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Head Varsity Coach.........................Mark Gibbs ’96 (15th Year) Overall Record....................................................(304-80 Overall) ASSISTANT VARSITY COACHES Head Asst. Coach.................................Ed Gibbs ’67 (29th Year) Asst. Coach-Catching...................Andrew Lowman (14th Year) Asst. Coach-Hitting................................ Jon Sidilau (10th Year) Asst. Coach-Outfield........................ Kevin Gibbs ’92 (8th Year) Asst. Coach-Pitching..........................Tom Ballenger (2nd Year) Head JV Coach................................Brandon Remalia (6th Year) Asst. Coach................................ Mike Higginbotham (2nd Year) Asst. Coach.........................................Kory Smigocki (2nd Year) Head Fr./So. Coach........................... Tony Pizzola ’13 (6th Year) Asst. Coach............................................. Carl Remalia (8th Year) Asst. Coach......................................... Matt Sweeney (4th Year) Lower-level pitching coordinator............................. Walter Albee (4th Year) Sports Performance................................ Walt Cline (13th Year) Physical Therapy...................................Scott Juzwak (3rd Year) SUPPORT STAFF Athletic Director........................................................ Dennis Hart Asst. Athletic Director............................................ Pat Ward ’93 Asst. Athletic Director...........................................Maggie Ward Athletic Trainers..............................Mike Walker, Shannon Lalli School Contact Phone...........................................202-363-2316 QUICK FACTS Last Conference Tournament Title Won.............................2019 Last Conference Regular Season Title Won.......................2019 Most Wins in a Season................................................ 30 (2019) Most Consecutive Wins in a Season.......................... 20 (2012) Lettermen Returning/Lost.................................................. 14/10 Starters Returning/Lost..........................................................8/5 Pitchers Returning/Lost..........................................................8/7 Number of New Players............................................................ 11 Home Facility...............................................................Gibbs Field ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL Contact........................................................................Mark Gibbs Email......................................................mgibbs@stjohnschs.org Phone......................................................................202-364-0229 Web Site.....................................................www.stjohnschs.org Twitter................................................................ @SJC_Baseball ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL Location............................................................. Chevy Chase, DC Founded...................................................................................1851 Enrollment..............................................................................1,190 President........................................................Jeffrey Mancabelli Principal...................................................Christopher Themistos Nickname............................................................................Cadets Colors.................................................................Scarlet and Grey Conference........................Washington Catholic Athletic Conf. St John’s College High School 2607 Military Road, NW Chevy Chase, DC 20015 www.stjohnschs.org 202-363-2316
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT OF ST. JOHN’S. . ..................... 2 HISTORY OF THE PROGRAM...................... 3 FACILITIES............................ 6 ST JOHN’S ADMINISTRATION AND BASEBALL SUPPORT..... 10 SPORTS MEDICINE.. ............. 12 PERFORMANCE AND REHABILITATION.................. 13 UNDER ARMOUR.. ................ 14
2021 FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR VARSITY TEAMS FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE COACHES . . .......................... 16 SCHEDULE.......................... 16 ROSTER.............................. 17 PLAYER PROFILES. . .............. 17
JUNIOR VARSITY COACHES . . .......................... 19 SCHEDULE.......................... 20 ROSTER.............................. 20 PLAYER PROFILES. . .............. 21
2021 VARSITY TEAM SCHEDULE.......................... 25 ROSTERS............................ 26 COACHES . . .......................... 28 SEASON PREVIEW............... 31 VETERAN PROFILES............. 33 NEWCOMER PROFILES......... 38
REMEMBERING THE CLASS OF 2020 ................... 42 HISTORY AND HONORS HISTORY CADETS IN COLLEGE. . .......... 45 CADETS IN PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL. . ......................... 48
HONORS HIGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERICANS.................. 49 WASH. POST ALL-MET.......... 51 ’93–’03 SEASON RECAPS.. ... 55 WCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS....... 56 ’04–’19 RESULTS. . ............... 58 SINGLE SEASON LEADERS............................ 64 CAREER LEADERS. . .............. 65
Dear Parents and Students, St. John’s is steeped in a tradition of excellence that prepares our students for successful leadership and service to others. It is a school community that encourages and supports achievement both within the classrooms and on the playing fields. There is no greater example of excellence and achievement than Cadet Baseball. The St. John’s community was greatly disappointed when baseball was canceled in 2020 due to COVID-19. It is with great excitement and enthusiasm that we look forward to and welcome the 2021 season. This ball club is defined by talent, work ethic, teamwork, consistency and passion for the sport. Further, this nationally-recognized baseball program plays a crucial role in preparing students to play at the collegiate and professional levels. Each year, student-athletes from this program receive regional season honors, as well as offers to play for college teams. The St. John’s Athletic Hall of Fame is filled with exceptional baseball players.
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With the strong connection between the coaching staff and student-athletes, each game is an exciting display of America’s national pastime – a game in which success is only possible when the coach truly knows his players, and the players trust their coach’s leadership and ability to make strategic decisions that bring the team victory. Yes, this program prepares these young men for athletic and academic success. But most importantly, it grounds them in Lasallian values. We are proud of the way these players represent St. John’s. In fact, at the start of the season, an umpire made time to contact the school and share his experience with our freshman and JV teams. He was impressed by the professionalism and sportsmanship the St. John’s coaches and players displayed during tournament play. Finally, we would like to thank the entire team of coaches, players, families and alumni for their dedication, support and enthusiasm. Play ball! Sincerely,
Jeffrey W. Mancabelli President
Christopher J. Themistos Principal
St. John’s College High School | 2607 Military Rd., NW, Chev y Chase, DC 20015 | 202-363-2316 202-380-1754 (f)
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t. John’s has a long and storied baseball tradition. Founded in 1907, the baseball program was originally known as the St. John’s Preps. Sometime between 1909 and 1947, the program was disbanded and then revived as the Cadets by Gene Augusterfer and Joe Gallagher. The Cadets won three conference championships during the 1950s and nine conference championships from 1960-1978. When Ed Gibbs took over in 1993, however, the once proud program was in a state of total disrepair. The Cadets had not captured a championship for more than 15 years and had not been ranked in The Washington Post’s Top 10 in more than a decade. The Cadets had won only nine games in the previous two seasons combined and played in a poor facility that was in need of substantial upgrades. Gibbs resurrected St. John’s program and constructed a baseball powerhouse that became synonymous with excellence. Gibbs’ first team went 13-12. His second team went 26-4, won the WCAC regular season title and began a remarkable run of 13 straight 20-win seasons. Gibbs won 318 games, two conference tournament titles, eight regular season titles and saw his team ranked in the top 10 by The Washington Post in 12 of his 13 years. He was selected as Coach of the Year by The Washington Post in 2005 and on three different occasions was named WCAC Coach of the Year. Gibbs was inducted into the St. John’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2008. The 2020 season was Mark Gibbs’ 17th year in the St. John’s program and his 14th as head coach. During his tenure, the baseball team has grown from an area powerhouse to an elite program recognized throughout the country. St. John’s has been nationally ranked in nine of the last 17 years by the most influential high school baseball publications in the United States, including Baseball America, USA Today and Collegiate Baseball. St. John’s ascent into the national spotlight reached a fever pitch in 2008, when Baseball America ranked the Cadets as the eighth-best team in the country and featured the Cadets as its spotlight program in its national high school baseball preview issue. At the same time, Collegiate Baseball named the Cadets as the second-best high school team in the nation. The Cadets proved worthy of the preseason acclaim by placing fourth in the Anderson Bat National Classic in Southern California, the nation’s top high school baseball tournament. During the event, St. John’s defeated two teams ranked among the
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top 25 in the country, both from Southern California, before succumbing to the eventual tournament champions in the winner’s bracket championship game. This marked the second straight year St. John’s had defeated two nationally ranked teams from California at the Anderson Bat National Classic. This success on the national level is unprecedented for a program from the mid-Atlantic region
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and validated the program’s standing among the nation’s best. During Mark Gibbs’ 14 years as head coach, the Cadets have sent 110 players on to play college baseball, had 17 players drafted by or signed to free agent contracts with professional baseball teams and saw St. John’s players move on to some of the most prestigious baseball programs in the nation,
HISTORY OF THE PROGRAM including College World Series participants University of Mississippi, Mississippi St. University and University of North Carolina as well as College World Series champions University of Virginia and Coastal Carolina University. St. John’s has also produced 37 Washington Post All-Met selections, ten high school All-Americans and four WCAC Play-
ers of the Year. Gibbs was honored in 2008 by being selected as a coach at the Under Armour All-American Game at Wrigley Field in Chicago, which was televised live on ESPN. The Cadets have won or tied for 10 WCAC regular season titles (2007, 2010, 2012-2019), seven WCAC tournament titles (2011, 2014-2019) and two DCSAA
titles (2014, 2019) during his tenure. Gibbs has been named WCAC Coach of the Year three times (2012, 2013, 2016), USA Today Washington, DC, Coach of the Year three times (2015-2017) and was The Washington Post’s All-Met Coach of the Year in 2016. Following the 2019 season, he was selected as the DC State Coach of the Year.
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Final record 30-3 WCAC regular season and tournament champions DSCAA tournament champions Finished No. 1 in The Washington Post (first time going wire to wire as the No. 1 team) Finished No. 1 in Prep Baseball Report, VA/DC rankings Finished No. 4 in USA Today’s northeast/ mid-Atlantic regional rankings Final national rankings: No. 14 USA Today, No. 29 Max Preps, No. 30 Baseball America and No. 31 Perfect Game DCSAA State Player of the Year – James Triantos Three Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team, one honorable mention) Two PBR All-Region selections (two honorable mentions) Set record for wins in a season (30)
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Final record 26-6 WCAC regular season and tournament champions Finished No. 2 in The Washington Post Finished No. 4 in Prep Baseball Report, VA/DC rankings • Finished No. 3 in USA Today’s northeast and mid-Atlantic regional rankings • Gatorade DC Player of the Year – Zach Tsakounis • Three Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team, one honorable mention)
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Final record 24-7 WCAC regular season and tournament champions Finished No. 2 in DCSportsFan rankings Finished No. 2 in The Washington Post Finished No. 6 in Prep Baseball Report, VA/DC rankings WCAC Player of the Year, Gatorade DC Player of the Year, NW Current Player of the Year, USA Today DC Player of the Year, first team BCA All-Region – Jack Roberts USA Today DC Coach of the Year – Mark Gibbs Two Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one honorable mention) HS Baseball Coaches Association Regional Field of the Year (Gibbs Field)
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Final record: 23-8 WCAC regular season and tournament champions Finished No. 3 in The Washington Post Finished No. 6 in Prep Baseball Report VA/DC rankings Gatorade DC Player of the Year, USA Today DC Player of the Year – Cam Remalia Washington Post All-Met Coach of the Year, USA Today Washington, DC, Coach of the Year and WCAC Co-Coach of the Year – Mark Gibbs Three Washington Post All-Met selections (two first team and one honorable mention) Runner-up – IMG National Classic, Bradenton, FL
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Final record: 25-6 WCAC regular season and tournament champions Finished No. 6 in The Washington Post Finished No. 6 in Prep Baseball Report VA/DC rankings • Gatorade DC Player of the Year, USA Today Player of the Year – AJ Lee • Louisville Slugger All-American – AJ Lee • Three Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team and two honorable mentions)
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Final record: 26-6 WCAC regular season and tournament champions DCSAA champions Preseason ranked No. 47 nationally by Baseball America Finished No. 1 in The Washington Post Reached No. 1 in The Washington Post for the seventh time in 10 years Gatorade DC Player of the Year – AJ Lee Louisville Slugger All-American – AJ Lee 34th-round draft pick of the Baltimore Orioles – Garrett Pearson Three Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team and one honorable mention) Tied for most wins in a season in school history
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Final record: 21-6 WCAC regular season champions Finished No. 7 in The Washington Post WCAC Coach of the Year – Mark Gibbs Two Washington Post All-Met selections (two honorable mentions) • Runner-up – IMG National Classic, Bradenton, FL
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• Final record: 23-3 • WCAC regular season champions • Ranked as high as No. 4 by USA Today and No. 5 by ESPN in the East Region • Finished No. 4 in The Washington Post • Set a new record for consecutive wins with 20 • WCAC Player of the Year, Gatorade DC Player of the Year – Danny O’Donnell • Louisville Slugger All-American – Danny O’Donnell • WCAC Coach of the Year – Mark Gibbs • Two Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team)
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• Final record: 22-9 • WCAC tournament champions • Began the year ranked No. 1 in The Washington Post and No. 34 in the country by Baseball America • Achieved a No. 1 ranking in The Washington Post for the sixth time in seven years • Nationally-ranked for the seventh time in eight years • Finished No. 8 in The Washington Post • Preseason All-American – Nick Howard • Four Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team, two honorable mentions) • Runner-up – South Florida Classic, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
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• Final record: 23-4 • WCAC regular season champions • Achieved a No. 1 ranking by The Washington Post for the fifth time in six years • Finished No. 4 in The Washington Post • Finished No. 3 in the East Region by USA Today • Four Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team, two honorable mentions) • Nationally ranked for the fifth time in six years • Preseason All-American – Nick Howard • Washington Post DC Player of the Year, Louisville Slugger DC Player of the Year, Gatorade DC Player of the Year – Mike Bowie • Washington Post DC Extra Coach of the Year – Mark Gibbs
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• Final record: 18-7 • Ranked as high as No. 2 in The Washington Post • 16th straight year appearing in The Washington Post Top 10 • Preseason All-American and Under Armour All-American – Josh Leemhuis • Three Washington Post All-Met selections (one second team, two honorable mentions)
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• Final record: 20-7 • Finished No. 6 in The Washington Post • Nationally ranked – No. 2 Collegiate Baseball, No. 8 Rawlings/Perfect Game, No. 10 Baseball America, No. 15 School Sports, No. 21 Rise Magazine • Two All-Americans – LJ Hoes, Scott Silverstein • Achieved a No. 1 Ranking in The Washington Post for the fourth straight year • Three Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team, one honorable mention) • Two players drafted – LJ Hoes (drafted third round by the Baltimore Orioles), Scott Silverstein (drafted 32nd round by the Washington Nationals) • WCAC Player of the Year – LJ Hoes
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Final record: 23-6 Finished No. 4 in The Washington Post Tied for first place in WCAC regular season WCAC tournament finalist Preseason No. 50 by PG Crosschecker Finished No. 95 by PG Crosschecker Achieved No. 1 ranking in The Washington Post for the third straight year Four Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team, two honorable mentions) Two All-Americans – Connor Hoehn, LJ Hoes Drafted 21st round by the Milwaukee Brewers – Connor Hoehn WCAC Player of the Year – LJ Hoes
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TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• 10-time WCAC regular season champions (2007, 2010, 2012–2019) • Seven-time WCAC tournament champions (2011, 2014–2019) • Finished in the Top 10 of The Washington Post final rankings 12 of the last 13 seasons – Appeared in The Washington Post Top 10 rankings every year – Reached No. 1 in five of 13 seasons • 20 or more wins in 12 of 13 seasons • Nationally ranked in six of 13 seasons • Regionally ranked for 11 of 13 seasons • Top national finishes: – Sixth at 2007 Phil Nevin National Classic (Anaheim, CA) – Fourth at 2008 Anderson Bat National Classic (Anaheim, CA) – Second at 2011 South Florida Classic (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) – Second at 2013 IMG National Classic (Bradenton, FL) – Second at 2016 IMG National Classic (Bradenton, FL) – Second at 2018 USA Classic (Millington, TN)
INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• 110 college signs • 17 players drafted or signed free agent (high school and college) – 1 Major League Player – 3 AAA Players – 1 First Round Pick • 11 First team Washington Post All-Met selections • Eight Gatorade Washington DC Player of the Year selections • Eight High School All-American selections • Four WCAC Player of the Year selections • Three USA Today DC Player of the Year Selections (award started in 2014) • Three Louisville Slugger Washington DC Player of the Year selections (selected from 2005–2010) • Three WCAC Coach of the Year Selections • Three Under Armour All-American Game selections • One Perfect Game AFLAC All American Game selection • One Washington Post All Met Player of the Year selection • One Washington Post All Met Coach of the Year Selections • 36 first team All-WCAC selections
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GIBBS FIELD St. John’s boasts the mid-Atlantic region’s top high school baseball facility. The Cadets play on Gibbs Field, featuring professional quality Field Turf, dugouts, four bullpens, two permanent batting cages, a portable batting cage and a professional scoreboard. A left field wall was installed in 2013 and renovated in 2017. Also in 2017, Gibbs Field was selected as the High School Baseball Coaches Association Regional Field of the Year. In 2019, the hitting area was renovated to include a full 80-foot batting cage, a 70-foot batting cage and an arm care area with a plyo wall.
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MONA CLUBHOUSE In October 2012, construction of the Vincent “Cap” Mona Baseball Clubhouse was completed. This facility is the first of its kind in the area for a high school program and one of only a handful in the nation. It includes the varsity locker room with players’ bathrooms/showers, coaches’ offices/bathrooms/showers, a press box and a VIP viewing area. In the varsity locker room, each player has his own locker with a personal safe. It is also outfitted with full video analysis capabilities, including a 60-inch flat-screen television and a 72-inch drop-down screen with a ceiling mounted projector. As you walk up the All-American stairway to the second floor, the wall is adorned with pictures of St. John’s All-American players. The VIP room holds a conference table for eight people, a wet bar and seating for 15 to watch the baseball game. The press box is equipped with state-of-the-art digital equipment for announcing the games.
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pened in fall 2020, the Center for Performance and Leadership (CPL) encompasses the spirit of cooperation and teamwork. A double height open lobby welcomes athletes, fans and visitors with a Hall of Fame display. The lower expansion provides enough locker rooms to serve all athletes and has new sports performance facilities, including an indoor turf training area. The CPL also includes, Innovation Hall, a student lounge and a sports medicine suite. Innovation Hall provides student entrepreneurs a professional space to pitch new ideas or hear from one of many entrepreuners. Athletic teams also use this space for meetings. A sports medicine suite, which provides student-athletes with the support they need to prevent and recover from injury, includes large hydrotherapy and recovery pools. The upper level added new spaces for the Cadet Corps Leadership Program and the Centor for Innovation and Social Impact, as well as an alumni lounge and offices for coaches and athletic administrators. INNOVATION HALL
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CENTER FOR PERFORMANCE AND LEADERSHIP MAIN ENTRANCE
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JEFFREY MANCABELLI
DENNIS HART
PRESIDENT
ATHLETICS DIRECTOR
Jeffrey Mancabelli became the 28th president, and first lay president, of St. John’s College High School in 2010, after serving nine years as the school’s first lay principal. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business management from the University of Scranton and a master’s degree in education and human development from The George Washington University. Throughout his 30 years in Catholic education, Mancabelli has remained focused on creating and leading positive and inclusive educational environments. He is a graduate of the Lasallian Leadership Institute and the Buttimer Institute of Lasallian Studies and has presented at numerous educational conferences. He is a member of The Lasallian Association of Secondary Schools and the Strategic Planning Committee for The District of Eastern North America. He previously served on the board of The Woods Academy and currently serves on the boards of St. John’s College High School, La Salle College High School and Calvert Hall College High School.
In March, 2020, St. John’s announced the appointment of Dennis Hart as the school’s new director of athletics. Hart will bring extensive experience as an administrator, teacher and coach to St. John’s. For the past 14 years, he has devoted himself to the students of his own alma mater, St. Joseph’s Preparatory School, an all-boys Catholic preparatory high school in Philadelphia, PA. He spent the past five years serving as director of athletics, overseeing a robust and successful program that included 40 teams, nearly 100 coaches and more than 700 student-athletes. Prior to that, Hart spent four years as dean of students and five years as a history teacher, including an appointment as the chair of the History Department. He also coached both baseball and basketball for St. Joseph’s Prep, the same sports he played as a student there. Hart served as associate head coach for the varsity baseball team for 13 years, helping guide the team to four consecutive division titles, back-to-back Philadelphia Catholic League championships and a 2009 appearance in the state semifinal game. He also spent three years as a coach for the school’s basketball program, including time with both the varsity and freshman teams. Prior to joining the faculty at St. Joseph’s Prep, Hart was a social studies and science teacher at People for People Charter School in Philadelphia for three years. He also coached the boys’ varsity basketball team, which he led to two Independent Charter School League finals. He began his coaching career at St. Matthew School, also in Philadelphia, where he served as assistant coach for the girls’ varsity high school Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) team. He earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Temple University and a master’s degree in educational leadership from St. Joseph’s University. Hart has also served on a number of professional committees, including the St. Joseph’s Prep Strategic Plan 2020 – Academic Excellence Committee (co-chair), St. Joseph’s Prep Middle States Committee (chair), St. Joseph’s Prep Board of Trustees Athletics and Student Life Committee, the Philadelphia Catholic League (vice chairman) and the Philadelphia Catholic League Board of Directors. He also served as the league’s chairman for baseball and boys’ and girls’ track and field. Hart and his wife, Kate, live in Washington, DC, with their two daughters, Olivia and Claire.
CHRISTOPHER THEMISTOS PRINCIPAL
Christopher Themistos is in his fifth year as principal, but joined St. John’s College High School in 2001. In the time that he has been with the school, he has taught in two academic departments and held four positions in the administration. He was also part of the baseball coaching staff for six years and has worked extensively in other areas of the school’s extra-curricular offerings. Before becoming principal, Themistos was the director of admissions, academic dean and assistant principal for academic affairs. In his extensive work in the academic administration, Themistos has been committed to improving the education of students by attending to their immediate needs, while asserting his belief than an innovative mindset should be applied to the school’s fervent Lasallian pedagogy when developing new programs and opportunities. He and his wife Laurie have two daughters, Caroline and Kalliope, and enjoy being fully immersed in life at SJC.
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ST. JOHN'S ADMINISTRATION AND BASEBALL SUPPORT PAT WARD ’93
MAGGIE WARD
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
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Pat Ward ’93 is in his 11th year as assistant athletic director for St. John’s. During this time, he has overseen the day-to-day operations of the entire Athletic Department and the school’s athletic facilities. With the expansion of the Athletic Department, he now focuses on boys’ sports. In addition, in January 2020, Ward was named head football coach for St. John’s. Previously, he was the offensive line coach from 2000-2019 and had great success with at least one lineman being named first team All-Conference in each of his years at St. John’s. Ward has coached 21 first team All-Conference linemen and eight first or second team All-Met linemen (as determined by The Washington Post), as well as three All-Americans and one NFL player. He was an assistant coach for the 2013 Under Armour All-America Game. In January 2020, Ward was named head football coach for St. John’s. As a player, Ward was a two-time football All-Met and All-American recipient at St. John’s. At the University of Maryland, he was a four-year starter, an All-Conference ACC player and the recipient of the prestigious A.V. Williams Award, given to the UMD football player who demonstrates outstanding sportsmanship. He was inducted into St. John’s College High School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2010. Ward comes from a long line of St. John’s graduates, including his grandfather, Robert Cady ’37; uncle, Mike Cady ’69; cousins, Frank Cady ’42 and Ralph Hawkins ’53; and brother, Mike Ward ’06. He is very proud of his history at St. John’s and excited to be part of the St. John’s community.
Maggie Ward enters her third year as an assistant athletic director. She assists in all elements of the Athletic Department, with a focus on running the daily operations of the girls’ sports programs. Ward earned a bachelor’s degree in science, with a concentration in athletic training, from the University of Vermont in 2011. She went on to earn a master’s degree in education, with a concentration in athletic training, from Old Dominion University in 2013. While attending Old Dominion, she was a graduate assistant at Christopher Newport University, working with the football team, track and field team and women’s lacrosse team. Before St. John’s, Ward worked at Trinity Episcopal School, a private high school in Richmond, VA; at MedStar National Rehabilitation Network in an orthopedic clinic; and at Blake High School in Silver Spring, MD. In addition to her athletic training duties at St. John’s, Ward is an instructor for a health and nutrition class and has certification in fitness nutrition from the American Council on Exercise (ACE).
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SPORTS MEDICINE The sports medicine team at St John’s consists of an athletic training staff, team physicians and physical therapists. Collectively, the team provides quality health management (emergency care, injury evaluation, physician referral and treatment/rehabilitation) to the student-athletes of St. John’s. The team physicians and physical therapist visit St. John’s weekly to assess injuries and healing progression and to provide therapeutic interventions in the athletic training room.
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Mike Walker is a local native who received his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from the University of Maryland in 1998. While working on his degree, he interned with the university’s sports medicine department, providing medical care and coverage for several of the Terrapins’ athletic teams. Walker went on to receive his master’s degree in health and education in 2000 from Frostburg State University. He obtained his certifications as an athletic trainer (ATC) in 1999 and as a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS) in 2000. He holds memberships in good standing with the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Walker has been St. John’s head athletic trainer since 2002 and is a sitting committee member for the District of Columbia Sports Medicine Advisory Committee (DCSMAC) and the governmental affairs council representative for the District of Columbia Athletic Trainers’ Association (DCATA). When not working, he enjoys spending time with his family and friends, playing and listening to music and running in Rock Creek Park.
SHANNON LALLI ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER
Shannon Lalli, originally from New York, graduated from the University of Florida with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training in 2015. While there, Lalli worked with the University of Florida football team and the women’s lacrosse team, as well as many of the other teams at the university. After graduating she moved back to New York, where she worked as an outreach athletic trainer for a physical therapy company at local high schools. Lalli then moved down to the DC area to pursue her master’s in healthcare administration from Georgetown University, where she graduated in 2018. This is her second year at St. John’s. During her time at both Florida and Georgetown, Lalli engaged in sports medicine research. Most recently, she interned with MedStar’s Health Research Institute studying the effects of overtraining on youth athletes. She also has research interests in preventing sudden cardiac death in athletes and ultramarathon athletes. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, watching television and exploring DC with family and friends.
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TEAM PHYSICIANS Dr. Carter Mitchell, MD – Orthopedics Dr. William Postma, MD – Orthopedics
SPORTS PERFORMANCE AND REHABILITATION WALT CLINE – H2 KINETICS
SCOTT JUZWAK
DIRECTOR OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE / 13TH SEASON
DIRECTOR OF REHABILITATION/SPORTS SCIENCE & ANALYTICS / 3RD SEASON
Walt Cline has been the speed and movement coach for St. John’s baseball program since 2009. Cline is a movement and sports science specialist and works with all aspects of athlete development, including strength and conditioning, speed and movement training, injury prevention and return-to-sport strategies. As a professional, Cline has served as an educator, coach and consultant in collegiate, scholastic and professional settings in the United States. He is currently the owner and operator of H2K (H2 Kinetics LLC and H2Ksports. com), and he serves as a volunteer assistant track and field coach (movement specialist) at the University of Virginia. As a sports science coach, Cline has worked with prospective scholastic athletes, collegiate athletes and professional athletes in a variety of sports organizations, including: NFL, MLB, MLS, NBA, NCAA (ACC, SEC, PAC12, MAC), WBC/WBA, WLPGA and USTA. During his seven years in the mid-Atlantic region, Cline’s work and contracts have included, but are not limited to, director of athlete development (St. John’s College High School baseball program, Washington, DC: 2009-present); speed movement consultant (DC United); movement/strength and conditioning consultant (Washington Nationals); director of athlete development (Velocity Sports Performance, Alexandria, VA); consultant co-director of athlete development (Velocity Sports Performance, Westchester, NY); concept of functional fitness project/combat conditioning, SME (United States Marine Corps); and consultant and clinic speaker on movement and sports science application to area sports organizations and supportive medical services. Cline started his career serving as an assistant coach for both track and field and football at Fort Hays State University in western Kansas. He returned to the scholastic level in western New York, teaching health and physical education and coaching multiple championship teams at multiple schools in both football and track and field. When he began to coach and consult with professional athletes in 2005, Cline moved to the mid-Atlantic region and helped open and establish one of the largest and top-operating sports-performance training facilities in the United States. He continues to work at large in the DC area with organizations, team sport athletes, runners, cyclists, the military and other groups and individual projects. Cline earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education/exercise science from Canisius College in Buffalo, NY, where he competed in football and track and field. He also holds a master’s degree in health and human performance from Kansas State University at Fort Hays. Cline is a certified strength and conditioning specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
Scott Juzwak earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science/physiology from Temple University in 2003 and a doctorate in physical therapy from Boston University in 2006. He received his certification as an orthopedic clinical specialist in June 2012 and his certification as a functional manual therapist in 2014. Juzwak has been certified in functional dry needling through Kinetacore and is a TPI certified level II medical professional. Born and raised outside of Philadelphia, Juzwak began his career at Medstar Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, DC. There, he developed a strong interest in functional manual therapy through the Institute of Physical Art. Instead of looking at individual body parts, this unique form of physical therapy evaluates the whole body as a functional unit. He currently works at the Center for Integrated Manual Therapies (CIMT) in Columbia, MD, and Washington, DC, where he started collaborating with the elite strength and conditioning coaches at Optimum Performance Training Institute and developed a unique approach to exercise rehabilitation. Juzwak focuses on training foundational movement patterns, which effectively improve core stability, increase flexibility and build strength throughout the entire body. Juzwak specializes in the treatment of both basic and complicated musculoskeletal injuries, especially individuals with chronic pain. His passion is sports, and his experience includes working with athletes at the high school, collegiate and professional levels, particularly those competing in baseball and golf. Scott lives in Columbia, MD with his wife Stephanie, and daughter Maclayne.
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THE UNDER ARMOUR CONNECTION
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K
evin Plank, SJC class of 1990 and MVP of the 1989 championship victory against DeMatha, is the founder and owner of Under Armour, the originator of performance apparel. Plank started the company in 1996. Since then, Under Armour has been an industry leader. When Under Armour sold shares of the company for the first time in November 2005, the company posted the most successful initial product offering by an American company in five years, and the stock has continued to perform extraordinarily well. By 2010, the company was posting more than $1 billion in annual revenue. Under Armour is now an official supplier to Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, the National Football League and just about every Division 1 program. Under Armour holds roughly 80% of the market share in the compression performance apparel market. The line of clothing is designed to keep athletes cool in the hot weather and warm in the cold weather, while alleviating muscle fatigue and wicking sweat away from the body. In 2006, Plank was named the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year in
the retail and consumer products category. In 2005, Plank was named Industrialist of the Year by The Baltimore Museum of Industry. In 2012, Forbes magazine listed him as No. 3 on the list of the most powerful CEO’s in America under the age of 40. Plank has also been inducted into the Baltimore Business Journal’s Hall of Fame and has served on the St. John’s Board of Trustees. Plank has stayed close to the St. John’s Athletic Department, specifically
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the baseball program. In 2007, the Cadets became the first team in the country to wear the Under Armour baseball uniform. Since that time, Under Armour has been the primary outfitter for everything our players wear on game day, including cleats, socks, T-shirts, cold gear, batting gloves, helmets and hats. Under Armour is more than just gear to St. John’s athletes. For the students, it is a matter of pride to wear this athletic label created by a St. John’s alumnus.
2021 FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR VARSITY TEAMS
FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE COACHES
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TONY PIZZOLA ’13
CARL REMALIA
MATT SWEENEY
HEAD FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE COACH SIXTH SEASON
ASSISTANT FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE COACH EIGHTH SEASON
ASSISTANT FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE COACH FOURTH SEASON
Tony Pizzola enters his sixth year as head coach for the freshman/sophomore team. Previously, he was an assistant for the junior varsity team and spent the last six summer and fall seasons as a head coach with the Cadets Baseball organization. Pizzola was a relief pitcher on the varsity baseball team in 2012 and 2013, when the team went a combined 44-10 and won back-to-back WCAC regular season titles. As the head coach of the DC Cadets, he led the 17U (2015), 15U (2016) and 16U (2017) teams to DC Summer League championships. He was also an assistant for the 16U team in 2014, which also won a championship. Pizzola currently lives in Kensington, MD.
Coach Remalia has been with St. John’s baseball program since 2014. This is his second stint with the freshman/sophomore team while also spending four years with the junior varsity team. He is a coach in the Cadets Baseball organization, serving as an assistant for both the 17U and 16U teams.
Sweeney enters his fourth year as a member of the St. John’s coaching staff, bringing a wealth of experience and knowledge. He is a 2006 graduate of Col. Zadok Magruder High School, where he was a four-year varsity performer and a two-time All-County selection. As a senior, he was a pre-season and post-season selection by Collegiate Baseball, as well as a first team Washington Post All-Met and All-State selection. Following his senior year, he was selected in the eighth round by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Sweeney played a total of seven years with the Angles, Tampa Bay Rays, Kansas City Royals and Baltimore Orioles. During that time, he was selected twice as an All-Star and once hit a home run off of Clayton Kershaw. Since retiring, Sweeney has coached various showcase and travel teams, including the Diamond Skills Rangers and Diamond Skills Dodgers.
FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE SCHEDULE DATE
TIME
OPPONENT
LOCATION
APRIL
DATE
TIME
OPPONENT
LOCATION
MAY MT. ST. JOE
WHEATON REGIONAL #6
8
10:00
DEMATHA
HOME
11:30
ARCHBISHOP CURLEY
WHEATON REGIONAL #6
12
4:00
GOOD COUNSEL
GOOD COUNSEL
5:00
ARCHBISHOP SPALDING
WHEATON REGIONAL #1
15
4:00
DEMATHA
HOME
13
5:00
17 21 24
1:00
WILSON
FT. RENO
19
5:00
DEMATHA
WHEATON REGIONAL #1
28
4:00
GOOD COUNSEL
GOOD COUNSEL
22
4:00
WILSON
FT. RENO
26
5:00
GOOD COUNSEL
WHEATON REGIONAL #1
29
4:00
DEMATHA
HOME
12:00
DEMATHA
RIVERDALE REC.
MAY 1
3:00
BISHOP IRETON (JV)
HOME
3
4:00
ARCHBISHOP SPALDING
SEVERN DANZA PARK
JUNE 5
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FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE ROSTER #
NAME
CL
POS
B-T
HT
WT
HOMETOWN
1
SERIGNE SARRE
FR.
LHP/OF
L-L
5'9"
130 lbs
SILVER SPRING, MD
2
BEN CHRISTINE
FR.
RHP/IF
R-R
5'6 "
115 lbs
OLNEY, MD
4
MASON BODNAR
FR.
RHP/IF/C
R-R
5'11"
150 lbs
ARLINGTON, VA
5
WELLS TWINING
FR.
RHP/OF
L-R
6'3"
150 lbs
SILVER SPRING, MD
6
NICH FRANCUZENKO
FR.
RHP/C
L-R
5'8"
152 lbs
RESTON, VA
7
MARCUS MARTIN
FR.
RHP/IF
R-R
5'8"
155 lbs
OLNEY, MD
8
PHOENIX WILLIAMS
FR.
LHP/OF/1B
L-L
5'9"
150 lbs
KENSINGTON, MD
9
TOM KOLASKY
FR.
3B/1B
R-R
5'9"
160 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
10
ANIKWE DURU
FR.
OF
L-L
5'10"
155 lbs
SILVER SPRING, MD
12
HAYDEN KALISZ
FR.
RHP/1B
R-R
5'10"
195 lbs
OLNEY, MD
13
OWEN MCMANAMEE
FR.
RHP/C
R-R
5'10"
185 lbs
SILVER SPRING, MD
14
ORION JONES
FR.
RHP/OF
R-R
6'2"
170 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
15
CHARLIE LAPETINA
FR.
RHP/C
R-R
6'0"
170 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE PLAYERS MASON BODNAR
ANIKWE DURU
FRESHMAN / RHP/IF/C R/R / 5'11" / 150 lbs
FRESHMAN / OF / L/L 5'10" / 155 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … Personal: Full name is Mason Louis Bodnar … born July 11, 2006 … parents: Mike and Anne … has one sister (Abby) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Ken Griffey, Jr. …
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BEN CHRISTINE
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … Personal: Full name is Anikwe Oliver Duru … born August 10, 2006 … parents: Jeremi and Melissa … has two brothers (Kanayo and Nnaji) … favorite team is the New York Mets … favorite athlete is Mike Trout … member of the De la Salle Scholars program … member of the Regimental Band …
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NICH FRANCUZENKO FRESHMAN / RHP/C L/R / 5'8" / 152 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … Personal: Full name is Nicholas Alexander Francuzenko … born June 8, 2006 … parents: Alexander and Keli … has one brother (Lukas) and one sister (Maddie) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Juan Soto …
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ORION JONES
FRESHMAN / RHP/IF / R/R 5'6" / 115 lbs
FRESHMAN / RHP/OF R/R / 6'2" / 170 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … Personal: Full name is Benjamin James Christine … born April 26, 2006 … parents: Dan and Christine … has one brother (Drew) … favorite team is Duke University Basketball … favorite athlete is Dansby Swanson …
2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … Personal: Full name is Orion Marcus Jones … born March 31, 2006 … parents: Sheldon and Sherlonda … has one sister (Nina) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Aaron Judge …
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FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE PLAYERS HAYDEN KALISZ
MARCUS MARTIN
WELLS TWINING
FRESHMAN / 1B/RHP R/R / 5'10" / 195 lbs
FRESHMAN / RHP/IF / R/R 5'8" / 155 lbs
FRESHMAN / RHP/OF L/R / 6'3" / 150 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … Personal: Full name is Hayden Christopher Kalisz … born November 1, 2005 … parents: Christopher and Jennifer … favorite team is the Baltimore Orioles … favorite athlete is Manny Machado …
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2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … Personal: Full name is Marcus Pablo Martin … born January 15, 2006 … parents: Julian and Ami … has one brother (AJ ’22) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Mike Trout …
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TOM KOLASKY
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CHARLIE LAPETINA
PHOENIX WILLIAMS
FRESHMAN / RHP/C 5'10" / 185 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … Personal: Full name is Owen Patrick McManamee … born November 11, 2005 … parents: Patrick and Patty … has two brothers (Finn and Gavin) … favorite team is the St. Louis Cardinals … favorite athlete is Yadier Molina … member of the Cadet Corps Leadership Program … member of the Raiders Club …
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FRESHMAN / RHP/C / R/R 6'0" / 170 lbs
Personal: Full name is Charles Eduardo Lapetina … born February 8, 2006 … parents: Gerardo and Ingrid … has one sister (Cecilia) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Cam Newton …
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OWEN MCMANAMEE
FRESHMAN / 3B/1B / R/R 5'9" / 160 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … Personal: Full name is Thomas Merrill Kolasky … born March 16, 2006 … parents: Bob and Carrie … has one brother (Teddy) and one sister (Reese) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Anthony Rendon …
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … Personal: Full name is Wells David Conover Twining … born March 4, 2006 … parents: Jason and Cynthia … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Chris Paddock … member of the De la Salle Scholars Program …
SERIGNE SARRE FRESHMAN / LHP/OF L/L / 5'9" / 130 lbs
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2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … Personal: Full name is Serigne Mamadou Ben Sarre … born December 21, 2005 … parents: Mansour and Katie … has one brother (Joseph) and two sisters (Dior and Amina) … favorite team is the Seattle Seahawks … favorite athlete is DK Metcalf …
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FRESHMAN / LHP/OF/1B L/L / 5'9" / 150 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … Personal: Full name is Phoenix Oliver Williams … born August 3, 2006 … parents: Lenny and Isabelle … has one sister (Arielle) … favorite team is the Pittsburg Steelers … favorite athlete is Juan Soto … member of the Cadet Corps Leadership Program … member of the Entrepreneur Club …
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JUNIOR VARSITY COACHES BRANDON REMALIA
KORY SMIGOCKI
WALT ALBEE
HEAD JV COACH / SIXTH SEASON
ASSISTANT JV COACH / SECOND SEASON
Brandon Remalia has been with the Cadets since 2014 in various capacities. Previously, he served as an assistant coach for the junior varsity team and the head coach for the freshman/ sophomore team. In 2016, he led the freshman/sophomore team to a 17-0-1 record. He is a 2010 graduate of North Point High School, where he was selected to the All-Conference and All-County teams his senior year. He continued his career at the College of Southern Maryland for two years and was selected to the All-Region team. Remalia then moved on to Frostburg State, where he was a two-year starter and the Dave Sanford Scholar-Athlete Award winner. Remalia has also been a head coach with the Cadets Baseball organization.
Kory Smigocki begins his second year of coaching at St. John’s. He served as an assistant coach for the Gaithersburg Giants in the Maryland Collegiate Baseball League from 2013 to 2019. He has also spent time with Good Counsel High School, Gaithersburg High School and Watkins Mill High School, serving as a both a varsity and junior varsity assistant, working primarily with infielders. He graduated from Gaithersburg High School in 2009, where he was a threeyear varsity starter as a middle infielder and pitcher. He earned various honors such as first team All-Gazette, first team All-County, All-Met honorable mention and represented Gaithersburg High School in the 2009 Brooks Robinson All-Star Game at Camden Yards. Smigocki earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from The Catholic University of America in 2013, where he doubled as a middle infielder and pitcher. He was named senior captain in 2013 and helped the Cardinals reach their first ever NCAA tournament after winning the Landmark Conference in 2011. Smigocki earned his master’s degree in accounting from the University of Maryland, College Park. A certified public accountant, he works as a senior associate in transaction advisory for Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP in Tysons, VA.
LOWER LEVEL PITCHING COORDINATOR FOURTH SEASON
MIKE HIGGINBOTHAM ASSISTANT JV COACH / SECOND SEASON
Mike Higginbotham begins his second season in the scarlet and grey and brings a wealth of experience. He is a graduate of Archbishop Carrol High School and played collegiately at Bowie State University. Following college, Higginbotham entered the United States Army where he played for a year in Germany. For the last 20 years, he has coached at Bishop McNamara and DeMatha. He has been married to Anna for 34 years, and they have two children and five grandchildren.
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Walt Albee enters his fourth season with the Cadets. As head varsity pitching coach during the 2018 and 2019 seasons, he led the pitching staff to a 1.32 ERA and a 3.58 to 1 strikeout-to-walk ratio and back-to-back WCAC championships. Over the past two years, he mentored ten pitchers who moved on to college baseball, including seven to the Division 1 level. Albee was a three-year letter winner as an outfielder and pitcher at the Maret School, and he helped lead his team to three consecutive mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference titles from 2007-2009. Albee was named to the All-District first team in 2009 and All-Conference teams in baseball three times (2007-2009) and football twice (2007-2008). He went on to play at Brown University for three seasons (2010-2012), despite several major injuries. In 2014, Albee coached the pitchers at Providence Country Day School in Providence, RI. Since moving back to DC, he has coached several travel teams and has worked with pitchers throughout the DC area. He lives in Washington, DC.
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JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE DATE
TIME
OPPONENT
LOCATION
APRIL 15 17 22 28
TIME
OPPONENT
LOCATION
4:30 4:00 4:30 12:00
THE HEIGHTS WILSON GOOD COUNSEL DEMATHA
THE HEIGHTS HOME GOOD COUNSEL RIVERDALE REC.
MAY 4:30 10:00 4:30 4:30
GOOD COUNSEL ARCHBISHOP CURLEY WILSON ARCHBISHOP SPALDING
HOME HOME FT. RENO ARCHBISHOP SPALDING
MAY 1 5 8 11 15
DATE
17 22 25 29
JUNE 12:00 4:30 1:00 5:30 12:00
BISHOP IRETON ST. MARY'S RYKEN PAUL VI GONZAGA BISHOP O'CONNELL
HOME HOME PAUL VI NATS ACADEMY HOME
1 5 7–12
4:30 1:00
BISHOP MCNAMARA HOME GONZAGA TBD FOUR GAME FINAL TOURNAMENT TBD
JUNIOR VARSITY ROSTER #
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NAME
CL
POS
B-T
HT
WT
HOMETOWN
1
RYAN MAXWELL
SO.
RHP/IF
R-R
5'9"
140 lbs
OLNEY, MD WASHINGTON, DC
2
MITCHELL SMALLWOOD
SO.
OF
L-R
5'9"
150 lbs
3
SEAN HARMON
SO.
RHP
R-R
5'9"
155 lbs
BETHESDA, MD
4
ADAM TROCH
FR.
LHP/OF
L-L
5'10"
150 lbs
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
6
BREYDEN RUIZ-WEISS
FR.
LHP/OF
L-L
5'11"
160 lbs
CHEVY CHASE, MD
7
LOGAN MCINTOSH
SO.
RHP/IF
R-R
6'0"
165 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
8
JACK POWERS
SO.
C/IF
R-R
5'10"
160 lbs
BETHESDA, MD
9
NICK RYAN
JR.
RHP
R-R
5'11"
165 lbs
LOS ANGELES, CA
10
COLIN GIBBS
FR.
RHP/IF
S-R
6'2"
170 lbs
OLNEY, MD
11
EDWARD WALLINGFORD
FR.
C
R-R
5'9"
170 lbs
ALEXANDRIA, VA
12
BEN THOMASON
SO.
RHP/OF
R-R
6'2"
185 lbs
BETHESDA, MD
13
ETHAN MYUNG
SO.
C
R-R
5'10"
185 lbs
VIENNA, VA
14
ANDREW LOMBARDO
SO.
LHP/1B
R-L
5'11"
170 lbs
KENSINGTON, MD
15
ROHAN MISHRA
SO.
LHP/1B
L-L
5'10"
200 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
17
NICK HIPPCHEN
SO.
RHP/C
R-R
5'9"
165 lbs
SILVER SPRING, MD
18
ANDY FRANCIS
SO.
RHP/IF
L-R
5'11"
180 lbs
MCLEAN, VA
23
ANDREW POWERS
SO.
LHP/1B
L-L
6'3"
215 lbs
BETHESDA, MD
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JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYERS ANDY FRANCIS
NICK HIPPCHEN
SOPHOMORE / RHP/IF L/R / 5'11" / 180 lbs
SOPHOMORE / RHP/C R/R / 5'9" / 165 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Andrew Jean-Michael Francis … born December 17, 2004 … parents: Peter and Sabine … has one brother (Colin) and two sisters (Annabelle and Caroline) … favorite team is the New York Yankees … favorite athlete is Derek Jeter …
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2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Nicholas James Hippchen … born March 31, 2005 … parents: Peter and Maria … has one brother (Michael ’21) and two sisters (Julia ’18 and Mary ’16) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Trea Turner …
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COLIN GIBBS
10
SEAN HARMON SOPHOMORE / RHP R/R / 5'9" / 155 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Sean Covington Harmon … born May 13, 2005 … parents: Scott and Michelle … has one brother (Liam) and one sister (Michaela) … favorite team is the Miami Dolphins … favorite athlete is Fernando Tatis Jr. … member of the Best Buddies Club and the De La Salle Scholars Program ...
SOPHOMORE / RHP / R/R 6'0" / 175 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... member of the freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Logan Lawson McIntosh … born November 24, 2004 … parents: Bill and Martha … has one sister (Lorelei) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Stephen Strasburg …
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ANDREW LOMBARDO
FRESHMAN / RHP/IF S/R / 6'2" / 170 lbs
2021: Personal: Full name is Colin Matthew Gibbs … born August 16, 2005 … parents: Kevin ’92 and Michelle … has one brother (Casey ’21) and one sister (Emma) … favorite team is the New York Yankees … favorite athlete is Ja Morant …
LOGAN MCINTOSH
SOPHOMORE / LHP/1B R/L / 5'11" / 170 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... member of the freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Andrew Jack Lombardo … born July 19, 2004 … parents: Dave and Haley … has two sisters (Gigi ’20 and Gracie) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Juan Soto …
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ROHAN MISHRA SOPHOMORE / LHP/1B L/L / 6'0" / 200 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Rohan James Mishra … born July 26, 2005 … parents: Subodh and Kamael … has one brother Ethan (’21) and one sister (Julia) … favorite team is the San Francisco 49ers … favorite athlete is George Kittle …
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RYAN MAXWELL
ETHAN MYUNG
SOPHOMORE / RHP/IF R/R / 5'9" / 140 lbs
SOPHOMORE / C, R/R 5'10" / 185 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... member of the freshman/ sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Ryan Matthew Maxwell … born August 24, 2004 … parents: Bob and Kimberly … has one brother (Brady) and one sister (Kathryn) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Ryan Zimmerman …
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2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Ethan Christopher Myung … born March 16, 2005 … parents: John and Evelyn … has one brother Ezra … favorite team is the New York Yankees … favorite athlete is Derek Jeter …
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JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYERS ANDREW POWERS SOPHOMORE / LHP/1B L/L / 6'3" / 215 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... member of the junior varsity team … Personal: Full name is Andrew John Powers … born January 5, 2005 … parents: Joe and Brit … has one brother (Jack ’23) and one sister (Maddie) … favorite team is the Los Angeles Angels … favorite athlete is Mike Trout …
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JACK POWERS 2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Jack Edward Powers … born January 5, 2005 … parents: Joseph and Brit … has one brother (Andrew ’23) and one sister (Maddie) … favorite team is the New York Yankees … favorite athlete is Derek Jeter …
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … Personal: Full name is Breyden Michael Ruiz-Weiss … born October 19, 2005 … parents: Michael and Crystal … has one brother (Quin) … favorite team is the Baltimore Orioles … favorite athlete is Manny Machado …
FRESHMAN / LHP/OF L/L / 5'10" / 150 lbs
MITCHELL SMALLWOOD SOPHOMORE / OF / L/R 5'9" / 150 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Mitchell Clark Smallwood … born April 14, 2005 … parents: Eric and Denise … has one brother (Griffin ’21) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Anthony Rendon …
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BEN THOMASON
FRESHMAN / LHP/OF / L/L 6'11" / 160 lbs
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JUNIOR / RHP / R/R 5'11" / 165 lbs
9
8
BREYDEN RUIZ-WEISS
ADAM TROCH
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... pitched for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Nicholas Lawrence Ryan … born August 26, 2003 … parents: Kevin and Julie … has one sister (Kate) … favorite team is the New York Mets … favorite athlete is David Wright … member of the De la Salle Scholars Program ... member of the National Honor Society …
SOPHOMORE / C/IF / R/R 5'10" / 160 lbs
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NICK RYAN
SOPHOMORE / RHP/OF R/R / 6'2" / 185 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Pitched and played outfield for freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is Benjamin Cooper Thomason … born Feb. 23, 2005 … parents: Benjamin, Autumn, Olivia and John … has two brothers (Shep and Teddy) … favorite team is the Seattle Mariners … favorite athlete is Russell Wilson …
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2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … Personal: Full name is Adam Troch … born July 16, 2006 … parents: Serge and Radhia … has one sister (Layla) … favorite team is the Toronto Blue Jays … favorite athlete is Bo Bichette …
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EDWARD WALLINGFORD FRESHMAN / C / R/R 5'9" / 170 lbs
Personal: Full name is Edward Custis Wallingford … born May 30, 2006 … parents: Jeff and Amanda … has one brother (William) and one sister (Krista) … favorite team is the New England Patriots … favorite athlete is Tom Brady …
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2021 VARSITY TEAM
2021 VARSITY CADETS
VARSITY SCHEDULE DATE
TIME
OPPONENT
LOCATION
4:30 2:00 5:00 4:30
GOOD COUNSEL ARCHBISHOP CURLEY WILSON ARCHBISHOP SPALDING
GOOD COUNSEL HOME HOME HOME
11:00 4:30 4:00 4:30 12:00 5:00 12:00 5:00 12:00
BISHOP IRETON ST. MARY'S RYKEN PAUL VI GONZAGA BISHOP O'CONNELL THE HEIGHTS WILSON GOOD COUNSEL DEMATHA
4 MILE RUN ST. MARY'S RYKEN HOME HOME BISHOP O'CONNELL HOME HOME HOME HOME
4:30 10:00
BISHOP MCNAMARA GONZAGA DSCAA TOURNAMENT
PG SPORTS PARK NATS ACADEMY TBD
APRIL 14 17 22 28
MAY 1 5 8 11 15 17 22 25 29
JUNE 1 5 7–12
ITALICS: SCRIMMAGE BOLD: WCAC
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VARSITY ROSTER NUMERICAL # 1
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NAME
CL
POS
B-T
HT
WT
HOMETOWN
DOM VALIS
SR.
LHP/1B
R-L
6'0"
175 lbs
GAITHERSBURG, MD
2
AJ MARTIN
JR.
IF
R-R
5'10"
160 lbs
OLNEY, MD
3
COOPER MAY
SR.
OF
R-R
5'9"
160 lbs
KENSINGTON, MD
4
EARL SKRINE
SR.
RHP
R-R
5'11"
180 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
5
JASON SCHIAVONE
SR.
RHP/IF/C
R-R
6'2"
200 lbs
LAYTONSVILLE, MD
6
CAM KENNEDY
JR.
OF
R-R
5'11"
160 lbs
BOYDS, MD
7
THEO POLLACK
SR.
OF
R-R
6'2"
185 lbs
MONTGOMERY VILLAGE, MD
8
ANTHONY ESCOBAR
JR.
OF
R-R
6'1"
185 lbs
GAITHERSBURG, MD
10
DM JEFFERSON
SR.
OF
L-R
5'11"
200 lbs
BETHESDA, MD
11
GRIFFIN SMALLWOOD
SR.
LHP
L-L
6'0"
190 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
12
JACK LASOTA
JR.
OF
R-R
5'11"
190 lbs
SILVER SPRING, MD
13
CASEY GIBBS
SR.
C
S-R
6'0"
185 lbs
OLNEY, MD
14
BRAYDEN MARTIN
SO.
RHP/IF
L-R
5'10"
160 lbs
BOWIE, MD
15
MICHAEL HIPPCHEN
SR.
RHP
R-R
5'10"
185 lbs
SILVER SPRING, MD
16
FLYNN HOWARD
JR.
RHP/C/1B
L-R
6'1"
180 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
17
ETHAN MISHRA
SR.
RHP
R-R
6'4"
205 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
18
CONNOR SMITH
SR.
RHP/IF
L-R
5'8"
190 lbs
ROCKVILLE, MD
19
JT GIBSON
JR.
LHP
R-L
6'4"
200 lbs
LAPLATA, MD
20
VINNY WALSH
SR.
LHP/OF
R-L
5'10"
180 lbs
LAYTONSVILLE, MD
21
MAX SIMPSON
SR.
RHP/1B
R-R
6'4"
200 lbs
BETHESDA, MD
22
SEAN QUINN
JR.
RHP
R-R
6'3"
185 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
27
ADAM ASTACIO
JR.
RHP
R-R
5'8"
165 lbs
ARLINGTON, VA
28
VINNY HALL
JR.
IF/C
L-R
5'10"
155 lbs
FULTON, MD
29
CORY HATCHER
JR.
OF
R-R
5'8"
150 lbs
BURTONSVILLE, MD
34
QUINN ALLEN
SR.
RHP/IF
L-R
6'0"
215 lbs
GERMANTOWN, MD
ALPHABETICAL 34
QUINN ALLEN
29
CORY HATCHER
2
AJ MARTIN
5
JASON SCHIAVONE
27
ADAM ASTACIO
15
MICHAEL HIPPCHEN
14
BRAYDEN MARTIN
21
MAX SIMPSON
8
ANTHONY ESCOBAR
16
FLYNN HOWARD
3
COOPER MAY
4
EARL SKRINE
13
CASEY GIBBS
10
DM JEFFERSON
17
ETHAN MISHRA
11
GRIFFIN SMALLWOOD
19
JT GIBSON
6
CAM KENNEDY
7
THEO POLLACK
18
CONNOR SMITH
28
VINNY HALL
12
JACK LASTOA
22
SEAN QUINN
1
DOM VALIS
20
VINNY WALSH
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
VARSITY ROSTER POSITIONAL PITCHERS # 1
NAME
CL
POS
B-T
HT
WT
HOMETOWN
DOM VALIS
SR.
LHP/1B
R-L
6'0"
175 lbs
GAITHERSBURG, MD
EARL SKRINE
SR.
RHP
R-R
5'11"
180 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
11
GRIFFIN SMALLWOOD
SR.
LHP
L-L
6'0"
190 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
15
MICHAEL HIPPCHEN
SR.
RHP
R-R
5'10"
185 lbs
SILVER SPRING, MD
16
FLYNN HOWARD
JR.
RHP/C/1B
L-R
6'1"
180 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
17
ETHAN MISHRA
SR.
RHP
R-R
6'4"
205 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
19
JT GIBSON
JR.
LHP
R-L
6'4"
200 lbs
LAPLATA, MD
20
VINNY WALSH
SR.
LHP/OF
R-L
5'10"
180 lbs
LAYTONSVILLE, MD
4
22
SEAN QUINN
JR.
RHP
R-R
6'3"
185 lbs
WASHINGTON, DC
27
ADAM ASTACIO
JR.
RHP
R-R
5'8"
165 lbs
ARLINGTON, VA
CASEY GIBBS
SR.
C
S-R
6'0"
185 lbs
OLNEY, MD
2
AJ MARTIN
JR.
IF
R-R
5'10"
160 lbs
OLNEY, MD
CATCHERS 13
INFIELDERS 5
JASON SCHIAVONE
SR.
RHP/IF/C
R-R
6'2"
200 lbs
LAYTONSVILLE, MD
14
BRAYDEN MARTIN
SO.
RHP/IF
L-R
5'10"
160 lbs
BOWIE, MD
18
CONNOR SMITH
SR.
RHP/IF
L-R
5'8"
190 lbs
ROCKVILLE, MD
21
MAX SIMPSON
SR.
RHP/1B
R-R
6'4"
200 lbs
BETHESDA, MD
28
VINNY HALL
JR.
IF/C
L-R
5'10"
155 lbs
FULTON, MD
34
QUINN ALLEN
SR.
RHP/IF
L-R
6'0"
215 lbs
GERMANTOWN, MD
COOPER MAY
SR.
OF
R-R
5'9"
160 lbs
KENSINGTON, MD
OUTFIELDERS 3 6
CAM KENNEDY
JR.
OF
R-R
5'11"
160 lbs
BOYDS, MD
7
THEO POLLACK
SR.
OF
R-R
6'2"
185 lbs
MONTGOMERY VILLAGE, MD
8
ANTHONY ESCOBAR
JR.
OF
R-R
6'1"
185 lbs
GAITHERSBURG, MD
DM JEFFERSON
SR.
OF
L-R
5'11"
200 lbs
BETHESDA, MD
12
JACK LASOTA
JR.
OF
R-R
5'11"
190 lbs
SILVER SPRING, MD
29
CORY HATCHER
JR.
OF
R-R
5'8"
150 lbs
BURTONSVILLE, MD
10
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
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VARSITY COACHES MARK GIBBS '96 HEAD COACH / 15TH SEASON 304-80 OVERALL RECORD / .792 WINNING %
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Mark Gibbs heads into his 15th year as head coach for the Cadets. He played for St. John’s from 1993 to 1996 and was a three-time first team All-WCAC selection and a two-time first team Washington Post All-Met selection. Following his senior season, he was named WCAC Player of the Year and Gatorade Player of the Year, as well as one of College Sport Magazine’s Top 100 players in the country. Gibbs played four years of college baseball at George Mason University. He was a four-year starter at shortstop for the Patriots and finished in the top 10 in hits, games played, hit by pitches and fielding chances. After college, he was signed as a free agent by the Baltimore Orioles and spent three and a half years in professional baseball, advancing to Double A (Bowie) with the Orioles. In six of Gibbs’ 13 seasons, the Cadets were nationally ranked by the major baseball publications (Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, ESPN, Rivals.com, Perfect Game and USA TODAY). Before their 2008 season, St. John’s graced the cover of Baseball America and the Cadets enjoyed a profile article in the magazine’s high school preview. St. John’s was the first team from the mid-Atlantic to ever be profiled in the preview issue. Gibbs has sent 110 players into college baseball, had 17 players who were drafted by or signed to free agent contracts with professional teams and has an overall record of 304-78, including twelve 20-win campaigns. Players from St. John’s have advanced to some of the most prestigious college programs in the nation, including College World Series participants University of Virginia (Scott Silverstein, Nick Howard), University of Mississippi (Errol Robinson, Jake Steinberg), University of North Carolina (L.J. Hoes, Josh Leehmuis) and Coastal Carolina University (Cam Remalia) as well as SEC powers Mississippi State University (Nick Routt, Alex Deise) and University of Tennessee (Michael Flax, Brodie Leftridge). During his 17 years as the head infield instructor (2004-19), Gibbs had 19 different infielders earn college scholarships (31 total played college baseball). The Cadets have won or tied for ten WCAC regular season titles (2007, 2010, 2012-19) and seven WCAC tournament titles (2011, 2014-19). During that time, the Cadets have posted a 170-31 WCAC regular season record, which represents a winning percentage of .845. Gibbs was named as an assistant coach for the 2009 Under Armour All-American game at Wrigley Field in Chicago and the Washington DC Extra Coach of the Year in 2010. He was also named WCAC Coach of the Year in 2012, 2013 and 2015, the USA TODAY Washington, DC, Coach of the Year in 2015, 2016 and 2017, as well as The Washington Post All-Met Coach of the Year in 2016. Following the 2019 season he was selected as the DC State Coach of the Year. Gibbs is heavily involved with youth baseball in the Washington, DC, area. He is a partner in Diamond Skills Baseball, a local baseball camp recognized around the country for its outstanding camps for junior high and high school players. In 2020, Gibbs brought in more than 60 college coaches to work at the Diamond Skills All-American Camp, which is designed to allow serious high school players
the opportunity to learn from top college coaches during the winter. His Diamond Skills Baseball Prospect Camp also brings in some of the top college coaches from across the nation to work with serious junior high players during the summer. His work with college coaches during recruiting season and with these camps has allowed him to develop an extensive network of close friends and contacts within the college coaching profession. Gibbs works in the Alumni and Development Office at St. John’s and lives with his wife Mindy, son Matthew and daughter Allie in Silver Spring, MD. MARK GIBBS BY THE NUMBERS CAREER RECORD
POST-SEASON
POST SEASON RECORD
WCAC FINALS
2-1
YR.
REC.
WCAC
WCAC FINISH
2007
23-6
14-2
1ST*
2008
20-7
13-3
2ND
WCAC SEMIFINALS
1-1
2009
18-7
10-4
2ND
WCAC SEMIFINALS
1-1
2010
23-4
15-1
1ST
WCAC SEMIFINALS
1-1
2011
22-9
10-6
5TH
WCAC CHAMPIONS
4-1
2012
23-3
15-1
1ST
WCAC QUARTERFINALS
0-1
2013
21-6
14-2
1ST
WCAC SEMIFINALS
1-2
2014
26-6
13-3
1ST
WCAC, DCSAA CHAMPIONS
8-0
2015
25-6
14-2
1ST
WCAC CHAMPIONS
5-1
2016
23-8
14-2
1ST
WCAC CHAMPIONS
5-1
2017
24-7
14-2
1ST
WCAC CHAMPIONS
5-1
2018
26-6
13-3
1ST*
WCAC CHAMPIONS
5-1
2019
30-3
13-0
1ST
WCAC, DCSAA CHAMPIONS
8-1
2020
0-2
0-0
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SEASON CANCELED
304-80
170-31
CR.
MARK GIBBS
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
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VARSITY COACHES Gibbs is in charge of the base runners and outfielders at St. John’s. During his time as coach, the Cadets have stolen at least 70 bases each year. He has also been the driving force behind many of the baseball facility renovations and recently had the baseball field at St. John’s named for him. He currently lives in Rockville, MD.
ANDREW LOWMAN ASSISTANT COACH / 14TH SEASON / CATCHERS
The 2021 season will be Andrew Lowman’s 14th as a coach in St. John’s baseball program. Lowman is responsible for the day-to-day development of all SJC catchers. Since he took over as head catching instructor, the Cadet backstops have thrown out more than 60 percent of base-stealers and averaged less than 10 passed balls per year. He has tutored 10 catchers who have gone on to play at the collegiate level, including five to the Division 1 level (UNC-Wilmington, Delaware, Southern, La Salle, Iona and VCU). Lowman is a 1991 graduate of Riverdale Baptist and was a college athlete at Frostburg State University. He currently lives in Lothian, MD, with his wife Alyssa, son Josh and daughter Ansley. ANDREW LOWMAN
ED GIBBS
ED GIBBS ’67 ASSISTANT COACH / 15TH SEASON / 29TH SEASON OVERALL / BASERUNNING
The 2021 campaign will be Ed Gibbs’ 29th as a coach at St. John’s. In 1993, Gibbs took control of a program that had gone several years without a winning season. In his first year, he guided the Cadets to a 13-12 record, and in his second season, Gibbs went 24-5 and began an amazing streak of winning 20 or more games in 13-straight seasons. He established St. John’s as an area powerhouse and pushed them into the national rankings. He compiled a 318-78 record. His accomplishments include seven regular-season championships, two WCAC conference championships (1999, 2005) and three WCAC Coach of the Year selections, as well as being named the 2005 Washington Post Coach of the Year. He sent six players into professional baseball and had 11 first team All-Met selections, seven Gatorade Players of the Year, five USA TODAY Players of the Year and 59 first team All-WCAC selections. He sent an incredible 41 players into college baseball and, in 2008, was inducted into the St. John’s College High School Athletic Hall of Fame.
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VARSITY COACHES JON SIDILAU
TOM BALLENGER
ASSISTANT COACH / TENTH SEASON / HITTING/OUTFIELDERS
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Jon Sidilau, now in his 10th year on St. John’s varsity staff, brings a great background and a wealth of knowledge to the program. His day-to-day duties include working with the hitters and infielders and managing the outfielders during the games. Sidilau graduated from Hilton Head High School in South Carolina in 1991 and played at the collegiate level for USC-Aiken and USC-Columbia. Since then, he has been involved with various high schools and organizations in the Washington metropolitan area. From 1997-2001, Sidilau was the head JV coach at Robinson High School. During that time, he was also an assistant for the Fairfax Barnstormers and Harris Baseball, two of the elite showcase teams in the country. From 2003-2006, Sidilau was the director and head coach for the Herndon Baseball Club. Since 2008, he has been the head coach for the Diamond Skills Baseball 17U showcase team and worked at the Diamond Skills All-American Camp, the Diamond Skills Summer Prospect Camp and the St. John’s Winter Instructional Camp. In the spring of 2011, Sidilau was the assistant varsity coach at South Lakes High School in Chantilly, VA. He lives in Sterling, VA, with his wife Christine and two sons, Ander and Preston.
KEVIN GIBBS ’92 ASSISTANT COACH / SEVENTH SEASON / HITTERS/OUTFIELDERS
Kevin Gibbs begins his seventh season as a coach for the Cadets. He is a 1992 graduate of St. John’s, where he was a standout baseball, basketball and football student-athlete. In baseball, he was a three-time Washington Post All-Met selection and a two-time WCAC Player of the Year. USA Today, Gatorade, Topps Baseball Cards, the United States Baseball Federation and the Maryland State Baseball Coaches Association all named him their Player of the Year following his senior season. He was also named the Scholar Athlete of the Year by the United States Army and The Washington Post. Following his senior year, he participated in the Junior Olympics as a member of the United States National Team. Gibbs played three years of college baseball at Old Dominion University, where he was a three-time All-American, two-time Academic All-American and CAA Player of the Year (1994). He led the Monarchs to two CAA championships and two NCAA tournament appearances. He was again selected to play for the United States National Team, where he led the team in average, on base percentage and stolen bases. Following his junior year, the Los Angeles Dodgers selected Gibbs in the sixth round of the amateur draft. He was a three-time All-Star, named the Dodgers’ “Centerfielder of the Future” by Baseball America in 1997 and reached the 40-man roster in 1998, 1999 and 2000. He spent a total of 10 years in professional baseball with the Dodgers, Rockies, Yankees and Phillies.
KEVIN GIBBS
In 2010, Gibbs was selected to the 25th Anniversary “All-Time CAA” Team and is a member of the St. John’s College High School Athletic Hall of Fame, Old Dominion Hall of Fame and Anne Arundel County Hall of Fame. He lives in Olney with his wife Michelle and their children Casey ’21, Colin ’25 and Emma.
TOM BALLENGER ASSISTANT COACH / SECOND SEASON / PITCHERS
The 2021 season will be Tommy Ballenger’s second in a Cadet uniform. Ballenger is a 2002 graduate from DeMatha Catholic High School, where he pitched for the Stags from 1998-2002 helping them win a WCAC championship his senior year. He then moved on to pitch at UMBC from 2002-2006. Ballenger’s coaching career began at Bishop McNamara High School in 2007 under Maryland Hall of Famer Larry Prange. He coached the pitchers at McNamara from 2007-2014 and helped the Mustangs to back-toback WCAC tournament final appearances in 2012 and 2013. From 2014-2017, Ballenger coached in the Stars Showcase organization leading them to multiple tournament championships including a bid to the WWBA world championship in Jupiter, FL. Ballenger headed back to DeMatha in 2017 as the varsity pitching coach helping the Stags to three straight WCAC tournament final appearances. Over the last two summers, Ballenger has also coached the Bradley Eagles summer college baseball team. Ballenger is husband to Michelle and father of Gloria, Cormac, Rory, Oona Maeve and Moira.
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
2021 SEASON PREVIEW
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ollowing the unexpected cancelation of the 2020 season and a shortened 2021 season on the horizon, the Cadets are still expected to put a team on the field that will compete in every game. Fourteen players, including 12 seniors, return this year. Despite not getting to play in a championship, the expectation of competing day in and day out will not change.
PITCHING
What the pitching staff lacks in experience, they make up for with competitiveness. Seven seniors and a junior return from 2020. Four-year varsity member and East Carolina signee Quinn Allen will be expected to provide leadership. Over his career, Allen has appeared in nine total games, amassing a .70 ERA. Virginia Commonwealth University signee Ethan Mishra (3 1/3 IP) and Towson University signee Dom Valis (2 IP) are the only other players who have thrown in a varsity game. Other pitchers expected to see significant innings include senior RHPs Jason Schiavone (James Madison University), Max Simpson (Towson University), Michael Hippchen (Wilson College), along with LHPs senior Vinny Walsh (Shenandoah University) and junior JT Gibson (Virginia Tech University). Newcomers fighting for innings include seniors Earl Skrine (Morehouse College) and Griffin Smallwood and juniors Adam Astacio, Flynn Howard and Sean Quinn. “I am super excited to see this group on the field. They have progressed nicely during the winter and should present a tough test for any offense,” said Coach Gibbs.
CATCHERS
Virginia Commonwealth University signee Casey Gibbs returns for his third year on the varsity squad but his first as the fulltime starter behind the plate. In his sophomore year, Gibbs earned honorable mention All-WCAC while hitting .435 with four doubles and 13 RBI. Fellow senior Jason Schiavone will be the primary back up. Gibbs remarked, “Having two catchers that are committed to play in college is a luxury that most programs do not have. Both of these guys can catch at a high level and give us security behind the plate.”
CASEY GIBBS
JASON SCHIVAONE
INFIELD
The infield returns three full-time starters along with one other who played in both games during the 2020 season. Senior Quinn Allen, a full-time starter at first base in 2019, returns from a serious medical condition to be the starting first baseman. In 2019, Allen hit .345 with three doubles, three triples and scored 21 runs. “The return of Quinn is a huge boost to our team. He can provide valuable leadership to guys who haven’t seen much varsity action.” Seniors Schiavone and Dom Valis were the only other players to start games in 2020. Schiavone will move from third base to shortstop and Valis is still expected to be a primary option at first base. Junior AJ Martin appeared in both games last year and will be the second base starter. Other returners include seniors Max Simpson and Connor Smith. Simpson will be heavily in the mix at first base, while Smith will provide depth at third and second base. Newcomers include juniors Vinny Hall, Flynn Howard and sophomore Brayden Martin. Hall and Martin expect to see significant action in the infield, while Howard will provide depth at first base and DH. “This position group should be stout defensively and provide both power and speed on the bases,” remarked Gibbs.
QUINN ALLEN
MAX SIMPSON
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
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2021 SEASON PREVIEW OUTFIELD
Three of the four returning outfielders made starts in 2020, and senior DM Jefferson returns to play centerfield and provide the bulk of the experience. Jefferson, a Notre Dame University signee, hit .427 with 15 RBI, 21 runs and 12 stolen bases in his sophomore campaign. Fellow seniors Theo Pollack and Vinny Walsh both made single starts in 2020. Cooper May, another senior, was hurt at the beginning of the 2020 season and did not see any action. Juniors Anthony Escobar, Cory Hatcher, Cam Kennedy and Jack Lasota are the newcomers to this group and are expected to provide depth at all three positions. “The outfield group returns in its entirety from 2020 and will be a very good group both defensively and offensively,” according to Gibbs.
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DH AND LINEUP
As in past years, the DH will depend on the pitching rotation. As many as seven different players could see time here including Quinn Allen, Max Simpson, Dom Valis, Flynn Howard, Jack Lasota, AJ Martin and Brayden Martin. The offense should be explosive from top to bottom. This lineup will provide both power and speed and will be able to score in multiple ways. “Our identity on the offensive side doesn’t change with personnel. We expect to put pressure on the defense in multiple ways and execute situationally,” said Coach Gibbs.
SCHEDULE
The shortened spring schedule includes a total of 12 games, playing all the WCAC teams once. The three extra games will include MIAA power Archbishop Spalding, Wilson and a second game with conference foe Gonzaga.
MICHAEL HIPPCHEN ETHAN MISHRA
VINNY WALSH
DOM VALIS
DM JEFFERSON
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
VETERANS QUINN ALLEN
CASEY GIBBS
SENIOR / RHP/IF / L/R / 6'0" / 215 lbs
SENIOR / C / S/R / 6'0" / 185 lbs
Career: East Carolina University signee … Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... did not play due to medical … 2019: Academic Achievement with Distinction … had a great sophomore year starting 31 games ... finished with a .345 average, 25 RBI, three doubles and three triples ... scored 21 runs and had a .478 OB% ... started 30 games at first base and made only one error in 213 chances ... led the team with 21 walks and was second on the team in hits (30), and triples (3) ... on the mound was 1-0 with a 1.75 ERA ... earned only victory against Potomac on 3/20 ... started 18 games during WCAC action ... hit .333 with 17 RBI and 11 runs ... finished second on the team in RBI during the conference season ... had an eight-game hitting streak to start the season and another one from 4/23 to 5/8 ... had six multi-hit games during the season ... best game came against Good Counsel (4/9) when he went 4-4 with two RBI ... was also 2-3 with four RBI against DeMatha on 4/6 ... WCAC tournament: started all six games ... went 6-15 (.400) with five RBI and a double ... had game tying RBI double with two outs in the bottom of the 7th vs. O’Connell in game three of the semifinal series ... DCSAA tournament: started two games ... did not record a hit ... 2018: Academic Achievement with Distinction … a promising freshman year was cut short by injury in April … appeared in nine games and made one start at DH … first varsity hit came on March 17 vs. Calvert Hall … saw action in four games on the mound … threw one inning in each game … allowed only one hit and no runs … Personal: Full name is Quinn Joshua Irving Allen … born January 8, 2003 … parents: Brian and Bernadette … has three brothers (Austin, Connor and Bailey) and one sister (Sheridan) … favorite team is the Liverpool FC … favorite athlete is Zlatan Ibrahimovic … member of St. John’s Baseball Leadership Committee …
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Career: Virginia Commonwealth signee ... has appeared in 26 total games … owns a career .412 average with 13 RBI … 2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... made two starts … notched one hit and a stolen base … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … had a great sophomore year earning honorable mention All-WCAC ... started 19 games with 11 of those starts coming at DH and the rest behind the plate ... finished second on the team in average (.435) and OPS (1.057) ... collected 13 RBI, four doubles and seven stolen bases ... during conference play hit .455 with 9 RBI and three doubles ... had a 10-game hitting streak from 4/10-5/4 ... best game was against O’Connell (4/18) when he went 3-3 with three RBI, a double and a run ... was also 3-3 on 4/16 vs. PVI ... was 2-3 with three RBI and a double on 3/20 vs. Potomac ... WCAC tournament: started five games at DH before a broken hand ended his season ... went 2-11 (.182) ... DCSAA tournament: did not play due to injury ... 2018: Academic Achievement with Honor … played the infield and caught for the junior varsity team ... Personal: Full name is Casey Jackson Gibbs … born February 7, 2003 … parents: Kevin ’92 and Michelle … has one brother (Colin) and one sister (Emma) … favorite team is the New York Yankees … favorite athlete is Michael Jordan … member of St. John’s Baseball Leadership Committee …
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GIBBS’ CAREER STATS HITTING YR 2019
AB
R
46
5
2
5
0
26
51
5
2020 TL
ALLEN’S CAREER STATS
G 24
AVG
RBI
2B
3B
HR
SO
BB
SB
20 .435
H
13
4
0
0
10
3
7/7
1 .200
0
0
0
0
0
1
1/1
21 .412
13
4
0
0
10
4
8/8
HITTING YR
G
AB
R
H AVG
RBI
2B
3B
HR
SO
BB
SB
2018
9
1
2
2 .286
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
2019
31
87
21
30 .345
25
3
3
0
14
21
3/4
TL
40
88
23
32 .364
25
3
3
0
16
23
3/4
YR
G
GS
IP
ER
SO
BB
W
L
S
2018
4
0
4
0
5
1
0
0
0 0.00
2019
5
1
6
1
5
2
1
0
0 1.17
.5
TL
9
1
10
1
10
3
1
0
0
.5
CASEY GIBBS
PITCHING ERA WHIP
0.7
.5
QUINN ALLEN
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VETERANS JT GIBSON
DM JEFFERSON
JUNIOR / LHP / R/L / 6'4" / 200 lbs
SENIOR / OF / L/R / 5'11" / 200 lbs
2021: Virginia Tech commit … Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... did not appear in any games … 2019: Academic Achievement with Distinction … pitched and played infield for freshman/sophomore team … Personal: Full name is John Thomas Gibson … born March 2, 2004 … parents: Lori and Butch … favorite team is the Pittsburgh Steelers … favorite athlete is Bo Jackson … member of the National Honor Society …
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MICHAEL HIPPCHEN SENIOR / RHP / R/R / 5'10" / 185 lbs
2021: Wilson College signee … Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... did not appear in any games … 2019: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... pitched and played first base for the junior varsity team ... 2018: Academic Achievement with Distinction … pitched and played first base for the freshman/ sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Michael Joseph Hippchen … born Feb. 20, 2003 … parents: Peter and Maria … has one brother (Nick ’24) and two sisters (Julia ’18 and Mary ’16) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Mike Trout …
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Career: University of Notre Dame signee … has appeared in 31 total games … owns a .382 career average … has scored 21 runs and stolen 12 bases … 2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... made two starts in centerfield … 2019: Academic Achievement with Distinction … had a tremendous sophomore season finishing with a .429 average, 12 stolen bases and 15 RBI ... appeared in 29 games and made 22 starts ... made 14 starts in left field and eight at DH ... was second on the team with a .572 OB% and had six multi-hit games ... was better in conference compiling a .516 average with 11 RBI and nine stolen bases ... finished second on the team in average and stolen bases during WCAC play ... best game came on 3/28 vs. Florida Christian ... was 2-3 with two runs, two RBI and a double ... was also 2-2 with two RBI and a run vs. Gonzaga (4/20) ... WCAC tournament: started two games and appeared in four ... was 3-5 (.600) with four runs ... DCSAA tournament: started all three games ... was 0-2 with two runs ... 2018: Academic Achievement with Distinction … pitched and played the outfield for the junior varsity team ... Personal: Full name is David Michael Jefferson … born July 31, 2003 … parents: David and Cathy … has one sister (Camille ’19) … favorite team is the Green Bay Packers … favorite athlete is Ronald Acuna, Jr. ... member of the National Honor Society … member of the track team… member of St. John’s Baseball Leadership Committee …
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JEFFERSON’S CAREER STATS HITTING YR
JT GIBSON
G
AB
R
2019
29
49
2020
2
6
31
55
TL
H
AVG
RBI
2B
3B
HR
SO
21
21 .427
15
1
0
0
6
0
0 .000
0
0
0
0
2
21
21 .382
15
1
0
0
8
DM JEFFERSON
MICHAEL HIPPECHEN
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BB
SB
12 12/13 1
0/0
13 12/13
VETERANS AJ MARTIN
ETHAN MISHRA
JUNIOR / IF / R/R / 5'10" / 160 lbs
SENIOR / RHP / R/R / 6'4" / 205 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... appeared in both games as a pinch runner … stole one base … 2019: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... Personal: Full name is Alexander Joseph Martin … born May 12, 2004 … parents: Julian and Ami … has one brother (Marcus ’24) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Fernando Tatis, Jr. …
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MARTIN’S CAREER STATS HITTING YR
G
AB
R
H
AVG
RBI
2B
3B
HR
SO
BB
SB
2020
2
0
0
0 .000
0
0
0
0
0
0
1/1
TL
2
0
0
0 .000
0
0
0
0
0
0
1/1
2021: Virginia Commonwealth University signee … Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... made first varsity appearance against St. Alban’s … struck out five hitters in 3 1/3 innings while not allowing a run … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched for the junior varsity team ... 2018: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played the outfield for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Ethan Ashok Mishra … born May 30, 2003 … parents: Subodh and Kamael … has one brother (Rohan) and one sister (Julia) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Max Scherzer … member of St. John’s Baseball Leadership Committee …
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MISHRA’S CAREER STATS PITCHING
COOPER MAY SENIOR / OF / R/R / 5'9" / 160 lbs
YR
G
GS
2020
1
TL
1
2020: Did not appear in any games … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … played the outfield for the junior varsity team ... 2018: Academic Achievement with Honor … played the outfield for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Cooper Christian May … born June 25, 2002 … parents: Don, Christine, Clinton and Drew … has two brothers (Jackson and Carter) and one sister (Maddie) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Larry Wheels …
3
IP
ER
SO
BB
W
L
S
0
3 1/3
0
5
1
0
0
0
0.0
0.3
0
3 1/3
0
5
1
0
0
0
0.0
0.3
ETHAN MISHRA
AJ MARTIN
COOPER MAY
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VETERANS THEO POLLACK
JASON SCHIAVONE
SENIOR / OF / R/R / 6'2" / 185 lbs
SENIOR / IF/RHP/C / R/R / 6'2" / 200 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... made one start against St. Alban’s … 2019: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... pitched and played the outfield for the junior varsity team ... 2018: Pitched and played the outfield for the freshman/ sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Theodore Joseph Pollack … born October 8, 2002 … parents: John and Sandy … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Ben Roethlisberger …
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POLLACK’S CAREER STATS HITTING YR
G
AB
R
H
AVG
RBI
2B
3B
HR
SO
BB
SB
2020
1
1
0
0 .000
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
TL
1
1
0
0 .000
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
Career: James Madison University signee … Academic Achievement with Honor … has appeared in three games … scored three runs and picked up two RBI … 2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... made two starts … notched one hit against Gilman … 2019: Academic Achievement with Distinction … was brought up for the end of the season ... appeared in one game vs. Paul Charter School in the DCSAA championships ... logged his first varsity hit, a triple, and also had two RBI ... 2018: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched, caught and played the infield for the freshman/ sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Jason Christopher Schiavone … born March 19, 2003 … parents: Chris and Tami … has three sisters (Brittany, Bridgette and Elie) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Javier Baez …
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SCHIAVONE’S CAREER STATS HITTING
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JASON SCHIAVONE
YR
G
AB
R
H
AVG
RBI
2B
3B
HR
SO
BB
SB
2019
1
2
2
1 .500
2
0
1
0
1
0
0/0
2020
2
4
1
1 .250
0
0
0
0
0
2
0/0
TL
3
6
3
2 .333
2
0
1
0
1
2
0/0
MAX SIMPSON SENIOR / C/RHP / R/R / 6'4" / 200 lbs
MAX SIMPSON
2021: Towson University signee … Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... did not appear in any games … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor ... caught for the junior varsity team ... was brought up to the varsity at the end of the season ... made first varsity appearance in DCSAA quarterfinals vs. Paul (5/15) ... notched a double and a run ... 2018: Caught for the freshman/ sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Maxwell Sebastian Simpson … born August 29, 2003 … parents: Michael and Kristin … has two brothers (Leo and Gus) … favorite team is the Baltimore Orioles … favorite athlete is Trevor Bauer …
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SIMPSON’S CAREER STATS HITTING THEO POLLACK
YR
G
AB
R
H
AVG
RBI
2B
3B
HR
SO
BB
SB
2019
1
1
1
1 1.000
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
TL
1
1
1
1 1.000
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
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VETERANS CONNOR SMITH
DOM VALIS
SENIOR / RHP/IF / L/R / 5'8" / 190 lbs
SENIOR / LHP/1B / R/L / 6'0" / 175 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... did not appear in any games … 2019: Pitched and played the infield for the junior varsity team ... 2018: Pitched and played the infield for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Connor Charles Smith … born October 18, 2002 … parents: Patrick and Jackie … has one sister (Caroline) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Stephen Strasburg …
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CONNOR SMITH
2021: Towson University signee … Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... appeared in two games … collected first varsity hit against St. Alban’s … did not allow a run in two innings against Gilman … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played first base for the junior varsity team ... 2018: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played first base for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Dominic Kenneth Valis … born June 13, 2002 … parents: Kenneth and Carole … has one brother (Angelos) … favorite team is the Washington Football Team … favorite athlete is Justin Jefferson …
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VALIS’ CAREER STATS HITTING YR
G
AB
R
H
AVG
RBI
2B
3B
HR
SO
BB
SB
2020
1
1
0
1 1.00
0
0
0
0
0
0
1/1
TL
1
1
0
1 1.00
0
0
0
0
0
0
1/1
YR
G
GS
IP
ER
SO
BB
W
L
S
ERA WHIP
2020
1
0
2
0
1
4
0
0
0
0.0
3.0
TL
1
0
2
0
1
4
0
0
0
0.0
3.0
PITCHING
VINNY WALSH SENIOR / LHP/OF / R/L / 5'10" / 180 lbs
VINNY WALSH
DOM VALIS
2021: Shenandoah University signee … Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Made first varsity start against Gilman … was 1-2 with a run scored … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played the outfield for the junior varsity team ... 2018: Pitched and played the outfield for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Vincent James Walsh … born October 17, 2002 … parents: James and Deanna … has one brother (JP) … favorite team is the Baltimore Ravens … favorite athlete is Tom Brady … member of St. John’s Investment Club …
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WALSH’S CAREER STATS HITTING YR
G
AB
R
H
AVG
RBI
2B
3B
HR
SO
BB
SB
2020
1
2
1
1 .500
0
0
0
0
0
1
0/0
TL
1
2
1
1 .500
0
0
0
0
0
1
0/0
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NEWCOMERS ADAM ASTACIO
FLYNN HOWARD
JUNIOR / RHP / R/R / 5'8" / 165 lbs
JUNIOR / RHP/C/1B / L/R / 6'1" / 180 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched, caught and played third base for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Adam Jorge Astacio … born April 23, 2004 … parents: George and Estela … favorite team is the New York Giants … favorite athlete is Marcus Stroman …
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2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor ... pitched, caught and played the infield for the junior varsity team ... Personal: Full name is Flynn Patrick Howard … born July 15, 2003 … parents: David and Cathleen … has one brother (Jim) and two sisters (Mariclare and Molly) … favorite team is the Los Angeles Dodgers … favorite athlete is Walker Buehler …
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ANTHONY ESCOBAR
CAM KENNEDY
JUNIOR / OF / R/R / 6'1" / 185 lbs
JUNIOR / OF / R/R / 5'11" / 160 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched, caught and played the infield for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Anthony James Escobar … born May 28, 2004 … parents: Roberto and Jill … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Lamar Jackson …
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VINNY HALL
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played the outfield for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Cameron Michael Kennedy … born October 14, 2003 … parents: Michael and Michelle … has one brother (Carter) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Juan Soto …
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JUNIOR / IF/C / L/R / 5'10" / 155 lbs
JACK LASOTA
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Distinction … pitched, caught and played the infield for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Vincent Jesse Hall … born August 19, 2003 … parents: Russell and Cynthia … has three brothers (Tyler, Greg and Joe) and one sister (Ashton) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Buster Posey … member of the National Honor Society …
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JUNIOR / OF / R/R / 5'11" / 190 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … played infield for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Jack Jeremy Lasota … born September 13, 2003 … parents: Jerzy and Margaret … has two brothers (Jan and Jerzy, Jr.) and one sister (Marta) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Anthony Rendon …
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CORY HATCHER
BRAYDEN MARTIN
JUNIOR / OF / R/R / 5'8" / 150 lbs
SOPHOMORE / RHP/IF / L/R / 5'11" / 160 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor ... member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played the outfield for the freshman/ sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Cory Alexander Hatcher … born December 30, 2003 … parents: Robert and Christina … has one brother (Christopher) … favorite team is the Baltimore Orioles … favorite athlete is Adam Jones …
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2021: Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Member of the junior varsity team … Personal: Full name is Brayden Kenneth Martin … born October 13, 2005 … parents: Kenny and Lesli … has two brothers (Jett and Dash) … favorite team is the Los Angeles Lakers … favorite athlete is Lebron James … member of symphonic band ... member of the basketball team …
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NEWCOMERS SEAN QUINN
GRIFFIN SMALLWOOD
JUNIOR / RHP / R/R / 6'3" / 185 lbs
SENIOR / LHP / L/L, / 6'0" / 180 lbs
2021: Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played first base for the freshman/ sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Sean O’Keefe Quinn … born January 10, 2004 … parents: Brendan and Colleen … has one brother (Brendan ’20) and three sisters (Molly ’18, Kelly and Claire) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Alex Smith … member of the De La Salle Scholars Program ...
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2021: Morehouse College signee … Academic Achievement with Honor … 2020: Academic Achievement with Honor … member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played the outfield for the freshman/ sophomore team ... 2018: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played the outfield for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Griffin Rye Smallwood … born May 24, 2003 … parents: Eric and Denise … has one brother (Mitchell ’23) … favorite team is the Atlanta Braves … favorite athlete is Lebron James …
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EARL SKRINE SENIOR / RHP / R/R / 5'11" / 180 lbs
2021: Morehouse College signee … Academic Achievement with Distinction … 2020: Academic Achievement with Distinction ... member of the junior varsity team … 2019: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played the outfield for the freshman/sophomore team ... 2018: Academic Achievement with Honor … pitched and played the outfield for the freshman/sophomore team ... Personal: Full name is Earl Charles Skrine IV … born July 9, 2003 … parents: Earl and Leah … has two sisters (Naja and Suri) … favorite team is the Washington Nationals … favorite athlete is Jazz Chisholm, Jr. … member of symphonic band ...
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REMEMBERING THE CLASS OF 2020
REMEMBERING THE CLASS OF 2020
CHRIS BOOKHULTZ 42
Attending and playing baseball at the University of Maryland Major: Kinesiology
TYLER BROOKS
ALEX GARVEY
Attending and playing baseball at Washington and Jefferson College
Attending and playing baseball at Washington and Jefferson College
Major: Business Administration with an emphasis on Sports Management
Major undecided
THOMÁS KRESINA
PRANAV RANE
JUSTIN RIEMER
Attending Northwestern University
Attending and playing baseball at Haverford College
Attending and playing baseball at Wright State University
Major: Physics
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Major: Biochemistry
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REMEMBERING THE CLASS OF 2020
LUKE SCHAUER
TREY WEINROTH
DYLAN WINEBRENNER
Attending and playing baseball at the University of Virginia
Attending Gettysburg College
Attending and playing baseball at Iona College
Major undecided
Major undecided
Major: Biology
MANAGERS
GIGI LOMBARDO Attending Marquette University Major: Psychology
RYLEE JACKSON Attending the University of Pennsylvania Major: Criminology with a minor in Psychology
XAN WOJIE Attending and playing baseball at Washington College
QUINCY WATERS Attending McDaniel College Major: Marketing
Major: Anthropology with a minor in Ethnomusicology
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INDIVIDUAL TEAM AWARDS GARY KNUTSON JUSTIN RIEMER FLAX-EIDEN LUKE SCHAUER IRON CADET DYLAN WINEBRENNER
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HISTORY AND HONORS
CADETS IN COLLEGE 2020
2014
CHRIS BOOKHULTZ (Univ. of Maryland) TYLER BROOKS (Washington and Jefferson Coll.) ALEX GARVEY (Washington and Jefferson Coll.) PRANAV RANE (Haverford Coll.) JUSTIN RIEMER (Wright State Univ.) LUKE SCHAUER (Univ. of Virginia) DYLAN WINEBRENNER (Iona Coll.) XAN WOJIE (Washington Coll.)
VINCE ANNINOS (Mont. Coll. Germantown) JAKE BERNSTEIN (Georgetown Univ.) ALEX FOGLEMAN (Mont. Coll. Germantown) KYLE LEFELAR (Salve Regina Univ.) BRODIE LEFTRIDGE (Univ. of Tennessee) GARRETT PEARSON (Virginia Commonwealth Univ.) ADRIAN PERALTA (Concord Univ.) BO WILLIAMS (Catholic Univ.)
Jake Pecilunas ’17
2019
Kyle Lefelar '14
Alex Taylor ’16
SEAN CULKIN (James Madison Univ.) KYRAS DAWSON (North Carolina A&T/ Cleveland Community Coll.) LUCA GIALLONGO (New England Coll.) LOY HICKMON (Towson Univ.) IAN REMALIA (Liberty Univ.) ALEX WARREN (Vassar Coll.)
2017 PETER COSTIGAN (Potomac State Coll./Univ. of Charleston) JAKE HESKETT (Goldey-Beacom Coll.) BRUCE HUDSON (Radford Univ.) KYLE JOHNSON (Coll. of the Holy Cross) GABE LEVINE (Lafayette Coll.) ERIC O’BRIEN (Christopher Newport Univ.) JAKE PECILUNAS (Towson Univ.) YASH RANE (LeHigh Univ.) JACK ROBERTS (Elon Coll.)
Bobby Campbell ’13
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2016 Kyras Dawson '19
Xan Wojie '20
2018 COOPER ADAMS (Univ. of Maryland-Baltimore Co.) MICHAEL CAMPBELL (Salisbury Univ.) ZEKE GONGOLA (Mont. Coll. Germantown) TIM HARPER (Gettysburg Coll.) DYLAN HUNTER (Denison Univ.) KELLIANN JENKINS (St. Mary’s Coll. of MD) PETER KALINSKI (Washington and Jefferson Coll.) NICK RACHLIN (Rhodes Coll.) CHASE REED (Loyola Marymount Univ.) ROBERT REYNOLDS (Denison Univ.) MATT RHODES (Christopher Newport Univ.) JACOB STEINBERG (Univ. of Mississipi/ State Coll. of Florida) ZACH TSAKOUNIS (William and Mary Coll.)
SAM BRUSTAD (McDaniel Coll.) EVAN FINCH (McDaniel Coll.) NIKO JENKINS (La Salle Univ.) MYLES MENSAH (Hofstra Univ.) CAM REMALIA (Coastal Carolina Univ./Erskine Coll.) JOSH SIMON (Virginia Commonwealth Univ.) ALEX TAYLOR (Potomac State Coll.) JACKSON THIGPEN (Washington and Lee Univ.)
2015 AJ LEE (Univ. of Maryland) GRIFFIN MAHON (McDaniel Coll.) RYAN OLSEN (Central Alabama Comm. Coll.) BRETT SIMON (La Salle Univ.) BRIAN TAGOE (La Salle Univ.) RYAN WANNER (La Salle Univ.)
Kyle Hamer ’12
2013 JAKE BAND (Dickinson Coll.) BOBBY CAMPBELL (George Washington Univ.) EVAN FLAX (Denison Univ.) JOSH NEAL (Case Western Univ.) CORY PATON (Washington & Lee Univ.) PHIL REESE (Coll. of the Holy Cross) ERROL ROBINSON (Univ. of Mississippi) HARRY THOMAS (Del. St. Univ./Mont. Coll. Germantown/Campbell Univ.)
2012 Alex Deise ’12
Matt Rhodes '18 Brett Simon '15
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JERRY CHAVARRIA (Southern Univ./ Mont. Coll. Germantown/Mansfield) ALEX DEISE (Miss. State Univ./St. Pete Coll./ Florida St. Univ./George Washington Univ.) MICHAEL FLAX (Univ. of Tennessee/La Salle Univ.) KYLE HAMER (Univ. of Scranton) CAM KOSTYACK (Mary Washington Univ.) DANNY O’DONNELL (George Washington Univ./Galludet Univ.) ABRAM WHITE (Univ. of Loyola New Orleans)
CADETS IN COLLEGE 2003
Zack Feierstein ’07
Brady Schmitt ’11
2002 Drew Farber ’10
2007 DIMITRI DEOUDES (Catholic Univ.) ZACK FEIERSTEIN (La Salle Univ.) CONNOR HOEHN (Univ. of Alabama/St. Pete Comm. Coll.) JEREMY ZAROU (La Salle Univ.)
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GRIFFIN FINAN (Bates Coll.) MATT PETERSON (Salisbury State Univ.) JIMMY ROCHE (Villa Julie Coll.) MIKE SUFCZYINSKI (Univ. of Maryland)
2011
2006
BOBBY BOYD (West Virginia Univ.) JOE CAMP (Concord Univ./Francis Marion Univ.) BO FLOWERS (Morehouse Coll.) NICK HOWARD (Univ. of Virginia) JUSTIN KORENBLATT (La Salle Univ.) NATE MEINERS (Randolph Macon Univ.) NICK PAPILLO (Univ. of Scranton) BRADY SCHMITT (Univ. of South Carolina at Aiken)
MIKE HUBBELL (St. Mary’s Coll. of MD) WADE NEWMAN (Winthrop Univ.)
MARCUS BIGELOW (Univ. of Maryland at Eastern Shore) SEAN DURKIN (Long Island State Univ.) D.J. REED (Towson Univ.) LUKE TATE (Frostburg State Univ.) ALEX WOTRING (Univ. of Richmond)
DJ Reed ’02
2005 IVOR HODGSON (Mt. St. Mary’s Coll.) MIKE ROZAK (Univ. of Maryland) GREG SAVILLE (Wake Forest Univ.)
2004 2010 HAYDEN ATHEY (Immaculata Univ./McDaniel Coll.) MIKE BOWIE (George Mason Univ.) DREW FARBER (Univ. of North Carolina-Wilmington) CHARLES FLOWERS (Citadel Univ./Morehouse Coll.) DANIEL JOHNSTONE (Skidmore Coll.) KYLE KIRSCH (Univ. of Delaware) ERIC MELENEY (Marshall Univ.) JASON PAPILLO (Susquehanna Univ.)
MATT EIDEN (Mt. St. Mary’s Coll.) MIKE GRAVES (Bridgewater Coll.) KEITH MORELAND (UNC Charlotte) ANDY SCHINDLING (George Mason– signed with Orioles)
Jeff Palumbo ’00
Steven Oursler ’97
2001 2009 JOSH LEEMHUIS (Univ. of North Carolina/George Mason Univ.) JIMMY REED (Univ. of Maryland)
MATT COOKSEY (George Mason Univ.) JIM MCAVOY (Washington Coll.) Matt Eiden ’04
2008 HUGH ADAMS (Florida Atlantic Univ.) CORY BEAHM (Univ. of Hartford) JEFF FLAX (La Salle Univ.) LJ HOES (Univ. of North Carolina–signed with Orioles) MIKE LOEB (Davidson Coll.) MATT MACK (Radford Univ.) CRAIG MILLER (La Salle Univ./Ramapoe Comm. Coll.) IGGY RODRIGUEZ (Swarthmore Coll.) NICK ROUTT (Mississippi St. Univ.) SCOTT SILVERSTEIN (Univ. of Virginia) DANNY SNIGHT (McDaniel Coll.)
Hugh Adams ’08
2000 JOE DOWNEY (Sienna Coll.) JEFF PALUMBO (George Mason Univ.)
1999 JASON CONNELL (Hofstra Univ.) KENNARD JONES (Indiana Univ.) AARON MAYHEW (Coastal Carolina Univ.) DAN MCAFEE (Old Dominion Univ.) TIM MCARTHY (Mont. Coll. Germantown) MARK SOISSON (Catholic Univ.) Jeff Flax ’08
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1997 STEVEN OURSLER (Univ. of Maryland) JONATHAN PALUMBO (La Salle Univ.) JUSTIN RAWLINGS (Univ. of MarylandBaltimore Co.) DEREK SHAW (Drexel Univ.)
CADETS IN COLLEGE 1996
1989
1959
MARK GIBBS (George Mason Univ.) RANDY LONG (North Carolina Wesleyan Coll.) BILL PETZOLD (Towson Univ.) JOE SIMMS (Elon Coll.)
LUKE AHMANN (Air Force Academy)
ERIC ELLIS (Campbell Univ.)
PAUL CIATTI (St. Bernard Coll., FL) CURLY COMBS (Harvard Univ.) JIM FARLEY (George Washington Univ.) JAMES REICH (LaSalle Coll.)
1995
1973
1958
RASHAN HILSON (Cornell Univ.) ANDY TRETLER (Frostburg State Univ.)
DAVE OBAL (Florida St. Univ. – signed with Orioles)
AL MERRITT (Georgetown Univ.)
1985
1972
1954
1994
DENNIS BRANT (Eastern Kentucky)
AL BURCH (Univ. of Corpus Christi)
GREG FOLEY (La Salle Univ.) JEFF KALOZ (Dundalk Comm. Coll.)
1971
1950 BOBBY MCLINDON (George Washington Univ.)
1993
STEVE CONLEY (Georgetown Univ.) RICHARD NOLAN (Catholic Univ.)
CKORI JONES (Bowie State Univ.)
1970 1992
JOE MCNAMARA (Catholic Univ.)
KEVIN GIBBS (Old Dominion Univ.)
1969 1990 MIKE ZINZI (Mt. St. Mary’s Univ.)
PAT BRANT (Xavier Univ.) MIKE BOLGER (Xavier Univ.) DAN D’AGOSTINO (Catholic Univ.) RAY O’BRIEN (Georgetown Univ.) JIM OHLHAVER (Catholic Univ.) MIKE TOOMEY (George Washington Univ.)
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Al Merritt ’58
Mike Bolger ’69
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CADETS IN PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL NON-ACITVE HUGH ADAMS, P St. Paul Saints (2013) CAREER G-GS W-L 1 YR. 7-0 0-0
IP 8.1
ERA 9.72
SO 6
SV 0
H 330
HR 12
RBI AVG 117 .275
H 198
HR 8
RBI AVG 101 .262
IP 4
ERA 6.75
BOBBY BOYD, OF Houston Astros (2014–17) CAREER G AB 4 YRS. 310 1199
Hugh Adams ’08
Bobby Boyd '11
Connor Hoehn ’07
Kevin Gibbs ’92
Mark Gibbs ’96
Ivor Hodgson ’05
LJ Hoes ’08
Kennard Jones ’99
Jeff Palumbo ’00
Jimmy Reed '09
Andy Schindling ’04
Nick Routt ’08
DAVE OBAL, C Baltimore Orioles (1973) CAREER G AB 4 YRS. 227 775
DOUG COLLINS, P San Francisco Giants (1992) CAREER G-GS W-L 1 YR. 0-2 0-2
SO 1
SV 0
MATT COOKSEY, OF Toronto Blue Jays (2005) CAREER G AB H 1 YR. 52 129 31
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HR 2
RBI 11
AVG .240
KEVIN GIBBS, OF L os Angeles (1995–00) Colorado Rockies (2000–01) New York Yankees (2002–03) Philadelphia Phillies (2004) CAREER G AB H 10 YRS. 398 1381 410
HR 8
RBI AVG 129 .297
HR 5
RBI AVG 40 .220
MARK GIBBS, IF Baltimore Orioles (2000–03) CAREER G AB H 3 YRS. 159 449 99
IVOR HODGSON, P Kansas City Royals (2007–11) CAREER 5 YRS.
G-GS W-L IP 73-47 15-17 283.1
ERA 3.81
SO 241
SV 0
CONNOR HOEHN, P Oakland Athletics (2009–12) CAREER G-GS W-L IP ERA 9 YRS. 140-1 10-11 214.1 4.45
SO 249
SV 16
LJ HOES, OF Balimore Orioles (2008-13, 16), Houston Astros (2013-15), Southern Maryland Blue Crabs (2017) CAREER 9 YEARS (MILB) 4 YEARS (MLB)
G AB 879 3254 112 308
H 918 73
HR RBI AVG 35 381 .282 4 22 .237
KENNARD JONES, OF San Diego Padres (2002–06), Baltimore Orioles (2007–08) CAREER G AB H 7 YRS. 689 2479 654
Scott Silverstein ’08
HR 7
RBI AVG 220 .264
JEFF PALUMBO, SS San Francisco Giants (2004) CAREER G AB 1 YR. 65 260
NICK ROUTT H 75
HR 0
RBI AVG 25 .288
JIMMY REED, P Cincinnati Reds (2013-17) CAREER G-GS W-L IP 5 YRS. 65-59 19-16 342.2
ERA 3.76
SO 244
SV 2
ERA 3.70
SO 23
SV 0
IP ERA 163 4.69
SO 132
SV 2
SO 113
SV 5
Baltimore Orioles (2004–09) CAREER 6 YRS.
G-GS 75-12
W-L 9-10
SCOTT SILVERSTEIN, P
Empire League (2018) G-GS 10-10
Cincinnati Reds (2012-17) CAREER G-GS W-L IP 6 YRS. 139-31 11-12 272.1
ANDY SCHINDLING, P
PHIL REESE CAREER 1 YR
Phil Reese ’13
W-L 5-2
IP 66
ERA 2.59
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SO 74
SV 0
Toronto Blue Jays (2013–15) CAREER G-GS W-L IP ERA 3 YRS. 72-7 13-7 124 4.35
CADETS IN PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL ACTIVE
2016 6 ERROL ROBINSON ’13, (Los Angeles Dodgers) from University of Mississippi
NICK HOWARD Cincinatti Reds (2014-18) CAREER TEAM (Lev) G-GS 2014 DAY (A) 11-5 2015 DAY (A+) 24-5 2016 DBT (A+) 25 2017 2018 DBT (A+) 26 PNS (AA) 12 2019 CHA (AA) 3-0
2014 1 NICK HOWARD ’11, P (Cincinnati Reds) from W-L IP ERA SO SV 2-1 33.2 3.74 23 0 3-2 38 6.63 31 2 0-1 20 6.75 20 2 Injured, did not play 1-4 34.2 6.23 27 2 2-0 18 3.00 12 0 0-1 3.1 10.8 2 0
ERROL ROBINSON Los Angeles Dodgers (2016-18) CAREER TEAM (Lev) G AB H HR RBI AVG 2016 ODG (R) 55 220 62 2 26 .282 2017 GL (A) 22 77 19 3 13 .247 RC (A+) 17 70 20 2 8 .286 TUL (AA) 57 227 62 2 14 .273 2018 TUL (AA) 117 433 107 10 50 .247 2019 TUL (AA) 46 155 48 3 20 .310
AJ LEE Houston Astros (2019) CAREER TEAM (Lev) TRI (A SHORT) 2019 QC (A) Nick Howard ’11
CADETS DRAFTED/SIGNED FREE AGENT
G AB 41 134 15 41
H HR RBI AVG 31 5 19 .231 6 0 4 .146
AJ LEE ’15
University of Virginia 8 BOBBY BOYD ’11, OF (Houston Astros) from West Virginia University 35 GARRETT PEARSON ’14 (Baltimore Orioles)*
2013 6 JIMMY REED ’09, P (St. Louis Cardinals) from University of Maryland 25 SCOTT SILVERSTEIN ’08, P (Toronto Blue Jays) from University of Virginia FA HUGH ADAMS ’08, P (St. Paul Saints) from Florida Atlantic University
2012 16 NICK ROUTT ’08, P (Cincinnati Reds) from Mississippi State University 21 JIMMY REED ’09, P (New York Yankees) from University of Maryland*
2009 12 CONNOR HOEHN ’07, P (Oakland Atletics) from St. Petersburg JC FA MATT EIDEN ’94, IF (Bay Area Torros)
2008 3 LJ HOES ’08, 2B (Baltimore Orioles) SCOTT SILVERSTEIN ‘08, LHP (Washington Nationals)* 32
2007 17 IVOR HODGSON ‘05, LHP (Kansas City
HIGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERICAN 2018 Z EKE GONGOLA (High HM Preseason Perfect Game) JAKE STEINBERG (High HM Preseason Perfect Game)
2016 J OSH SIMON (High HM Preseason Perfect Game) ETHAN FORBES (High HM Preseason Perfect Game Underclass) ZEKE GONGOLA (High HM Preseason Perfect Game Underclass) JACK ROBERTS (High HM Preseason Perfect Game)
2015 AJ LEE (Preseason Louisville Slugger, Louisville Slugger)
2014 AJ LEE (High HM Preseason Perfect Game Underclass, 2nd Team Louisville Slugger), BRODIE LEFTRIDGE (High HM Preseason Perfect Game) GARRETT PEARSON (High HM Preseason Perfect Game)
2013 BRODIE LEFTRIDGE (2nd Team Preseason Perfect Game Underclass) GARRETT PEARSON (2nd Team Preseason Perfect Game Underclass) ERROL ROBINSON (HM Preseason Perfect Game)
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Royals) from Mt. St. Mary’s University 21 CONNOR HOEHN ’07, RHP (Milwaukee Brewers)*
2005 3 2 MATT COOKSEY ’01, OF (Toronto Blue Jays) from George Mason University
2004 15 JEFF PALUMBO ’00, SS (San Francisco Giants) from George Mason University 16 ANDY SCHINDLING ’04, RHP (Baltimore Orioles)
2002 4 KENNARD JONES ’99, OF (San Diego Padres) from Indiana University Josh Simon ’16
2000 F A MARK GIBBS ’96, SS (Baltimore Orioles) from George Mason University Errol Robinson ’13
CADETS DRAFTED/SIGNED FREE AGENT 2019 3 4 AJ LEE ’15, SS (Houston Astros) from University of Maryland
2018 F A PHIL REESE ’13, P (New York Bucs) from
1995 6 KEVIN GIBBS ’92, OF (Los Angeles Dodgers) from Old Dominion University
Brodie Leftridge ’14
1992 4 2 KEVIN GIBBS ’92 OF (Boston Red Sox)* 1991 F A DOUG COLLINS ’91, RHP (San Francisco Giants) 1973 9 DAVE OBAL ’73, C (Baltimore Orioles)
AJ Lee ’15
1962 F A JERRY BROWN ’62, C (Houston Colt 45s) * Indicates drafted players who elected not to sign with the club that drafted them.
College of the Holy Cross
Errol Robinson '13
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HIGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERICAN
PERFECT GAME ALL-REGION Josh Leemhuis ’09
2021 QUINN ALLEN (3B) (Pre-Season 2nd Team Atlantic Region) CASEY GIBBS (C) (Pre-Season 2nd Team Atlantic Region) DM JEFFERSON (OF) (Pre-Season 2nd Team Atlantic Region) COOPER MAY (OF) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region) ETHAN MISHRA (P) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region) JASON SCHIAVONE (C) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region) MAX SIMPSON (RHP) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region) DOM VALIS (LHP) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region)
Nick Howard ’11 Scott Silverstein ’08
LJ Hoes ’08
2020 C HRIS BOOKHULTZ (P) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region) PRANAV RANE (IF) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region) JUSTIN RIEMER (IF) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region) LUKE SCHAUER (P) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region) DYLAN WINEBRENNER (C) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region) XAN WOJIE (P) (Pre-Season HM Atlantic Region)
Jerry Chavarria ’12
Danny O’Donnell ’12
Josh Leemhuis ’09 with Coach Mark Gibbs ’96
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2019 K YRAS DAWSON (OF) (Preseason 2nd Team 2012 DANNY O’DONNELL (HM Louisville Slugger) ERROL ROBINSON (High-HM Preseason Underclass Perfect Game) BRODIE LEFTRIDGE (HM Preseason Underclass Perfect Game)
2018 J AKE STEINBERG (P) Preseason 1st Team
2011 JERRY CHAVARRIA (HM Preseason Underclass Perfect Game) ALEX DEISE (HM Preseason Underclass Perfect Game) NICK HOWARD (3rd Team Preseason Perfect Game)
Jake Steinberg ’18
2010 NICK HOWARD (3rd Team Preseason Underclass Perfect Game)
Chris Bookhultz ’20
2009 JOSH LEEMHUIS (2nd Team Preseason
P reseason Perfect Game, 3rd Team Preseason Baseball America, Louisville Slugger, 2nd Team Baseball America, 2nd Team ABCA, 2nd Team BCA, 2nd Team USA TODAY)
2008 SCOTT SILVERSTEIN (Preseason Louisville Slugger, Preseason Perfect Game; Crosschecker, 3rd Team Preseason Baseball America)
2007 CONNOR HOEHN (3rd Team Preseason Perfect Game Crosschecker) LJ HOES (Preseason, Louisville Slugger, 2nd Team ABCA)
Atlantic Region COOPER ADAMS (P) Preseason HM Atlantic Region ZEKE GONGOLA (P) Preseason HM Atlantic Region CHASE REED (OF) Preseason HM Atlantic Region Z ACH TSAKOUNIS (P) Preseason HM Atlantic Region
2017 JACK ROBERTS (IF) Preseason 2nd Team
Louisville Slugger)
2008 L J HOES (Preseason Louisville Slugger,
Atlantic Region) IAN REMALIA (IF) (Preseason 2nd Team Atlantic Region) SEAN CULKIN (P) (Preseason HM Atlantic Region)
UNDER ARMOR ALL-AMERICAN 2008 JOSH LEEMHUIS (OF) MARK GIBBS (Asst. Coach)
2007 LJ HOES (OF) 2006 CONNOR HOEHN (P)
AFLAC ALLAMERICAN GAME 2007 SCOTT SILVERSTEIN (P)
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Atlantic Region BRUCE HUDSON (P) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region KYLE JOHNSON (OF) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region ERIC O’BRIEN (C) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region JAKE PECILUANS (P) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region YASH RANE (P) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region
PERFECT GAME ALL-REGION 2016 ANDERS ASSARSSON (P) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region NIKO JENKINS (IF) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region MYLES MENSAH (IF) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region CAM REMALIA (IF) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region JOSH SIMON (C) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region
WASHINGTON POST ALL-METROPOLITAN TEAM
Myles Mensah ’16
(SINCE 1990)
2020 not selected 2019 JAMES TRIANTOS (UT) IAN REMALIA (P) 2nd Team LUKE SCHAUER (P) HM 2018 ZACH TSAKOUNIS (P/OF) DYLAN HUNTER (IF) 2nd Team JACOB STEINBERG (P) HM 2017 JACK ROBERTS (IF) ZACH TSAKOUNIS (OF) HM
Brian Tagoe ’15
2015 AJ LEE (IF) Preseason 2nd Team BRETT SIMON (C) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region BRIAN TAGOE (OF) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region RYAN WANNER (P) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region
Ian Remalia ’19
2014 JAKE BERNSTEIN (IF) Preseason Honorable Mention Atlantic Region BRODIE LEFTRIDGE (OF) Preseason Atlantic Region GARRETT PEARSON (P) Preseason 2nd Team Atlantic Region Phil Reese ’13
2013 PHIL REESE (P) Honorable Mention Preseason Atlantic Region ERROL ROBINSON (SS) Preseason Atlantic Region HARRY THOMAS (P) Honorable Mention Preseason Atlantic Region
Garrett Pearson ’14 Dylan Hunter ’18
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2012 JERRY CHAVARRIA (C) Honorable Mention Preseason Atlantic Region ALEX DEISE (P) Honorable Mention Preseason Atlantic Region DANNY O’DONNELL (P) Honorable Mention Preseason Atlantic Region
2011 NICK HOWARD (SS) Preseason Atlantic Region BOBBY BOYD (UT) Honorable Mention Preseason Atlantic Region BRADY SCHMITT (SS) Honorable Mention Preseason Atlantic Region
Bobby Boyd ’11
TEAM USA MEMBERS 2007 2006 1995 1992
LJ HOES – 18 U Junior Olympic Team LJ HOES – Youth National Team KEVIN GIBBS – US National Team KEVIN GIBBS – 18 U Junior Olympic Team
Kevin Gibbs ’92
2010 DREW FARBER (C) 2nd Team
2016 MARK GIBBS (Coach)
Preseason Atlantic Region
2009 JOSH LEEMHUIS (OF) 2nd Team Preseason Atlantic Region
BCA ALL MID-ATLANTIC 2017 JACK ROBERTS (IF) 2015 AJ LEE (UT) 2014 AJ LEE (IF) 2010 MIKE BOWIE (OF) 2008 L J HOES (OF)
LJ Hoes ’08
SCOTT SILVERSTEIN (UT)
2007 L J HOES (OF)
PAT MCNAIR – Asst. Coach of the Year
Niko Jenkins ’16
Scott Silverstein ’08
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CAM REMALIA (P) NIKO JENKINS (IF) HM 2015 AJ LEE (SS) BRETT SIMON (C) HM BRIAN TAGOE (OF) HM 2014 AJ LEE (SS) BRODIE LEFTRIDGE (OF) 2nd Team GARRETT PEARSON (P) HM 2013 PHIL REESE (P) HM ERROL ROBINSON (IF) HM 2012 DANNY O’DONNELL (P) ERROL ROBINSON (2B) 2nd Team 2011 NICK HOWARD (SS) BOBBY BOYD (OF) 2nd Team ALEX DEISE (P) HM JUSTIN KORENBLATT (OF) HM
WASHINGTON POST ALL-DC EXTRA TEAM
WASHINGTON POST ALL-METROPOLITAN TEAM
(CHOSEN FROM 2008–10)
2010 MIKE BOWIE (Player of the Year)
(SINCE 1990)
2010 MIKE BOWIE (OF)
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DREW FARBER (C) 2nd Team CHARLES FLOWERS (OF) HM NICK HOWARD (IF) HM 2009 DREW FARBER (DH) 2nd Team BOBBY BOYD (IF) HM JIMMY REED (P) HM 2008 L J HOES (OF) SCOTT SILVERSTEIN (UTL) 2nd Team JEFF FLAX (IF) HM 2007 L J HOES (OF) CONNOR HOEHN (P) 2nd Team MATT MACK (IF) HM SCOTT SILVERSTEIN (P) HM 2006 WADE NEWMAN (SS) LJ HOES (OF) CONNOR HOEHN (P) HM 2005 IVOR HODGSON (OF) WADE NEWMAN (SS) 2nd Team MIKE ROZAK (IF) HM 2004 KEITH MORELAND (1B) ANDY SCHINDLING (SS) 2nd Team 2003 MATT PETERSEN (UTL) MIKE SUFZCYINSKI (OF) 2nd Team KEITH MORELAND (P) HM 2002 ALEX WOTRING (C) 2nd Team 2001 MATT COOKSEY (OF) MATT PETERSEN (P) HM 2000 JEFF PALUMBO (SS) JASON CONNELL (P) 2nd Team 1999 JEFF PALUMBO (SS) TIM MCCARTHY (IF) 2nd Team JASON CONNELL (P) HM AARON MEYHEW (IF) HM
Jason Connell ’99 Mike Bowie ’10
Jimmy Reed ’09 Mike Sufzcyinski ’03
Dan McAfee ’99 Matt Mack ’08
1998 DAN MCAFEE (P) HM DAN MENCK (P) HM JEFF PALUMBO (IF) HM 1997 JUSTIN RAWLINGS (P) STEVE OURSLER (IF) HM JON PALUMBO (IF) HM 1996 MARK GIBBS (SS) RANDY LONG (P) HM BILLY PETZOLD (IF) HM JOE SIMS (IF) HM 1995 MARK GIBBS (2B) BRIAN GAVAGAN (OF) HM RASHAN HILSON (P) HM JOE SIMS (IF) HM 1994 BRIAN GAVAGAN (OF) HM MARK GIBBS (IF) HM JEFF KALOZ (P) HM 1992 KEVIN GIBBS (OF) 1991 KEVIN GIBBS (OF) 1990 KEVIN GIBBS (IF) 2nd Team
BOBBY BOYD (UT) DREW FARBER (C) CHARLES FLOWERS (OF) NICK HOWARD (SS) ERIC MELENEY (P) BRADY SCHMITT (2B) MARK GIBBS (Coach of the Year) 2009 ANDREW BALTIMORE (1B) BOBBY BOYD (2B) MIKE BOWIE (OF) DREW FARBER (DH) JIMMY REED (P) 2008 L J HOES (OF) JOSH LEEMHUIS (OF) MACK MACK (3B) SCOTT SILVERSTEIN (DH) Andrew Baltimore ’09
Charles Flowers ’10
USA TODAY ALL-USA DC BASEBALL TEAM Zach Tsakounis ’18
2018 DYLAN HUNTER (IF) JACK STEINBERG (P) ZACH TSAKOUNIS (OF) COOPER ADAMS (P) 2nd Team K YRAS DAWSON (OF) 2nd Team 2017 JACK ROBERTS (Player of the Year) MARK GIBBS (Coach of the Year) KYLE JOHNSON (OF) ZACH TSAKOUNIS (OF) JAKE PECILUNAS (IF) 2nd Team PETER COSTIGAN (OF) 2nd Team 2016 CAM REMALIA (Player of the Year) MARK GIBBS (Coach of the Year) NIKO JENKINS (IF) MYLES MENSAH (IF) JOSH SIMON (OF) PETER COSTIGAN (OF) 2nd Team JAKE PECILUNAS (P) 2nd Team JAKE STEINBERG (P) 2nd Team 2015 AJ LEE (Player of the Year) MARK GIBBS (Coach of the Year) NIKO JENKINS (IF) CAM REMALIA (IF) BRETT SIMON (C) BRIAN TAGOE (OF) JACKSON COVIELLO (IF) 2nd Team JAKE PECILUNAS (P) 2nd Team JOSH SIMON (OF) 2nd Team
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Cooper Adams ’18
Jack Roberts ’17
Cam Remalia ’16
WASHINGTON POST ALL-MET PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2015 AJ LEE
GATORADE WASHINGTON DC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2012 2010 2007 2006 2005 2004 2001 2000 1997 1996 1992
AJ Lee ’15
Wade Newman ’06 Matt Cooksey ’01
ZACH TSAKOUNIS JACK ROBERTS CAM REMALIA AJ LEE AJ LEE DANNY O’DONNELL MIKE BOWIE LJ HOES WADE NEWMAN IVOR HODGSON KEITH MORELAND MATT COOKSEY JEFF PALUMBO JUSTIN RAWLINGS MARK GIBBS KEVIN GIBBS
Sam Brustad ’16
Sean Culkin ’19 Nate Meiners ’11
USA TODAY WASHINGTON DC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
ST. JOHN'S TEAM AWARDS GARY KNUTSON ’68 AWARD WINNERS
2017 JACK ROBERTS MARK GIBBS (Coach) 2016 CAM REMALIA MARK GIBBS (Coach) 2015 AJ LEE MARK GIBBS (Coach) 2001 MATT COOKSEY 2000 JEFF PALUMBO 1997 JUSTIN RAWLINGS 1996 MARK GIBBS 1995 MARK GIBBS 1992 KEVIN GIBBS 1991 KEVIN GIBBS
Ivor Hodgson ’05
Keith Moreland ’04
LOUISVILLE SLUGGER WASHINGTON DC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
DC STATE ASSOCIATION ALL STATE 2019 JAMES TRIANTOS (Player of the Year) IAN REMALIA LUKE SCHAUER
WCAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2017 2012 2008 2007 2000 1997 1996 1992 1991
JACK ROBERTS DANNY O’DONNELL LJ HOES LJ HOES JEFF PALUMBO JUSTIN RAWLINGS MARK GIBBS KEVIN GIBBS KEVIN GIBBS
2010 2008 2007 2006 2005
2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006
JUSTIN REIMER (SS/P) SEAN CULKIN (P) TIM HARPER (IF) NICK RIVERA (C) SAM BRUSTAD (OF) AJ LEE (SS/P) BO WILLIAMS (OF) CORY PATON (C) MICHAEL FLAX (SS) NATE MEINERS (3B) DREW FARBER (C) ANDREW BALTIMORE (1B) JEFF FLAX (SS) ZACK FEIERSTEIN (C) WADE NEWMAN (SS)
Michael Flax ’12
MIKE BOWIE LJ HOES LJ HOES WADE NEWMAN IVOR HODGSON
PERFECT GAME CROSSCHECKER DC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Justin Riemer ’20
2007 CONNOR HOEHN Tim Harper ’18 Cory Paton ’13
Danny O'Donnell ’12
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Connor Hoehn ’07
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IRON CADET AWARD WINNERS 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012
DYLAN WINEBRENNER (C) IAN REMALIA (SS/P) CHASE REED (OF) JACK ROBERTS (SS/P) SAM BRUSTAD (OF), CAM REMALIA (IF/P) AJ LEE (SS/P), BRIAN TAGOE (OF) JAKE BERNSTEIN (SS) JOSH NEAL (OF) KYLE HAMER (OF)
SILVER SLUGGER AWARD WINNERS 2019 JAMES TRIANTOS (3B/P) 2018 DYLAN HUNTER (1B) 2017 JACK ROBERTS (SS/P) 2016 JOSH SIMON (C) 2015 BRIAN TAGOE (OF) 2014 ADRIAN PERALTA (3B/1B) 2013 BOBBY CAMPBELL (DH)
GOLD GLOVE AWARD WINNERS 2019 ALEX WARREN (OF) 2018 PETER KALINSKI (C) 2017 KYLE JOHNSON (OF) 2016 MYLES MENSAH (SS) 2015 BRETT SIMON (C) 2014 BRODIE LEFTRIDGE (CF) 2013 ERROL ROBINSON (SS) Adrian Peralta ’14
Josh Neal ’13
Bobby Campbell ’13
Jackson Coviello ’15
Eric O'Brien ’17
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD WINNERS Dylan Winebrenner ’20
2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
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Chase Reed ’18
JAMES TRIANTOS (3B/P) KYRAS DAWSON (OF) ZACH TSAKOUNIS (OF/P) PETER COSTIGAN (OF/P) JAKE PECILUNAS (P), JAKE STEINBERG (P) 2014 JACKSON COVIELLO (1B) 2013 AJ LEE (SS/P)
Luke Schauer ’20
Alex Warren’19
Jake Bernstein ’14 Bo Williams ’14
FLAX-EIDEN AWARD WINNERS 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013
Ryan Wanner ’15
LUKE SCHAUER (LHP) JOHN VARNEY (MANAGER) ROBERT REYNOLDS (RHP) ERIC O'BRIEN (C) NIKO JENKINS (2B) RYAN WANNER (P) JAKE BERNSTEIN (IF) EVAN FLAX (IF)
Kyle Johnson ’17
CY YOUNG AWARD WINNERS 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013
IAN REMALIA (RHP) COOPER ADAMS (RHP) JAKE PECILUNAS (RHP) CAM REMALIA (RHP) AJ LEE (RHP) AJ LEE (RHP) PHIL REESE (RHP)
Robert Reynolds ’18
Evan Flax ’13
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Peter Kalinski ’18
1993–2003 SEASON RECAPS 2003 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 21-5 • WCAC north division champions • WCAC tournament finalists • Finished No. 6 in The Washington Post • Three Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team, one honorable mention) 2002 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 21-6 • WCAC tournament semi-finalists • One Washington Post All-Met selection (one second team) 2001 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 22-5 • WCAC tournament semi-finalists • Finished No. 10 in The Washington Post • Two Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one honorable mention)
2000 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 23-5 • WCAC tournament finalists • Finished No. 8 in The Washington Post • WCAC Player of the Year – Jeff Palumbo • Two Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team) 1999 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 25-4 • WCAC north division champions • WCAC tournament champions • Finished No. 3 in The Washington Post • Four Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, one second team, two honorable mentions) 1998 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 22-5 • WCAC north division champions • WCAC tournament finalists • Finished No. 7 in The Washington Post • Three Washington Post All-Met selections (three honorable mentions)
1997 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 25-5 • WCAC north division champions • WCAC tournament finalists • Finished No. 8 in The Washington Post • WCAC Player of the Year – Justin Rawlings • Three Washington Post AllMet selections (one first team, two honorable mentions) 1996 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 26-5 • WCAC regular season champions • WCAC tournament finalists • Finished No. 5 in The Washington Post • WCAC Player of the Year – Mark Gibbs • Four Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, three honorable mentions)
1995 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 26-7 • WCAC regular season champions • WCAC tournament finalists • Finished No. 7 in The Washington Post • Four Washington Post All-Met selections (one first team, three honorable mentions) 1994 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 24-7 • WCAC regular season champions • WCAC tournament finalists • Finished No. 6 in The Washington Post • Three Washington Post All-Met selections (three honorable mentions) 1993 – Head Coach: Ed Gibbs • Final record 13-12
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2019 WCAC CHAMPS
2018 WCAC CHAMPS
2017 WCAC CHAMPS
2016 WCAC CHAMPS
2015 WCAC CHAMPS
2014 WCAC CHAMPS
2011 WCAC CHAMPS
2005 WCAC CHAMPS
1969 WCAC CHAMPS
1959 WCAC CHAMPS
WCAC CHAMPS: 1953, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1999, 2005, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 NATIONALLY RANKED: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2014, 2019
GENE AUGUSTERFER ’31
PAUL CIATTI ’59
MARK HARTLEY ’73
KEVIN RICCA ’94
JOE GALLAGHER ’39
JAMES COMBS ’59
JOHN HOLLORAN ’73
JAMIE RICCA READY ’96
FRANK CADY ’42
FRANK DUBOFSKY ’60
FLOYD MCCRORY ’73
SHAWNTESE CHARLES ’99
TOMMY GLETNER ’46
DONALD ROTH ’61
DAVE OBAL ’73
JEFF PALUMBO ’00
ROBERT SILK ’46
SCOTT GLACKEN ’62
PAT DOSH ’74
J.D. RICCA ’02
THOMAS FANNAN ’48
JOSEPH CALABRESE ’63
JAY GALLAGHER ’74
CONRAD BOLSTON ’03
DICK FENNELL ’48
ROBERT LEWIS ’63
ALVIN PERKINS ’75
MARISSA COLEMAN ’05
JACK GEORGE ’48
RON PANNATON ’63
KEVIN SINNETT ‘75
KRISTEN DOZIER ’06
JOE CARDACI ’49
CHRIS DILL ’64
PETER HALEY ’76
CHRIS WRIGHT ’07
DOONIE WALDRON ’49
BRIAN KELLER ’64
ROBERT JAGERS ’76
LJ HOES ’08
BOB MCLINDON ’50
MIKE BRANT ’65
MIKE LESSEL ’77
JOHN DALY ’51
DON CHACOS ’65
MARK PITCHFORD ’77
MUSH DUBOFSKY (FOOTBALL COACH)
JOE HANDS ’51
DAVE MURPHY III ’65
TYRONE BARBER ’78
FRANK FANNAN ’52
COLEY O’BRIAN ’65
BILLY BARNES ’78
ROBERT REECE ’52
NED SPARKS ’65
NICK CELENZA ’78
AL BURCH ’53
JOHN KING ’66
CLAY FITZGERALD ’78
ANTHONY CULLINANE ’53
TIM BRANT ’67
THOMAS GRAHAM ’78
RALPH FRYE JR. ’53
ED GIBBS ’67
PETE SPEROS ’79
RALPH HAWKINS ’53
COLLIS JONES ’67
JIM BURNS ’81
ANDREW RUSEVLYAN ’54
MIKE RITTER ’67
RODNEY RICE ’83
BRANSON FERRY ’55
GARY KNUTSON ’68
RONALD STEPTOE ’83
JAMES HEALY ’55
DAVE FREITAG ’69
GRAYSON MARSHALL ’84
BOB TALBOT ’55
RAY O’BRIEN ’69
PAUL CASTRO ’86
AL CAMACHO ’57
MIKE TOOMEY ’69
JON DESLER ’90
JOHN HALEY ’57
STEVE CONLEY ’71
CHRIS HARRISON ’90
BRIAN SHEEHAN ’57
JOHN FOOTE ’71
JAY WILLIAMS ’90
AL MERRITT ’58
BOBBY JONES ’71
KEVIN GIBBS ’92
JOE MONA ’58
MIKE KRUCZEK ’71
DARRYL GILLIAM ’93
JOHN PIAZZA ’58
TOMMY MARVASO ’71
PAT WARD ’93
BRUCE BACH ’59
STEPHEN ZUBROD ’72
MICHELLE DEVILLE ’94
BRO. ED GALLAGHER (ATHLETIC DIRECTOR) COL. RICHARD PFEIFFER (RIFLE TEAM COACH) BROTHER ANDREW SCHAEFER, FSC (ATHLETIC DIRECTOR) MARIE WILLIAMS (WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACH) 1951 FOOTBALL TEAM 1953 FOOTBALL TEAM 1953 GOLF TEAM 1957 FOOTBALL TEAM 1959 BASEBALL TEAM 1965 FOOTBALL TEAM 1968 FOOTBALL TEAM 1977 BASKETBALL TEAM 1989 FOOTBALL TEAM 2000 BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM
2004–2019 VARSITY RESULTS 2004 VARSITY RESULTS
2005 VARSITY RESULTS
2006 VARSITY RESULTS
2007 VARSITY RESULTS
Final Record 22-5 | Head Coach: Ed Gibbs
Final Record 22-3 | Head Coach: Ed Gibbs
Final Record 26-4 | Head Coach: Ed Gibbs
Final Record 23-6 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Date March 16 18 21 22 25 26 27 30 April 5 6 7 8 15 17 20 22 24 27 28 30 May 1 3 5 8 12 14 15
Opponent
Result
Curly Landon McDonough Herndon Calvert Hall AR Archbishop Carroll Gonzaga Bishop Ireton
W 13 – 0 W2–1 W 10 – 0 W7–3 W 12 – 2 W 11 – 0 W9–3 W 10 – 1
*Pensacola Woodham *M.S. Douglas NR *DeMatha *Summit Christian DeMatha AR St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop McNamara Bishop O’Connell Paul VI AR Gonzaga Notre Dame AR Good Counsel
W 12 – 2 L 10 – 8 W3–2 W4–2 W 10 – 3 W 10 – 0 W 10 – 1 L6–5 W 12 – 2 W 14 – 2 W5–2 W5–2
Good Counsel DeMatha AR Archbishop Carroll Potomac, VA AR #St. Mary’s Ryken #Bishop O’Connell #DeMatha (NR)
W 10 – 2 L 5 – 4 (18 Inn) W 13 – 3 L4–2 W 10 – 0 W4–2 L5–3
Bold = WCAC Game / * = Westminster National Classic (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) / # = WCAC Tournament Game
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Date March 15 17 19 21 22 24 28 29 30 31 April 5 7 9 12 14 16 19 21 23 26 29 May 3 5 7 10 12 13
Opponent
Result
Archbishop Curley Landon Mt. St. Joseph NR Archbishop Carroll Wilson Stafford *Pine Forest *Faith Academy *Pace NR *Gulf Breeze
W 15-5 W 6-3 W 2-1 W 10-0 W 19-4 Rainout L 8-1 W 6-1 W 2-1 Rainout
Gonzaga Bishop Ireton Good Counsel DeMatha AR Westfields AR St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop McNamara Bishop O’Connell Paul VI NR Gonzaga Notre Dame AR
W 7-4 W 16-0 L 2-1 W 4-2 W 8-4 W 11-1 W 7-1 W 7-6 W 8-3 L 6-1 W 4-3
Good Counsel DeMatha AR Archbishop Carroll #Bishop Ireton #Bishop O’Connell #Paul VI AR
W 4-0 W 3-2 W 10-0 W 14-4 W 2-1 W 4-0
Bold = WCAC Game / * = Nike Classic, Pensacola # = WCAC Playoffs / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
Date March 5 18 21 23 26 28 30 April 1 3 6 7 10 11 12 13 17 19 19 20 22 23 25 26 27 29 May 2 4 6 8 10
Opponent
Result
Archbishop Spalding McDonough Paul VI Archbishop Carroll DeMatha Bishop McNamara St. Mary’s Ryken
W 7-3 W 12-2 W 3-2 W 12-2 L 2-1 W 12-2 W 9-7
Good Counsel Bishop Ireton Gonzaga Paul VI *Brito, Miami, FL *Xavarian Catholic *Miami Christian
W 6-5 W 12-2 W 5-1 W 7-5 L 3-2 W 10-0 W 10-0
* Kellum HS
W 15-8
Calvert Hall NR Stafford Bullis Wilson DeMatha Bishop O’Connell Bishop McNamara Archbishop Carroll St. Mary’s Ryken Good Counsel
L 6-5 W 11-2 W 3-2 W 15-7 W 3-2 W 10-0 W 10-0 W 10-0 W 10-0 W 8-6
Bishop Ireton Bishop O’Connell Gonzaga #St. Mary’s Ryken #Good Counsel
W 12-2 W 13-3 W 8-1 W 10-0 L 10-4
Bold = WCAC Game / * = Nike Classic, Pensacola # = WCAC Playoffs / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
Date March 15 20 22 24 26 27 29 31 April 2 3 4 5 9 10 11 12 17 18 21 22 24 28 28 30 May 2 4 8 10
Opponent
Result
Gilman Paul VI AR Pallotti DeMatha AR Archbishop Spalding AR Bishop McNamara St. Mary’s Ryken Good Counsel
W 10-0 L 7-3 W 10-0 L 5-3 W 8-1 W 12-2 W 9-3 W 12-2
Bishop Ireton Bishop O’Connell Maret Calvert Hall NR *Newbury Park (CA) *Palm Beach Central (FL) NR *De La Salle (CA) NR *El Dorado (CA) Gonzaga Paul VI AR Stafford DeMatha AR Bishop McNamara St. Mary’s Ryken Good Counsel Bishop Ireton
W 7-0 W 18-8 W 8-2 L 7-5 (9) W 5-0 L 7-4 W 7-1 L 9-5 W 5-3 W 1-0 W 7-1 W 4-1 W 11-1 W 12-2 W 11-1 W 11-1
Bishop O’Connell Gonzaga #DeMatha #Paul VI AR
W 12-2 W 8-6 W 6-1 L 5-0
Bold = WCAC Game / * = Nike Classic, Pensacola # = WCAC Playoffs / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
2004–2019 VARSITY RESULTS 2008 VARSTIY RESULTS
2009 VARSITY RESULTS
2010 VARSITY RESULTS
2011 VARSITY RESULTS
Final Record 20-7 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Final Record 18-7 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Final Record 23-4 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Final Record 22-9 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Date March 13 15 17 20 24 25 26 27 31 April 1 5 8 9 10 12 14 16 17 19 22 24 26 29 30 May 1 5 6
Opponent
Result
Stafford (VA) Potomac (VA) Maret Archbishop Spalding AR *Bishop Amat (CA) *Vista Murrietta (CA) NR *Crespi(CA) NR *Seminole Ridge (FL) St. Mary’s Ryken
W 2-0 W 10-2 W 18-1 W 10-2 W 6-3 W 9-4 L 8-6 L 5-2 W 11-0
Bishop O’Connell Bishop Ireton Good Counsel AR DeMatha AR Bishop McNamara Paul VI NR Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken Calvert Hall NR Bishop O’Connell AR DeMatha AR Bishop Ireton Good Counsel Paul VI NR Bishop McNamara
W 13-0 W 10-2 W 2-1 L 4-1 W 10-0 L 5-4 W 11-7 W 16-1 L 3-2 W 12-2 L 3-2 W 8-0 W 6-0 W 3-2 W 7-0
Gonzaga #Gonzaga #DeMatha AR
W 7-0 W 8-1 L 20-6
Bold = WCAC Game / * = Anderson Bat Natl. Cl. # = WCAC Playoffs / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
Date March 13 17 18 21 23 24 30 31 April 2 4 9 10 10 11 16 17 18 23 25 26 27 28 30 May 7 10
Opponent
Result
Pallotti Landon Cardinal Gibbons St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop O’Connell AR DeMatha AR Bishop Ireton Bishop McNamara
W 17-5 W 6-3 W 4-2 W 12-5 W 9-1 L 5-2 L 5-4 W 9-0
Paul VI AR Gonzaga *Neuqua Valley *Christian Brothers *Zachery HS NR *West Feliciana Maret Good Counsel Archbishop Spalding AR Bishop Ireton Good Counsel St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop McNamara Paul VI AR Gonzaga
W 8-5 L 9-3 W 6-3 L 10-2 L 10-3 W 10-0 W 4-2 W 8-7 W 13-0 W 5-2 L 19-15 W 12-2 W 17-5 W 12-10 W 5-4
#Gonzaga #Paul VI AR
W 6-5 L 7-2
Bold = WCAC Game / * = GMAC Cl. / # = WCAC Playoffs AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
Date March 6 9 11 13 16 20 23 25 27 30 April 1 6 7 8 9 13 15 17 19 20 22 24 27 29 May 1 4 6 8 12 16
Opponent
Result
Robinson Wooton St. Alban’s Maret Georgetown Prep Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop O’Connell Good Counsel AR DeMatha
W 11-0 W 5-0 W 3-2 W 6-4 W 8-6 L 4-3 W 7-3
Calvert Hall *Fordham Prep (NY) *Regis Jesuit *Tampa Jesuit NR *St. Peter’s Catholic Bishop Ireton Paul VI Bishop McNamara Sidwell Friends Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop O’Connell Good Counsel AR DeMatha
W 7-6 W 15-2 W 8-4 L 21-5 L 6-3 W 4-3 W 4-3 W 9-4 W 9-4 W 16-0 W 12-5 W 7-6 W 3-2 W 13-10
Archbishop Spalding AR Bishop Ireton Paul VI Bishop McNamara #Bishop Ireton #DeMatha AR
W 10-2 W 3-1 W 11-1 W 18-9 W 8-2 L 8-6
Bold = WCAC Game / * = Tampa Jesuit Tour. / # = WCAC Playoffs / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
Date March 12 15 17 19 22 23 24 25 29 31 April 2 7 9 12 14 19 20 21 23 25 27 28 30 May 2 4 7 9 10 13 14 14
Opponent
Result
Sidwell Friends Lake Braddock (VA) NR St. Mary’s Ryken Brooke Point (VA) Campbridge Christian (FL) Battle Ground Academy (TN) AR Episcopal (FL) AR IMG Academy (FL) NR Good Counsel Gonzaga
W 8-0 W 7-4 W 11-1 W 13-4 W 6-3 W 13-8 W 6-2 L 6-5 W 8-6 W 11-1
DeMatha AR Bishop Ireton Paul VI Bishop McNamara Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken Good Counsel AR Don Bosco (NJ) NR DeMatha AR Bishop O’Connell AR St. Alban’s Bishop O’Connell AR Bishop Ireton
L 7-5 W 19-5 L 3-0 W 7-4 L 3-0 W 13-3 L 12-10 L 7-5 W 2-1 L 9-5 W 10-4 L 2-0 W 6-4
Paul VI Bishop McNamara #Bishop O’Connell AR #Good Counsel AR #Good Counsel AR #DeMatha AR #DeMatha AR #DeMatha AR
W 11-3 W 8-0 W 17-2 W 4-3 W 4-1 W 5-0 L 4-3 W 10-3
Bold = WCAC Game / * = South Florida Classic # = WCAC Playoffs / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
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2004–2019 VARSITY RESULTS 2012 VARSITY RESULTS
2013 VARSITY RESULTS
2014 VARSITY RESULTS
2015 VARSITY RESULTS
Final Record 23-3 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Final Record: 21-6 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Final Record 26-6 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Final Record 25-6 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Date March 10 13 15 17 19 20 22 24 27 29 30 April 2 5 7 10 11 12 13 17 19 21 24 28 30 May 2 5
Opponent
Result
Sidwell Friends Lake Braddock NR Maret Gonzaga Gilman AR Bishop McNamara Bishop O’Connell Bishop McNamara DeMatha Paul VI St. Mary’s Ryken
W 10-0 L 5-3 W 10-0 W 11-6 W 2-0 W 9-1 W 10-0 W 4-3 W 6-1 W 8-5 W 6-1
Bishop Ireton Archbishop Spalding Good Counsel AR *St Anne’s Belfield *Westchester Ctry. Day AR *Caldwell Academy *Charlotte Country Day AR DeMatha Paul VI Bishop O’Connell Bishop Ireton Good Counsel AR Gonzaga (Senior Day)
W 7-1 W 10-9 W 3-2 W 11-1 W 9-2 W 12-2 W 9-4 W 6-3 W 4-0 W 14-8 W 2-1 L 2-1 W 9-0
St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop McNamara
W 13-1 L 4-2
#
Italics = Scrimmage / Bold = Conference Game * = VA/NC Spring Trip / # = WCAC Tournament
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Date March 14 16 19 21 22 23 25 30 April 2 3 4 5 9 11 12 13 16 17 20 22 23 25 27 29 May 2 4 6 8
Opponent
Result
Loyola-Blakefield Bishop McNamara DeMatha AR Paul VI AR Hylton, VA Bishop O’Connell Bishop Ireton Lake Braddock, VA AR
W 5-4 W 6-5 L 5-4 L 6-5 W 10-7 W 4-1 W 1-0 L 5-4
*Calvery Christian, GA *St. Francis, FL *Lambert, GA AR *IMG Academy, FL Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken Gilman Bishop McNamara DeMatha AR Paul VI AR Bishop O’Connell Good Counsel Bishop Ireton Wilson Good Counsel Gonzaga
W 11-1 W 10-0 W 3-2 L 13-8 W 12-2 W 6-4 Rainout W 4-0 W 5-2 W 11-0 W 7-5 W 8-2 W 4-0 W 8-0 W 4-1 W 4-3
St. Mary’s Ryken Gonzaga #Gonzaga #Bishop McNamara #Bishop McNamara
W 14-0 W 4-3 W 8-2 L 2-0 L 3-0
Italics = Scrimmage / Bold = WCAC Game * = IMG Natl. Classic, FL / # = WCAC Tournament
Date Opponent March 11 Archbishop Curley 12 Calvert Hall AR 15 Sidwell Friends 18 Pope John Paul (FL) 19 Casia Hall (OK) 20 Charlotte Christian (NC) AR 21 Norman North (OK) AR 27 Lake Braddock AR 28 Paul VI AR 29 Gonzaga 31 Gonzaga April 1 Bishop McNamara 3 Bishop Ireton 6 Bishop O’Connell AR 8 DeMatha 10 Good Counsel 12 St. Mary’s Ryken 16 Gilman 17 Paul VI 21 St. Mary’s Ryken 22 Bishop McNamara 24 Bishop Ireton 26 Bishop O’Connell AR 28 DeMatha 30 Good Counsel May WCAC Tournament 3 Bishop Ireton 5 Gonzaga 6 Gonzaga 9 Bishop O’Connell AR 10 Bishop O’Connell AR DSCAA Tournament 21 Georgetown Day 23 Wilson 24 St. Albans
Result W 1-0 Postponed W 17-0 L 2-0 L 3-2 W 13-2 L 12-2 W 4-0 W 10-0 W 3-2 W 3-1 W 11-1 W 4-3 W 7-3 W 2-0 W 10-2 L 3-1 W 10-1 L 5-4 W 7-1 W 9-1 W 12-0 W 1-0 L 5-0 W 2-1
W 7-3 W 1-0 (8) W 9-4 W 3-0 W 16-0 W 5-3 W 4-0 W 6-3
Bold = WCAC Game / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
Date Opponent March 11 The Heights 12 Calvert Hall AR 14 St. Mary’s Ryken 17 Paul VI AR 18 Curley 21 Gonzaga 23 DeMatha 24 Bishop McNamara 26 Bishop Ireton 28 Bishop O’Connell AR 31 Gilman April 1 Good Counsel 7 Img Academy (Fl) NR 8 Whitney Young (IL) 9 East Paulding (Ga) AR 11 Gloucester Catholic (NJ) NR 15 Lake Braddock AR 16 Paul VI AR 18 Gonzaga 21 Bishop McNamara 22 St. Mary’s Ryken 23 Bishop Ireton 25 Bishop O’Connell AR 27 DeMatha 29 Good Counsel May WCAC Tournament 2 Bishop McNamara 4 Bishop O’Connell 5 Bishop O’Connell 8 DeMatha 9 DeMatha 10 DeMatha
Result W 10-0 L 1-0 W 4-0 W 16-0 W 7-2 W 2-0 W 2-0 W 5-4 W 11-1 Loss 5-1 W 15-3 W 8-0 L 7-4 (8) W 3-0 W 16-4 L 2-1 (10) W 3-2 W 3-0 W 4-1 W 3-0 W 8-2 W 4-0 L 9-6 W 12-7 W 2-0
W 7-2 W 3-0 W 5-1 L 3-2 W 12-2 W 12-1
Bold = WCAC Game / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
2016 VARSITY RESULTS
2017 VARSITY RESULTS
2018 VARSITY RESULTS
2019 VARSITY RESULTS
Final Record 23-8 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Final Record 24-7 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Final Record 26-6 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Final Record 30-3 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs ’96
Date Opponent March 8 Archbishop Spalding AR 10 St. Albans 15 Gilman AR 17 Bishop Ireton 19 Bishop O’Connell 23 Lake Braddock 26 Good Counsel 29 Regis Jesuit (CO) NR 30 Regis Jesuit (CO) NR 31 Troup County (GA) AR April 1 Harvard Westlake (CA) NR 5 Paul VI AR 7 DeMatha 8 Gonzaga 12 St. Mary’s Ryken 14 Bishop McNamara 16 Hanover (VA) NR 19 Bishop O’Connell 21 Bishop Ireton 23 Good Counsel 26 Paul VI 28 DeMatha 30 Gonzaga May WCAC Tournament 7 Bishop McNamara 9 Paul VI 10 Paul VI 11 Paul VI 13 Good Counsel 14 Good Counsel
Result L 2-0 W 9-0 W 5-3 W 4-2 L 8-3 L 5-4 (8) W 10-2 L 5-2 (5) W 10-2 W 4-0 L 8-1 W 11-5 W 2-1 W 3-0 L 6-2 W 3-0 L 8-4 (9) W 5-3 W 13-2 W 2-0 W 10-1 W 9-4 W 3-1
W 3-2 W 4-2 L 8-2 W 5-3 W 2-1 W 3-2
Bold = WCAC Game / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
Date March 9 10 17 18 21 22 25 28 30 April 1 4 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 20 22 26 27 29 May 1 3 WCAC Tournament 6 8 9 10 13 14
Opponent
Result
Gilman St. Albans Archbishop Spalding AR Calvert Hall AR Bishop McNamara Lake Braddock AR Bishop O’Connell Bishop Ireton Good Counsel
W 6-4 W 5-1 L 8-0 L 6-0 W 5-2 W 4-3 (8) W 4-0 W 10-0 (5) W 7-0
Paul VI AR DeMatha AR Gonzaga Bishop O’Connell St. Mary’s Ryken Gulliver Prep (Fl) AR TC Roberson (NC) NR Western HS (FL) Flanagan HS (FL) NR Bishop Ireton Good Counsel Paul VI AR DeMatha AR Gonzaga
W 2-1 W 2-1 W 5-2 W 11-0 (5) W 8-1 W 5-4 (8) L 1-0 W 16-6 L 2-1 W 6-2 W 7-3 L 4-2 L 3-2 (8) W 10-1
St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop McNamara
W 10-0 (5) W 6-3 (9)
Bishop Ireton Paul VI AR Paul VI AR Paul VI AR DeMatha AR DeMatha AR
W 6-2 L 3-0 W 4-2 W 5-2 W 9-5 W 6-1
Bold = WCAC Game / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
Date March 14 15 17 19 24 26 28 29 April 4 5 5 7 7 10 11 12 14 17 19 20 21 26 28 29 30 May 2 WCAC Tournament 7 8 11 12 13
Opponent
Result
St. Albans Gilman AR Calvert Hall AR Bullis Bishop Ireton Good Counsel St. Mary’s Ryken Paul VI AR
L 2-1 W 9-0 W 5-4 (10) W 10-2 W 10-0 (5) W 4-0 W 6-1 W 4-3
McGill-Toolen, AL NR Munford, TN Covington, TN AR Covington, TN AR Calera, AL AR Gonzaga DeMatha Bishop O’Connell Bishop McNamara Bishop Ireton Good Counsel Archbishop Spalding St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop McNamara DeMatha (VsCancer) Paul VI AR Gonzaga
W 4-1 W 12-3 W 13-1 (6) W 2-1 L 7-4 L 4-2 W 9-3 W 15-0 (5) W 3-2 W 10-0 (5) W 14-1 (6) W 14-0 (5) L 3-2 W 3-0 W 3-2 L 2-0 W 3-2
O’Connell (Senior Day)
W 5-1
St. Mary’s Ryken St. Mary’s Ryken DeMatha DeMatha DeMatha
W 9-2 W 6-2 L 7-3 W 12-0 W 6-4 (12)
Bold = WCAC Game / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
Date Opponent March 12 Sidwell Friends 14 Gilman 16 Calvert Hall 20 Potomac 22 Gonzaga 23 Bishop Ireton 26 Strongsville (OH) AR 27 Flanagan 28 Miami Christian 29 Centerville (OH) AR April 2 The Heights 4 St. Mary’s Ryken 6 DeMatha 9 Good Counsel 12 St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes 13 McNamara 16 Paul VI 18 Bishop O’Connell 20 Gonzaga 23 The Heights 24 St. Alban’s 25 Arundel 27 Good Counsel 29 DeMatha (Senior Day) May WCAC Tournament 4 St. Mary’s Ryken 6 Bishop O’Connell 7 Bishop O’Connell 8 Bishop O’Connell 10 DeMatha 11 DeMatha DCSAA Tournament 14 Paul Public Charter 16 St. Alban’s 18 Wilson
Result W 6-0 W 15-3 (5) L 4-2 W 12-0 (5) W 5-1 W 7-1 W 19-0 (5) L 4-3 (12) W 16-4 W 6-1 W 10-0 (5) W 10-1 W 14-0 (5) W 6-3 W 3-0 W 11-1 (5) W 8-1 W 11-1 W 6-0 W 21-2 (5) W 6-3 W 4-0 W 11-2 W 3-0
W 8-0 L 6-3 W 9-0 W 3-2 (9) W 10-0 (5) W 9-1 W 24-0 (3) W 1-0 W 1-0
Bold = WCAC Game / AR–Area Ranked, NR–Nationally Ranked
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
2010–2019 JUNIOR VARSITY RESULTS 2010 JV RESULTS
2011 JV RESULTS
2012 JV RESULTS
2013 JV RESULTS
Final Record 17-3 | Head Coach: Lyndon Watkins
Final Record 15-2-1 | Head Coach: Travis Chance
Final Record 17-2 | Head Coach: Wade Newman
Final Record 14-4 | Head Coach: Lyndon Watkins
Date March 6 9 11 16 21 23 30 April 1 6 8 13 15 20 22 24 27 29 May 1 4 6 8
Opponent
Result
Robinson Wooton Cardinal Gibbons Georgetown Prep Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken DeMatha
– – – W 15-3 (5) W 11-2 W 13-1 (5) W 5-2
Calvert Hall Maret Good Counsel Bishop Ireton Paul VI Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop O’Connell Bishop O’Connell Good Counsel DeMatha
W 8-3 W 10-0 (5) W 14-4 (6) W 14-1 (5) L 1-0 W 11-1 (5) W 10-0 (5) W 12-2 (5) W 10-0 (5) L 5-3 W 5-2
Archbishop Spalding Bishop Ireton Paul VI Bishop McNamara Bishop McNamara
W 20-2 W 6-2 L 12-11 W 14-0 W
Date March 17 19 22 29 31 April 7 11 19 20 23 26 28 29 30 May 1 1 2 6
Opponent
Result
St. Mary’s Ryken Brooke Point Georgetown Prep Good Counsel Gonzaga
W 16-1 W 21-0 W 12-2 L 4-2 W 6-4
Bishop Ireton Calvert Hall St. Mary’s Ryken Good Counsel DeMatha Calvert Hall Bishop O’Connell Bishop O’Connell Bishop Ireton
T 11-11 L 7-3 W 13-1 W 9-5 W 6-3 W 9-5 W 15-1 W 15-0 W 9-2
Paul VI Paul VI Gonzaga DeMatha
W 1-0 W 11-1 W 12-4 W 8-0
Bold = WCAC Game
Date March 17 19 20 24 29 30 31 April 2 4 7 10 13 14 17 19 21 24 28 May 2 30
Opponent
Result
Gonzaga Gilman Bishop McNamara Bishop McNamara Paul VI St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop O’Connell
W 5-3 W 11-0 W 5-0 W 18-6 W 13-1 W 6-1 W 15-0
Bishop Ireton Calvert Hall Good Counsel Mt. St. Joseph DeMatha Archbishop Spalding DeMatha Paul VI Bishop O’Connell Bishop Ireton Good Counsel
W15-3 L 7-6 W 4-3 W 8-1 W 6-4 W 13-1 L 3-0 W 8-7 W 12-0 W 14-3 W 4-0
St. Mary’s Ryken Gonzaga
Rainout W 8-1
Date March 12 16 19 21 22 23 25 April 6 9 11 13 16 17 18 20 23 27 May 1 2 3
Bold = WCAC Game
Opponent
Result
Georgetown Prep Bishop McNamara DeMatha Paul VI Hylton Bishop O’Connell Bishop Ireton
W 7-2 W 12-0 W 8-2 W 10-0 L 4-3 L 3-1 W 15-1
Good Counsel Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop McNamara DeMatha Paul VI Gilman Bishop O’Connell Bishop Ireton Good Counsel
W 5-3 W 10-5 W 10-0 Canceled W 16-5 W 4-2 W 8-7 W 11-1 W 7-1 W 4-1
St. Mary’s Ryken Gonzaga Georgetown Prep
Canceled L 5-3 L 9-6
Bold = WCAC Game
Bold = WCAC Game
61 2014 JV RESULTS
2015 JV RESULTS
2016 JV RESULTS
2017 JV RESULTS
Final Record 15-3 | Head Coach: Danny Snight
Final Record 14-5 | Head Coach: Mike Ewan
Final Record 17-2 | Head Coach: Mike Bowie
Final Record 19-1 | Head Coach: Larry Prange
Date March 1 4 6 8 11 12 15 22 April 1 3 4 6 10 11 12 15 17 23 24 26 28 May 3
Opponent
Result
Battlefield Flint Hill Georgetown Prep St. Marks (DE) Archbishop Curley Calvert Hall Archbishop Spalding Ft. Meade
Canceled Canceled Canceled Rainout L 8-4 W 13-3 W 30-0
Frosh/Soph Bishop Ireton Georgetown Prep Bishop O’Connell Bishop O’Connell Good Counsel DeMatha St. Mary’s Ryken St. Mary’s Ryken Paul VI Gilman Paul VI Bishop Ireton Bishop O’Connell DeMatha
W W 14-0 W 21-8 W 9-0 W 11-1 W 10-2 W 6-0 W 10-1 W 11-0 W 3-0 Rainout L 3-0 W 10-0 W 20-0 W 13-0
Gonzaga
W 4-3
Bold = WCAC Game
Date February 28 March 5 7 11 12 17 18 21 23 26 28 31 April 1 4 4 10 13 18 20 23 24 25 27 29 30
Opponent
Result
Battlefield
Canceled
Archbishop Spalding St. Mark’s (DE) Archbishop Spalding Calvert Hall Paul VI Archbishop Spalding Gonzaga DeMatha Bishop Ireton Bishop O’Connell Gilman
Canceled Canceled Canceled L 9-8 L 5-0 W 2-1 W 7-0 W 9-3 W 10-0 W 16-10 W 15-0
Good Counsel St. Mary’s Ryken St. Mary’s Ryken St. Mary’s Archbishop Curley Gonzaga Bishop McNamara Bishop Ireton Paul VI Bishop O’Connell DeMatha Good Counsel SJC F/S
W 6-0 W 7-1 W 6-0 L 1-0 L 12-4 W 5-1 Canceled W 10-1 W 13-1 W 7-3 W 7-0 W 7-2 Canceled
Date March 8 12 15 16 17 19 26 29 31
Opponent
Result
Archbishop Spalding St. Mary’s (Annapolis) Gilman Good Counsel Bishop Ireton Calvert Hall Loyola Bishop O’Connell Loyola
W 7-3 W 20-1 Rainout W 5-1 W 10-0 Rainout W 10-0 W 10-0 W 11-1
April 5 7 9 13 14 16 19 21 23 26 30
Paul VI DeMatha Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop McNamara NOVA Bishop O’Connell Bishop Ireton Good Counsel Paul VI Gonzaga
L 5-4 W 10-0 W 12-6 W 6-2 W 7-5 W 23-3 W 10-0 W 15-0 W 2-0 L 3-2 W 2-0
May 2 4 6
St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop McNamara DeMatha
W 14-4 Rainout Rainout
Bold = WCAC Game
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
Bold = WCAC Game
Date March 9 11 16 18 21 28 29 30 April 1 4 7 8 11 12 13 18 20 22 24 26 29 May 1 3 4
Opponent
Result
Gilman St. Albans Archbishop Spalding Calvert Hall Bishop McNamara Bishop Ireton Bishop O’Connell Good Counsel
W 11-4 W 3-2 Canceled W 7-3 W 9-0 W 9-0 W 9-3 W 10-1
Paul VI DeMatha Bishop O’Connell St. Mary’s Ryken Gonzaga Archbishop Curley Calvert Hall Calvert Hall Bishop Ireton Good Counsel Archbishop Spalding Paul VI Gonzaga
W 2-1 W 10-4 W 11-0 W 11-1 L 6-1 W 12-9 W 7-3 W 14-4 W 9-0 Rainout Rainout W 4-2 W 5-4
St. Mary’s Ryken Bishop McNamara DeMatha
W 15-1 W 7-3 W 5-3
Bold = WCAC Game
2010–2019 JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE RESULTS 2018 JV RESULTS
2019 JV RESULTS
2010 FRESHMAN RESULTS
Final Record 19-1 | Head Coach: Larry Prange
Final Record 15-3 | Head Coach: Larry Prange
Final Record 13-3 | Head Coach: Tom Shaffer
Date March 13 14 17 20 22 24 28 April 3 5 6 7 10 12 14 17 19 20 21 24 26 29 29 30 May 2
Opponent
Result
Loyola St. Albans Calvert Hall Bullis Gilman Bishop Ireton St. Mary’s Ryken
W 17-1 W 5-0 W 20-8 Canceled Canceled W 13-3 W 17-7
DeMatha Bishop McNamara Mt. St. Joseph Calvert Hall Gonzaga Bishop O’Connell Good Counsel Bishop Ireton Good Counsel Archbishop Spalding St. Mary’s Ryken Paul VI Bishop McNamara Don Bosco (NJ) DeMatha Gonzaga
W 6-1 W 10-0 W 11-2 W 9-0 W 6-5 W 10-0 W 16-4 W 21-0 W 23-1 W 8-0 W 11-1 Canceled Canceled W 5-4 L 6-2 W 11-1
Bishop O’Connell
W 12-0
Date March 28 29 30 April 5 6 7 9 13 16 17 18 20 23 24 26 27 29 30
Opponent
Date March 18 20 24 27 April 1 5 9 10 10 14 15 17 24 May 1 3 8
Result
Lower Level World Series Lower Level World Series Lower Level World Series DeMatha Don Bosco Don Bosco Good Counsel Bishop McNamara Paul VI Archbishop Spalding Bishop O’Connell Gonzaga Georgetown Prep Bishop O’Connell Mt. St. Joseph Good Counsel DeMatha Gonzaga
Canceled W 6-3 W 4-3 W 15-1 Canceled W 5-2 L 3-1 L 3-1 W 4-0 W 10-2 W 10-2 Canceled W 2-0-5 L 8-7 W 3-0
FRESHMAN/ SOPHOMORE RESULTS
Opponent
Result
Gonzaga Mt. St. Joseph Wilson DeMatha
W 14-0 W 13-0 W 9-6 W 7-3
Calvert Hall Gonzaga The Heights (JV) St. Albans (JV) St. Albans (JV) Good Counsel Wilson (JV) Calvert Hall DeMatha
L 6-3 W 12-2 W 11-2 L 7-6 W 7-6 W 8-4 W 12-1 L 11-8 W 9-6
Mt. St. Joseph Good Counsel Bishop O’Connell
W 14-11 W 6-1 W 28-16
Bold = WCAC Game
Bold = WCAC Game
62 2011 FRESHMAN RESULTS
2012 FRESHMAN RESULTS
2013 FRESHMAN/SOPHMORE RESULTS
2014 FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE RESULTS
Final Record 15-4 | Head Coach: Will Cross
Final Record 16-3 | Head Coach: Will Cross
Final Record 14-3 | Head Coach: Will Cross
Final Record 11-4 | Head Coach: Mike Ewan
Date March 17 19 22 22 24 26 26 29 30 April 2 6 9 18 25 26 28 May 5 6 7
Opponent
Result
Loyola (JV) Good Counsel Gonzaga Gonzaga Calvert Hall Battlefield (JV) Calvert Hall St. Alban’s (JV) Good Counsel
L 13-12 L 3-2 W 13-1 W 11-1 W 23-5 W 5-3 W 5-4 W 12-4 W 10-5
DeMatha Bishop O’Connell Loyola (JV) Mt. St. Joseph Gonzaga Mt. St. Joseph The Heights (JV)
W 4-3 W 11-1 W 11-1 W 20-3 W 12-2 W 9-1 L 8-7
Good Counsel St. Albans (JV) Georgetown Prep (JV) W 4-3
W 10-0 L 6-4
Date March 13 17 20 22 27 28 31 April 2 5 11 13 14 17 18 20 21 24 26 28 May 1
Opponent
Result
Loyola (JV) Gonzaga St. Mary’s St. Alban’s (JV) Georgetown Prep (JV) DeMatha Archbishop Spalding
W 7-3 W 11-1 W 19-4 W 12-4 L 4-3 W 15-2 W 7-5
Heights (JV) Good Counsel Georgetown Prep (JV) DeMatha Gonzaga Good Counsel Heights (JV) Mt. St. Joseph DeMatha Loyola (JV) Gonzaga Good Counsel
W 10-0 W 5-0 L 5-3 W 10-1 W 9-0 W 9-3 Rainout W 9-4 W 19-9 L 13-8 W 5-4 W 9-2
St. Albans
W 4-2
Date March 11 16 30 April 2 3 5 9 11 13 18 20 22 24 25 27 May 1 3 4 6
Opponent
Result
Loyola-Blakefield (JV) DeMatha Good Counsel
L 5-0 W 13-3 W 5-3
Gonzaga Loyola-Blakefield Gonzaga Heights (JV) Wilson (JV) St. Mary’s (JV) Georgetown Prep (JV) Good Counsel Archbishop Curly Mt. St. Joseph Gonzaga DeMatha
W 14-0 W 12-4 W 6-5 W 14-11 W 11-1 L 6-2 Rainout L 9-5 Canceled W 20-12 W 8-0 W 17-1
St. Mary’s (JV) Mt. St. Joseph Sidwell Friends (JV) Wilson (JV)
W 6-5 W 8-1 W 8-1 W 6-5
Date March 7 8 11 15 18 20 22 26 27 29 April 1 5 10 12 15 16 19 23 25 26 28
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
Opponent
Result
St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes (JV) Northwest (JV) Senaca Valley (JV) Calvert Hall Loyola-Blakefield Loyola-Blakefield Whitman (JV) DeMatha Gonzaga Gonzaga Lake Braddock Archbishop Carroll Freshman
Canceled Canceled Canceled Canceled L 9-8 W 15-3 Snowout Snowout W 7-1 W 14-1 Snowout Snowout Snowout
St. John’s (JV) Mt. St. Joesph Mt. St. Joesph The Heights (JV) Georgetown Prep (JV) Archbishop Carroll Flint Hill (JV) DeMatha DeMatha Gonzaga (JV) Calvert Hall Gonzaga Archbishop Spalding
L W 8-0 W 4-3 W 17-2 L 5-1 W 23-0 Rainout W 18-0 W 12-0 W 1-0 Rainout W 4-3 W 15-4
2010–2019 FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE RESULTS 2015 FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE RESULTS
2016 FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE RESULTS
2017 FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE RESULTS
2018 FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE RESULTS
Final Record 11-2-1 | Head Coach: Sean Swetnam
Final Record 17-0-1 | Head Coach: Brandon Remalia
Final Record 14-0 | Head Coach: Tony Pizzola ’13
Final Record 17-1 | Head Coach: Tony Pizzola ’13
Date March 7 10 11 14 17 19 21 24 26 28 April 2 6 7 9 10 15 16 18 21 22 24 25 27 29 30 May 2
Opponent
Result
The Potomac School (Va) The Heights McDonogh School Archbishop Spalding Woodbridge Archbishop Carroll Montgomery Blair Wilson Calvert Hall St. Albans
Canceled Canceled Canceled Canceled Canceled T 13-13 Rainout L 4-3
Loyola Mt. St. Joseph DeMatha Wilson Archbishop Spalding Gonzaga Archbishop Carroll Good Counsel Calvert Hall DeMatha The Heights St. Albans Sandy Spring Friends Good Counsel SJC JV
Rainout W 10-3 W 5-1 W 10-7 Rainout W 5-3 W 15-0 W 10-0 Canceled W 7-3 W 15-2 L 5-1 W 23-1 W 19-6 Canceled
Gloucester Catholic
W 7-1
Date March 12 15 17 19 22 23 26 29 30 April 2 5 9 11 15 16 19 23 26 28 30 May 2 4
Opponent
Result
Archbishop Spalding Landon St. Albans Montgomery Blair Mt. St. Joseph Archbishop Carroll NOVA Bishop O’Connell DeMatha
W 13-5 W 13-2 T 10-10 Rainout W 9-5 W 11-1 W 16-2 W15-1 W 18-4
Good Counsel Good Counsel The Heights Gonzaga The Heights DeMatha Archbishop Carroll Archbishop Curley St. Albans Gonzaga Calvert Hall Gonzaga
W 13-3 W 5-2 W 12-0 Rainout W 16-4 W 17-0 W 22-0 W 12-7 W 8-5 W 19-1 Rainout W 10-0
Mt. St. Joseph Bishop O’Connell
Rainout Rainout
Date March 24 25 28 30 April 4 8 11 12 13 18 19 20 22 26 28 29 May 2 5
Opponent
Result
Good Counsel Gonzaga Archbishop Carroll St. Mary’s (Annapolis)
W 14-2 W 11-1 W 10-0 W 6-3
Georgetown Prep DeMatha Archbishop Spalding Archbishop Carroll Wilson Calvert Hall St. Albans Archbishop Spalding Good Counsel Calvert Hall Mt. St. Joseph Gonzaga
W 5-3 W 3-0 W 8-3 W 12-1 W 6-2 W 13-0 W 4-3 W 8-3 Rainout Rainout Canceled W 5-4 (8)
DeMatha Mt. St. Joseph
W 6-1 Rainout
Date March 17 22 24 24 27 28 April 3 4 7 9 13 14 18 19 20 23 25 27 28 30 May 1
Opponent
Result
Calvert Hall Archbishop Curley Gonzaga Gonzaga Georgetown Prep St. Albans
W 7-1 Canceled W 12-4 W 13-3 W 6-4 L 7-6
Wilson Wilson Calvert Hall Gonzaga Mt. St. Joseph Carroll Good Counsel DeMatha Sidwell Friends Archbishop Spalding The Heights Carroll DeMatha Mt. St. Joseph
W 6-3 W 5-2 W 13-1 W 10-1 W 8-2 W 10-0 W 14-4 W 18-2 W 15-1 W 16-4 Canceled Canceled W 7-3 W 11-3
Sidwell Friends
W 10-0
63 2019 FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE RESULTS Final Record 13-3 | Head Coach: Tony Pizzola ’13 Date March 14 16 16 21 23 26 28 29 30
Opponent
Result
Archbishop Spalding Calvert Hall Calvert Hall Archbishop Curley Bishop Ireton Mt. St. Joseph Lower Level World Series Lower Level World Series Lower Level World Series
W 8-0 W 12-0 W 11-1 Canceled Canceled W 15-4
2 4 6 7 9 12 13 17 18 20 23 24 25 30
The Heights St. Mary’s Ryken Don Bosco (NJ) Don Bosco (NJ) Good Counsel Mt. St. Joseph Gonzaga DeMatha Good Counsel St. Alban’s The Heights St. Alban’s Archbishop Curley DeMatha
Canceled W 11-1 L 7-3 L 6-3 W 11-1 Rainout W 7-3 W 7-3 W 18-8 W 4-1 W 14-4 L 5-3 W 13-1 W 13-1
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Archbishop Spalding
Canceled
April
May
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
SINGLE SEASON LEADERS 2004-2020 OFFENSE
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PITCHING
GAMES PLAYED 32–11 Tied, last by Justin Riemer and James Triantos (2019)
TRIPLES 5–Kyle Hamer (2012) 4–3 Tied, last Bobby Boyd (2011)
APPEARANCES 14–Eric Meleney (2010), Alex Deise (2011) 12–7 Tied, last by Jake Pecilunas (2016)
AT BATS 104–Bobby Boyd (2011) 103–Brody Leftridge (2014) 101–Nick Howard and Justin Korenblatt (2011)
HOME RUNS 8–LJ Hoes (2008) 7–3 Tied, last Scott Silverstein (2008) 5–3 Tied, last Jack Roberts (2017)
GAMES STARTED 10–Jake Steinberg (2016) 9–4 Tied, most recently by Cam Remalia (2016) 8–6 Tied, most recently by Phil Reese (2008)
AVERAGE .538–LJ Hoes (2006) .524–LJ Hoes (2008) .495–James Triantos (2019)
TOTAL BASES 79–LJ Hoes (2008) 76–James Triantos (2019) 68–Bobby Boyd (2011)
INNINGS PITCHED 55 1/3–Keith Moreland (2004) 54 1/3–Jake Steinberg (2016) 53 1/3–Cam Remalia (2016)
RUNS 44–LJ Hoes (2008) 36–LJ Hoes (2007) 35–Charles Flowers (2010)
ON BASE PERCENTAGE .639–LJ Hoes (2006) .620–LJ Hoes (2008) .604–Charles Flowers (2010)
ERA .29–Ryan Olsen (2014) .32–Danny O’Donnell (2012) .43–AJ Lee (2015)
HITS 49–James Triantos (2019) 44–LJ Hoes (2008) 42–Bobby Boyd (2011) and AJ Lee (2014)
STOLEN BASES 32–LJ Hoes (2008) 30–Mike Rozak (2005) 28–Brody Leftridge (2013)
WINS 7–Mike Bowie (2010), AJ Lee (2015), Jake Steinberg (2016) 6–9 Tied, most recently by James Triantos, Luke Schauer, Ian Remalia (2019)
RBI 40–LJ Hoes (2007) 39–James Triantos (2019) 36–Scott Silverstein (2008)
WALKS 29–Cory Beahm (2007) 27–Charles Flowers (2010) 26–Charles Flowers (2009)
SAVES 4–Jack Roberts (2017), Luke Schauer (2018) 3–3 Tied, most recently by Brody Leftridge (2014)
DOUBLES 16–James Triantos (2019) 15–AJ Lee (2014) 12–Mike Bowie (2009)
HIT BY PITCHES 13–Cameron Remalia and Niko Jenkins (2016) 11–Dylan Hunter (2018) 10–3 Tied, last by Zach Tsakounis (2018)
STRIKEOUTS 68–Scott Silverstein (2008) 58–Connor Hoehn (2007), AJ Lee (2015) 53 –Cam Remalia (2016) BATTING AVERAGE AGAINST .106–AJ Lee (2015) .111–LJ Hoes (2008), Brody Leftridge (2014) .123–Mike Rozak (2005)
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
CAREER LEADERS 2004-2020 OFFENSE GAMES PLAYED 109–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 93–Josh Leemhuis (2006-2009) 91–Ian Remalia (2017-2019) AT BATS 322–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 258–Bobby Boyd (2009-2011) 253–Nick Howard (2009-2011) 253–Brodie Leftridge (2012-2014) 253–AJ Lee (2013-2015) RUNS 146–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 93–Corey Beahm (2006-2008) 84–Bobby Boyd (2009-2011) HITS 158–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 104–Bobby Boyd (2009-2011) 104–AJ Lee (2013-2015) 86–Wade Newman (2004-2006) RBI 148–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 79–Wade Newman (2004-2006) 72–Matt Mack (2006-2008) DOUBLES 33–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 24–Bobby Boyd (2009-2011) 24–AJ Lee (2013-2015) 21–Nick Howard (2009-2011)
PITCHING TRIPLES 9–Brodie Leftridge (2012-2014) 8–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 8–Bobby Boyd (2009-2011) 7–Josh Leemhuis (2006-2009)
APPEARANCES 36–Jacob Steinberg (2015-2018) 33–Jake Pecilunas (2015-2017) 32–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 32–Alex Deise (2010-2012)
HOME RUNS 26–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 10–Scott Silverstein (2006-2008) 8–Matt Mack (2006-2008)
GAMES STARTED 28–Jacob Steinberg (2015-2018) 25–Connor Hoehn (2005-2007) 23–Hugh Adams (2006-2008)
TOTAL BASES 283–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 160–Bobby Boyd (2009-2011) 141–AJ Lee (2013-2015)
INNINGS PITCHED 138–Jacob Steinberg (2015-2018) 118–Connor Hoehn (2005-2007) 107–Cameron Remalia (2014-2016)
STOLEN BASES 90–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 59–Bobby Boyd (2009-2011) 59–Brodie Leftridge (2012-2014) 55–Josh Leemhuis (2006-2009)
WINS 18–Jacob Steinberg (2015-2018) 16–Connor Hoehn (2005-2007) 15–Hugh Adams (2006-2008)
WALKS 73–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 63–Corey Beahm (2006-2008) 56–Charles Flowers (2008-2010) HIT BY PITCHES 23–Cameron Remalia (2014-2016) 16–Bobby Campbell (2012-2013) 16–Dylan Hunter (2017-2018) 15–Adrian Peralta (2013-2014) 15–Niko Jenkins (2014-2016) 15–Zach Tsakounis (2017-2018)
ST. JOHN’S BASEBALL 2021
SAVES 10–LJ Hoes (2005-2008) 4–Andy Schindling (2003-2004) 4–Alex Deise (2010-2012) 4–Garrett Pearson (2012-2014) 4–Niko Jenkins (2014-2016) 4–Jake Pecilunas (2015-2017) 4–Jack Roberts (2015-2017) 4–Luke Schauer (2018-2020) STRIKEOUTS 162–Connor Hoehn (2005-2007) 122–Jacob Steinberg (2015-2018) 116–Hugh Adams (2006-2008)
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Good luck to the 2021 St. John’s Cadets Baseball Team! —Manny Fitzgerald ’73
OUTDOOR BASEBALL
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FUTURE PROSPECT CAMP 9U-12U
4 WEEKS 6/28 7/26 8/9 8/23
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT • FUNDAMENTALS • GUEST SPEAKERS • TEAM/TOURNAMENT FORMAT • DAILY GAMES CULMINATING IN A CHAMPIONSHIP • 32 PLAYER MAX PER WEEK
PREPARATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL CAMP 13U-14U
4 WEEKS METRICS EVALUATIONS AND SHOWCASE SIMULATIONS • 6/21 7/12 SKILLS DEVELOPMENT • FUNDAMENTALS • GUEST 8/2 SPEAKERS • TEAM/TOURNAMENT FORMAT • DAILY 8/16 GAMES CULMINATING IN A CHAMPIONSHIP • 32 PLAYER
OUTDOOR SOFTBALL
INDOOR BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
MAX PER WEEK
THE FACTORY SUMMER CAMP 6 YRS - 13 YRS 10 WEEKS
FUNDAMENTALS AND FUN • ALL ASPECTS OF THE GAME • GROUPS WILL BE SEPARATED BY AGE AND ABILITY.
6/21 6/28 7/5 7/12 7/26
OUTDOOR SOFTBALL SUMMER CAMP 8 YRS - 14 YRS ALL ASPECTS OF THE GAME GROUPS WILL BE SEPARATED BY AGE AND ABILITY.
8/2 8/9 8/16 8/23 8/30
4 WEEKS 6/21 7/5 7/26 8/2
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