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Chattanooga State |
Probable
Starters:
Pos. Name Hit/Throw Class
C- Andy Marinelli RH/RH So.
1b- Adam Whitlock LH/LH So.
2b- Jeremy Fitzgerald RH/RH So.
SS- Dylan Coleman RH/RH Fr.
3b- Taylor Eaves RH/RH Fr.
LF- Michael Maxwell RH/RH So.
CF- Gabe Herman RH/RH Fr.
RF- Zack DeBord RH/RH So.
DH- Isaac Davenport LH/LH Fr.
Conference Rotation
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Tyler Burstrom RH So.
2 Will Phillips RH So.
3 Matt Taylor LH So.
Closer
Non-Conference Starters
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Zack DeBord RH So.
2 Brandon Elrod RH So.
3 Brandon O'Dell RH So.
4 Josh Coppinger LH So.
Any other pitchers who will help-
We have a number of other pitchers that are looking to get into the mix.
Max Aeschlimann and Seth McClure are two big right-handers that have the
ability to jump into weekday and even weekend starts. Jordan Hinson and
Brett Bellisle are also big righty's that look to be able to step in right
now either as starters or relievers and be counted on heavily.
Preview:
2009 W -31 L-18
Starters returning :3 Position players:4 Pitchers: 6
Outlook by position:
Infield -Our infield looks good with two sophomores on the right side and
two very quality freshmen on the left side. We feel good about the
athleticism and savvy of these guys in the field.
Catching- Marinelli looks to be very solid behind the dish and he will be
backed up by two freshmen. All have good arms and receiving skills but
need to get more reps in game conditions.
Outfield-We really like our outfield as we have gone back the philosophy
of "speed and more speed". These guys all track the ball well and have
good arms. More importantly, they all run really well and are going to be
a force both in the field and on the bases.
Pitching- Questions abound here as we have some good arms but with the
limited playing in the fall due to rain, we really haven't seen them as
much as we would like. A wide mix of velocities and stuff and the trick
is going to be to figure out which person, when and for how long.
Schedule Highlights- Open up with Georgia Perimeter who won their
conference and playing Olney Central from Illinois who is always ranked.
Key to success in '10 - With the renovation of our facility going on and
taking us away from home most of the spring, I think the key is going to
be learning to play on the road a lot. This team is going to have to be
VERY mentally tough in order to be able to overcome the adversity of even
playing "home games" at someone else's field. Good kids and work hard
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Cleveland State |
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Probable Starters
Pos. Name Hit/Throw Class
C- Ryan Casteel R/R FR
1b- Cody Hooper R/R SO
2b- Lance Rorex R/R SO
SS- Troy Zawadzki R/R SO
3b- Brandon Rader/Quentin Bowman R/R FR/SO
LF- Adam Hindman R/R SO
CF- Gray Hutchinson R/R FR
RF- Trevor Burgess L/L RFR
DH- Cody Ferrell/Ryan Mutchnick L/L R/R SO/FR
Weekend (Conf) Rotation
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Travis Tingle RH SO
2 Zane Leffew RH SO
3 Cody Ferrell LH SO
Closer Zach Driggers RH SO
Weekday (Non-conf) Starters
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Josh Barrett LH SO
2 Tyler Brown RH SO
3 Scott Laughlin LH FR
4 Kevin Greene LH FR
Any other pitchers who will help-
Scott Spears, Matt Lynam
Preview:
2009 W - 38 L- 18
Starters returning : 8 Position players: 4 Pitchers: 4
Outlook by position:
Infield - Our infield will be a leadership spot this year as we will start
sophomores at 3 of the 4 positions. Troy Zawadzki and Cody Hooper gained
valuable experience last year as they started the majority of the games.
Lance Rorex was a mainstay halfway through the year after Cory
Stooksbury's injury. Brandon Rader and Quentin Bomwan will split time at
third base. We will need a lot from our infield with good defense and
offense if we will be successful.
Catching- All new players will do the catching this year as we returned no
one. Ryan Casteel will start as the number one and hit in the 3 hole.
Jeff Embree, Matt Sorrow, and Drew Fox are all fighting for time as well.
Fox will also have outfield duties as well.
Outfield- Adam Hindman returns as the only starter from last years squad.
Trevor Burgess, who had an outstanding fall after a red-shirt year, will
be the starter in right field and Ryan Casteel may also see time there.
Centerfield will take some time to figure out as our intended starter
will be out for some time due to an injury suffered in car accident.
Pitching- Pitching will be very sophomore heavy and should be a focal
point of our club. Travis Tingle will take the ball first on the weekend
and is expected to have a great season coming off an All TCCAA performance
last year. Zane Leffew emerged as a go to guy after a spot role last
year. Cody Ferrell and Josh Barrett will be in the mix somewhere just
depends on how it plays out. Two transfer guys should also have an impact
in Tyler Brown and Zach Driggers.
Schedule Highlights-As always our schedule is loaded with talent and will
be a tough hall. Georgia Perimeter, Young Harris, Wallace State, and USC
Sumter will all be ranked at some point through out the season.
Key to success in '10 - We have to find away to be as good on the mound as
we were last year. That group set the bar high and should have had a lot
more wins. This years squad should be a lot better offensively and
hopefully take some of the pressure off of the pitching staff. Our
sophomores have to step up and be leaders on and off the field, and the
freshman need to find their role and understand it. We are excited about
this year and believe we should have a successful year.
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Columbia State |
Probable Starters:
Pos. Name Hit/Throw Class
C- Jonathan Byrd/Jake Ray R/R SO/FR
1b- Jason Collins L/R SO
2b- Mark Rayburn R/R FR
SS- Jeff Birkofer/Justin McQueen R/R FR/SO
3b- Ethan Williams L/R RSFR
LF- Blake Hayes R/R FR
CF- Justin Pearson S/R FR
RF- Blake Rogers R/R FR
DH- Rob Holley L/R RSFR
Conference Rotation
# Name RH/LH Class
1 - Andy Fennell RH SO
2 - Jason Overton RH FR
3 - James Kessler LH FR
Closer - Samuel Davis RH FR
Non-Conference Starters
# Name RH/LH Class
1 - Kaleb Pitts LH FR
2 - Casey Delgado RH FR
3 - Josh Brown LH FR
4 - Josh Parker LH FR
Any other pitchers who will help-
Ryne Rayburn RH FR
Tyler Cole RH SO
Chris Henley LH SO
Aaron Hyder RH FR
Clark Ayers RH FR
Cody Lane RH FR
Preview:
2008 W -27 L- 16
Starters returning: 1 Position players: 0 Pitchers: 1
Outlook by position:
Infield - We have an interchangeable group of young men that will play
throughout the year in a variety of combinations. Justin McQueen(So) is
the most versatile of the bunch and will hit in the middle of our order.
Jeff Birkofer(Fr) had an outstanding fall with the glove and will push to
start at short-stop. Ethan Williams(RFr) should win a spot at 3B and
anchor our offensive line-up. Eric Lindsey(RFr) will push for time at
short and third while and Cody Crutcher(So)will be in the mix at third
base as well. We could have a three man rotation at second base with Blake
Gentry(So), Justin Bell(So), and Mark Rayburn(Fr) battling for playing
time. Jason Collins(So) and Josh Lindsey(Fr) should push each other at
first base with Baily Turner(RFr) or Tyler Turner(Fr) potentially getting
a look there as well.
Catching- It will be battle between Jonathan Byrd(So), Jake Ray(Fr), and
transfer Baily Turner(RFr). I feel that Byrd and Ray made tremendous
strides in the right direction over the fall. With the addition of Turner
at the break we will have healthy competition where any of the three could
emerge as the starter.
Outfield- A solid group of five players will compete all year for at bats.
Depending on the day we could have three guys out there who are
legitimate 6.7 runners. Rob Holley(RFr) is coming off a great fall with
the bat and should be in the line-up. Tyler Turner(Fr) started the fall
off really well offensively until sidelined with an injury. Justin
Pearson(Fr) is a one-two type hitter who swings it from both sides of the
plate. I was very pleased with the progress of Blake Hayes(Fr) and he will
be in the hunt each week for a starting spot. Blake Rogers(Fr) deserves
the nod in right field after the fall but will be challenged to hold it.
Pitching- Three sophomores will anchor an otherwise youthful pitching
staff. If the spring mirrors our fall then will will have a competitive
group of strike throwers. A good mix of lefties on staff should allow us
to situational pitch when needed. Andy Fennell(So) and Jason Overton(Fr)
have pushed to the front of our rotation while the third starter may come
down to individual match-ups. Kaleb Pitts(Fr) had a strong fall and
showed the potential to have a swing and miss pitch. James Kessler(Fr),
Casey Delgado(Fr), Josh Brown(Fr), and Josh Parker(Fr) will vie for the
number three starter and mid-week opportunities. Aaron Hyder(Fr) flashes
signs of developing into a power arm and could play a number of roles for
this team. Tyler Cole(So) pitched mid-week last year and is our only
returning starter. Tyler has the ability to challenge anywhere from a
weekend starter to a long relief role. Ryne Rayburn(Fr) could easily be
used in the same capacity as Cole. Chris Henley(So) had a good a fall as
anyone on staff. Chris could see a good number of appearances as a middle
relief guy. Cody Lane(Fr) and Clark Ayers(Fr) both could be seen in middle
inning jams or late inning strikeout situations. Samuel Davis(Fr) fought
through some adjustments we made in his delivery to really come on towards
the end of our fall. Samuel will be one of the leading contenders for the
team's closer.
Schedule Highlights- Outside of our conference schedule we will play a
strong Joliet club from Illinois in addition to Wallace State-Hanceville,
Gadsden State, Calhoun, and Shoals out of a very competitive Alabama
conference.
Key to success in '10 - Firstly, we must be consistent with our defensive
effort. Our pitching staff could have the potential to keep us in
ballgames with solid play on defense. Secondly, we are not a power
hitting team so our ability to situational hit, aggressively run the
bases, and the delivery of timely hitting will play a significant role in
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Dyersburg State |
Probable
Starters:
Pos. Name Hit/Throw Class
C- Ryan Seaton R/R F
1b- Tyler Childress R/L S
2b- RJ Rayborn R/R S
SS- Matt Franklin L/R S
3b- Chase Pilkenton R/R S
LF- Jordan Patterson R/R F
CF- Caprice Longmire R/R S
RF- Mike Brown R/R S
DH- Austin Townes R/R F
Conference Rotation
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Jonathan Rhoad LH S
2 Taylor Reeves RH S
3 Cole Dickerson RH S
Closer Andrew Yanes RH F
Non-Conference Starters
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Michael Freeman RH F
2 Neil Robinson RH F
3 Alex Lewis RH S
4 Sam Underland RH F
Any other pitchers who will help- Dane Smith, Taylor Clark, Davis
McCracken, and Hayden Smith
Preview:
2008 W - 30 L- 20
Starters returning : Position players: 4 Pitchers: 2
Outlook by position: We return several key positions from last year. We
should have plenty of experience throughout the line up.
Infield - Returnee's Tyler Childress, RJ Rayborn, Matt Franklin, and Chase
Pilkenton all had solid seasons defensively for us last season. Austin
Townes will be a valuable infielder as well.
Catching- Transfer Ryan Seaton will be the starter with Matt Chandler and
James Bellou fighting for playing time also.
Outfield- We should be solid with Longmire in center. Several other guys
will be competing for playing time. We will go with whoever hits and can
hit a cut off man.
Pitching- We should be pretty solid. This is the most depth we have had
yet. If these guys can stay healthy they should be able to keep us in
most ballgames.
Schedule Highlights- As every coach has indicated, the conference is
loaded with solid teams. We put together a tough non conference schedule
to prepare us for the weekends. Northwest Shoals, Meramec, Itawamba,
Northwest Mississippi, and Southeastern Iowa will be interesting.
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Jackson State |
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Probable
Starters:
Pos. Name Hit/Throw Class
C- Josh Tutwiler / Adam Hensley S/R R/R SO/SO
1b- John Wills / Tyree Jeffries R/R R/R Fr/SO
2b- Brent Goode / Anthony Difelice R/R R/R
SO/Fr
SS- Curt Fuqua / Travis Key R/R R/R
Fr/SO
3b- Cheyenne Von Kanel / Rob Maxwell L/R R/R
Fr/SO
LF- Brian Ferrell L/R Fr
CF- Jimmy Franklin R/R SO
RF- Josh Hattaway R/R SO
DH- Tyree Jeffries R/R SO
Conference Rotation
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Tyler Farley Rhp SO
2 Joe Burns Lhp SO
3 Gavin Lindsey Rhp SO
Closer
Non-Conference Starters
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Hunter Marbry Rhp Fr
2 Daniel Wallace Rhp Fr
3 Jarrod Parker Rhp SO
4 Russell Hardwick Rhp Fr
Any other pitchers who will help-
Stephen Thompson will likely serve in a late relief/closer role and spot
start. Cole McWirter will also be a factor out of the pen.
Preview:
2008 W 33-18
Starters returning :7 Position players: 3 Pitchers: 4
Outlook by position:
Infield - We will have the tough task of replacing a solid, productive
group of middle infielders this year. We have a young infield for the
most part and we will need at least one of them to step up and have a big
year at the plate for us to be where we expect. Curt Fuqua played very
well at shortstop this fall and should bolster our infield. Brent Goode
and Anthony Difelice will battle for the second base position, and
Cheyenne Von Kanel will get playing time at third. Rob Maxwell, Issac
Winders, and Jon Wills will also see time.
Catching- St. John transfer Josh Tutwiler will start at catcher and is
expected to be in the middle of the lineup. He did a great job this fall
behind the plate, as well as handling the staff. He is a good leader and
captain on the field. Adam Hensley will have time behind the plate as
well.
Outfield- Jimmy Franklin and Josh Hattaway will be counted on the have a
big year offensively. Brian Ferrell improved throughout the fall and
should make us better defensively in the outfield.
Pitching- We return a solid staff from last year. Our returning pitchers
combined for over 300 innings last spring. Those returning led our staff
in wins and were the guys we counted on. On paper, we are pretty good in
this area. I would expect those guys to work hard and continue to lead our
staff and team.
Schedule Highlights- As always, our schedule is very strong with NW
Mississippi, NW Shoals, Itawamba, and the TCCAA conference schedule.
Key to success in '10 -
The key to our success will be probably like everyone else. We need to
pitch and play defense well. We will have to do a better job at the plate
than I saw this fall. I think chemistry is always very important and the
way our team fits together will have alot to do with where we finish.
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Motlow State |
Probable Starters:
Pos. Name Hit/Throw Class
C- Seul, Jo L/R FR
C- Ambrosch, Clint R/R FR
1b- Jones, Cameron L/L FR
2b- Watkins, Michael R/R FR
SS- Mitchell, Zac L/R SO
3b- Allen, Blake R/R FR
LF- Netherland, Brandon R/R SO
CF- Brewer, Justin R/R SO
RF- Wheeler, Kirkland L/R SO
DH- Midgett, Cody R/R SO
Conference Rotation
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Southard, Andy LH SO
2 Robertson, Colton RH FR
3 Taylor, Michael RH FR
Closer Jennings, Jason RH FR
Non-Conference Starters
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Walker, BJ RH FR
2 Ivy, Joey RH SO
3 Candy, Miles RH FR
4 Hunter, Jace RH FR
Any other pitchers who will help-
Harris, Jones, Manion, Patton, Pearson, Peters, Seul, Watkins, Pearson
Preview:
2008 W - 16 L- 28
Starters returning : 6 Position players: 4 Pitchers: 2
Outlook by position:
Infield - We have a group of Freshman surrounding returning shortstop Zac
Mitchell but we have a talented group with guys still competing for spots.
We will need someone to step up and fill in for the loss of Frankie Beech
who led the league last year in batting average but we will be solid and
should continue to improve as the season progresses.
Catching- This is one of our positions that still hasn't been decided. We
have several guys who may end up being the every day guy.
Outfield- Our outfield is all sophomores. I look for good things out of
this group this year. Any or all of them could have a break out year. We
also have some young talent on the verge of popping in the OF lineup so
the competition is something we look forward too.
Pitching- In addition to returning our top two starters from last year, we
have added a lot of quality pitching. We will have guys competing for
mid-week relief that are better than guys we have had starting in the
past. If we continue to "pitch" and learn how to pitch, we could have a
solid staff.
Schedule Highlights- Besides one of the toughest conference schedules in
Junior College baseball, we have several non-conference opponents such as
Wallace State and some northern teams that have had a lot of success in
the post season. It will be a tough schedule.
Key to success in '10 - Continue to work hard! This is the most success
we have had in the weight room and it will pay off. We need to build on
the positives from the fall get better every day.
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Roane State |
Probable
Starters:
Pos. Name Hit/Throw Class
C- Brandon Vanosdale R / R So
Brandon Wilson R / R Fr
1b- Shane Doughty R / R Fr
Brian Fogarty R / R So
2b- Sean Greenway R / R Fr
SS- Roggie Haston R / R Fr
Travis Cunningham R / R Fr
3b- Bryant Allen R / R So
LF- Jeff Wooll R / R Fr
Shane Moses L / R Fr
CF- Jonathan Elmore R / R Fr
Robbie Martin R / R Fr
RF- Bryant Walker R / R So
DH- Mason Kitzmiller L / R So
Conference Rotation
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Nick Caldwell RHP So
2 Kragen Caughron RHP So
3 Casey Garner LHP Fr
Closer
Calen Harrell
B. J. Elliot RHP Fr
Non-Conference Starters
# Name RH/LH Class
1
2
3
4
Any other pitchers who will help-
Preview:
2008 W - L-
Starters returning : Position players:4 Pitchers: 1
Outlook by position:
Infield -
Catching-
Outfield-
Pitching-
Schedule Highlights-
Key to success in '10 - Taking care of our responsibilities and a
maintaining a continued belief in what we are trying to do as an
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Southwest TN |
Probable Starters:
Pos. Name
Hit/Throw Class
C- Bradley White/Caleb Flexenhar/ Matt Hale R/R
FR/FR/SO
1b- Shawn Clarke
R/R SO
2b- Kyle Lewis/ Marcus Burk
R/R SO/FR
SS- Tyler Woodard/ Kyle Lewis
R/R SO
3b- Chris Edwards/Bradley White
R/R SO/FR
LF- Josh Buckley/Ross Huston
R/R FR/FR
CF- Alonzo Powell
R/R FR
RF- Sean Mellinger
L/L FR
DH- ?
Conference Rotation
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Tim McCormack LH SO
2 Tim Hayes RH FR
3 Justin Wright RH SO
PLUS- Kyle Lewis RH/SO Daniel Billingsley RH/FR Cameron Odom RH/SO
Closer Brett Turner/Kyle Lewis FR/SO RH
Non-Conference Starters
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Austin Vowell RH FR
2 Sean Mellinger LH FR
3 Bryce Francis RH FR
4
Any other pitchers who will help- They all Better Help!
Preview:
2008 W - 25 L- 27
Starters returning : Position players:3 Pitchers: 2
Outlook by position:
Infield - Experienced with good leadership this could be a strength for us
this year!
Catching- Very Young but this is a position we have added depth and talent
and will need a lot of innings early to be able to compete at the TCCAA
Level.
Outfield- Could be the most talented OF I have had at Southwest but NOT A
BIT of experience at this level. Still they are a lot of fun to watch.
Pitching- Velocity-Depth-Young and Old- Most talented group yet but need a
lot of early innings with success to build resumes.
Schedule Highlights- Opening the season Jan 30-31-Players are excited to
say they are playing baseball in January and they have worked very hard to
get ready. Playing at Northwest Florida and any weekend we play TCCAA!
Key to success in '10 - This team for me has been the most fun to coach!
They have produced in the classroom and on the field! This group by far
(top to bottom) is the most talented group and hardest working baseball
team I have been able to coach! Our coaching staff comments 3-4 times a
week what a awesome job it is to coach and be around this group of student
athletes!!!! I have no doubt that this will produce great things for this
team in 2010.
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Volunteer State |
Probable
Starters:
Pos. Name Hit/Throw Class
C-Clint Newman. L/R so
C-Joey Delmonico. R/R so
1b-Jeremy Rice/Delmonico. L/L so
2b-Chris Summers. L/R fr
SS-Curt Powell. R/R fr
3b-Sean Adams. R/R fr
3b-Matt Foster. R/R fr
LF-Brandon King. L/L so
CF-Shamichael Black. R/R so
CF-Taylor McGilvray. R/R fr
RF-Chandler McLaren. L/R fr
DH-Blake Sharp/Foster. R/R fr
Conference Rotation
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Cory Collins. RH so
2 Adam Sliger. RH so
3 Josh Wright. RH So
Closer Wesley Robinson. RH so
Non-Conference Starters
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Chris Hatfield. RH so
2 Bryan Hayeslip. LH So
3 Jon Parker. LH fr
4 Chris Plattenburg. LH so
Any other pitchers who will help- RHP Ben Crocker RHP Jessie Snodgrass
Preview:
2008 W -34 L-24
Starters returning :8 Position players: 4 Pitchers: 4
Outlook by position:
Infield - Much improved from last year's team. We will be very strong up
the middle with Chris Summers
and Vanderbilt transfer Curt Powell.
Catching- Joey Delmonico and Clint Newman are two very talented leaders
behind the plate.
Outfield-We have a lot of unproven talent in our outfield this year. We
expect big things from Brandon King
And Tennessee Wesleyan signee, Shamichael Black.
Pitching-Cory Collins will lead a talented staff. Wabash transfer Adam
Sliger and MTSU signee, Wesley
Robinson will have to play big roles this year.
Schedule Highlights- Wallace State, SE Illinois, Joliet. Our conference
schedule is one of the toughest in America.
Key to success in '10 - Consistency
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Walters State |
Probable
Starters:
Pos. Name Hit/Throw Class
C- Wes Walker
R/R SO
1b- Cory Davis
R/R FR
2b- Shaun Ball
L/R FR
SS- Garrett Koster R/R
SO
Adam Epps
R/R FR
3b- Chris Costantino R/R
FR
Adam Guinn
R/R FR
LF- Dylan Pratt
R/R SO
CF- Logan Bowers L/R
SO
Dalton Irwin
R/R FR
RF- Sam Munson
R/R SO
DH-Coty Pate
L/R SO
Conference Rotation
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Will Scott
RHP SO
2 Cullen Park
RHP SO
3 Michael White RHP
SO
Closer Chris Costantino RHP SO
Non-Conference Starters
# Name RH/LH Class
1 Kyle Deese RHP
SO
2 Cade Chambers LHP FR
3 Shane Grimm LHP FR
4 Clint Meadows RHP FR
Any other pitchers who will help- Zach Fairchild RHP FR; Adam Guinn RHP
FR; Trey Roark RHP FR; Chris Armstrong RHP FR; Josh Bryant LHP FR
Preview:
2009 W - 46 L- 11
Starters returning : Position players: 3 Pitchers: 3
Outlook by position:
Infield - Infield should be solid with Division I transfers Garrett Koster
and Shaun Ball up the middle. A couple of freshman draft picks in Corey
Davis and Chris Costantino will be on the corners, with Adam Guinn and
Coty Pate seeing considerable time there as well.
Catching- Sophomores Wes Walker and Dylan Pratt will handle the duties
here, both are tremendous leaders behind the plate and both do an
excellent job handling our pitchers.
Outfield- Sam Munson moves to right field after starting at SS for us last
year, and his tremendous tools will be best utilized out there. Pratt will
see time in LF when not catching. Logan Bowers and Dalton Irwin will play
center with one of them playing left when Pratt catches.
Pitching- We will need some guys to really step up here. Sophomore
returnees Will Scott, Cullen Park, and Michael White will have to have big
years for us to be successful. Clemson transfer Kyle Deese will need to
fill a big role as well, as will freshman Chris Costantino, who was a
surprise on the mound after being drafted as a third baseman.
Schedule Highlights- Non-conference schedule includes 6 games against
Chipola (ranked 2nd), Middle Georgia (ranked 5th), and Spartanburg
Methodist (ranked 8th), as well as St Petersburg. Those games won't be any
tougher than weekends in the TCCAA.
Key to success in '10 - We have a lot of unproven players at the college
level on this team, and the freshmen will have to grow up fast. Just like
always, the biggest key is on the mound. If our pitchers throw strikes and
compete, then we have chance to be successful.
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