2013 Mid-Florida Conference Champions. Men s

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1 2013 Mid-Florida Conference Champions Men s BASEball 2014

2 Men s Baseball Team 2014 Front row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: Back Row: Shawn Sanders, Jeril Dawson, Tomas Rivera, Austin Wilson, Cletis Avery, Omar Villaman and Josh Garcia Athletic Trainer J.D. Douglas, Trae Ratliff, Eric Steel, Asst. Coach Will Coggin, Head Coach Ross Jones, Asst. Coach Tommy Boss and Myles Straw Ryan Reilly, Chris Leduc, Peter Johnson, Alex Atkinson, Tyler Humphreys, Will Mackenzie, Dustin Hersey and Dylan Lee Francisco Zayas, Kyle Kalbaugh, Daniel Moritz, Hunter Jones, Brad Torres, Patrick Duester, Mitchell Cody, Austin Moreland and Jose Hernandez 2

3 2014 Roster No. Name Year Pos. B / T Height Wt. Hometown H.S. / Grad. Yr. 1 Jeril Dawson FR INF R / R Grayson, GA Ga. Grayson / Omar Villaman FR INF/OF L / R 5'8" 165 Kissimmee Harmony/ Josh Garcia SO OF L / L Lehigh Acres Bishop Verot / Shawn Sanders SO INF R / R Citra North Marion / Cletis Avery FR INF R / R Snellville, GA Ga. Shiloh HS / Francisco Zayas FR C R / R Cidra, P.R. Peurto Puerto Rico Baseball Acad/ Trae Ratliff FR P R / R Brooksville Hernando / Tyler Humpreys Humphreys SO INF R / R Crystal River Crystal River / Eric Steel SO P R / R Merritt Island Merritt Island / Myles Straw FR OF/P R / R Bradenton Braden River / Tomas Rivera SO INF/C R / R Oakland Montverde Acad / Brad Torres SO P R / R Sebring Avon Park / Dylan Lee FR OF R / R Bradenton Braden River / Jose Hernandez SO C S / R Fort Meade Lake Wales / Alex Atkinson SO P R / R St. Augustine St. Augustine / Dustin Hersey FR P R / R Lake Butler Lake Union Butler County / 2013 (HS) / Will Mackenzie SO 1B L / L Silver Springs North Marion / Ryan Reilly SO OF R / R Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian Acad/ Daniel Moritz SO P L / L Deltona Trinity Christian / Chris Leduc SO OF R / R Palatka Palatka / Kyle Kalbaugh FR P L / L Reddick North Marion / Mitchell Cody SO P R / R Palm Coast St. Augustine / Peter Johnson SO 1st INF B R / R Seattle, WA Wa. Bishop Blanchet / Patrick Duester SO P R / R Titusville Astronaut / Austin Moreland SO P R / R Satsuma Palatka / 2012 Staff 37 Ross Jones Head Coach / Athletic Director 48 Tommy Boss Assistant Coach 8 Will Coggin Assistant Coach J.D. Douglas Athletic Trainer 3

4 Coaching Staff 4 Athletic Director/Head Baseball Coach Ross Jones Ross Jones joined the St. Johns River State College staff as the head baseball coach on June 10, 2008 and assumed the position of athletic director on June 1, In his five seasons at SJR State, Jones has accumulated an overall record of and a Mid-Florida Conference record of These five seasons have been among the program s most successful in its 53 year history. During Jones first season at the helm, he led the Viking baseball team to a record and a fourth place finish in the Mid-Florida Conference. The 2010 season saw the Viking baseball team return to the FCSAA/Region 8 State Tournament for the first time since 1989 after finishing second in the Mid-Florida Conference, and in 2013, the Vikings won their first Mid-Florida Conference Championship since The 2013 team had an overall record of and an 18-6 conference record. The 38 wins broke the previous school record of 33 wins in a season by the 2009 team. The 18 conference wins broke the record of 15 previously held by the 1968 and 1970 teams. Fifty-four of Jones players at SJR State have transferred to four year colleges after finishing their eligibility at SJR State. Of these 54 players, 47 signed baseball scholarships. Some of the NCAA Division 1 schools that have signed players from SJR State include Florida State, the University of North Florida, Tulane, the University of Virginia, Western Kentucky, Georgia Southern, Mercer, Liberty, Villanova, Hofstra, Nichols State and Tennessee-Martin. Some of the NCAA Division 2 schools that have signed SJR State players include national powers Tampa, Florida Southern, Valdosta State and West Florida. Many of Jones players have also earned postseason awards. Two of these were pitchers Marshall Stalvey and Chris Fern. In 2009, Stalvey was named the Mid-Florida Conference Pitcher of the Year and was also named to the FCSAA All- State First Team. Stalvey signed with St. Leo University. In 2011, Fern was named the Mid-Florida Conference and the FCSAA Fireman of the Year. Fern is the single season and career saves leader at SJR State and signed to play at the University of Virginia. In 2013, shortstop Casey Eddinger was named the Mid-Florida Conference Defensive Player of the Year and catcher Blake Swann was named to the FCSAA All-State First Team. Pitcher Matt Pennington was named the 2013 Bill Tuten Award winner for the most outstanding student-athlete of the year in the FCSAA. Jones began his coaching career as an assistant to Dusty Rhodes at the University of North Florida, where he spent a total of three seasons in two separate stints (1993 and ). He spent six seasons as an assistant coach at Vanderbilt University ( ), serving as the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator. Jones also spent six seasons as the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Florida under Head Coach Pat McMahon. As a recruiting coordinator at Vanderbilt and Florida, Jones helped sign some of the most talented players, not only in Florida, but also across the nation. Seven of his recruiting classes were ranked in the top 25 nationally, with three in the top 10. His 2003 and 2005 recruiting classes at the University of Florida were both ranked number three in the nation by Collegiate Baseball magazine. As a pitching coach, Jones has tutored 54 pitchers who have gone on to sign professional contracts, including Clinton Johnston, the Pittsburgh Pirates number one draft pick in Also, eight of Jones pitchers have received All-American honors, including Todd Ewasko, the NCAA Division 2 National Pitcher of the Year in 2001, and Justin Hoyman, the Southeastern Conference Pitcher of the Year in While Jones was coaching at the University of North Florida in 2000 and 2001, the Ospreys won consecutive Peach Belt Conference crowns and appeared in back-to-back NCAA Division 2 College World Series. UNF finished third in the nation both years. Jones also played a major role in the University of Florida s 2005 Southeastern Conference championship and the Gators postseason run to the NCAA Division 1 College World Series, where the Gators played in the National Championship Series against the University of Texas. Jones is a 1984 graduate of Palatka High School. Upon graduating from high school, he was selected by the Texas Rangers in the 1984 Major League Baseball amateur draft. He spent seven seasons pitching for the Rangers and Montreal Expos minor league systems. After retiring from professional baseball, Jones earned his A.A. degree from SJR State in 1991 and his bachelor s degree in education from the University of North Florida in Jones is an avid outdoorsman and enjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time. Ross and his wife,, have two sons, Tyler (21) and Hunter (18), and two daughters, Taylor (16) and Tessa (14).

5 Assistant Coach Tommy Boss Tommy Boss is in his third year on the Viking coaching staff as the assistant baseball coach. Boss most recently worked at his alma mater, Dunnellon High School, where he led the program to new levels of success as the head coach of the Tigers. During his five seasons with the Tigers, Boss led them to three straight district titles and a trip to the 2010 Final Four. As a player at Dunnellon, Boss compiled a record on the mound. He continued his playing career with the Florida Gators from , earning three Academic All-SEC recognitions. He also made 20 appearances and tied Alan Horne for the team-lead with 19 starts during his final season. Boss graduated as the Gator s all-time leader in NCAA postseason play with four wins. Coaching Staff Kneeling: Head Coach Ross Jones Standing, L-R: Asst. Coach Will Coggin, Athletic Trainer J.D. Douglas, Asst. Coach Tommy Boss Assistant Coach Will Coggin Will Coggin is in his second year of the St. Johns River State College coaching staff as an assistant baseball coach. Coggin coaches the Vikings positional players. He is the third base coach and is also responsible for the coordination of hitting, defensive positional work, recruiting and video analysis. Coggin comes to SJR State via Mississippi. During his playing career he was a twotime All-State shortstop at Booneville High School and an All-State shortstop at Northeast Mississippi Community College. He continued his playing career at Mississippi State University. While at MSU, Coggin played for two years under the successful college baseball coach Ron Polk. Coggin was a member of the regional and super regional championship team that went on to play in the College World Series. After Coggin s playing career ended, he assisted the MSU baseball staff with scouting, video analysis/editing, and coordinating baseball camps. He worked under two current head coaches, MSU s John Cohen, who is regarded by many as one of the most innovative coaches in collegiate baseball ranks, and current first year head coach at Northwestern State University (LA) Lane Burroughs. While on staff, Coggin was part of two regional, one super regional, and an SEC tournament championship team. Will Coggin earned his bachelor s and master s degrees from Mississippi State University. 5

6 2013 Awards and Signings Men s Baseball Academic All-Mid-Florida Conference Alex Atkinson Patrick Duester Mac Helmsworth Jose Hernandez Reid Love Will Mackenzie Daniel Moritz Matt Pennington Shawn Sanders Jesse Schullstrom Eric Steel Blake Swann Ian Townsend Jarrod Widdows FCSAA Men s Baseball Academic All-State Shawn Sanders Matt Pennington Mac Helmsworth FCSAA Baseball Top Scholar Athlete - Bill Tuten Award Matt Pennington NJCAA Academic All-American Matt Pennington Daniel Moritz Eric Steel Jose Hernandez All Mid-Florida Conference Baseball Team First Team Tyler Humphreys (3rd Baseman) Blake Swann (Catcher) Reid Love (Pitcher) Second Team Reid Love (Outfielder) Shawn Sanders (2nd Baseman) Matt Pennington (Pitcher) Honorable Mention Casey Eddinger (Shortstop) Ian Townsend (Outfielder) C. J. Robinson (Pitcher) Mid-Florida Conference Baseball Defensive Player of the Year Casey Eddinger Mid-Florida Conference Baseball Coach of the Year Ross Jones Men s Baseball All-State First Team Blake Swann Second Team Reid Love FCSAA Baseball Pitcher of the Week March 26: Reid Love April 23: Matt Pennington 6 FCSAA Baseball Player of the Week April 23: Reid Love 2013 SJR State baseball players who signed with four year colleges Hunter Bruehl Embry-Riddle University Casey Eddinger Florida Southern University Aldo Ferrante Southeastern University Reid Love East Carolina University Matt Pennington Liberty University CJ Robinson Florida Southern University Deric Sosa Thomas University Blake Swann Florida Southern University Ian Townsend East Carolina University Jarrod Widdows Flagler College

7 Joe H. Pickens, J.D., President Welcome to St. Johns River State College, home of the 2013 Mid-Florida Conference Champions! As we begin the 2014 baseball season, I would like to thank you and our sponsors for supporting our student-athletes, the College and its mission in the pursuit of academic, artistic and athletic excellence. Since 1958, the College has been dedicated to the positive development of young men and women through a variety of academic and athletic programs. It is our fundamental belief that athletic endeavors, physical challenges and healthy competition inspire the strong character that is essential in the development of tomorrow s leaders. Following the 2012 reorganization of our athletic programs, the College is better equipped to focus its resources on the programs we retained, enhancing the financial and academic support necessary to achieve immediate competitive success and increased scholastic achievement. Last year, a number of our athletes not only graduated with stellar athletic achievements, but each team s collective grade point average also ranked higher than the student body s GPA as a whole, giving true meaning to the term student-athlete. I would also like to congratulate our student-athletes who signed National Letters of Intent to advance their academic and athletic careers at the university level. We are proud of our student-athletes for their accomplishments, both on the field and in the classroom. For more than 50 years, the communities of Putnam, Clay and St. Johns counties have entrusted SJR State for its academic excellence. Our close-knit environment is ideal for fostering each student s potential as he or she prepares to either enter the university system or enter the workforce as a trained professional. I hope you enjoy today s game, and I invite you and your family to return to our beautiful campus to experience and support our volleyball and softball teams as well. Go Vikings! Coach John Tindall Tindall Field is a tribute to Coach John Tindall for his 34 years of service and dedication to St. Johns River State College. His devotion and commitment to academic and athletic excellence earned him the respect and admiration of his players, fellow coaches and community. Coach Tindall served as the head baseball coach for 30 years and amassed 493 victories, six Mid-Florida Conference Championships and nine FCCAA State Tournament appearances. He is a member of the FCCAA Hall of Fame and a recipient of the FCCAA Baseball Coaches Achievement Award. Coach Tindall will forever be remembered for his ability to motivate and encourage young people to strive for success on and off the field. 7

8 Meet the Team! #1 JERIL DAWSON BATS: HOMETOWN: Grayson, GA INFIELDER HEIGHT: 5 6 WEIGHT: 160 MAJOR: Business HIGH SCHOOL: Grayson High School AWARDS: Jed Hixson Gwinnett County all-county Team FRESHMAN #2 OMAR VILLAMAN BATS: Left HOMETOWN: Kissimmee HIGH SCHOOL: Harmony High School UTILITY FRESHMAN HEIGHT: 5 8 WEIGHT: 165 MAJOR: Business AWARDS: Mike Fields Osceola County Player of the Year, Brighthouse player of the Year, 3x 1st Team All-Conference #3 JOSH GARCIA BATS: Left HOMETOWN: Lehigh Acres OUTFIELDER Left HEIGHT: 5 10 WEIGHT: 175 MAJOR: Business HIGH SCHOOL: Bishop Verot High School David Nelson 8 SOPHOMORE

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10 Meet the Team! #5 SHAWN SANDERS BATS: HOMETOWN: Citra InfielDER SOPHOMORE HEIGHT: 5 7 WEIGHT: 165 MAJOR: Sports Management HIGH SCHOOL: North Marion High School AWARDS: Dale Hall FACA All-Star, 2nd Team All-Conference #6 CLETIS AVERY BATS: HOMETOWN: Snellville, GA InfielDER FRESHMAN HEIGHT: 5 9 WEIGHT: 165 MAJOR: Business administration HIGH SCHOOL: Shiloh High School AWARDS: Reginald Ingram All-County, HS doubles record, National Science award #7 FRANCISCO ZAYAS BATS: HOMETOWN: Cidra, Puerto Rico Catcher HEIGHT: 6 2 WEIGHT: 200 MAJOR: Business HIGH SCHOOL: Puerto Rico Baseball academy & High School Hector Stewart 10 FRESHMAN

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14 Meet the Team! #12 OUTFIELDER/ PITCHER FRESHMAN MYLES STRAW BATS: HEIGHT: 5 9 WEIGHT: 170 MAJOR: Sports Management HOMETOWN: Bradenton HIGH SCHOOL: Braden River High School AWARDS: Matt Bowling All-County #13 TOMAS RIVERA BATS: HOMETOWN: Oakland INFIELDER/ CATCHER SOPHOMORE HEIGHT: 5 10 WEIGHT: 180 MAJOR: Sports Management HIGH SCHOOL: Montverde Academy Tim Layden AWARDS: Roberto Clemente Award #15 BRAD TORRES BATS: HOMETOWN: Sebring HIGH SCHOOL: Avon Park High School PITCHER SOPHOMORE HEIGHT: 6 6 WEIGHT: 220 MAJOR: Sports Management AWARDS: Whit Cornell Pitcher of the Year 14

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16 Meet the Team! #16 DYLAN LEE BATS: HOMETOWN: Bradenton OUTFIELDER HEIGHT: 6 0 WEIGHT: 200 MAJOR: Undecided HIGH SCHOOL: Braden River High School Matt Bowlins AWARDS: All-County FRESHMAN #17 JOSE HERNANDEZ BATS: Switch HOMETOWN: Fort Meade HIGH SCHOOL: Lake Wales High School CATcher HEIGHT: 6 2 WEIGHT: 210 MAJOR: Finance AWARDS: Jason Dewitt All-State Academic SOPHOMORE #18 ALEX ATKINSON BATS: HOMETOWN: St. Augustine HIGH SCHOOL: St. Augustine High School pitcher SOPHOMORE HEIGHT: 6 2 WEIGHT: 180 MAJOR: Business accounting Lee McCool 16

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20 2013 Results Date opponent result 01/25/13 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Won 1-0 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Won /26/13 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Won 9-0 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Won /29/13 Brevard Community College Lost /31/13 Chattahoochee Valley Community College Lost /01/13 Gulf Coast State College Lost 6-5 Andrew College Won /02/13 Wallace - Hanceville Community College Won /05/13 Polk State College Lost /06/13 Pasco-Hernando Community College Lost /08/13 Pasco-Hernando Community College Won /09/13 Broward College Lost /10/13 St. Petersburg College Won /16/13 South Georgia College Won 17-7 South Georgia College Won /17/13 South Georgia College Won 6-1 South Georgia College Won /21/13 Flagler College JV Won /22/13 Chipola College Won /23/13 Chipola College Lost 8-0 Polk State College Lost /28/13 Tallahassee Community College Lost /01/13 Grand Rapids Community College Won /02/13 Chipola College Lost 2-0 Grand Rapids Community College Won /05/13 Flagler College JV Won 4-3 (15 innings) 03/07/13 Tallahassee Community College Won /08/13 Glen Oaks Community College Won /09/13 Glen Oaks Community College Won /11/13 College of Central Florida Won /13/13 College of Central Florida Lost /15/13 College of Central Florida Won /15/13 Seminole State College of Florida Won /18/13 Seminole State College of Florida Won /22/13 Lake-Sumter State College Won /23/13 Lake-Sumter State College Won /25/13 Lake-Sumter State College Lost 1-0 (10 Innings) 03/27/13 Seminole State College of Florida Won /29/13 Daytona State College Lost /30/13 Daytona State College Won /01/13 Daytona State College Won /03/13 Santa Fe College Won /05/13 Santa Fe College Won /06/13 Santa Fe College Won /10/13 Florida State College - Jacksonville Won /01/13 Florida State College - Jacksonville Won /13/13 Florida State College - Jacksonville Won /17/13 College of Central Florida Won /19/13 Seminole State College of Florida Lost /21/13 Lake-Sumter State College Won /22/13 Daytona State College Won 1-0 (14 Innings) 04/24/13 Santa Fe College Lost /25/13 Florida State College - Jacksonville Lost /10/13 * Palm Beach State College Lost /11/13 * Tallahassee Community College Lost 8-4 *Denotes games played in the FCSAA State Tournament OVERALL Record and 18-6 Mid-Florida CONFERENCE (Mid-Florida CONFERENCE Champions) 2012 Results Date opponent result 01/27/12 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Won /28/12 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Lost /28/12 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Won /31/12 Brevard Community College Won /02/12 Chattahoochee Valley Community College Won /03/12 Chattahoochee Valley Community College Won /03/12 Southwest Tennessee Community College Won /04/12 Gulf Coast State College Lost /06/12 St. Petersburg College Lost /08/12 Tallahassee Community College Won /10/12 Pasco-Hernando Community College Won /11/12 Daytona State College Lost /11/12 Florence-Darlington Technical College Lost /12/12 Pasco-Hernando Community College Won /15/12 Tallahassee Community College Lost /17/12 Darton State College Lost /18/12 Northwest Florida State College Won /19/12 Chipola College Lost /24/12 South Georgia College Won /24/12 South Georgia College Won /26/12 South Georgia College Lost /26/12 South Georgia College Lost /29/12 Polk State College Lost /03/12 Polk State College Lost /10/12 Seminole State College of Florida Won /12/12 Daytona State College Lost /14/12 Daytona State College Won /16/12 Santa Fe College Lost /17/12 Santa Fe College Lost /19/12 College of Central Florida Lost /21/12 Seminole State College of Florida Lost /23/12 College of Central Florida Won /24/12 Lake-Sumter State College Lost /26/12 Lake-Sumter State College Lost /28/12 Daytona State College Lost /31/12 Santa Fe College Lost /04/12 Seminole State College of Florida Won /06/12 Lake-Sumter State College Won /09/12 College of Central Florida Won /11/12 Daytona State College Lost /14/12 Santa Fe College Lost /18/12 Seminole State College of Florida Won /20/12 Lake-Sumter State College Lost /21/12 College of Central Florida Lost

21 2011 Results Date opponent result 01/29/11 Abraham Baldwin College Won /29/11 Abraham Baldwin College Lost /30/11 Abraham Baldwin College Won /01/11 Brevard CC Won /06/11 South Georgia College Won /06/11 South Georgia College Won /08/11 Tallahassee CC Lost /11/11 Gulf Coast CC Won /12/11 Daytona State College Lost /13/11 St. Petersburg College Won /15/11 St. Petersburg College Lost /16/11 Brevard CC Lost /18/11 CCBC-Catonsville Won /19/11 Chipola College Lost /19/11 Chipola College Lost /21/11 South Georgia College Lost /22/11 Polk State College Lost /24/11 Chipola College Won /25/11 Miami Dade College Lost /26/11 Gulf Coast CC Lost /27/11 LSU Eunice Lost /02/11 Pasco-Hernando CC Lost /03/11 Pasco-Hernando CC Won /05/11 Florida S.C. Jacksonville Won /07/11 Florida S.C. Jacksonville Won /09/11 Seminole State College Lost /11/11 Seminole State College Won /12/11 Daytona State College Won /14/11 Daytona State College Won /15/11 Macomb College Won /16/11 Santa Fe College Lost /18/11 Santa Fe College Won /19/11 College of Central Florida Lost /21/11 College of Central Florida Won /24/11 Morton College Won /25/11 Lake Sumter CC Won /26/11 Lake Sumter CC Lost /01/11 Santa Fe College Lost /04/11 Seminole State College Lost /06/11 Lake Sumter CC Lost /08/11 College of Central Florida Lost /09/11 Daytona State College Won /11/11 Daytona State College Won /13/11 Florida S.C. Jacksonville Won /15/11 Santa Fe College Won /18/11 Seminole State College Lost /20/11 Lake Sumter CC Lost /22/11 College of Central Florida Won Results Date opponent result 01/29/10 Miami Dade College Lost 16-5 / 8 inn. 01/31/10 Miami Dade College Won /31/10 Miami Dade College Lost 5-4 / 12 inn. 02/04/10 Chipola College Lost 14-0 / 7 Inn. 02/06/10 Gulf Coast CC Lost /06/10 Alabama Southern CC Lost 9-8 / 8 inn. 02/07/10 Darton College Won /10/10 Brevard CC Lost /14/10 South Georgia College Won /14/10 South Georgia College Won /16/10 St. Petersburg College Won /17/10 South Georgia College Won /17/10 South Georgia College Lost /19/10 CCBC - Catonsville Won /19/10 CCBC - Catonsville Lost /20/10 Abraham Baldwin College Won /21/10 Abraham Baldwin College Won /23/10 Tallahassee CC Won /26/10 Polk State College Lost /27/10 Polk State College Lost /27/10 Polk State College Won 9-8 / 9 inn. 03/01/10 Brevard CC Lost /01/10 Santa Fe College Won /05/10 Santa Fe College Won /06/10 Florida SC Jacksonville Won /08/10 Florida SC Jacksonville Lost /10/10 Central Florida CC Lost /13/10 Lake Sumter CC Lost /14/10 Central Florida CC Won /15/10 Lake Sumter CC Lost /16/10 McComb College Won /17/10 McComb College Won /17/10 Monroe CC Lost /20/10 Seminole State College Won /22/10 Seminole State College Lost 10-0 / 7 inn. 03/23/10 Morton College Won /26/10 Daytona State College Won /27/10 Daytona State College Won /29/10 Santa Fe College Lost /21/10 Seminole State College Lost /02/10 Lake Sumter CC Won /05/10 Daytona State College Lost 3-2 / 10 inn. 04/07/10 Central Florida CC Won /10/10 Florida SC Jacksonville Won 8-7 / 10 inn. 04/12/10 Santa Fe College Lost /14/10 Seminole State College Won /16/10 Lake Sumter CC Won /17/10 Daytona State College Won /19/10 Central Florida CC Lost /23/10 Florida SC Jacksonville Won /06/10 * State College of Florida Lost /07/10 * Chipola College Lost 3-2 *Denotes games played in the FCSAA State Tournament OVERALL RECORD AND MID-FLORIDA CONFERENCE (2ND PLACE) 21

22 Meet the Team! #19 DUSTIN HERSEY BATS: HOMETOWN: Lake Butler HIGH SCHOOL: Union County High School PITCHER FRESHMAN HEIGHT: 6 0 WEIGHT: 185 MAJOR: Undecided AWARDS: Bryan Tomlinson All County; all Conference; pitching and offense awards #20 1ST BASEMAN SOPHOMORE WILL MACKENZIE BATS: Left Left HEIGHT: 6 2 WEIGHT: 200 MAJOR: Sports Management HOMETOWN: Silver Springs HIGH SCHOOL: North Marion High School AWARDS: Dale Hall 1st Team All-Area #21 RYAN REILLY BATS: HOMETOWN: Ft. Lauderdale OUTFIELDER SOPHOMORE HEIGHT: 6 0 WEIGHT: 185 MAJOR: Hospitality Management HIGH SCHOOL: Calvary Christian academy Greg Mucerino AWARDS: 2x All-County (baseball), 2x All-County (soccer), Chik-fil-A Athlete of the Year, Presidential Award, Congressional Domination Award 22

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24 Meet the Team! #22 DANIEL MORITZ BATS: Left Left HOMETOWN: Deltona HIGH SCHOOL: Trinity Christian Academy PITCHER SOPHOMORE HEIGHT: 6 3 WEIGHT: 200 MAJOR: Business Management AWARDS: Bryan Mapels MVP, Pitcher of the Year #25 CHRIS LEDUC BATS: HOMETOWN: Palatka OUTFIELDER HEIGHT: 6 1 WEIGHT: 200 MAJOR: Engineering HIGH SCHOOL: Palatka High School AWARDS: Matt McCool All-County, 3x Scholar athlete SOPHOMORE #27 KYLE KALBAUGH BATS: Left Left HOMETOWN: Reddick HIGH SCHOOL: North Marion High School PITCHER FRESHMAN HEIGHT: 6 1 WEIGHT: 160 MAJOR: Sports Management AWARDS: Dale Hall 1st Team All County 24

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26 Meet the Team! #28 mitchell cody BATS: HOMETOWN: Palm Coast HIGH SCHOOL: St. Augustine High School PITCHER HEIGHT: 6 4 WEIGHT: 215 MAJOR: Business P. J. Grall SOPHOMORE #34 1st BASEMAN Peter JOHNSON BATS: HOMETOWN: Seattle, WA HIGH SCHOOL: Bishop Blanchet High School HEIGHT: 6 3 WEIGHT: 205 MAJOR: Undecided SOPHOMORE #35 PATRICK DUESTER BATS: HOMETOWN: Titusville HIGH SCHOOL: Astronaut High School PITCHER SOPHOMORE HEIGHT: 6 5 WEIGHT: 210 MAJOR: Business AWARDS: David Moskovits Mid-Florida Conference academic Honor, 2nd Team Cape Coast Conference 26

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28 Meet the Team! #44 AUSTIN MORELAND BATS: HOMETOWN: Satsuma HIGH SCHOOL: Palatka High School PITCHER HEIGHT: 6 2 WEIGHT: 285 MAJOR: Business AWARDS: Matt McCool 2x All-County, all-county MVP SOPHOMORE From Left to - Bottom Row: Jose Hernandez Will Mackenzie Eric Steel Shawn Sanders Josh Garcia Back Row: Tyler Humphreys Alex Atkinson Daniel Moritz Mitchell Cody Brad Torres Patrick Duester Austin Moreland 2014 Baseball Sophomores 2014 SJR State baseball players who signed with four year colleges Mitchell Cody Valdosta State University Eric Steel Tulane University Patrick Duester Tulane University Daniel Moritz University of North Florida Brad Torres Florida Southern College Jose Hernandez Mercer University 28

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35 ADULT EDUCATION St. Johns River State College offers adult education classes throughout Putnam County for students who wish to improve their basic educational skills and/or prepare to earn a Florida High School Diploma through the General Educational Development (GED) program. Associate in Arts The legally recognized transfer degree for the Florida College System, specifically designed for the student who wishes to transfer into the state university system as a junior. Associate in Science Accounting Technology Acting Business Administration Computer Engineering Technology Computer Information Technology Computer Programming and Analysis Criminal Justice Technology Dance Studies/Dance Entertainment Dance Studies/Dance Performance Emergency Medical Services Fire Science Technology Graphic Design/New Media Health Information Technology Health Services Management Industrial Management Technology Internet Services Technology Musical Theater Networking Services Technology Nursing Office Administration -Legal Office Systems -Medical Office -Office Management Radiologic Technology Respiratory Care Stage Management Studio Art Theater Technology BAChelor of Science Early Childhood Education Nursing: RN to BSN BAChelor of Applied Science Organizational Management Supervision and Management Health Care Administration Public Services Administration Computer Information Systems College Credit Certificates Accounting Management Accounting Technology Operations Accounting Technology Specialist Business Management Business Operations Business Specialist CISCO Certified Network Associate Computer Programmer Computer Programming Specialist Computer Specialist Criminal Justice Technology Specialist Emergency Medical Technician Fire Company Management Health Care Services Homeland Security Homeland Security Specialist Information Technology Administration Information Technology Management Information Technology Technician Legal Office Specialist Legal Office Support Legal Office Systems Logistics and Transportation Specialist Medical Office Medical Office Specialist Medical Office Support Microcomputer Repairer Office Management Office Specialist Office Support Stage Technology Web Development Specialist CONTINUING AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION The College is committed to extending into the community beyond its traditional course offerings and campuses through a variety of credit and non-credit programs including baccalaureate and graduate degree opportunities, child care training, continuing education courses, contract customized training for business and industry, the Educator Preparation Institute, non-credit job enhancement courses, and non-credit recreation and leisure courses. Programs offered at SJR State EDUCATOR PREPARATION INSTITUTE Through the Educator Preparation Institute (EPI), the College provides quality training for both current and future educators. VOCATIONAL Certificates (PSAV) Corrections Officer Correctional Officer - Crossover from Law Enforcement Officer Law Enforcement Officer Law Enforcement Officer - Crossover from Correctional Officer Nursing Assistant Phlebotomist Visit our website for more information: SJRstate.edu St. Johns River State College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate and baccalaureate degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia or call for questions about the accreditation of St. Johns River State College. NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT St. Johns River State College does not discriminate against any employee, prospective employee, student, or student applicant in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its programs and activities on the basis of race, ethnicity, color, national origin, marital status, religion, age, gender, genetic information or disability. Questions regarding this statement or compliance with laws relating to non-discrimination may be directed to the Equity Officer, St. Johns River State College, 5001 St. Johns Avenue, Palatka, Florida, 32177;

36 Men s Baseball Schedule 2014 JANUARY Jan. 25 Flagler College :00 PM Jan. 31 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (DH). 2:00 PM FEBRUARY Feb. 1 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College - HOME 1:00 PM Feb. 2 Brunswick Community College - HOME.... 1:00 PM Feb. 3 Polk State College :00 PM Feb. 4 Pasco-Hernando Community College :00 PM Feb. 7 Gulf Coast State College :00 AM (CST) Feb. 8 Alabama Southern :00 PM (CST) Feb. 8 Wallace State Community College.... 4:00 PM (CST) Feb. 9 Central Alabama Community College. 9:00 AM (CST) Feb. 12 Pasco-Hernando Community College - HOME 4:00 PM Feb. 13 Glen Oaks Community College - HOME.... 6:00 PM * Feb. 15 Gulf Coast State College - HOME :00 AM Feb. 16 Palm Beach State College - HOME :00 PM * Feb. 18 St. Petersburg College :00 PM Feb. 21 South Georgia State College (DH) - HOME... 3:00 PM Feb. 22 Polk State College - HOME :00 PM Feb. 25 Broward College :00 PM Feb. 26 Broward College :00 PM Feb. 27 Flagler College JV - HOME :00 PM * Mar. 24 Lake-Sumter State College - HOME :00 PM * Mar. 25 Mar. 28 Mar. 29 Mar. 31 APRIL Apr. 2 Southeastern University JV - HOME :00 PM Daytona State College - HOME :00 PM Daytona State College :00 PM Daytona State College - HOME :00 PM Santa Fe College :00 PM Apr. 4 Santa Fe College - HOME :00 PM * Apr. 5 Apr. 9 Santa Fe College :00 PM Florida State College at Jacksonville :00 PM Apr. 11 Florida State College at Jacksonville - HOME. 6:00 PM * Apr. 12 Florida State College at Jacksonville :00 PM Apr. 16 College of Central Florida - HOME :00 PM * Apr. 18 Apr. 19 Apr. 21 Seminole State College of Florida :00 PM Lake-Sumter State College :00 PM Daytona State College :00 PM Apr. 23 Santa Fe College - HOME :00 PM * Apr. 25 Florida State College at Jacksonville - HOME. 6:00 PM * Games are subject to change Visit SJRvikings.com for up-to-date schedule information * Games will be broadcast live on WPLK 800 AM MARCH Mar. 1 South Georgia State College (DH) :00 PM Mar. 4 Flagler College JV :00 PM Mar. 6 Tallahassee Community College :00 PM Mar. 7 Jackson State Community College - HOME.. 6:00 PM Mar. 8 Tallahassee Community College - HOME... 2:00 PM Mar. 10 College of Central Florida :00 PM Mar. 12 College of Central Florida - HOME :00 PM * Mar. 14 College of Central Florida :00 PM Mar. 15 Seminole State College of Florida - HOME... 4:00 PM * Mar. 17 Seminole State College of Florida :00 PM Mar. 19 Seminole State College of Florida - HOME... 6:00 PM * Mar. 21 Lake-Sumter State College - HOME :00 PM Mar. 22 Lake-Sumter State College :00 PM SJR State baseball home games are held at Tindall Field on the SJR State Palatka Campus. $5 general admission $7 VIP reserved chairback SJR State students and employees admitted free with College ID Children under 12 admitted free Concessions are available. St. Johns River State College (386) St. Johns Avenue Athletic Department SJRvikings.com SJRstate.edu Palatka, FL 32177