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- COACHING STAFF JORY COUGHENOUR Jory Coughenour
- PATRICK CUTSHALL Patrick Cutshall
- 2011 ROSTER No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. B/T Grad Yr. High School
- Head Coach
- SENIORS Austin Eppstein 43
- JUNIORS Jeff Carmody 17
- SOPHOMORES Zach Chinchilla 30
- BATTLE ON THE BORDER TOURNAMENT 16U YOUNGSTOWN, OH
- CAPITAL CITY CLASSIC TOURNAMENT 16U LANSING, MI
- MOUNTAINEER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT 16U MORGANTOWN, WV
- BWP BATS TOURNAMENT 16U DUBOIS, PA
- TRIPLE CROWN NATIONALS 16U RICHMOND, VA
- COLLEGE PLAYERS DRAFTED PLAYERS
- *Drafted in 26 th Round by Washington Nationals
- *Drafted in 38 th round by Toronto Blue Jays
- Sports Zone River Bandits 15U (17-13)
- Sports Zone Raiders 15U (25-15)
- YOUNGER ROSTERS Sports Zone Astros 14U (24-8) Sports Zone Panthers 14U (17-13) Sports Zone Pirates 13U (23-11) Num Name Num Name Num Name
- Sports Zone Astros 12U (28-13) Sports Zone Mudcats 11U (18-12) Num Name Num Name
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BASEBALL ACADEMY 2011 recap TABLE OF CONTENTS
13. 2011 RESULTS 14. COLLEGE PLAYERS & DRAFTED PLAYERS 15. YOUNGER ROSTERS
16. YOUNGER ROSTERS
COACHING STAFF JORY COUGHENOUR Jory Coughenour pitched five years in the minors, reaching as high as AA, after setting a University of Pittsburgh record for innings as an amateur. Overall, he was 22-21 in the minor leagues. In his sophomore year of college, Jory had a 2-2 record, one save and a 4.70 ERA. Coughenour won 5 and lost five as a senior, saving one and posting a 4.23 ERA. He had a 2.06 ERA in April, 20th-best in the NCAA, drawing some interest. Overall, he had fanned 154 batters in 233 IP in college and he set a Pitt record for innings pitched. His ERA was 4.23 overall and he had won 12 games. The Houston Astros selected Coughenour in the 20th round of the 2000 amateur draft, with the 607th pick. Assigned to the Auburn Doubledays, he had a 4-7, 5.06 record in his pro debut. In 2001, Jory had a 11-5, 3.78 record for the Michigan Battle Cats. He started 14 games and relieved in 21 (saving two). walking just 22 in 126 1/3 IP. Coughenour improved further in 2002 - in 5 games with Michigan, he won one and saved three, with a 1.46 ERA and no walks in 12 1/3 IP. Promoted to the Round Rock Express, he had a 3-2 record with three saves and a 3.52 ERA. Returning to Round Rock in 2003, he went 2-5 with 3 saves and a 7.09 ERA in 34 games. Sent down to the Salem Avalanche, he won one and saved one with a 2.08 ERA in 10 games, but his ERA was 4.16 and his WHIP 1.56. Moving to independent ball, Coughenour returned to his roots in southwestern Pennsylvania in 2004 with the Washington Wild Things, for whom he was 0-2 with a 4.57 ERA in five games. PATRICK CUTSHALL Patrick Cutshall played three years in the minors after being a four year starter for Mercyhurst College as an amateur. Overall, he finished his career with a .265 batting average in the minor leagues. In his senior year of college, Patrick hit .400 and broke the single season records for hits (68), doubles (17), home runs (16) and runs batted in (72). Patrick still owns the career records for hits (236), home runs (28), runs batted in (189), runs (182) and is 2nd with a career .398 batting average. In 2009, he was inducted in to the Mercyhurst College Hall of Fame with his college coach Joe Jordano (Current University of Pittsburgh head coach). The Houston Astros selected Cutshall in the 17th round of the 1997 amateur draft, with the 520th pick. Assigned to the Auburn Doubledays, he hit .297 and lead the New York Penn League with 23 doubles. Cutshall finished the season with 54 runs scored (2nd in the league), 130 total bases (3rd in the league) and was the only player to start all 72 games. In 1998, Patrick had a .246 batting average for the Michigan Battle Cats. He played in 114 games and was selected to play in the 1998 Midwest Baseball League All-Star game. Returning to the Battle Cats in 1999, he struggled to stay healthy and only played in 8 games. Patrick left professional baseball and returned to his alma-mateur to coach at Mercyhurst College – North East campus. He coached two seasons for the Saints finishing with a 34-32 record and two appearances to the NJCAA Division II Regionals. 
2011 ROSTER No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. B/T Grad Yr. High School 43 Austin Eppstein 6’1 180 1B/OF L/R 2011 Hubbard (OH) 17 Jeff Carmody 6’0 195 1B/P R/L 2012 Western Beaver 7 Augie Luptak 6’1 175 IF/P L/R 2012 Quaker Valley 15 Bryton Peternel 6’1 183 OF R/R 2012 Central Catholic 14 Riley Schwertz 6’1 160 OF/P R/R 2012 Freedom 30 Zach Chinchilla 6’2 170 OF/P R/R 2013 Quigley 2 Ryan Cox 6’0 165 SS L/R 2013 Hopewell 8 Justin Dattilo 6’0 165 C R/R 2013 North Allegheny 24 Jimmy Divosevik 6’3 180 OF/P L/R 2013 North Allegheny 1 Timmy Hughes 5’11 180 1B/P L/L 2013 Hopewell 4 Devin Kelosky 5’10 165 IF/P R/R 2013 Riverside 16 James Meeker 6’2 165 IF/P L/R 2013 North Allegheny 5 Jake Pilewicz 6’2 170 IF/P R/R 2013 Quaker Valley 12 Austin Ross 6’0 160 IF/P R/R 2013 Beaver 21 Todd Weischedel 6’0 225 OF R/R 2013 Rochester Head Coach: Patrick Cutshall Assistant Coach: Doug Piatt Assistant Coach: Jim Meeker Assistant Coach: Don Cox Numeric Roster No. Name 1 Timmy Hughes 2 Ryan Cox 4 Devin Kelosky 5 Jake Pilewicz 7 Augie Luptak 8 Justin Dattilo 12 Austin Ross 14 Riley Schwertz 15 Bryton Peternel 16 James Meeker 17 Jeff Carmody 21 Todd Weischedel 24 James Divosevik 30 Zach Chinchilla 43 Austin Eppstein SENIORS Austin Eppstein #43 Sr.
Hubbard High School Position: 1B/OF Bats: L Throws: R Committed to the: University of Mount Union (OH)
In his first season with the Sports Zone Express, Austin played in 22 games and batted .258. Austin started the season 1-22 (.045) but finished 11-36 (.305) with 3 doubles and 15 RBI’s. Austin started 11 games at 1B and 10 games in left field. Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Senior 22 62 58 11 12 3 0 0 15 3 6 .258 0/0 JUNIORS Jeff Carmody #17 Jr.
Western Beaver High School Position: 1B/LHP Bats: R Throws: L 60 Time: N/A Arm Strength: N/A 
In his first season with the Sports Zone Express, Jeff played in 15 games and batted .129. Jeff also pitched in two games and finished 0-1 with a 13.50 ERA. Jeff started 8 games at first base and was used primarily as a designated hitter. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Junior 15 37 31 3 4 1 0 1 3 4 16 .129 0/0 Pitching Stats G W L ERA IP H R ER SO BB Junior 2 0 1 13.50 6 14 9 9 3 6 Augie Luptak #7 Jr.
Quaker Valley High School Position: IF/P Bats: L Throws: R 60 time: 7.6 Infield Arm: 73 mph *WPEBL Showcase results
This is Augie’s 3rd year with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy, Augie played in 21 games and batted .419 and led the team with 4 home runs. Augie also pitched in 2 games and posted a 6.75 ERA. Augie hit two home runs in one game at the Boys of Summer Freedom Classic Tournament. At the WPEBL Showcase, Augie ran a 7.6 60 yd dash and was clocked at 73 mph from his shortstop position. Augie started 13 games at shortstop, 3 games as a catcher, 3 games as a third baseman and 1 game in the outfield. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Junior 21 72 62 13 26 3 0 4 17 8 4 .419 5/3 Pitching Stats G W L ERA IP H R ER SO BB Junior 2 0 1 6.75 8 10 10 6 5 5 Bryton Peternel #15 Jr.
Central Catholic High School Position: OF/3B Bats: R Throws: R 60 time: 7.2 Outfield Arm: 77 mph *Triple Crown Nationals Showcase results
This was Bryton’s 1st year with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Bryton played in 40 games, batted .393 and was tied for 2nd with hits (37). Bryton was the only Sports Zone player with a home run at the Nationals in Virginia. Bryton was very versatile, he played all three outfield positions as well as third base and shortstop. Bryton ran a 7.2 at theTriple Crown Nationals Showcase and was clocked at 77 mph from the outfield. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Junior 40 117 106 25 37 7 2 2 23 6 15 .393 7/2 Riley Schwertz #14 Jr.
Freedom High School Position: OF/P Bats: R Throws: R 60 time: 7.1 Arm Strength: 81-83 mph *Triple Crown Nationals Showcase results
This is Riley’s 4th season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Riley played in 47 games, batted .324 and led the team with 10 stolen bases. Riley also pitched in 13 games and finished the season 5-3 with a 6.02 ERA. Riley pitched a complete game at the Lansing Lugnut Stadium against the Diamond Stars (IN) baseball team and was clocked consistently between 80-83 mph. At the WPEBL Showcase, Riley ran a 7.2 60 yard dash and was clocked at 79 mph from the outfield (a day after pitching a complete game). At the Triple Crown Nationals in Richmond, Virginia, he ran a 7.1 60 yard dash and threw 81 mph from the mound.
Junior 47 133 111 32 36 8 2 1 19 16 12 .324 10/0 Pitching Stats G W L ERA IP H R ER SO BB Junior 13 5 3 6.02 54.0 66 50 39 33 21 SOPHOMORES Zach Chinchilla #30 So.
Quigley High School Position: OF/P Bats: R Throws: R 60 time: 7.3 Arm Strength: 84 mph *Triple Crown Nationals Showcase results
This is Zach’s 3rd season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Zach played in 43 games and batted .311. Zach also pitched in 16 games, finished the season 6-3 with a 3.06 ERA and led the team in innings pitched as well as ERA. For his high school team, he was a varsity starter and WPIAL All Section as a freshman and a sophomore. At the Triple Crown Nationals in Richmond, Virginia, he ran a 7.3 60 yard dash and threw 84 mph from the mound. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Sophomore 43 134 103 21 32 9 1 1 25 24 31 .311 6/0 Pitching Stats G W L ERA IP H R ER SO BB Sophomore 16 6 3 3.06 67.2 75 37 23 41 18 Ryan Cox #2 So.
Hopewell High School Position: IF Bats: L Throws: R 60 time: 7.3 Arm Strength: 76-78 mph 
This is Ryan’s 4th Season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Ryan played in 24 games and finished with an impressive .409 batting average. Ryan started 21 games at shortstop and is capable of playing any position. Ryan was also the starting shortstop for his local Hopewell High School as a sophomore. Ryan ran a 7.3 60 yard dash at the fall tryouts and was clocked at 76 mph at Youthtowne field, in a game he pitched against the Travelling Saints. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Sophomore 24 83 66 24 27 2 0 0 7 14 4 .409 2/1 Pitching Stats G W L ERA IP H R ER SO BB Sophomore 1 1 0 3.60 5.0 5 3 2 4 2 Justin Dattilo #8 So.
North Allegheny High School Position: C Bats: R Throws: R 60 time: 7.4 Pop Time: 2.05 – 2.15 
This is Justin’s 3rd season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Justin played in 31 games and finished with a .341 batting average. Justin started 29 games as the catcher and played 2 games at first base. Justin also played for the Mid-Atlantic Canes and travelled to multiple tournaments up and down the east coast. Justin was clocked at a 7.4 60 yard and 2.08 pop time at the Sports Zone fall tryouts. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Sophomore 31 98 85 20 29 6 2 1 25 10 12 .341 0/0 James Divosevic #24 So.
North Allegheny High School Position: OF/P Bats: L Throws: R 60 time: 7.1 Arm Strength: 77-81 mph 
This was Jimmy’s 1st season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Jimmy played in 17 games and finished with a .303 batting average. Jimmy started 15 games in centerfield and 2 games in right field. Jimmy pitched in 5 games and was very impressive not giving up a run in 11 innings. Jimmy also played for the Mid-Atlantic Canes and travelled to multiple tournaments up and down the east coast. Jimmy was clocked at a 7.1 60 yard and 80 mph at the Sports Zone fall tryouts. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Sophomore 17 59 47 16 14 6 2 0 7 10 7 .303 2/2
Sophomore 5 2 0 0.00 11.0 4 0 0 7 5 Timmy Hughes #1 So.
Hopewell High School Position: 1B/LHP Bats: L Throws: L 60 time: 7.7 Arm Strength: 76-78 mph 
This is Timmy’s 4th Season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Timmy played in 39 games, finished with an impressive .370 batting average and led the team in RBI’s (34). Timmy also pitched in 7 games and finished 2-3. Timmy ran a 7.7 60 yard dash at the fall tryouts and was clocked at 77 mph. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Sophomore 39 130 100 30 37 10 0 2 34 24 14 .370 2/0 Pitching Stats G W L ERA IP H R ER SO BB Sophomore 7 2 3 7.71 16.1 18 18 14 21 20 Devin Kelosky #4 So.
Riverside High School Position: IF/P Bats: R Throws: R 60 time: 7.1 Arm Strength: 76-78 mph 
This is Devin’s 4th Season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Devin played in 29 games and finished with a .284 batting average. Devin started 27 games at second base and 2 games at short stop. Devin was also the starting second baseman for his local Riverside High School as a sophomore. Devin ran a 7.1 60 yard dash at the fall tryouts and was clocked at 76 mph. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Sophomore 29 85 67 23 19 5 2 0 10 14 15 .284 3/1 Pitching Stats G W L ERA IP H R ER SO BB Sophomore 2 1 0 0.00 7.0 5 2 0 5 0 James Meeker #16 So.
North Allegheny High School Position: IF/P Bats: L Throws: R 60 time: 7.4 Arm Strength: 79–81mph *Triple Crown Nationals Showcase results
This is James’s 4th Season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. James played in 46 games and finished with an impressive .472 batting average. James led the team in hits with 58 and doubles with 13. James started 21 games at second base and 10 games at third base. James pitched in 15 games and finished 7-2 with a 3.54 ERA. James ran a 7.4 60 yard dash and was clocked at 79 mph at the Triple Crown Nationals in Richmond, Va. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Sophomore 46 144 123 29 58 13 1 0 28 13 5 .472 6/1
Sophomore 15 7 2 3.54 53.1 60 25 21 33 11 Jake Pilewicz #5 So.
Quaker Valley High School Position: IF/P Bats: R Throws: R 60 time: 7.3 Arm Strength: 78-81 mph 
This is Jake’s 4th Season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Jake played in 30 games and finished with a .250 batting average. Jake started 22 games at thirdbase and is capable of playing any position. Jake was also the starting shortstop for his local Quaker Valley High School as a sophomore. Jake pitched 10 games and finished 1-3 with a 7.24 ERA. Jake ran a 7.3 60 yard dash and was clocked at 80 mph at the Triple Crown Nationals in Richmond, VA. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Sophomore 30 85 76 14 19 5 0 0 17 9 24 .250 6/0
Sophomore 10 1 3 7.24 27.1 43 30 22 15 16 Austin Ross #12 So.
Beaver High School Position: IF/P Bats: R Throws: R 60 time: 7.3 Arm Strength: 83-86 mph *Triple Crown Nationals All-Star Game
This is Austin’s 4th Season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Austin played in 43 games and finished with a .303batting average. Austin started 24 games at third base and 5 games at first base. Austin was also the starting first baseman for his local Beaver High School as a sophomore. Austin pitched in 14 games and was 6-2 with a 3.67 ERA. Austin ran a 7.3 60 yard dash at the fall tryouts and was clocked at 86 mph at the Triple Crown Nationals All-Star game. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Sophomore 43 114 89 29 27 9 1 0 19 20 13 .303 0/2
Sophomore 14 6 2 3.67 54.0 63 33 22 72 31 Todd Weischedel #21 So.
Rochester High School Position: OF Bats: R Throws: R 60 time: 7.3 Arm Strength: 74-76 mph 
This is Todd’s 3rd Season with the Sports Zone Baseball Academy. Todd played in 46 games and finished with.234 batting average. Todd started all 46 games at right field, was 2nd on the team in doubles with 10 and was the only player to hit a homerun with a wood bat in the BWP tournament. Todd was also the starting third baseman for his local Rochester High School as a sophomore. Todd ran a 7.3 60 yard dash at the fall tryouts and was clocked at 75 mph.. Hitting Stats GP PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Avg. SB/CS Sophomore 46 138 128 23 30 10 0 1 23 7 39 .234 2/0 2011 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Time Results May 24 Seneca Valley Palomino High Field Park 6:00 PM L 2-3 May 28 Independent Players Mt. Aloysius College 11:00 AM W 10-2 May 28 Seneca Valley Palomino Mt. Aloysius College 2:00 PM W 8-6 June 2 Diamond Dawgs Laroche College 6:00 PM T 5-5 June 4 Steel City Wildcats Seton Hill University 2:00 PM L 2-6 June 4 Springdale Baseball Seton Hill University 5:00 PM L 3-5 June 7 Red Sox Findlay Complex 6:00 PM L 2-5 BATTLE ON THE BORDER TOURNAMENT 16U YOUNGSTOWN, OH June 9 Columbiana Pemberton Front 6:00 PM W 15-0 June 10 Cleveland All-Stars Cene Park #3 6:30 PM W 12-3 June 11 Sam Pitzulo Homes Firestone Park 3:30 PM W 14-1 June 12 Cy Young Diamond Backs Quarter-Finals 10:00 AM W 3-2 June 12 Astro Falcons Semi-Finals 3:00 PM W 11-0 June 12 Livi Steel Finals 6:00 PM W 17-2 June 15 Steel City Wildcats Greentree Field 6:00 PM L 0-10 June 16 Diamond Dawgs Monaca High School 6:00 PM L 4-6
June 18 Lansing Hit Club Holt Varsity 9:00 AM W 4-2 June 18 Harper Baseball Holt Varsity 11:30 AM W 9-0 June 19 Lansing Hit Club Semi-Finals 9:00 AM W 3-2 June 19 Stars Baseball Academy (IN) Finals 1:00 PM W 7-2 June 22 Red Sox Monaca High School 6:00 PM L 3-12 MOUNTAINEER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT 16U MORGANTOWN, WV June 25 Philadelphia Whiz Kids Morgantown, WV 5:50 PM W 2-1 June 25 Diamond State Longhorns (DE) Morgantown, WV 7:50 PM W 9-2 June 26 Loudon County South Eagles Morgantown, WV Semi-Finals L 6-7 BOYS OF SUMMER TOURNAMENT 17U CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH July 2 Strongsville Dirtbags Willaim O Dotson Field 9:00 AM W 11-0 July 2 Ohio Sharks Summit Lake Park 1:30 PM W 13-2 July 3 Perry Post 221 Perry High School 1:30 PM W 8-6 July 3 Allegheny Hustlers Semi-Finals 11:15 AM L 2-10 July 6 North Allegheny Monaca High School 6:00 PM L 4-7 July 8 Allegheny Tigers Monaca High School 6:00 PM L 3-13 July 9 Independent Players Kent State University 11:00 AM W 9-1 July 10 Independent Players Springdale 11:00 AM W 15-1 July 12 Seneca Valley Palomino Monaca High School 6:00 PM W 12-8 July 14 Allegheny Tigers Chartiers Valley 6:00 PM W 12-8 July 16 Springdale Baseball Springdale 3:30 PM L 1-11 L 5-7 July 20 Red Sox Findlay Complex 2:30 PM L 3-14 July 20 Allegheny Tigers Chartiers Valley 6:00 PM L 0-4 July 21 North Allegheny North Allegheny 3:30 PM L 3-4 July 21 Diamond Dawgs Laroche College 6:00 PM L 4-5 BWP BATS TOURNAMENT 16U DUBOIS, PA July 23 Flood City Elite Navy Dubois, PA 3:45 PM W 10-0 July 23 Elite Baseball Academy Dubois, PA 6:00 PM W 3-2 July 24 Providence Baseball Academy Quarter-Finals 11:45 AM W 13-3 July 24 Flood City Elite Gold Semi-Finals 2:00 PM W 9-3 July 24 BWP Bats Finals 4:45 PM W 9-2 TRIPLE CROWN NATIONALS 16U RICHMOND, VA July 26 BC Saints (NJ) Virginia Sports Complex 3:45 PM W 10-0 July 26 Connecticut Owls Virginia Sports Complex 6:00 PM W 8-6 July 27 Virginia Knights JR Tucker HS 8:00 AM W 10-0 July 28 Dallas Dodgers (TX) Playoffs 3:30 PM W 7-4 July 29 BWP Bats Quarter-Finals 8:00 AM W 3-1 July 29 Bearcats Baseball Semi-Finals 1:00 PM L 2-4
COLLEGE PLAYERS & DRAFTED PLAYERS Player High School College/University Nico Baldelli Riverside Mercyhurst College Matt Berezo Pine Richland Duke University Brian Billigen Bishop Canevin Cornell University DJ Cannon Mars Seton Hill University Zach Davis Hampton Penn State Greater Allegheny Nate DeFilippi Central Valley Seton Hill University Scott Dierdorf Hopewell Penn State Greater Allegheny Richie Doyle North Allegheny Penn State Behrend Brad Duffy Vincentian Mercyhurst College Brandon Durbin Seneca Valley Grove City College Tyler George Hopewell Barton College Brad Goedker Monaca Cleveland State University Matt Greene Beaver Mt. Union Michael Guarascio Central Valley Thiel College Andrew Heck North Hills Duquesne University Kyle Helisek Seneca Valley Villanova University Richie Hocanson Rochester Slippery Rock University Dan Jergel Seneca Valley Mercyhurst College Brad Johnson Seneca Valley University of Charleston (WV) Anthony Lamont Southside California University of PA Seth Libby Quaker Valley George Washington University Marcus Magister Hampton Grove City College Cory Mazzoni Seneca Valley North Carolina State University *Drafted in 26th Round by Washington Nationals Cory McGinnis Hampton Winthrop University Brandon Mosely New Brighton LaRoche College Frank Poerio Hampton Flagler College Ryan Robowski Uniontown Ohio Dominican
Kris Roper Beaver Ashland University Zach Schmidt Moon Bowling Green State University Andy Sharek Quaker Valley Wittenberg College Dylan Songer North Allegheny Indiana University of PA Alex Valadja North Catholic James Madison University Christian Valeriano Riverside Lehigh University Chris Vergos Gateway Duquesne University Max Vogel Hopewell Winthrop University Kenny Walrond Seneca Valley Mercyhurst College Quinten Williams Central Catholic Northwestern University
Derrick Zeroski West Allegheny Duquesne University Geoff Zonn Kiski Lynchburg College
11 Bradley Bekampis 5’ 8 150 OF/P L/L Fr. Mt. Lebanon 18 Phil Madonna 5’ 6 160 C R/R Fr. Vincentian 14 Nolan Lamont 6’ 0 185 3B/P R/R Fr. Southside 13 Bobby Suder 5’ 9 140 IF/P L/R Fr. Central Valley 20 Robert Dimaggio 5’ 4 120 2B/Util R/R Fr. Western Beaver 10 David Boehme 5’ 11 160 SS/P R/R Fr. Seton LaSalle 3 Jordan Yates 5’ 10 165 OF/P R/R Fr. Beaver 2 Nick Miller 6’ 1 140 SS/P R/R Fr. Western Beaver 44 Jason Abbs 5’10 160 IF/P R/R Fr. North Allegheny 99 Parker Lynn 5’10 155 C R/R Fr. Belle Vernon 34 Brandon Rossier 6’0 175 1B R/R Fr. North Allegheny Manager: Jory Coughenour Sports Zone River Bandits 15U (17-13) No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. B/T Yr. High School 9 Artie Luptak 5’ 8 165 C R/R Fr. Quaker Valley 5 Nathan Furl 5’ 7 145 3B/P R/R Fr. Mars 21 Tyler St. Esprit 5’ 11 165 SS/Util R/R Fr. New Brighton 4 Nick Norwig 5’ 10 145 OF/C R/R Fr. North Allegheny 10 Matt Feits 6’ 1 150 1B/P R/R Fr. Freedom 25 Jake Debo 5’ 10 170 3B/P R/R Fr. New Brighton 3 Adam Natale 5’ 5 140 2B R/R Fr. Mars 24 Matt Rose 5’ 10 125 SS/P R/R Fr. Beaver 16 Anthony Guarascio 6’ 1 165 C/1B L/R Fr. Central Valley 5 Jon Hill 6’ 1 190 1B/P L/L Fr. Beaver
Kyle Motta 5’ 9 175 3B/C/P R/R Fr. Seneca Valley 7 Nick Mosso 5’ 9 150 C/OF R/R Fr. Seneca Valley Dan Barna 5’ 9 145 OF/P L/L Fr. Seneca Valley Jake Laskey 5’ 6 155 OF/P R/R Fr. Seneca Valley Bryce Schnatterly 6’ 0 145 3B/P R/R Fr. Seneca Valley 14 Colton Gossett 6’ 0 165 1B/P R/R Fr. Ambridge Jake Ferguson 5’10 165 SS/IF R/R Fr. Seneca Valley Alex Hadjuk 5’ 10 160 2B/IF R/R Fr. Seneca Valley Doug McKinney 5’ 10 150 1B/P L/L Fr. Seneca Valley Donnie Valentine 5’ 10 160 IF/P R/R Fr. Seneca Valley Matt Cavanaugh 5’9 155 C R/R Fr. Seneca Valley Manager: Jory Coughenour YOUNGER ROSTERS Sports Zone Astros 14U (24-8) Sports Zone Panthers 14U (17-13) Sports Zone Pirates 13U (23-11) Num Name Num Name Num Name 10 Nick Gentry 4 Johnny Britner 47 Austin Koniecska 1 Kevin Gannon 33 Matt Wagner 10 Alex Tanabe 16 Grant Smith Luke Scheidmantle 1 Zerek Zimkovich 22 Adam Pilewicz 11 Matt Cunningham 4 Lucas Carroll 23 Ryan Sproule 5 Mark Zurich 24 Nick Doolittle 9 Robert Klintchock 8 Nathan Owen 15 Amos Luptak 3 Tyler Garbee 21 Cody Acon 5 Brad Eckman 25 Christian Miller 12 Richard Buletko 11 Timmy Hampe 24 Dustin Lander 7 Austin Allison 13 Kenny Dorn 30 Alex Madonna 10 Ben Miller 8 Austin Walker 24 Sam Duerr 12 David Anderson 7 Corey Laskey Manager: Jory Coughenour Manager: Doug Piatt Manager: Jory Coughenour Sports Zone Astros 12U (28-13) Sports Zone Mudcats 11U (18-12) Num Name Num Name 8 Dylan Rotz 25 Johnny Nixon 30 Jimmy Nixon 3 Ryan Genevie 4 Derrick Littlefield 23 Jonathan Jansma 20 RJ Debo 11 Carson Gray 7 Matt Kennelly 21 Anthony Cinicolla 13 Jack Anderson 8 Luc Madonna 12 Jack Cassidy 44 Joey Alampi 31 Chris Tanabe 24 Brett Heckert 5 Garrison Bell 22 Brock Meyers 3 Tre Thomas 4 Joey Kozlina 22 Michael Michalski 18 Nicholas Campalong 16 Anthony Sebastian Manager: Patrick Cutshall Manager: Patrick Cutshall 2011 SPORTS ZONE OFFICIAL YEARBOOK Directory: files files -> Answer True False 2 points Question 2 files -> Integer programming and game theory files -> 4 Integer Programming files -> Bpa vehicle Window Repair Scenario #1 task: Procure vehicle window relacement. Objective files -> Pop Warner History files -> North Carolina Inclusion Initiative Mapping Where Children with ieps are Being Served Purpose files -> Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Program Data: Standard 1 Exhibit 4d files -> Hanban – asia society confucius classrooms network 2010 request for proposal files -> Northern England’s set-jetting locations Download 77.78 Kb. Share with your friends:
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