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HOME OF THE BULLDOGS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2005 Season Preview....................................... 2
2005 Baseball Roster ....................................... 3
2005 CSM Baseball Schedule.......................... 4
Coast Conference Schedule ............................ 5
President's Message ........................................ 6
Director of Athletics.......................................... 7
2004 Stats ........................................................ 8
The Right Stuff.................................................. 9
A Real Bulldog................................................ 10
Ben Julianel .................................................... 11
Field of Dreams ......................................... 12-13
2004 All-Conference Players.......................... 15
Campus/Athletic Facilities......................... 16-22
The Last Game on Grass at CSM .................. 23
Bulldog Golf Tournament ............................... 24
Support Staff .................................................. 25
Preparing Legends ......................................... 26
CSM Baseball Facts....................................... 27
Head Coach .................................................. 28
Assistant Coaches.......................................... 29
Sophomore Profiles................................... 30-34
Freshmen Profiles...................................... 35-39
2004 Season in Review .................................. 40
Dog’s Go On................................................... 42
Player Matriculation........................................ 43
CSM Baseball Records .................................. 44
Notable Alumns .............................................. 45
Bulldog Strength & Conditioning.................... 46
Bulldog Photos............................................... 49
Bulldogs in the News ..................................... 50
Map of CSM ................................................... 52
Important Phone Numbers
Admissions and Records ........... (650) 574-6165
Athletic Trainer............................ (650) 574-6451
Baseball Office ........................... (650) 358-6875
College Health Center ............... (650) 574-6396
College Switchboard ................. (650) 574-6161
Director of Athletics ................... (650) 574-6462
Physical Education/Athletics
Division Office ............................ (650) 574-6461
ON THE COVER
From Left to Right: 2004 All American and 2005 Pre-Season All-American Dan Nava, former Head Coach and
Bulldog Legend John Noce, sophomore Ben Colton, 2005 Pre-Season All-American Robbie McDonald, sophomore
Matt Canepa (top), 2004 All Coast Conference sophomore, Durell Williams (bottom).
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2005 SEASON PREVIEW
The 2005 Bulldogs had to
overcome some major obstacles
before they ever encountered an
opponent on the baseball field.
Due to major field renovations the
Bulldogs moved workouts to an off
campus facility for the entire Fall
semester. Though the field was
a short drive away from campus,
the setting was not ideal for college baseball. However, the 2005
Bulldogs proved their determination and demonstrating a solid
work ethic and desire to make the
best out of the situation. Assistant Coach Brian Vogel noted,
“The players were able to adapt to
the new setting and overlook any
adversity the situation presented.”
This year the quest for the State
Title continues. The Bulldogs are
led by a solid group of returning
sophomores along with some talented freshmen and transfers who
look to be contributors in their first
year.
The Bulldogs will be lead by
three returning All-Coast Conference players. Daniel Nava (So,
Of, Santa Clara) hit a staggering
.430 with 7 HR’s and 58 RBI’s and
was named All-American as well
as 1st Team All-Coast Conference.
Nava is a whole package- very
good outfielder , runs well and has
tremendous offensive prowess.
1st Team All-Coast Conference
selection Robbie McDonald (So,
If, Foster City) looks to anchor the
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defense at 3rd base. McDonald
put up impressive numbers at the
plate in 2004 and has tremendous
arm strength. Durell Williams
(So, Of, Palo Alto) was named 2nd
Team All-Coast Conference in
2004. Williams has a sound swing
at the plate and has exceptional
speed on the bases. His defense
warrants comparison to some of
the past great centerfielders at
CSM.
Pitching should be one of the
Bulldogs strengths this year. A
host of freshmen look to compliment some quality sophomores.
Ben Langridge (So, RHP, Burlingame) has shown great command and is battling for one of
the starting spots. Kyle Woodruff
(Fr, RHP, San Jose) has been
dominating at times during the fall
and is also looking to start during
the 2005 season. Another solid
arm on the Bulldogs staff is Tyler
Fockler (Fr, RHP, Scotts Valley).
Fockler has shown good velocity
as well as a devastating breaking
ball. Bryan Faulds (Fr, RHP, San
Ramon) has a Bulldog presence
on the mound and great command
of three pitches. Ben Colton
(So, RHP, Reno, NV) and Jessie
Weller (So, LHP, Reno, NV) are
two returning Bulldogs that have
shown their ability to command
the strike zone and an unrelenting competitive spirit. Robert
Gamch (So, LHP, Santa Clara),
who also plays wide received on
the football team, is a left-handed
specialist and has shown he may
be ready to compete for a starting role. Daniel Hernandez (So,
RHP, Watsonville), Ryan Peters
(Fr, RHP, Santa Cruz), and Mikael
Ryder (Fr, RHP, San Mateo) look
to contribute in their first year.
Other sophomores who look
to lead the Bulldogs are: Eddie
Browne (So, If, Menlo Park), Matt
Canepa (So, C, Danville), Ricky
Navarro (So, Of, Palo Alto) and
Ronnie Glensor (So, Of, Reno,
NV). Browne has one of the
best gloves on the infield and is
a great contact hitter. Canepa
has a shown good leadership
abilities to compliment his physical ability. Navarro has a strong
accurate arm from the outfield and
is a disciplined hitter. Glensor
has shown good defensive ability
as well as having a potent lefthanded bat.
Some new faces to keep your
eye on are: Tony Cozzolino (Fr,
If, Half Moon Bay), Ivan Fujii (Fr,
If, Honalulu, HI), Cameron Leck
(Fr, If, Carson City, NV), Mitch
Moses (Fr, If, Lake Oswego, OR),
Henry Wrigley (Fr, If, San Carlos),
Michael Aicardi (Fr, Of, San
Francisco), Ryan Battle (Fr, Of,
Oakland), Nick Farren (Fr, C, San
Diego), Matt Van Orden (Fr, C,
Belmont).
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2005 BULLDOG ROSTER
NAME
PITCHERS
YEAR
B/T
POS HEIGHT WEIGHT HIGH SCHOOL
37
Ben Colton
Soph.
R/R
RHP
6’5”
225
Reno (NV)
35
Bryan Faulds
Fresh.
R/R
RHP
6’2”
190
California
14
Tyler Fockler
Fresh.
R/R
RHP
6’4”
180
Scotts Valley
23
Robert Gamch
Soph.
L/L
LHP
6’0”
185
Aragon
20
Daniel Hernandez
Soph.
R/R
RHP
6’2”
170
Watsonville
36
Ben Langridge
Soph.
R/R
RHP
6’3”
215
San Lorenzo Valley
15
Ryan Peters
Fresh.
R/R
RHP
6’2”
210
Soquel
28
Mikael Ryder
Fresh.
R/R
RHP
6’0”
175
Aragon
8
Jessie Weller
Soph.
R/L
LHP
6’0”
185
Reno (NV)
27
KyleWoodruff
Fresh.
R/R
RHP
6’6”
220
Leland
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INFIELDERS
3
Eddie Browne
Soph.
R/R
Inf.
5’9”
160
Menlo Atherton
12
Tony Cozzolino
Fresh.
R/R
Inf.
6’1”
155
Serra
10
Ivan Fujii
Fresh.
R/R
Inf.
5’8”
165
Roosevelt (HI)
38
Cameron Leck
Fresh.
R/R
Inf.
6’3”
220
Carson (NV)
7
Robbie McDonald
Soph.
R/R
Inf.
6’2”
205
San Mateo
13
Mitch Moses
Fresh.
R/R
Inf.
5’6”
155
Lake Oswego (OR)
16
Henry Wrigley
Fresh.
R/R
Inf.
6’3”
185
Burlingame
OUTFIELDERS
21
Michael Aicardi
Fresh.
R/R
OF
6’1”
175
Sacred Heart
17
Ryan Battle
Fresh.
L/R
OF
5’8”
190
San Leandro
26
Ronnie Glensor
Soph.
L/L
OF
5’11”
175
McQueen (NV)
33
DanielNava
Soph.
S/L
OF
5’10”
190
St. Francis
11
Rickey Navarro
Soph.
R/R
OF
6’3”
185
Gunn
5
Durell Williams
Soph.
R/R
OF
5’8”
155
Palo Alto
CATCHERS
9
Matt Canepa
Soph.
R/R
C
6’1”
190
Monte Vista
22
Nick Farren
Soph.
R/R
C
6’3”
230
Patrick Henry
29
Matt Van Orden
Fresh.
R/R
C
5’10”
175
Carlmont
Taylor Fontana
Fresh.
L/L
OF
5’10”
170
Scotts Valley
Joey Grant
Fresh.
R/L
LHP
6’1”
180
Soquel
Scotty Nielson
Soph.
R/R
Inf.
5’9”
185
San Ramon Valley
RED SHIRTS
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2005 CSM BASEBALL SCHEDULE
DATE
DAY
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LOCATION
TIME
Feb. 5
Feb. 8
Feb. 10
Feb. 11
Feb. 12
Feb. 16
Feb. 17
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Mar. 3
Mar. 5
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Mar. 10
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Mar. 17
Mar. 19
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
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Apr. 5
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Apr. 9
Apr. 12
Apr. 14
Apr. 16
Apr. 19
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Apr. 23
Apr. 26
Apr. 28
Apr. 30
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May 5
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Contra Costa College
Los Medanos College
Chabot College
Santa Rosa Jr. College
Ohlone College
Solano Jr. College
College of Marin
College of Marin
Shasta Jr. College
American River College
Shasta Jr. College
*Cabrillo College
*Canada College
*Skyline College
*De Anza College
*City College of San Francisco
*Mission College
*West Valley College
*Chabot College
*San Jose City College
*Cabrillo College
*Hartnell College
*Skyline College
*City College of San Francisco
*De Anza College
*Monterey Peninsula College
*Mission College
*Canada College
*Ohlone College
*Cabrillo College
*City College of San Francisco
*Canada College
*Skyline College
*De Anza College
*Mission College
*Gavilan College
San Mateo
San Mateo
San Mateo
San Mateo
Fremont
San Mateo
Marin
San Mateo
San Mateo
San Mateo
San Mateo
San Mateo
Redwoood City
San Mateo
San Mateo
San Francisco
Santa Clara
San Mateo
San Mateo
San Jose
Aptos
San Mateo
San Bruno
San Mateo
Cupertino
Monterey
San Mateo
San Mateo
Fremont
San Mateo
San Francisco
Redwood City
San Mateo
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Gilroy
12 Noon
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
12 Noon
2 pm
10 am
2 pm
2 pm
12 Noon
2 pm
2 pm
12 Noon
2 pm
2 pm
12 Noon
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
2 pm
12 Noon
2 pm
2 pm
12 Noon
2 pm
2 pm
12 Noon
2 pm
2 pm
12 Noon
2 pm
2 pm
* Indicates Coast Conference Game
Head Coach: Doug Williams
Assistants: Bill Duplissea, Steve Schefsky
Brian Vogel
Statistician: Mike Brusin
Athletic Dean: Gary Dilley
Athletic Trainer: Patrick FitzGerald
Equipment Manager: Ken Haren
President: Shirley Kelly
Baseball Office Phone: (650) 358-6875
Vice President, Instruction: Michael Claire
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2005 COAST CONFERENCE BASEBALL SCHEDULE
ROUND 1
ROUND 2
ROUND 3
Tuesday 2 pm
Thursday 2pm
March 3
Canada @ Skyline
DeAnza @ SFCC
Cabrillo @ San Mateo
San Jose @ West Valley
Chabot @ Gavilan
Monterey @ Hartnell
Ohlone @ Mission
March 10
Monterey @ San Jose
Hartnell @ Chabot
Gavilan @ Ohlone
SFCC @ Mission
Cabrillo @ Skyline
DeAnza @ San Mateo
Canada @ West Valley
March 17
Canada @ Ohlone
Hartnell @ SFCC
Skyline @ Chabot
Cabrillo @ San Jose
Gavilan @ DeAnza
West Valley @ San Mateo
Mission @ Monterey
March 8
Hartnell @ San Jose
Ohlone @ Chabot
West Valley @ Monterey
Canada @ DeAnza
Mission @ Cabrillo
Skyline @ San Mateo
SFCC @ Gavilan
March 15
DeAnza @ Cabrillo
SFCC @ Canada
San Mateo @ Mission
Ohlone @ West Valley
Chabot @ San Jose
Gavilan @ Hartnell
Monterey @ Skyline
Spring Break March 21 through March 27
March 29
March 31
Chabot @ West Valley
SFCC @ DeAnza
Hartnell @ Ohlone
Skyline @ Canada
Monterey @ Gavilan
San Mateo @ Cabrillo
Canada @ SFCC
Chabot @ Hartnell
Cabrillo @ Mission
Ohlone @ Monterey
DeAnza @ Skyline
West Valley @ San Jose
San Mateo @ San Jose
Mission @ Gavilan
April 5
April 7
West Valley @ Hartnell
Hartnell @ Monterey
Ohlone @ Gavilan
Gavilan @ San Jose
San Jose @ Chabot
West Valley @ Ohlone
San Mateo @ Skyline
SFCC @ San Mateo
Mission @ SFCC
Skyline @ Cabrillo
Cabrillo @ DeAnza
Canada @ Mission
Monterey @ Canada
DeAnza @ Chabot
April 12
April 14
West Valley @ Skyline
Skyline @ SFCC
Chabot @ Cabrillo
DeAnza @ Canada
Ohlone @ DeAnza
Mission @ San Mateo
San Mateo @ Monterey
San Jose @ Hartnell
Canada @ Gavilan
Gavilan @ West Valley
San Jose @ SFCC
Monterey @ Chabot
Hartnell @ Mission
Cabrillo @ Ohlone
April 19
April 21
DeAnza @ Monterey
Cabrillo @ San Mateo
San Jose @ Skyline
Mission @ DeAnza
Hartnell @ Canada
SFCC @ Skyline
Gavilan @ Cabrillo
Gavilan @ Monterey
West Valley @ Mission
Hartnell @ West Valley
Chabot @ SFCC
San Jose @ Ohlone
San Mateo @ Ohlone
Chabot @ Canada
April 26
April 28
DeAnza @ SFCC
Canada @ DeAnza
Cabrillo @ Skyline
Skyline @ San Mateo
San Mateo @ Canada
Mission @ Cabrillo
West Valley @ Chabot
Chabot @ Gavilan
Monterey @ Ohlone
Ohlone @ Hartnell
Gavilan @ Hartnell
San Jose @ West Valley
Mission @ San Jose
SFCC @ Monterey
May 3
May 5
San Jose @ Gavilan
Chabot @ San Jose
West Valley @ Monterey
Ohlone @ West Valley
Hartnell @ Chabot
Monterey @ Hartnell
San Mateo @ Mission
Mission @ Canada
De Anza @ Cabrillo
Skyline @ DeAnza
SFCC @ Canada
Cabrillo @ SFCC
Skyline @ Ohlone
San Mateo @ Gavilan
Friday 12 noon
March 4
Ohlone @ Hartnell
West Valley @ Chabot
Gavilan @ Monterey
Skyline @ Mission
Cabrillo @ SFCC
San Mateo @ Canada
DeAnza @ San Jose
March 12
San Jose @ Ohlone
Chabot @ Monterey
West Valley @ Gavilan
San Mateo @ SFCC
Skyline @ DeAnza
Mission @ Canada
Cabrillo @ Hartnell
March 19
Hartnell @ West Valley
Monterey @ Ohlone
San Jose @ Gavilan
Mission @ DeAnza
SFCC @ Skyline
Canada @ Cabrillo
Chabot @ San Mateo
April 2
Gavilan @ Skyline
Monterey @ Cabrillo
Hartnell @ San Mateo
Ohlone @ SFCC
West Valley @ DeAnza
San Jose @ Canada
Mission @ Chabot
April 9
San Jose @ Monterey
Chabot @ Ohlone
Hartnell @ Gavilan
Mission @ Skyline
Cabrillo @ Canada
San Mateo @ DeAnza
SFCC @ West Valley
April 16
Ohlone @ San Jose
Monterey @ West Valley
Gavilan @ Chabot
SFCC @ Cabrillo
DeAnza @ Mission
Canada @ San Mateo
Skyline @ Hartnell
April 23
Monterey @ San Jose
West Valley @ Gavilan
Ohlone @ Chabot
Skyline @ Mission
Canada @ Cabrillo
San Mateo @ SFCC
DeAnza @ Hartnell
April 30
SFCC @ Mission
DeAnza @ San Mateo
Canada @ Skyline
Gavilan @ Ohlone
Chabot @ Monterey
Hartnell @ San Jose
Cabrillo @ West Valley
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ADMINISTRATION
The Administration Building
In Building 1, you can find the offices of the President, the Vice Presidents,
Admissions and Records, Counseling, and Health Services.
Office
of the
President
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College of San Mateo baseball continues to build on the great baseball
tradition which began over
30 years ago.
In addition to making repeat
appearances in the state
playoffs, CSM is nationally
recognized for producing
quality student-athletes.
We are proud that so many
of our players accept
scholarships to four-year
colleges and universities and that
others sign contracts to play professional baseball. We also take great
pride in the fact that between
1995-2004, 95% of our baseball
players graduated from
CSM. Our program is as
strong as ever, led by an
exceptional coaching staff
that is committed to building successful teams and
to the development of our
student-athletes. We look
forward to the 2005 baseball season and wish the
bulldog team great success.
Shirley J. Kelly
President
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ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION
Director of
Athletics
Gary Dilley became
the Dean of Physical
Education and Athletics
at College of San Mateo
in 1988. This was not his
first association with the
College Heights campus
or its athletic program.
As a student, Dilley
attended CSM from
1966 to ’68 and played
basketball for legendary
coach Jack Avina while
also a member of the track team.
This experience made him a lifelong
believer in the value of community
colleges and community college
athletics.
Following graduation from CSM, Dilley
completed his bachelor’s degree at
the University of California at Santa
Barbara, where he competed in track
and field. For 17 years afterward he
taught, coached, and served as the
Athletic Director at Half Moon Bay
High School.
Dilley is proud of the coaching staff
at College of San Mateo. He credits
Coach Doug Williams with taking the
baseball program to a new
level of all-around excellence, both on the field of
play and in the classroom.
That academic achievement aids in the placement
of players in four-year institutions.
Dilley, a firm believer in the
necessity of weight training
in athletics, has overseen
the development of the
CSM Weight Training Center. He was
also influential in the establishment of
a substance abuse education program
and a full-time athletic advisement program continues to be one of his goals.
He insists on the observation of state
recruiting regulations and believes
CSM’s athletic programs should feature local athletes. A native of San
Francisco and a graduate of Menlo
Atherton High School, Dilley earned
his master’s degree in Public Administration at the College of Notre Dame.
His wife, Pam, also a former CSM student, volunteers at various College of
San Mateo events. His son, Adrian,
is a recent graduate of UC Santa
Barbara.
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2004 BULLDOG STATS
Hitting
GP
AB
R
H
AVE
RBI
2B
3B
HR
BB
SO
HB
SH
SF
SB
CS
SLUG%
OB%
28 Nava, Daniel, Fr, OF
37
151
46
65
0.430
58
17
3
6
21
16
3
0
3
6
2
0.701
0.500
15 Guy, John, So, IF
20
21
0
9
0.429
3
1
0
0
2
3
1
0
0
0
0
0.476
0.500
33
116
37
48
0.413
26
4
3
3
21
19
2
2
1
11
2
0.577
0.500
10
10
3
4
0.400
2
2
0
0
2
4
1
0
0
1
0
0.600
0.538
2 Himes, Cody, Fr, IF
20 McCombe, Dylan, Fr, OF
11 Navarro, Rickey, Fr, OF
8
5
2
2
0.400
1
1
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0.600
0.571
35
138
33
53
0.384
43
11
0
2
26
12
3
0
4
2
0
0.507
0.480
5 Williams, Durell, Fr, OF
36
111
36
42
0.378
14
8
0
0
17
14
1
4
2
9
3
0.450
0.444
22 McDonald, Robbie, Fr, IF
37
133
40
50
0.375
29
18
1
4
14
14
13
0
4
8
1
0.617
0.470
44 Neale, Casey, So, OF
35
148
35
50
0.338
48
11
0
13
14
33
3
1
2
4
3
0.678
0.399
24 Wilmer, Ryan, So, IF
14 Rosaia, Dan, So, C
33
103
21
34
0.330
15
6
0
2
9
7
1
4
1
0
1
0.447
0.373
9 Lang, C.J., So, IF
37
153
46
50
0.327
30
20
1
2
29
12
5
0
5
16
3
0.510
0.438
8 Epidendio, Nick, So, IF
37
148
34
43
0.291
23
17
1
0
22
14
5
4
3
3
0
0.419
0.385
3 Canepa, Matt, Fr, C
20
31
4
9
0.290
4
1
0
0
3
4
4
0
0
1
0
0.323
0.421
16 Medina, Matt, So, IF
22
42
10
12
0.286
8
1
0
0
4
3
3
3
0
2
0
0.310
0.388
23 Girouard, Phillip, Fr, OF
26
43
10
9
0.209
5
2
0
1
7
11
1
0
1
4
2
0.326
0.327
10 Uehara, John, So, OF
20
15
4
2
0.133
1
0
0
0
1
6
1
0
0
0
0
0.133
0.235
33 Ng, Laurence, Fr, OF
7
11
1
1
0.091
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
0
0
0.091
0.154
36 Campbell, Matt, So, P
1
0
0
0
0.000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.000
0.000
12 Baukol, Ryan, Fr, C
6
5
1
0
0.000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.000
0.000
7 Buhs, Travis, So, IF
8
5
0
0
0.000
0
0
0
0
2
4
1
0
0
0
0
0.000
0.375
1389 363 483 0.348
312
120
9
33
196
180
27 67
17
0.518
0.434
HB
WP
BK
Team Totals
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49 18
Pitching
GP
GS
CG
W
L
S
IP
R
ER
ERA
H
BB
SO
35 O’Connell, Seth, So, LP
3
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
0
0.00
3
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Ten Years of Pitching Tradition
1995- Ryan Cuneen, closer, Scholarship to Oklahoma State
1996- Reed Colley, #1 starter, Scholarship to Vanderbilt University
Steve Bray, #2 starter, Scholarship to University of South Carolina
1997- Joe Garibaldi, #1 starter, Scholarship to San Diego State University
1998- Peter Dyball, #1 starter, Scholarship to U.C. Santa Barbara
Andrew Frierson, #2 starter, Signed with the Montreal Expos
1999- Brian Meagher, #1 starter, Signed with the San Francisco Giants
2000- Beau Richardson, #1 starter, Scholarship to Tulane University
2001- Bryan Williams, #1 starter, Scholarship to the University of San Francisco
Dan Morasci, #2 starter, Scholarship to Metro State University
2003- Scott Feldman, #1 starter, Signed with the Texas Rangers
Jesse Allen, #2 starter, Scholarship to Sonoma State University
2004- Chris Mezzavilla, #1 starter, Scholarship to Saint Mary’s College
Matt Campbell, #2 starter, Scholarship to Sacramento State University
Jason Piepmeier, #3 starter, Scholarship to Sonoma State University
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NICK EPIDENDIO
Nick Epidendio (Eppi) had a fantastic Bulldog career. Eppi was a key member of the 2003 and
2004 teams. He was a two-year starter for the Dogs as well as a two-year All-Coast Conference
selection. His athletic ability and baseball instinct allowed him to play a multitude of positions
as he started at 1st and 3rd base as well as the outfield. He hit 4th in the line-up for most of the
2004 season, not because of his power, but his ability to compete. It was hard to find a player on
the field who was a tougher out than Eppi. He frustrated pitchers with his relentless approach to
put the ball in play and fight off good pitches. In fact, ten pitch at bats became routine. Eppi’s
work ethic and preparation allowed him to maximize his ability on the CSM diamond. While at
CSM, Eppi understood his strengths and worked hard to eliminate some of his weaknesses. Eppi
was the winner of the 2004 “Bulldog” award and has transferred to San Jose State University on
a baseball scholarship. His enthusiasm and competitive spirit will be missed dearly, however he
has left an indelible impression on the Bulldog program.
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COMPETE…Defined by Webster’s Dictionary…To strive or contend with
another or others. Coach Williams claims Ben epitomizes this definition as well
as any Bulldog he has had. In fact, Williams boasts Ben could be the best pure
competitor he has ever coached! “Ben has a rare interest and energy level towards competition” notes Coach Williams, “His enthusiasm and desire to get
into the battle is just outstanding.”
Ben had a somewhat frustrating career at CSM. The Carlmont graduate was
hampered by elbow soreness, limiting his playing time and effectiveness. “I
believe Ben’s ability to control his slider and curveball at an early age may have
contributed to some arm trouble. He clearly figured if he could command these
pitches he could neutralize most hitters.” CSM witnessed a great example of
his command as he pitched one of the best ballgames ever thrown by a CSM
pitcher. Julianel dominated a very
good Lassen College team with an
89 pitch eight-inning performance.
Unfortunately, that was the last outing Ben felt 100% while at CSM.
Perhaps faced with the most difficult
decision of his life, Ben contemplated giving up on his baseball career.
Two years of incredibly hard work,
combined with a great amount of frustration weighed heavily on the young
lefty. However, after much thinking, Ben decided to give it one more try. Ben
transferred to San Diego State, and began a slow process of getting back in
pitching shape. Ben found his arm getting stronger and most importantly he
still had the feel for throwing his breaking pitches. As a result, Ben excelled
at San Diego State in his senior year and signed with the St. Louis Cardinal
organization. Ben continued to improve his location, command, and velocity
with the Cardinals. As a reliever and closer, Ben started posting an incredible
ERA and strike out to walk ratio. He quickly gained the reputation of a top lefthanded prospect who is very tough on right-handed hitters and flat out nasty
on lefties.
In 2003, the New York Yankees finalized a deal that puts Ben’s stock and
reputation in perspective. The Yankees were willing to give up a major league player (Sterling Hitchcock) for two Cardinal
players. However, the Yankee’s would not settle on the deal until the Cardinals agreed to include Ben! Of course, Ben is
thrilled to be with the Yankee’s.
Ben continues to remember his roots as he regularly visits the Bulldogs. “He’s as loyal as they come,” says Williams “He
visits us, as well as Carlmont, whenever he comes to town. He talks to the team about how the past is a part of his present and how special his days as a Bulldog were.” Great stuff from the ultimate Bulldog Warrior. Best of luck Ben and keep
competing!
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The New Bulldog Field of Dreams includes:
• Entire field renovated in state of the art Field Turf
• New Fencing around the entire facility
• Expanded Dugouts
• Completely renovated drainage system
• Full 9 inning scoreboard
• Bleachers along the 3rd Base side
• Equipment storage Building
• New bleachers behind the backstop
• Concession/Restroom Facility
• 30’ pro-style back stop
• 50’x 70’ lighted batting cage with 3 full length tunnels
• New bullpen mounds
• Field Turf and drainage installed in batting cages
• Outdoor Sound System
The first roll of the turf.
Brian Vogel and Doug Williams help Bothman Project
Managers Bob Turner and Gary Cooke with the ground
breaking at homeplate.
The Peninsula was hit with an unsual amount of rain in
the fall which push back the completion date of the field.
Bothman Project Manager Gary Cooke took the Bulldogs
on the field to chase away the rain with an ancient Hopi
Indian ceremony. Players burned incense on the mound,
home plate and dugouts to help the construction crew
finish the project.
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The Bulldogs would
like to send a special
thank you to San
Mateo Community
College Chancellor Ron Galatolo
for his hard work
and perseverance
which has made
the Bulldogs Field of
Dreams a reality.
Sophomore pitchers Ben Langridge (left) and Ben Colton burn
incense around the mound.
Freshmen Bryan Faulds burns incense
in the new renovated dugouts.
The Bulldogs would like to thank IBEW for their generous scoreboard
donation. Alumnus Mike Meals was an instrumental part of securing the
scoreboard donation for the Bulldogs.
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2004 ALL AMERICAN’S &
ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS
1st Team
Dan Rosaia
2004 1st Team All Northern California
2004 1st Team All Coast Conference
Chris Mezzavilla
1st Team All Northern California
1st Team All Coast Conference
Jason Piepmeier
1st Team All Coast Conference
Daniel Nava
Robbie McDonald
2004 All American
1st Team All Northern California
1st Team All Coast Confernce
1st Team All Coast Conference
2nd Team
Nick Epidendio
2004 2nd Team All Coast Conference
Ryan Wilmer
2004 2nd Team All Coast Conference
Matt Campbell
2nd Team All Coast Conference
CJ Lang
2nd Team All Coast Conference
Durrell Williams
2004 2nd Team All Coast Conference
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Athletic Facilities
SOFTBALL:
College of San Mateo
is home of the state
reknowned “Lady Bulldogs”
women’s softball team.
FOOTBALL, TRACK & FIELD:
The Bulldog Stadium has recently been
completely renovated. The grass surface was
removed and has been replaced with state
of the art Field Turf. The track surface has also
been removed and replaced with the same
material that is used at all Olympic
training and competition sites.
BASEBALL:
The baseball diamond is home of the perennial Northern California-ranked inter-collegiate
baseball team and offers a spectacular view
of the San Francisco Bay and East Bay. The
baseball field has been completely renovated
for the 2005 season. See pages 12 and 13.
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Athletic Facilities
TENNIS:
CSM has 10 tennis courts, which are in the process
of being renovated. The courts are used for physical
education classes and community recreation.
AQUATICS:
The Bulldog Aquatic Complex
includes a 25-yard competition swimming
pool and a 12-foot-deep water polo and
springboard diving pool. This facility is
home to the new Women’s Water Polo team.
GOLF:
An on-campus putting green and sand
bunkers are used by physical education
classes.
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Locker Room
THE BULLDOG LOCKER ROOM provides each player with a large individual locker, a shower room,
and immediate access to the athletic training room and video room.
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Weight Training Center
Bulldog players lift weights three times a week, year-round. Strength gains and injury
prevention keep weight training a priority in a Bulldog player’s regime.
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Tutorial Center
Located in the lower level of the library, the center assists and supports students who need
help with specific classes and subjects. This facility features over 50 computers and offers
services to CSM students at no charge.
ACADEMIC PRIORITY:
Since Doug Williams arrived on the
College of San Mateo campus, over 98%
of the CSM Baseball players have transferred
to four-year colleges and universities.
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The Library
The CSM Library owns
more than 85,000 volumes of books, and
provides access to a
wide range of electronic
sources, resources and
files in the Information
Commons.
The College of San Mateo Library,
overlooking the San Francisco
Bay, offers a beautiful setting for
research and study.
1-888-898-4723
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The Large Gymnasium
INDOOR FACILITIES: In appreciation of CSM’s two large gymnasiums and a dance studio, Coach
Williams comments, “We are extremely fortunate to have indoor facilities. We can set up an entire
infield diamond, throw bullpens, and hit simultaneously.”
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LAST GAME ON GRASS AT CSM
Bobby Burrell with Legendary Coach John Noce, and
former Bulldog Catcher Dan Rosaia.
Bobby Burrell was the first person to
score a run at Bulldog field. He threw
out the first pitch at the final home game
in 2004. This was the last game at CSM
with natural grass.
McDonald hits another one out of the park!
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BULLDOG GOLF TOURNAMENT
Thank you to Barbara
Allen for collecting all
the raffle prizes and Tom
MacBeth for being the
Tournament Director.
Assistant to
Baseball Operations:
Hiroumi Hizawa
“Hiro”
Congratulations
to the 2004 Bulldogs
Thank you to Geoff Comfort
for donating sports memorabilia
for raffle prizes.
Overall Record 29-9
Coast Conference & Regional Champions
Team Batting Average .348
Team ERA 3.66
11 All-Conference Players
2 All-Americans
7 Athletic Scholarships Awarded
All 14 Sophomores transferred
GOOD LUCK
IN 2005
1990 CSM Baseball Alumni
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Pat FitzGerald has been CSM’s
Certified Athletic Trainer since 1979.
He is responsible for the care and
prevention of athletic injuries for all of
CSM’s inter-collegiate teams.
Deborah Laulusa
assists Athletic Director
Gary Dilley as the Physical Education/Athletics
Staff Assistant.
Mike Brusin,
retired Professor
of Economics,
serves as the
official scorekeeper
for the Bulldogs.
Admissions and Records (650-574-6165)
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENT ASSISTANT:
Maggie Skaff
Brien Shamp
Strength,
Conditioning
and Nutrition
Coordinator
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Preparing Legends is proud to host the 2005 Doug Williams Baseball Camps.
The camps will offer comprehensive baseball instruction
for athletes 8 to 15 years of age.
Preparing Legends
2005 Summer Camp Sessions
Pitching Instruction
Learn proper mechanics to
help avoid injury
and improve efficiency
Hitting Instruction
Learn mechanics, pitch
selection and mental
preparation in
one of five batting cages
Defense and Base
Running
Individual and group
instruction
Intrinsic Motivation
Identify and develop the
ability to motivate from
within
Goal Setting
Learn our formula for success
as it pertains to baseball
and life
All camps will be held at
College of San Mateo
1700 W. Hillsdale Blvd.
San Mateo, CA 94402
Learn the impact nutrition
plays in your performance
For athletes ages 8 to 12
Cost per session $200.00
Siblings $175.00 per session
Monday - Thursday
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m
Session 1
June 20 - 23
Session 2
June 27 - 30
No Camps July 4 Week
Session 3
July 11 - 14
Session 4
July 18 - 21
Session 5
July 25 - 28
For athletes ages 13 to 15
Cost per session $125.00
Siblings $100.00 per session
Friday - Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Session 6
Session 7
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Nutrition for
Performance
July 15 - 16
July 22 - 23
Speed, Agility and Core
Strengthening
A key for baseball
performance
Hat and T-Shirt
Each participant will receive a
camp baseball hat and t-shirt
Contact Information
Preparing Legends
P. O. Box 813
Belmont, CA 94002
www.preparinglegends.com
info@preparinglegends.com
Phone 650.592.3866
Fax 650.610.9174
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• In the 44-year history of Bulldog Baseball,
College of San Mateo has finished over .500
in 43 seasons.
• The CSM baseball program holds mandatory
study hall, grade and attendance checks,
and has averaged a team grade-point average of 2.9 since 1995.
• Since John Noce began his 31-season
coaching career at CSM in 1962, 92 Bulldogs have played in the minor leagues and
10 have reached the Major Leagues.
• Former Bulldog pitcher John Wetteland
played in the 1996 World Series with the
New York Yankees, winning MVP honors
for an unprecedented four saves.
• The competitive Coast Conference has four
automatic bids to the postseason and regularly receives five invitations.
• CSM is the largest school in its district and
is currently celebrating its 83rd year as a collegiate institution.
• Since the 1995 season, the Bulldogs have
averaged 32 victories per season.
• The 2005 Bulldogs have three assistant
coaches who help players both on and off
the field.
• Bulldog players train year-round, including three 40-game schedules – the regular
Spring season, the Fall season, and an
optional Summer Bulldog Team.
• An individual strength program is provided
for each Bulldog player with one-hour mandatory weight-room workouts three times
per week.
• In the past nine years, 56 players have
received scholarships to attend four-year
schools following their career ar CSM, 50
receiving financial assistance.
• CSM coaches are in constant contact with
four-year and summer league coaches.
• Bulldog players are recruited nationally by top
colleges and summer programs.
• Bulldog players are allowed to spend
more hours on the field and play in more
games than players at four-year schools.
• The student-athlete who attends College of
San Mateo for two years will take virtually
the same course load and meet the same
academic requirements (general education)
as a student at a four-year college.
• CSM is located in a Northern California baseball “hotbed.” Within a 50 mile radius of the
campus, there are 16 community colleges,
nine four-year schools and two major league
teams. This translates into outstanding exposure and visibility for CSM players.
• The 2002 Bulldogs hit an amazing 83
homeruns in 49 games – breaking the previous mark of 50 in 2000.
• Mike Mooney and Scott Feldman broke a
combined 8 school records in their two years
of service for the Bulldogs.
• The 2003 team broke the school record of
wins in a season from 38 to 40.
• All 14 sophomores off of the 2004 team transferred to four-year schools, seven received
athletic scholarships.
• Since 1995, 118 of 124 sophomores have
transferred to four-year colleges or signed
professional baseball contracts.
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Doug Williams, whose Bulldogs have averaged 32 wins per season since 1995, enters
his eleventh season as head coach. In 2004,
Williams guided the Bulldogs
to a 29-9 overall record, a third
consecutive Coast Conference
North Championship and a eight
trip to the Northern California
State Playoffs. The Bulldogs
were one out away from playing for a third consecutive trip
to the state Final Four. Finishing
ranked 4th in Northern California
and 8th in state rankings. One
of his most memorable experiences was seeing his first team
at CSM claim the 1995 Coast
Conference National Division
championship, and its first berth in the playoffs.
The Bulldogs posted a 38-11 record in Williams’
first season, setting a school single-season
record for victories. His ten year record at CSM
is 322-136 and he is a 4-time recipient of the
Coast Conference Coach of the Year Award.
Williams played NCAA Division I ball
at UC Santa Barbara during the 1987-88
seasons.Williams, a native of nearby Belmont,
played the infield and pitched for Carlmont High,
from which he graduated in 1983. He began his
Bulldog career as a player for legendary John
Noce during the 1984-86 seasons, including a
redshirt year. In his last season at CSM, the Bulldogs won the championship of the old Golden
Gate Conference, which was the school’s last
title until Williams guided the Bulldogs to the
1995 crown.
Williams began his coaching career as an
assistant to Noce at CSM from 1990-92, which
were the last three seasons of the 31 that Noce
guided CSM. Williams also gained summer
coaching experience in Perugia, Italy, in a professional league in Europe.
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In 1993, Williams’ alma mater, Carlmont High
School, put out an emergency call for a varsity
baseball coach. When the opening suddenly
developed to lead a defending section champion, Williams answered
the call. He not only coached Carlmont to its second consecutive
Central Coast Section Division II
championship, but he called the
pitches as his staff hurled four
consecutive shutouts during the
playoffs—a feat never before
or since accomplished since
the sectional tournament began
in 1967.
Williams was hired as assistant
coach and pitching coach at the
University of San Francisco in
1994. He helped that team achieve its best
season in many years. When the CSM job
opened in the summer of 1994, Williams
returned to the Bulldogs.
Williams holds a Master’s Degree, having
written a thesis entitled “A Three-Dimensional
Biomechanical Analysis of Fastball and Forkball Pitchers.” Williams was featured on the
front page of an issue of Collegiate Baseball
Magazine as a result of his ground-breaking
thesis, which included a video and computer
analysis of former Oakland A’s pitching star
Dave Stewart.
“The 2004 Bulldog team was special. An
incredible group that personified Bulldog tradition! Although some previous teams may
have had more talent, this group had a great
will to win...and nearly got the ultimate prize.
Collectively they found they loved competing
and being in the big game. As always, we
continue to strive for our goal of winning the
State title, developing players physically and
academically, as well as transferring players
to the next level.”
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BRIAN VOGEL
Brian Vogel is in his second season with the CSM Bulldog coaching staff for the
2003-04 year. Brian played one year at West Valley College and then transferred to
San Francisco State University where he earned All-Conference as well as team MVP
awards in his three years of service for the Gators. After his playing days were complete, Brian joined the coaching staff at SFSU where he coached the outfielders and
assisted with the pitchers as well. After two years of coaching at SFSU, Brian was
named Athletic Academic Coordinator where he was responsible on advising the 400
student-athletes at SFSU on NCAA and University rules and regulations regarding
academic eligibility.
Brian currently coaches the outfielders as well as the hitters for the CSM Bulldogs.
During the summer of 2003 Brian was an assistant coach for the Foster City Colt league
baseball team. Brian has coached at the Stanford All-Star Camp, which is considered
one of the top showcases in the nation, as it draws some of the best high school
baseball talent in the nation. Brian graduated from SFSU with a degree in Speech and
Communications and is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Sport Administration
from St. Mary’s College. Brian is planning on getting married in August.
Coach Schefsky is in his fifth season with the Bulldogs. He attended Hillsdale High
School and lives locally with his wife Eileen and daughter, Samantha and son,
Jackson. Steve played baseball at Arizona State University and San Diego State.
Steve’s professional experience includes five years with the San Diego Padres
Organization. Steve has previously coached three years with Bishop O’Dowel High
School, and two years with Menlo Atherton High School. As a coach, Steve says
the most important aspect of the team is having an enthusiastic, hard working
group with a common goal to win. “We are thrilled to have a pitching coach with
this much experience,” notes Wiliams, “Steve’s major college experience, combined with his professional years, is so valuable for our players. He climbed the
baseball ladder and is totally dedicated to maximizing each pitcher’s chances to
do the same. Steve’s work ethic and passion for the game is infectious. He has
tremendous rapport with his pitchers and they produce for him.”
BILL DUPLISSEA
STEVE SCHEFSKY
The Bulldogs are fortunate to have an alumnus of CSM on the coaching staff. Former
standout catcher Bill Duplissea joins the Bulldogs for a third year. While at Serra High
School, Duplissea was 1st Team All-WCAL for two years. After high school Duplissea
chose CSM and was the Bulldogs starting catcher for two years. Duplissea earned an
athletic scholarship to U.C. Santa Barbara where he signed as a free agent with the
Los Angeles Dodgers after his junior year.
While in the Dodger ranks, “Coach Dup” set a team record by playing for all minor
league affiliates from rookie ball to AAA. Coach Dup enjoyed playing 6 years of
professional baseball.
Coach Dup is instrumental in developing the Bulldog catchers and hitters. CSM
benefits tremendously from his professional experience and knowledge.
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Height: 5’9”
Weight: 165
Age: 20
Position: Infield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Ed and Roberta
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Giants
Hometown: Menlo Park
Pro Athlete: Jeff Kent
High School: Menlo-Atherton
Role Model: Father
Hobbies: Snowboarding, BBQ
T.V. Show: Family Guy
Vacation: Australia
Academic Awards: Honor Roll
Athletic Awards: All County, All Mercury News, Movie: Days of Thunder
Music: Andre Nickatina
2nd Team All Coast Conference
Height: 6’0”
Weight: 190
Age: 19
Position: Catcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Political Science
Parents: John and Sally
FAVORITES:
Hometown: Danville
Pro Team: Giants
Pro Athlete: Mark Loretta,
High School: Monte Vista
Jeff Kent
High School Coach: Bill Piona
Role Model: Parents
Hobbies: Snowboarding
T.V. Show: Seinfeld
Vacation: Lake Tahoe
Academic Awards: Honor Roll
Movie: 61*
Athletic Awards: All League, All County
Music: Everything
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Height: 6’5”
Weight: 225
Age: 19
Position: Pitcher Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Physics
Parents: Kim and Stew
FAVORITES:
Hometown: Reno, NV
Pro Team: Chicago Cubs
Pro Athlete: Greg Maddux
High School: Reno High School
Role Model: Family
High School Coach: Pete Savage
T.V. Show: Arrested
Hobbies: Rock Climbing, Boxing, Working Out
Development
Vacation:
Cabo San Lucas
Academic Awards: Deans List, National Honor
Movie: Bad Santa
Society, Josh Anderson Memorial Scholarship
Music: Classic Rock,
Athletic Awards: All League
Sublime
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Height: 6’3”
Weight: 225
Position: Catcher Bats: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Kinesiology
Parents: Lori and Charlie
Hometown: San Diego
High School: Patrick Henry
High School Coach: Jack Lococco
Athletic Awards: All League
Robert Gamch
Height: 6’0”
Weight: 180
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Left
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Anthony Gamch
Hometown: Santa Clara
High School: Aragon
High School Coach: Coach Trimble
Ronnie Glensor
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Throws: Right
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: San Diego Padres
Pro Athlete: Victor Martinez
Role Model: Parents
T.V. Show: Baseball Tonight
Vacation: Hawaii
Movie: Rock, Oldies
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Age: 20
Throws: Left
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Yankees
Pro Athlete: Derek Jeter
T.V. Show: Las Vegas
Vacation: Las Vegas
Movie: New Jack City
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Height: 5’11”
Weight: 175
Age: 21
Position: Outfield
Bats: Left
Throws: Left
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Liberal Studies
Parents: Ron and Kristy
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Giants
Hometown: Reno, NV
Pro Athlete: Jim Edmunds
High School: McQueen High School
Role Model: Father
High School Coach: Brian Nelson
T.V. Show: That 70’s Show
Vacation: Disneyland
Hobbies: Hanging out with family and friends, Golf
(It’s a small world ride)
Academic Awards: Honor Roll, Millenium Scholarship Movie: Outcold
Athletic Awards: Offensive Player of the year,
Music: Alice in Chains,
Incubus
1st Team All Conference
Favorites
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Daniel Hernandez
Height: 6’1”
Weight: 175
Age: 20
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Liberal Studies
Parents: Adam P. Hernandez, Reyna Q. Salas
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Cincinnati Reds
Hometown: Watsonville
Pro Athlete: Nolan Ryan
High School: Watsonville High School
Role Model: Demetrio R.
High School Coach: James Gomez
Hernandez
Hobbies: Baseball, Speed Talking Competitions T.V. Show: Sports Center
Vacation: Beach
Movie: Sandlot
Music: Rock
Ben Langridge
Height: 6’4”
Weight: 220
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Right
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Liberal Arts
Parents: Steve and Christine
Hometown: Burlingame
High School: San Lorenzo Valley
High School Coach: Ross Parmenter
Hobbies: Poker, Madden, Studying
Robbie McDonald
Age: 21
Throws: Right
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Pro Team: Giants
Pro Athlete: Rick “Big
Daddy” Rueschel
Role Model: Hugh Hefner
T.V. Show: SportsCenter
Vacation: Lake Tahoe
Movie: Major League
Music: All
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Height: 6’3”
Weight: 195
Age: 19
Position: Infield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Liberal Arts
Parents: Peter and Robyn
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Giants and A’s
Hometown: Foster City
Pro Athlete: Bobby Crosby
High School: San Mateo
Role Model: Dad
High School Coach: Tony Chavez
T.V. Show: Baseball Tonight
Vacation: Manly Beach,
Hobbies: Sleeping, Eating, Listening to Music
Australia
Athletic Awards: 1st Team All Coast Conference,
Movie: Dazed and Confused
All County, 1st Team All League, Team MVP
Music: Rock
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Daniel Nava
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 195
Age: 21
Position: Outfield
Bats: Both
Throws: Left
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Don and Becky
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Giants
Hometown: San Carlos
Pro Athlete: Carlos Beltran,
High School: Saint Francis High School
Will Clark
High School Coach: Chris Bradford
Role Model: Dad
T.V. Show: MXC, Body
Hobbies: Guitar, Skiing, Rock Climbing
Building TV
Athletic Awards: All American, 1st Team All
Vacation: Any weight room,
Coast Conference
Boulder Creek
Movie: Gladiator
Music: P.O.D., Switchfoot
Ricky Navarro
Height: 6’1”
Weight: 185
Position: Outfield
Bats: Right
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Communications
Parents: Ricky Navarro, Mary Ahern
Hometown: Palo Alto
High School: Gunn
High School Coach: Tim Tompson
Hobbies: Music, Video Games, Golf
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Age: 20
Throws: Right
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Giants, Packers
Pro Athlete: Brett Favre
T.V. Show: Simpsons
Vacation: Cabo San Lucas,
Wisconsin
Movie: Fight Club,
Ace Ventura
Music: Incubus, Mozart
RS
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 180
Age: 20
Position: Infield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Tom and Barbara Barclay
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Oakland A’s
Hometown: Danville
Pro Athlete: Frank Menechino
High School: San Ramon Valley
Role Model: Derek Jeter
High School Coach: Rick Steen
T.V. Show: Friends
Vacation: Hawaii
Hobbies: Playing Cards
Athletic Awards: All League, Baseball & Football Movie: Top Gun
Music: Country
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Height: 6’0”
Weight: 185
Age: 20
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Left
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Geography
Parents: John and MaryAnn
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Giants
Hometown: Reno, NV
Pro Athlete: Roger Clemens
High School: Reno High School
Role Model: Kent Krietler
High School Coach: Pete Savage
T.V. Show: Simpsons
Vacation: Cabo San Lucas
Hobbies: Music, Hunting
Movie: Bull Durham
Academic Awards: Josh Anderson Millennium
Music: Alternative, Rock,
Scholarship
Country
Athletic Awards: Pitcher of the Year, All State
Height: 5’8”
Weight: 155
Age: 19
Position: Outfield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Sophomore
Major: Film
Parents: Iris and Clarence
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Oakland A’s
Hometown: Palo Alto
Pro Athlete: Jim Edmunds
High School: Palo Alto High School
Role Model: Lance Armstrong
High School Coach: Pete Colombo
T.V. Show: The O. C.
Vacation: Ramona
Hobbies: Long walks on the beach
Movie: The Sandlot
Academic Awards: Honor Roll
Music: Southern Bluegrass
Athletic Awards: 1st Team All Coast Conference,
All League
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1406 OLD COUNTY ROAD
BELMONT, CA
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Ryan Battle
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Weight: 180
Age: 18
Position: Outfield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Dennis and Eileen
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Giants
Hometown: San Francisco
Pro Athlete: Barry Bonds,
High School: Sacred Heart Cathedral
Michael Jordan
High School Coach: Brian Morgan
Role Model: Parents
T.V. Show: Nip/Tuck
Hobbies: Watching TV, Hanging Out
Vacation: Lake Tahoe
Academic Awards: SFIAC Scholarship,
Movie: The Green Mile,
Ligurian Scholarship, School Spirit Award
Shawshank Redemption
Music: All Kinds
Athletic Awards: 1st Team All WCAL, 1st Team
All CCS, Team MVP, WCAL Batting Title
Height: 5’7”
Weight: 175
Age: 18
Position: Outfield
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Rod and Leslie
FAVORITES:
Hometown: Oakland
Pro Team: Cowboys and
Braves
High School: San Leandro
Pro Athlete: Deion SandHigh School Coach: Andre Comer
ers, Ken Griffey Jr.Role
Hobbies: Weight Lifting, sports, playing PS2
Model: Dad
Academic Awards: Army Scholarship,
High School Academic Scholarship
Athletic Awards: 1st Team All League, 2nd Team All State (Football),
1st Team All Conference (CSM Football)
Anthony Cozzolino
Height: 6’1”
Weight: 160
Position: Infield
Bats: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Sharon and Alex
Hometown: Half Moon Bay
High School: Serra
High School Coach: Pete Jensen
Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing
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Age: 19
Throws: Right
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Giants
Pro Athlete: Barry Bonds
Role Model: Parents
T.V. Show: Friends
Vacation: Tahoe
Movie: Dumb and Dumber
Music: Country
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Weight: 195
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Physical Education
Parents: Debi and Gene Bucciarelli,
Joe and Debbi Faulds
Hometown: San Ramon
High School: California High School
High School Coach: Dave Hamilton
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Pro Team: Giants
Pro Athlete: Jason Schmidt
Role Model: Jason Schmidt
T.V. Show: The O.C.
Vacation: Arizona
Movie: Rudy
Music: Country
Tyler Fockler
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Height: 6’4”
Weight: 185
Age: 19
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Terry Fockler, Shawn O’Leary
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Giants
Hometown: Santa Cruz
Pro Athlete: Jason Schmidt,
High School: Scotts Valley High School
Pedro Martinez
High School Coach: Curtis Gomez
T.V. Show: Baseball Tonight
Vacation: Hawaii
Hobbies: Playing Video Games, Baseball
Movie: For Love of the Game
Athletic Awards: Team MVP, Drafted by
Music: Rap
Detroit Tigers
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 170
Age: 19
Position: Outfield
Bats: Left
Throws: Left
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Physical Education
Parents: Richard and Candy
FAVORITES:
Hometown: Santa Cruz
Pro Team: Giants
Pro Athlete: Matt Williams
High School: Scotts Valley High School
Role Model: Eminem
High School Coach: Tom Urbani
T.V. Show: The O.C.,
Hobbies: Music, cars
Laguna Beach
Vacation: Maui, Hawaii
Athletic Awards: All League, All County
Movie: 8 Mile
Music: Rap, Reggae
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Height: 5’9”
Weight: 170
Age: 19
Position: Infield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Aaron and JoAnn
FAVORITES:
Role Model: Father
Hometown: Manoa Valley, HI
Movie: Rudy
High School: Roosevelt High School
High School Coach: Roosevelt (HI)
Hobbies: Body Boarding, Sports
Athletic Awards: All League, Honorable Mention All-State
Academic Awards: Kuliaikanuu Award
Height: 6’0”
Weight: 185
Age: 19
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Both
Throws: Left
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Joe and Kathy
FAVORITES:
Hometown: Santa Cruz
Pro Team: Boston Red Sox
High School: Soquel High School
Pro Athlete: Mark Mulder
Role Model: Cosmo Kramer,
High School Coach: Mitch Meyer
Father
Hobbies: Snowboarding, Surfing, Football
T.V. Show: Seinfeld,
Athletic Awards: Honorable mention (Football)
Laguna Beach
Vacation: Costa Rica
Movie: The Sandlot
Music: Rock, Rap, Oldies
Cameron Leck
Height: 6’4”
Weight: 225
Position: Infield
Bats: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Architecture
Parents: Daniel and Maureen
Hometown: Carson City, NV
High School: Carson High School
High School Coach: Ron McNutt
Hobbies: Baseball, Working out
Athletic Awards: Ron McNutt
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Age: 19
Throws: Right
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: L.A. Dodgers
Pro Athlete: Lance Armstrong, Manny Ramirez
Role Model: Family
T.V. Show: Simpsons,
SportsCenter
Vacation: Lake Tahoe
Movie: James Bond
Music: Punk, Rap, Oldies
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Weight: 160
Position: Infield
Bats: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Jay and Mary Jo
Hometown: Lake Oswego, OR
High School: Lake Oswego (OR)
High School Coach: Jake Anders
Hobbies: Sleeping
Athletic Awards: League Offensive
Player of the Year, All State
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FAVORITES:
Pro Athlete: Barry Sanders
Role Model: Father
T.V. Show: Family Guy
Movie: Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs
Music: Tupac
Ryan Peters
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Height: 6’2”
Weight: 220
Age: 19
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Liberal Studies
Parents: Steve Peters, Malie Kinsella
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Oakland A’s
Hometown: Santa Cruz
Pro Athlete: Pedro Martinez
High School: Soquel High School
Role Model: Father
High School Coach: Mitch Meyer
T.V. Show: Baseball Tonight
Vacation: Maui
Hobbies: Snowboarding, Video Games
Movie: Sandlot
Athletic Awards: All League, All County,
Music: Rap
Team MVP
Height: 6’0”
Weight: 165
Age: 19
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Steven and Marcia
FAVORITES:
Hometown: San Mateo
Pro Team: Giants
T.V. Show: Simpsons
High School: Aragon
Vacation: Hawaii
High School Coach: Jeff Hart
Music: Three Days Grace
Hobbies: Video Games
Athletic Awards: Team MVP, All League
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Weight: 175
Age: 18
Position: Catcher Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
FAVORITES:
Parents: Phil and Mari
Pro Team: Giants
Hometown: Belmont
Pro Athlete: Barry Sanders,
High School: Carlmont
Pete Rose
Role Model: Family
High School Coach: Norm Hayes
T.V. Show: Baseball Tonight
Hobbies: Boating, Wakeboarding, Fishing
Vacation: Lake Shasta
Athletic Awards: Team MVP, All League,
Movie: Braveheart,
Bad Santa
All County, Defensive Player of the Year
Music: Deftones
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Height: 6’6”
Weight: 215
Age: 18
Position: Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Glenn and Joyce
FAVORITES:
Hometown: San Jose
Pro Team: Giants
Pro Athlete: Roger Clemens
High School: Leland
Role Model: Roger Clemens
High School Coach: Scott Gillis
T.V. Show: Family Guy
Hobbies: Basketball, Reading to children
Vacation: San Diego
Athletic Awards: 1st Team All CCS, All League, Movie: Scarface
Music: Rap
Tied School Record for Wins
Height: 6’3”
Weight: 185
Age: 18
Position: Infield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Year in College: Freshmen
Major: Undeclared
Parents: Hank and Kelly
FAVORITES:
Pro Team: Giants
Hometown: Burlingame
Pro Athlete: Barry Bonds
High School: Burlingame
Role Model: Family
High School Coach: Rick Sciutto
T.V. Show: The Sopranos
Vacation: Mexico
Hobbies: Halo
Movie: Scarface
Athletic Awards: MVP of San Mateo County,
Music: Rock and Rap
All League, All CCS, Team MVP
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The 2004 season was another stellar performance by CSM. The Bulldogs were ranked 4th in Northern
California throughout the season. CSM concluded the preseason with a 7-3 record. During tough Coast
Conference play the Bulldogs amassed an outstanding 20-5 record. CSM had three game sweeps of De
Anza, Canada, City College of San Francisco, and Cabrillo. The Bulldogs captured the Coast Conference Championship for a third consecutive year and amassed a regular season record of 27-8.
During the first round of the playoffs CSM traveled to Santa Rosa and beat the Bearcubs 13-6. The Dogs
then traveled to Fresno to play a four-team state regional. CSM won the first game 12-5. CSM then
played Fresno City College and were within one out of heading to the state Final Four playoff for a third
straight year. However, a 2 out, ninth inning rally by Fresno ended the season for the Dogs. CSM finished the 2004 season with a 29-9 record and ranked 4th in Northern California and 8th in the State.
Overall Record 29-9
Coast Conference & Regional Champions
Team Batting Average .348
Team ERA 3.66
11 All-Conference Players
2 All-Americans
7 Athletic Scholarships Awarded
All 14 Sophomores transferred
Good Luck Bulldogs
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College of San Mateo Players
who have become PROFESSIONAL Baseball Players
1962: Vic Prosser
Rich Koeper (FB)
*Rich Morales
1964: Barry Krohn
*Dan Frisella
1975: Joe Berriatua
Stu Bringhurst
1976: *Randy Gomez
Erol Akchurin
Dan Danielson
Ron Batter
1986: *Paul McClellan
Bob Lutticken
Greg Page
Dan Barbara
1987: Greg Turtletaub
Rudy Gardey
1965: George Gmelch
1966: John Herron
Fred Caviglia
Jim Magnuson
1977: Ron Sylvia
Rob Babtista
1988: Shawn Scott
1989: Craig Cala
1978: Bob Silicani
1980: Brian Silvas
Chris Willsher
1990: Jason King
Matt Brown
Doug Noce
Mike Friedland
Don Barbara
Armando Rodriguez
1969: Mike Prieto
Dean Joost
Dennis Dunleavy
1981: Rob Canepa
1992: Gavin Baugh
1982: Jeff Doerr
1993: Greg Hubley
1970: Gary Myers
Don Belluomini
Steve Bissett
Bob Bias (ump)
Barry Sbragia
1983: Rob Leary
Tim Haller
Ray McDonald
Jay Slotnik
Tim Jester
1995: Darren Baugh
1971: Barry Woodruff
1984: John Berringer
Troy Jackson
Kevin Franchi
1967: Mike Young
*Norm Angelini
Chuck Chase
1968: Al Paganucci
1973: *Bob McClure
Bob King
1974: *Mark Souza
Jim Lysgaard
Dick Bass
1979: Dan O’Reagan
Rob Biagini
1985: Greg Vella
Butch Seuberth
*John Wettland
1998: Bill Duplissea
Jose Gomez
1999: Andrew Frierson
Brian Meagher
Ben Julianel
2000: Eddie Montague
Geoff Comfort
Matt Payne
Jeff Tolotti
Beau Richardson
2003: Scott Feldman
Mike Mooney
* played in major leagues
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Where are they now?
2004
TRAVIS BUHS
Clarke College (IA)
MATT CAMPBELL
Sacramento State University*
JOHN DAUL
Sonoma State University
NICK EPIDENDIO
San Jose State University*
JOHN GUY
Hayward State University
MOSES KOPMAR
Stanford University
CJ LANG
UNLV*
MATT MEDINA
Sonoma State University
CHRIS MEZZAVILLA
St. Mary’s College*
CASEY NEALE
Oklahoma City College*
JASON PIEPMEIER
Sonoma State University*
DAN ROSAIA
Wake Forest University*
JOHN UEHARA
San Francisco State University
RYAN WILMER
University of the Pacific
2003
JESSE ALLEN
Sonoma State*
MATHEW COZZOLINO
Sonoma State
COLTON DAINES
Vanderbilt*
SCOTT FELDMAN
signed Texas Rangers
CHRIS HERRERA
Sonoma State*
ANDY HNILO
Sacramento State University
MICHAEL ORLICK
Sienna College*
ALEX MITCHELL
Chico State
MIKE MOONEY
signed San Francisco Giants
MARK SAGRAFENA
Sonoma State
RYAN WORTHINGTON
Sonoma State
DREW PAYNE
Penn University
2002
DAVE FIGONI
Univ. of California, SB
JACOB FUATA
San Diego State University
TY JENSEN
Louisiana State University*
SCOTT KIRBY
Oklahoma State University*
CJ LARSEN
Chico State University*
SEAN MACKINNON
Fresno State University
MATT SHARTSIS
Montana State
SAM SINKAVICH
Cornell University
CHRIS SPENCER
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo*
SCOTT STOCKWELL
Chico State University*
TOM WAGNER
Hayward State University
2001
JOHN BOLOGNA
Univ. of California San Diego
BRIAN BOWMAN*
Lewis and Clark State College
JEFF BOWMAN
Menlo College
JOE MCKANE
Chico State Univ.
DANIEL MORASCI*
Metro State Univ.
ROBBIE PARFETT
Menlo College
JONATHAN SMITH*
Cal. State San Bernadino
BRYAN WILLIAMS*
Univ. of San Francisco
2000
GEOFF COMFORT*
Cal. State Fullerton
JEFF TOLOTTI*
Univ. of Kentucky
SHAWN FRENCH*
Louisiana State Univ.
EDDIE MONTAGUE*
Pepperdine Univ.
BEAU RICHARDSON*
Tulane Univ.
ROBBIE POOLE*
Chico State
MATT STAUB
San Jose State
ERIC GEISEKER*
Bellevue Univ.
JEFF SKINNER*
Univ. Western Carolina
AUSTIN LECK*
Chico State
1999
MIKE BALESTRERI*
Santa Clara Univ.
JOSE GOMEZ
signed Florida Marlins
TONY GRAF*
Sonoma State
NORM HAYES
Santa Clara Univ.
BRIAN HOULE*
St. Mary’s College
BEN JULIANEL
San Diego State
NATE MACBETH
Sonoma State
BRIAN MEAGHER
signed SF Giants
AL SAISI*
Univ. of So. Colorado
DAVE SPEIDEL
SF State Univ.
*player received scholarship
1998
1996
PETER DYBALL*
U. C. Santa Barbara
BILL DUPLISSEA*
U. C. Santa Barbara
RICK FIGONI
Chico State
ANDREW FRIERSON
signed Montreal Expos
COLIN HAYES*
Sonoma State
CHRIS HOWARD*
Sonoma State
DAVE MAFFEI
Loyola Marymount
DAN MARTIN
Plymouth State
RYAN MCCRACKEN
Chico State
BEN REES
U. C. Berkeley
KURT RODENSPIEL
Chico State
KEVIN SOMMERFELD*
Univ. Alabama Birmingham
BERNIE AFFRUNTI
Santa Clara Univ.
RYAN BEDROSIAN
Sonoma State
STEVE BRAY*
Univ. of South Carolina
REED COLLEY*
Vanderbilt
JEFF HEBERT*
St. Mary’s College
DAN HOFFER
Sonoma State
RAY NOLAN*
Univ. of Redlands
MATT SCHAUKOWITCH*
Upper Iowa Univ.
1997
JOE GARIBALDI*
San Diego State
PRESTON MCCRARY*
Sonoma State
TIM WETTELAND*
Lewis & Clark, Idah
RYAN EVANGELHO*
Univ. of San Francisco
TONY MAFFIA*
Culver Stockton, MO
BRIAN ROUSPIL
Sonoma State
BEN CLEMENTS
U.C.L.A.
ROB LARSON
Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
T. J. VILLEGIANTE
Chico State
DARRELL ALEXANDER*
Culver Stockton, MO
MATT MACBETH
Sonoma State
1995
DARREN BAUGH*
Univ. of Nevada, Reno
CHRIS BARNES
Sonoma State
ERIC CHRISTENSEN
Chico State
RYAN CUNNEEN*
Oklahoma State
ANDY HAMILTON
St. Mary’s College
BRAD MARSHALL*
Univ. of San Francisco
BRYAN RENFRO
San Jose State
MIKE RODRIGUEZ
Sonoma State
KEVIN ROOPER
Sonoma State
JOHN SCHMITZ*
Sonoma State
JASON TAYLOR
San Francisco State
COLIN WEITZMAN*
U. C. Santa Barbara
MIKE WILLIAMS
Chico State
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RECORDS
Two-Season Batting and Pitching Records
BATTING AVERAGE
RBI
HOME RUNS
TRIPLES
DOUBLES
TOTAL BASES
STOLEN BASES
BASE ON BALLS
STRIKEOUTS
.451
130
30
9
33
277
70
89
72
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John Schmitz
Mike Mooney
Mike Mooney
Jim Magnuson
CJ Lang
Mike Mooney
Dave Peruzzaro
Dave Rosaia
Jeff Doerr
Sheldon Nelson
1994-1995
2002-2003
2002-2003
1965-1966
2003-2004
2002-2003
1991-1992
1978-1979
1981-1982
1987-1988
INNINGS PITCHED
250.1
226.00
25
23
1.26
252
125
Scott Feldman
Joe Serena
Scott Feldman
Greg Page
Scott Feldman
Bob McClure
Mike Callaway
2002-2003
1971-1972
2002-2003
1985-1986
2002-2003
1972-1973
1981-1982
GAMES WON
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STRIKEOUTS
WALKS
Single Season Batting and Pitching Records
OVERALL
WINS
LOSSES
DOUBLE PLAYS
BATTING AVERAGE
RBI
HOME RUNS
TRIPLES
DOUBLES
40 21 61 .519
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Mike Mooney
Scott Kirby
Jim Magnuson
John Schmitz
TOTAL BASES
SACRIFICE HITS
STOLEN BASES
BASE ON BALLS
ERRORS
177
12
48
53
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INNINGS PITCHED
GAMES WON
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STRIKEOUTS
146
14
0.88
142
Mike Mooney
Al Pandolfi
Jim McCrary
Dave Rosaia
Keith Dishart
Larry Navilhon
Greg Page
Bary Woodruff
Bob McClure
Joe Serena
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2003
’89 & ’91
1987
1995
2003
2002
1966
1995
2003
1985
1979
1979
1991
1978
1986
1970
1973
1971
23
16
36
.491
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9
14
12
91
7
35
36
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Tim McNaughton
Scott Kirby
Dean Joost
CJ Lang
Steve Wallace
Tim McNaughton
Bob McKercher
Jim McCrary
Terry Ruggles
Keith Dishart
1995
1991
1987
1995
1982
2002
1969
2004
1978
1982
1984
1979
1973
1991
96
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0.75
98
Larry Navilhon
Greg Page
Bary Woodruff
Bob McClure
1978
1986
1970
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NOTABLE ALUMS
John Noce, Mr. Bulldog Baseball, coached
at College of San Mateo from 1961 through
1992. During the span of 31 seasons, he
established the most wins for a community
college baseball coach at 772. Noce’s teams
sent 72 players into professional baseball,
including eight to the major leagues.
The thing that John is most proud of
is that 52 of his former players have
gone on to become high school, college or professional coaches. Noce
himself finds great pleasure in seeing
so many coaches succeed with the
principles he has taught them.
Doug Williams describes the Noce legacy to Bulldog baseball by stating that
“John Noce is all about commitment, about pushing yourself to a level you didn’t
think you had within yourself”. A plaque, embedded in the drinking fountain at
the baseball diamond, commemorates Noce’s illustrious career. “It is gratifying
to see people you have worked with become successful.” Four of John’s five sons are
involved with coaching baseball. Noce and his wife, Nikki, reside in Aptos, California.
Chris Nichel
“Bulldog’s Good Luck Charm”
Current record 61-13
JON MILLER
The College of
San Mateo
coaches and
players are
proud that
CSM alum Jon
Miller is in the
Bay Area as the
“Voice of the
San Francisco
Giants.”
Good Luck Bulldogs!
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BULLDOG STRENGTH &
CONDITIONING PROGRAM
The College of San Mateo Baseball team considers
strength, conditioning, speed and agility a vital component
to excel on the baseball diamond. Three times per week
Coach Brien Shamp, the CEO and founder of the Optimal
Fitness Center, directs the players through a variety of
workouts to enhance each player’s overall fitness. Coach
Shamp works with the team on the track to increase cardiovascular fitness, foot speed, and agility. Coach Shamp is
an expert on cutting edge techniques to increase flexibility
and prevent injuries on the baseball field.
In the weight room Coach Shamp provides a lifting regimen to emphasize the muscles needed to play the game
of baseball. Free weights and Nautilus machines are used
to increase overall body strength. Core strength is a key
component to the Bulldogs lifting philosophy.
Coach Shamp also serves as the Bulldogs Nutrition
Coordinator. Players attend a nutrition workshop in which
Coach Shamp explains the importance of proper nutrition.
Coach Williams says, “Coach Shamp does not preach a
diet, but rather a lifestyle adjustment in how we eat. I believe
the athlete will notice a change almost immediately.”
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