2006 Robinson Baseball Media Guide

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Table of Contents

James Robinson, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

2006 Varsity Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

2006 Varsity Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

2006 Concorde District . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

2006 Junior Varsity Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

2006 Junior Varsity Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34

Robinson Alumni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40

Advertisers Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58

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James W. Robinson, Jr. Secondary School was named for Sgt. James W. Robinson,Jr., who received the first medal of Honor given to a Virginia resident for heroism inthe Vietnam Conflict. His citation reads:

“On April 11, 1966, Company C, 2nd Battalion, 16th Infantry was engaged in fierce combat with

a Viet Cong battalion. Despite the heavy fire, Sergeant Robinson moved among the men of his fire

team, instructing and inspiring them, and placing them in advantageous positions. Enemy snipers

located in nearby trees were inflicting heavy casualties on forward elements of Sergeant

Robinson’s unit. Upon locating the enemy sniper whose fire was taking the heaviest toll, he took

a grenade launcher and eliminated the sniper. Seeing a medic hit while administering aid to a

wounded sergeant in front of his position and aware that now the two wounded men were at the

mercy of the enemy, he charged through a withering hail of fire and dragged his comrades to safe-

ty, where he rendered first aid and saved their lives. As the battle continued and casualties mount-

ed, Sergeant Robinson moved about under intense fire to collect from the wounded their weapons

and ammunition to redistribute them to able-bodied soldiers. Adding his own fire to that of his

men, he assisted in eliminating a major enemy threat. Seeing another wounded comrade in front

of his position, Sergeant Robinson again defied the enemy’s fire to effect a rescue. In so doing, he

was himself wounded in the shoulder and leg. Despite his painful wounds, he dragged the soldier

to shelter and saved his life by administering first aid.While patching his own wounds, he spotted

an enemymachine gun which had inflicted a number of casualties on the American force. His rifle

ammunition expended, he seized two grenades and, in an act of unsurpassed heroism, charged

toward the entrenched enemy weapon. Hit again in the leg, this time with a tracer round which

set fire to his clothes, Sergeant Robinson ripped the burning clothing from his body and staggered

indomitably through the enemy fire, now concentrated solely on him to within grenade range of

the enemy machine gun position. Sustaining two additional chest wounds, he marshalled his

fleeting physical strength and hurled the two grenades, thus destroying the enemy gun position as

he fell dead upon the battlefield. His magnificent display of leadership and bravery saved several

lives and inspired his soldiers to defeat the numerically superior enemy force. Sergeant Robinson’s

conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity, at the cost of his life, are in keeping with the finest

traditions of the United States Army and relect great credit upon the 1st Infantry Division and the

United States Armed Forces.”

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Portrait of A Gentle Hero – Sergeant James W. Robinson, Jr.By his father – JamesW. Robinson, Sr.

My son Jim was killed inVietnam April 11,1966. For his bravery in action he was awardedthe Congressional Medal of Honor. The citationto the left describes the tragic circumstances ofhis death. Two public schools, an Army ReserveTraining Center and an annual military awardhave been named in his honor. He was 25 yearsold when he died–tall, strong, handsome,personable–a perfect physical specimen. Six feetthree; 205 pounds. Never had a cavity in histeeth. Never before had he raised his hand inanger.

What kind of person was he? He was bornAugust 30, 1940 in Hinsdale, Illinois. His earlylife was unremarkable. Middle-class serenity. Ashe approached his teens he was a little overweight; a little clumsy.A poor match for his more agile brother two years his junior.That bothered him.But he had a bullheaded sense of determinationand when he was about twelve years old he launched a solitarycampaign to achieve physical fitness. He subscribed to a bodybuilding course which to his family and friends was ridiculous.An unscientific, turn-of-the-century routine described inponderous language. But from the day he received his first lessonuntil the day he was killed thirteen years later, he observed therules laid down for him with a single-mindedness that wasalmost frightening. He ran a mile every day. He practiced deepbreathing. He lifted weights. He took dancing lessons to improvehis coordination. He ate health foods.

If all this makes him sound like some kind of nut that isn’ta true picture. He was a bright, pleasant boy with a keen, ifsomewhat earthy, sense of humor. Like most of us he was aparadox. His fantasies involved violent, heroic deeds, but in hisday-to-day life he was both gentle and sympathetic. He lovedsolitude, animals and children. A sick dog or a bird with a brokenwing were personal tragedies to him.

As a student he was average, but along about third grade hebecame a victim of the then-current wave of “progressiveeducation.” Phonics, the alphabet; rules of grammar wereignored. He was taught to read by recognizing the shape ofwords. He could pronounce “grandmother, but not “the”or “cat”or “run.” It required hours, months and years of remedial effortto overcome the damage caused by that ill-fated venture intomodern teaching. But he did overcome it and developed a fineappreciation of literature. Adventure stories were his favorites.His heroes were Hemingway, MacArthur, Robert Ruark and JohnJames. His ambition was to become a writer. Some of his initialattempts were primitive, influenced to some extent no doubt byhis earlier clash with “the system.” But he was beginning to developa sense of literary organization. His copy began to take on a senseof power and rhythm. His vocabulary expanded daily under theimpetus of a deliberate training program. Whether he would

have achieved a degree of skill necessary to qualifyhim as a writer we will never know.

For Jim the terms, “high school” and“football” were synonymous. He played four yearsat tackle, both offense and defense. After his death,the athletic director at Morton High School, JamesRegan, said:

“You don’t forget a boy of this type. He weighedabout 205, sometimes edging toward 210, and hecould adjust to adversity quickly. He’d meet a 400-pounder if he had to.

Jimmy was honorable mention at tackleSuburban league team of 1958. The work of the 6-foot-2-inch defenseman never wavered.

He was always in condition, ready for a tough game,” saidRegan. “A real bug on physical fitness.”

“The boy had contributed a host of tackles, even in defeat,and he played it rugged toward the center of the line, upsettingmany an opposition play.”

In 1958, when Jim was 18, he joined the U.S. Marines,explaining that, since the Marines were the finest fighting force inthe world he wanted to be a part of it. In service he blossomedboth physically and intellectually. Much of his term was spent inOkinawa, where he was exposed to and embraced some elementsof Oriental philosophy. It was there also that he learned andmastered the art of karate and won the Championship of theAll-Japan Karate League. He was awarded the black belt, grade 2in 1962. While in the Marines he continued to play football andwhen he returned home after his enlistment expired, he was amagnificent physical specimen, as powerful, graceful and alert asa finely-tuned instrument.

As the United States involvement in Vietnam accelerated,Jim grew impatient to take part. He reenlisted, this time in theArmy, but instead of the Far East, the military in its wisdomshipped him to Panama. On an average of twice a month herequested a transfer and finally in 1965, he was assigned toCompany C, Second Battalion, 16th Infantry regiment in Saigon,engaged, primarily, in search and destroy missions. A faithfulcorrespondent, he wrote every week. He never complained. Thefatigue, insects, dirt, uncertainty, danger–and frequent deadlyboredom–were minor annoyances.

On April 12, 1966, my secretary in my Washington, D.C.office announced a visitor; a Chaplain in the United States Army.His painful duty was to inform me that Jim had been killed.

So that is a brief description of my son, Sergeant James W.Robinson, Jr. It is totally inadequate. Unspoken are the hours ofcompanionship, the shared adventures, the way he held his head(the same way I do), the gestures, the heavy way of walking (justlike me), the warm affection, the bright smile, the heatedpolitical arguments, the hangovers after an all-night spree.

He was my dear friend. I miss him. I loved him very much.



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Welcome to the “Home of the Champions” – The Robinson RamsBaseball is a great American institution and Robinson is a great American school.What better combination couldyou want? We support our young men as they pursue another championship. We also encourage our fans tocontinue to exhibit the excellent sportsmanship that Robinson takes pride in. Let’s Go Rams! Play Ball!

–Dan Meier, Principal

Welcome to RobinsonAs we enter our thirtieth year, it is my pleasure to welcome you to Robinson athletics, whether you are a

returning veteran, this is your first year attending our events, or you are just visiting our campus, your attendance

is important and greatly appreciated. The students performing and competing have worked very hard and

deserve all our support and applause. Cheer long and loudly. Demonstrate good sportsmanship, ethics, and

integrity towards opponents, officials, and fellow spectators. Set the good example for those around you; athletics

is a terrific opportunity to show our pride in our school and students, and it must be done in a responsible manner.

Enjoy the season, and we hope to see you at the field. Go Rams!

–Mike McGurk, Director of Student Activities

Message from the Athletic Boosters’ President

As President of the Robinson Athletic Boosters, I want to welcome you to the 2005 Baseball season.Robinson's Booster Club is composed of many dedicated parents who work to make our Robinson athletic programsecond to none. The Robinson Rams Baseball teams have been important contributors to the success that hasmade Robinson the "Home of the Champions." We wish the team every success for a great season. Go Rams!

–John Hansen, President Robinson Athletic Boosters




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Rams Baseballpresents the

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Front row from left: Charlie Martin, Logan Miller, Mike Magenheimer, Jimmy Kalina, Travis Medina, Austin Booker, Wells Guthrie, Mike Weiler.Back row from left: Jeremy Burger, Jared Anderson, Eric Rabung, A.J. Johnson, Paul Clemens, Matt McCloud, Danny Diana, Jeff Swiger.

Ray DetwilerAss’t Coach

Bill EversHead Coach

Steve JohnsonAss’t Coach

Roger SimsAss’t Coach

Varsity Coaching Staff

J.D. DetwilerAss’t Coach



QUICK HANDS HINGED TRAINER

DEEP ZONE TRAINER

POWER HANDS TRAINER

Speed & Quick ness

Timin g and Feel

Strength & Power


Bill Evers - Head Coach

Is entering his 16th season with the Rams and his 6th as the team’s head coach. Coach Everswas a varsity assistant for 10 years under Tom Peterson, and is only Robinson’s 3rd head coachin school history. He has a career record of 94-30, and a Patriot District record of 49-11. Histeams have won 4 regular season district championships, 1 district tournament championship,3 spring break tournament championships, and have made 4 consecutive appearances in theNorthern Region final four. His 2003 team advanced to the state championship game, and in2005 the Rams won the Northern Region Championship for the first time since 1980. He wasthe Patriot District Coach of the Year in 2001, 02, and 03, and was the recipient of the 2003Ron Tugwell Award given to the Home Plate Club’s coach of the year. Bill Evers guided the

Harris Rangers, an elite summer travel team to a 3rd place finish in the 2000 AAU 15 and under World Championship anda 1st place finish in the 2001 CABA World Championship. Bill Evers and Chris Warren (W.T. Woodson Head Coach) arefounders of the Fairfax Barnstormers,Virginia’s premier elite travel team. He has a BS in Health and Physical Education, andhis Master’s in Educational Leadership, along with his principal endorsement. In addition to being the school’s AssistantDirector of Student Activities, he is a co-sponsor of the school Student Government Association.

Rams Baseball Varsity Coaching Staff

Steve Johnson – Assistant Coach

Steve has been involved with the game of baseball on various levels for the past thirty-five yearsas a player, coach and trainer. Steve is a certified performance analyst, specializing in strikerthrower sports. In this capacity he has done extensive workshops and guest lectures to players andcoaches at the professional, college and youth level. He currently serves as coach and advisoryboard member for the National Hitting Association (NHAhits.com). He developed the strengthcomponent for the Train The Swing program and is the strength coordinator for the Lefebvre

Training Center. ThroughMajor League Baseball International Steve is helping coach the Chinese National Team, preparingthem for the 2008 Olympics. Recently he was at the MLB Camp Europe at the Italian National Olympic Training Center inTirrenia, Italy. There he joined the MLB staff of Jim Lefebvre, Rod Carew, Bruce Hurst and many others in raising the levelof play by teaching the Major League way to players and coaches from seventeen different countries. He contributed to thebook “The Art & Science of Pitching” with Tom House. This will be Steve’s third season at Robinson High School.

Roger Sims – Assistant Head Coach

2006 will be Roger’s 14th year at Robinson. He has been an assistant to both Coach Bill Evers andpreviously to Coach Tom Peterson, as well as the Junior Varsity Head Coach for 5 years where hecompiled a record of 56 & 16. 2006 will be Roger’s farewell tour with Robinson and in the NorthernRegion. This past January Roger was recognized by theWashingtonHome Plate Club with their LifetimeAchievement Award for his 33 years of commitment to baseball in Fairfax County,which included 7 yearsas the Chairman of the Fairfax County Baseball Council.During his 33 years,Roger successfully coached,

both as a head coach and assistant coach,All-Star teams and elite teams toDistrict and State Championships, as well as AAU teamsinto theNational final“Elite 8s”(out of 64 teams).Hewas fortunate to have had the opportunity to coach both of his sons to SeniorLeague teams to state championships.

Roger retired from the Fairfax County Police Department in 1994 and currently works for Fairfax County directly under theZoning Administrator. He and his wife Amy are looking forward to moving to eastern North Carolina in the near future. Roger’sthree children all graduated from Robinson: Krista (JMU ‘00) played softball for Coach Gorodnick , Neil (JMU ‘03) played forCoach Peterson and Rob (USC ‘08) played for Coach Evers.

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This is Ray’s second season atRobinson. He is a 1995Chantilly High Schoolgraduate. He lettered 3 times

in baseball while in high school. He played 2 years ofbaseball for George Mason University and thentransferred to Radford to play another 2 years ofcollege ball. Ray was named as 1st team Big SouthConference second baseman in his senior year atRadford.


JD DetwilerAssistant Coach

This is coach Detwiler’s 3rdseason at Robinson. He is a1998 Graduate of ChantillyHigh School. While there,

we was a 4 time letter winner in baseball. He played2 years of college baseball at Shepherd College andthen transferred to West Virginia University andplayed 2 more years. He also is a varsity assistant toMark Bendorf and the Rams football program.Coach Detwiler teaches special education atRobinson.

Ray DetwilerAssistant Coach

Robinson Baseball


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Rams Baseball2006 Varsity Baseball Team

Head Coach: Bill Evers Principal: Dan MeierAss’t Coach: Roger Sims DSA: Mike McGurkAss’t Coach: Steve Johnson Trainer: Jeff PerryAss’t Coach: JD Detwiler Mascot: RamAss’t Coach: Ray Detwiler Colors: Blue and GoldAss’t Coach: Scott BroylesAssociate Coach: Jim Linza

# PLAYER YR HT WT B/T POSITION

5 Austin Booker Sr 5’10” 165 L/R 2B, SS

7 Mike Weiler Sr 5’10” 160 L/R OF

8 Jimmy Kalina Soph 5’9” 160 R/R 2B/SS

9 Jared Anderson Sr 6’0” 170 R/L LHP, OF

10 Eric Rabung Soph 5’11” 175 R/R RHP

12 Charlie Martin Sr 5’10” 175 R/R OF

14 Travis Medina Jr 5’10” 160 R/L LHP, OF

15 A.J. Johnson Jr 6’3” 175 R/R RHP, 3B

16 Matt McCloud Jr 5’11” 165 R/R Catcher

20 Jeff Swiger Sr 5’11” 180 R/R Catcher

21 Wells Guthrie Jr 5’10” 160 R/R 2B, SS

22 Jeremy Burger Jr 5’10” 160 R/R Outfield

23 Paul Clemens Sr 6’0” 170 R/R RHP, Inf

24 Mike Magenheimer Jr 5’9” 175 R/R 3B

27 Logan Miller Jr 5’10” 180 R/R 3B, 1B

33 Danny Diana Jr 5’11” 180 R/R RHP, 1B

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“All the wayto States,baby!!!”


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Jared Anderson – #9

6’0” – 170 lbs.

Position: Pitcher, Outfield

Bats Right – Throws Left

1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?Hitting my first homerun ever over the summer in American Legion

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?Win the region, improve as both a baseball player and as a person.

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Listen to my iPod

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Eat, sleep, and relax

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My mom. Everything I do is because of things she taught me.

Austin Booker – #5

5’10” – 165 lbs.

Position: 2nd Base, Shortstop

Bats Left – Throws Right

1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?Winning the 2005 Regional Championship

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?To win District, Regional, and the State Championship

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Listen to music and relax

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Play NCAA College Football and work out

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My father because I always wanted to follow in his footsteps.


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Paul Clemens – #23

6’0” – 170 lbs.

Position: Pitcher, Infield

Bats Right – Throws Right

1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?Signing my full scholarship to Western Carolina University

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?Don’t lose a game – get a ring

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Relax and get my arm prepared to do its job

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Play baseball

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?Kelsey Van Vranken – she taught me how to be a good person.

Charlie Martin – #12

5’10” – 175 lbs.

Position: Outfield


1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?Winning the Region last year

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?Repeat the Region and win the State Championship

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Relax and listen to music

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Hang out with friends

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My parents


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Jeff Swiger – #20

5’11” – 180 lbs.

Position: Catcher


1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?2005 Northern Region Championship

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?District, Regional, and State Champions

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Listen to my music and get fired up

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Play “Halo” and hang out with my friends

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My mom – she does everything for me and she’s always there for me

Mike Weiler – #7

5’10” – 160 lbs.

Position: Outfield

Bats Left – Throws Right


2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?Repeat the Region title

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Try to be relaxed as possible

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Spend time with my girlfriend Carla

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My parents because without them I wouldn’t be what I am today



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Jeremy Burger – #22

5’10” – 160 lbs.

Position: Outfield



2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?Play my role, win the Region, win the State

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Listen to my iPod

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Hang out, play Halo or Madden, and eat

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My parents – they keep me in line

Danny Diana – #33

5’11” – 180 lbs.

Position: Pitcher, 1st Base


1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?2005 Northern Region Champions

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?Get healthy, stay healthy, and play my role as the team succeeds

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Listen to music and get psyched for the next game, one by one

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Hang out with my friends, go off-roading, and play video games

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My father – he’s pushed me and watched me succeed over the years


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Wells Guthrie – #10

5’10” – 160 lbs.



1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?All-Stars over the years and 2004 Senior’s States

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?To apply all I learned this off-season and make a major impact on this season’s outcome...

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3. What do you do to get ready for games?Hit the sticks, listen to music and most important, “get in the zone”

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Chill with friends and hittin’ the sticks

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My dad – he’s always been there for me when I needed advice. If he wasn’t in my life I don’tknow where I would be.


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A.J. Johnson – #15

6’3” – 175 lbs.

Position: Pitcher, 3rd Base



2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?Repeat

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Listen to music and get focused mentally

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Have fun with friends

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My dad – he always pushed me whether I liked it or not

Matt McCloud – #16

5’11” – 165 lbs.

Position: Catcher


1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?Winning the 2005 Northern Region Championship

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?To win the 2006 Region Championship

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Listen to music

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Play ball and hang out with friends

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My dad – he has been there and supported me throughout my baseball career



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Mike Magenheimer – #24

5’9” – 175 lbs.

Position: 3rd Base


1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?My first homerun ever against Herndon

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?Win the Region

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Eat

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Hang out with friends, run the strike, and eat

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My parents taught me everything I know about life, school, and sports

Travis Medina – #14

5’10” – 160 lbs.

Position: Pitcher, Outfield

Bats Right – Throws Left

1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?2005 Northern Region Championship

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?To continue what we have started, win the State

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Listen to music and get mentally ready

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Hang out with the boys, off-road, and fish

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My parents and my brother Ricky


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Logan Miller – #27

5’10” – 180 lbs.

Position: 3rd Base, 1st Base


1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?Going to State Tournaments in Junior and Senior Leagues

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?Help the team improve and win games

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Relax, listen to music, focus on the game

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Eat, listen to music, hang out with friends, work out

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My brother because he’s given me a lot of advice on how I should act and how to stay out of trouble



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Jimmy Kalina – #8

5’9” – 160 lbs.



1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?The State Tournaments over the past years

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?Win Regional Championship

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Listen to music and do some short hops to get my head in the game

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Hang out with friends and play baseball

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My dad because he’s the one who got me into baseball

Eric Rabung – #10

5’11” – 175 lbs.

Position: Pitcher


1. What is your most memorable baseball moment?My first start of my high school season

2. What goals do you have for this baseball season?To get better and help the team any way I can

3. What do you do to get ready for games?Listen to music and get pumped up

4. What do you like to do in your spare time?Chill with my friends and play baseball

5. What person has been the most influential in your life and why?My dad because he is always trying to make me better


Rams Baseball 2006 Varsity Schedule

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MONTH DAY DATE TIMEOPPONENT H/A LOCATION

Preseason ScrimmageMARCH SAT 4 10:00 Langley H Robinson

WED 8 3:30 St. Johns/Osbourn H Robinson

RegularSAT 18 2:00 Lake Braddock A Lake Braddock

WED 22 6:30 West Springfield H Robinson

FRI 24 6:30 Oakton A Oakton

TUES 28 6:30 Westfield H Robinson

FRI 31 6:30 Centreville A Centreville

APRIL FRI 3 6:30 Herndon H Robinson

THURS 6 6:30 Fairfax A Fairfax

Spring Break Tournament @ Myrtle Beach, South CarolinaApril 10 – April 15

TUES 18 6:30 Chantilly H Robinson

MON 24 6:30 Oakton H Robinson

WED 26 6:30 Westfield A Westfield

FRI 28 6:30 Centreville H Robinson

MAY TUES 2 6:30 Herndon A Herndon

FRI 5 6:30 Fairfax H Fairfax

MON 8 6:30 Chantilly A Chantilly

Concorde District Tournament Northern Region Tournamentat Westfield High School at Robinson/Madison High Schools

5/15 Play In Game (Top Site) 5/26 First Round (Top Sites)5/17 Quarter-Finals (Top Site) 5/29 Quarter Finals (2 games @ Robinson5/19 Semi-Finals 2 games @ Madison)5/22 Finals 5/31 Semi-Finals (Madison)

6/2 Championship Game (Madison)

State Tournament6/6 Quarter Finals (Top Site)6/9 Semi-Finals (William & Mary)6/10 Finals (William & Mary)



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CENTREVILLE HIGH SCHOOL6001 Union Mill, Clifton, VA 20124Enrollment: 2,275Nickname: WildcatsColors: Blue, black, and whiteSports Hotline: (703) 761-7228Head Coach: Jonathan FrohmAsst. Coaches: James Mulhern, Mathew Mulhern, Jason DecrooPrincipal: Peter NoonanDSA: Jimmy Sanabria

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CHANTILLY HIGH SCHOOL4201 Stringfellow Road, Chantilly, VA 20151Enrollment:Nickname: ChargersColors: Purple and whiteSports Hotline: (703) 222-8100Head Coach:Asst. Coaches:Principal: James KacurDSA: Terry Brown

# NAME POSITION YEAR11 Lance Balderson 3B, P Senior12 Taylor Bryan C Junior15 Ryan Comer OF Senior8 Matt Gollaway P, C Senior5 Jim Holbert OF Senior13 Jon Holcomb Inf Senior17 Pat King P, Inf Senior19 Max Langford P, 3B Sophomore20 Mike Messick 1B Senior

# NAME POSITION YEAR9 Austin Morris OF, P Junior10 Andrew Ofano 2B Junior23 Nick Oppelt P, 1B Senior16 Adam Pflugrath P, OF Junior21 Jamie Phillips P, 1B Junior25 Pat Somers P, 1B Sophomore1 Kyle Taura OF Senior4 Brian Volkman UT Junior22 Chris Yates P, Inf Sophomore

# NAME POSITION YEAR21 Erik Bankert C Senior9 Ryan Barefoot Inf, OF Junior13 Scott Behne OF Junior6 Brett Blumer P, Inf Junior16 Mickey Bozek P, OF Sophomore18 Patrick Dedon Inf Senior15 Ricardo Duaney Inf Senior23 Jimmy Edmundson C/Inf Senior22 Brady Gleason OF Junior12 Cory Hall P, OF Junior

# NAME POSITION YEAR17 Kyle Harsanyi Inf Junior3 Ron Kirkland OF Junior7 Chris Malvagna P, OF Senior5 Shane McNair Inf Junior24 Kevin Reeves Inf Senior20 Jose Sarmiento OF Senior

19 Adam Sinclair C Junior2 Casey Sutton Inf, OF Sophomore10 Tom Waters OF Senior8 Jack Zeltner OF Senior

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FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL3500 Old Lee Highway, Fairfax, VA 2230Enrollment:Nickname: RebelsColors: Blue and whiteSports Hotline: (703) 219-2200Head Coach: Rick FreemanAsst Coaches: Kevin Simonds, Ed Walowac, Eddie Gill, Walter LancmanPrincipal: Dr. Scott BrabrandDSA: Tim Gordon

# NAME POSITION YEAR3 Frankie Bryant OF Senior7 Nick Calabrese Inf/P Junior10 Kyle Cooper Inf Junior13 Tyler Jones Inf/P Junior6 Zack Knoll C/OF Junior11 Dallas Kuchel P/Inf/OF Senior16 Matt Newman Inf/P Junior30 Pac Parrish OF Junior

# NAME POSITION YEAR17 Carlos Perez OF Sophomore18 Chase Phillips P/Inf Junior2 TJ Prioletti OF Senior5 Andrew Punsalan INF/P Junior23 Dave Rigotti C Junior35 Kyle Schmitt OF Senior

Chris Smith P/OF Junior15 Pat Southerly Inf Juniori

HERNDON HIGH SCHOOL700 Bennett Street, Herndon, VA 20170Enrollment:Nickname: HornetsColors: Red and whiteSports Hotline: (703) 810-2200Head Coach: Alan McCullockAsst. Coaches:Principal: Frances IveyDSA: Mike Mahoney

# NAME POSITION YEAR1 Alex Salser SS, 2B Freshman2 Will Mancini OF Senior3 Daniel Chevalier OF Senior4 Robert Kovarik SS, 2B Junior5 Tyler Martin 3B Senior7 Chris Medina OF Freshman11 Eli McKinney Inf, P Senior12 Ben Calacci 2B, OF Junior13 Kevin Starinieri 1B Senior14 Will Shill 1B, OF Junior

# NAME POSITION YEAR16 Allan Brownell OF, P Sophomore

17 Ian McNichol Inf, C Sophomore18 Ian Martin P Junior19 Josh Wright 3B Junior21 Justin Castle OF Senior23 Daniel Lombardozzi P, OF Senior25 Jason Tate P, OF Senior27 Michael Hitti P, 1B Sophomore29 Tate Swanson C Senior30 John Redmond 1B Senior

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OAKTON HIGH SCHOOL2900 Sutton Road, Vienna, VA 22181Enrollment: 2,330Nickname: CougarsColors: Burgundy and goldSports Hotline: (703) 319-2700Head Coach: Scott RowlandAsst. Coaches:Principal: John BanburyDSA: Phil Levine

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WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL4700 Stonecroft Blvd., Chantilly, VA 20151Enrollment:Nickname: BulldogsColors: Black, gold, and whiteSports Hotline: (703) 488-6300Head Coach: Chuck WelchAsst. Coaches: Bill Clay, Dave Pleasants, Tom Verbanic, Ray ArduiniPrincipal: Mike CampbellDSA: Francis Dall

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# NAME POSITION YEAR20 Mike Endress C Senior23 Travis Moss OF Senior24 Ryan Wever OF Junior25 Pat Talbot Inf Senior26 Luke Baranyk OF Senior27 Greg Lemmer OF Junior28 Kevin Fangio Inf Sophomore30 Matt Snyder P, Inf Sophomre

# NAME POSITION YEAR31 Matt Elliot P, OF Senior

32 Val Arduini Inf Senior33 Joe Endress P Senior34 Mike Snyder P, Inf Sophomore37 Tucker Karl C Sophomore39 Richie Brown P, Inf Sophomore40 Chris McMahon P, OF Senior41 Justin bour P, Inf Senior

# NAME POSITION YEARChris Despins 1B SeniorCurtis Eward 3B SeniorBenji Kagan P SeniorColin Michael P SeniorCarmine Cafiero C SeniorMichael Uffleman OF, P JuniorChris Page 2B JuniorScott Culkin 3B JuniorKyle Fox P, Inf JuniorMark Stier P, OF Junior

# NAME POSITION YEARMcKenzie Woolner OF JuniorEric Cantrell P JuniorBrandon Padula OF JuniorDavid Loughin P JuniorAlfred Rodriguez SS SophomoreKeith Werman C, Inf SophomoreDavid Kidwell OF SophomoreConner Madden Inf SophomoreKevin Wager P, IB Sophomore




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Have a GREATsenior year!!!

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Front row from left: Juan Vasquez, Brad Bazow, Ryan Broyles, Mike Kenah, Ricky McBride, Andy Kondracki. Back row from left: AndrewConnor, Dennis Bazow, Tim meier, Matt Crumplar, Andrew Peal, Michael DelBuono, Brandon Kuter, Chris McCloud, Daniel Johnson,Gren Jernegan, Ryan Holder, Kendrick Kassapian.

Rams Baseballpresents the

2006 Robinson JVBaseball Team

Jimmy LinzaHead Coach

Scott BroylesAss’t Coach

JV Coaching Staff


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Front row from left:Michael Del Buono, Ricky McBride, Andy Kondracki,Gren Jenegan. Back row from left: Dennis Bazow, Andrew Peal, Brandon Kuter,

Kendrick Kassapian.

JIMMY LINZA—Associate Head Coach, Head JV Coach - Coach Linza is entering hisfirst year with the Rams, but brings 18 years of coaching experience to the program. For the last 5 season,he was the head coach of Mount Vernon where he lead the Majors to 3 district titles, 4 spring breaktournament titles, and an overall record of 83-20. Coach Linza was voted as the 2005 National Districtand Northern Region Coach of the year by his pears. He has served 2 terms as the president of theNorthern Region Baseball Coaches Assocation. He willlead the JV program for Coach Evers, but assistsin all aspects of Rams baseball. He is a life long resident of Vienna, where he lives with his wife Julianneand kids, Caroline (8) and Jimmie (^). He is also in his first year of teaching math at Robinson.

SCOTT BROYLES—Assistant JV Coach - Coach Broyles has more than 20 years ofcombined playing and coaching experience, including four consecutive championships as manager ofthe Fairfax Little League Juniors and Seniors programs (2003-05) and runner-up in the VirginiaDistrict 10 Seniors All-Star tournament last season. He played his intercollegiate ball at ShepherdCollege (1979-82), where he was a four-year starter and letterman at 2B/SS, and he ranks among theschool's all-time record-holders for stolen bases,walks, sacrifice bunts and double plays turned. CoachBroyles holds a Master's Degree from Slippery Rock University, where he also served as the AssistantDirector of Sports Information and interned with the Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Club.

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INFIELDERSRicky McBride, Ryan Broyles, Mike Kenah, Brad Bazow,

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OUTFIELDERSBrandon Kuter, Dennis Bazow, Matt Crumplar,

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Rams Baseball2006 JV Roster

MONTH DAY DATE TIME OPPONENT H/A LOCATION

PreseasonMARCH SAT 4 11:00 Langley A Langley

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RegularSAT 18 6:00 Lake Braddock H RobinsonWED 22 6:30 West Springfield A West SpringfieldFRI 24 6:00 Oakton H RobinsonTUES 28 6:00 Westfield A WestfieldFRI 31 6:00 Centreville H Robinson

APRIL MON 3 6:00 Herndon A HerndonTHUR 6 6:00 Fairfax H RobinsonTUE 18 6:00 Chantilly A ChantillyMON 24 6:00 Oakton A OaktonWED 26 6:00 Westfield H RobinsonFRI 28 6:00 Centreville A Centreville

MAY TUE 2 6:00 Herndon H RobinsonFRI 5 6:00 Fairfax A FairfaxMON 8 6:00 Chantilly H Robinson

2006 JV Schedule

PRIMARY 2NDNO. NAME YEAR POSITION POSITION4 Tim Meier Freshman 3B OF6 Matt Crumplar Sophomore OF SS7 Juan Vazquez Freshman C SS/OF/P8 Ryan Broyles Sophomore 2B SS9 Brad Bazow Freshman 2B OF10 Mike Kenah Freshman SS/2B OF11 Andy Kondracki Freshman OF 1B/P12 Chris McCloud Freshman C P14 Ricky McBride Freshman 3B OF/P15 Daniel Johnson Freshman C 1B/Inf18 Ryan Holder Freshman OF19 Mike Del Buono Freshman SS OF/P22 Brandon Kuter Freshman P OF/1B24 Dennis Bazow Sophomore OF P25 Andrew Connor Sophomore 3B30 Greg Jernigan Sophomore 1B C/P33 Kendrick Kassapian Sophomore 1B OF/P47 Andrew Peal Sophomore P 1B40 Eric Rabung Sophomore P

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Player Rosters 1972–2005Head Coach: Bob Menefee

1972–1989

�Head Coach: Tom Peterson

1990–2000

�Head Coach: Bill Evers

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Head Coach: Bob Menefee1972–1989

1972 Season

Don ArmstrongBobby BacchieriGreg BailyRitchie BarrMike BooneKevin BriemannJohn BuehlerKenneth CarlsonDave DowneyDanny GrielJim GilbertsonJohn GardnerSteve LambertDave MclaughlinPatrick MorrisChris RamosSchleusenerTom SmithJohn Stefano

1973 Season

Don ArmstrongBobby BacchieriGreg BailyRitchie BarrMike BooneKevin BriemannJohn BuehlerKenneth CarlsonDave DowneyDanny GrielJim GilbertsonJohn GardnerSteve LambertDave McLaughlinPatrick MorrisChris RamosSchleusenerTom SmithJohn Stefano

1974 Season

Mark BennettAlan BeveridgeJohn BuehlerRalph DibariDanny GrielSteve JonesScott McLaughlinDave McLaughlinDave MillerSam PatelosLarry PeuraStephen PorterMichael RoweTom RubinoTom SmithDave StefanoJeff Thomas

1975 Season

Mark BennettAlan BeveridgeGoose CovingtonDanny CoxRalph DibariPat DunnPete FornasarMike GrammerRobbie GrantJeff HeidigStephan HurstTodd KirtleyMark KrynitskyScott McLaughlinDave McLaughlinLou NappiSam PatelosLarry PeuraTom RubinoTom SmithDavid Snyder

1976 Season

Danny CoxKeith CrossMark DigiovanniPat DunnPete FornasarRobbie GrantJeff HeidigTodd KirtleyMark KrynitskyBobby MorinLou NappiBilly OwensChuck RogersBrian RupeGreg SchulerDavid SnyderDanny TooleSeth WilcoxJohn Zakriski

1977 Season

John CaldwellDanny CoxMark DigiovanniChristopher FletcherPete FornasarMike HewittTodd KirtleyMark KrynitskyJeff MillerBobby MorinBilly OwensBrian RupeGreg SchulerDavid SnyderWinston StreeterSeth WilcoxJohn Zakriski

1978 Season

Robert BarnesJohn CaldwellDanny CoxMark DigiovanniThom FisherPete FornasarRicky GilbertsonJeff HatterickJeff HewittTodd KirtleyMark KrynitskyJeff MillerGeorge PriftisChris RobinetteBrian RupeGreg SchulerWinston StreeterSeth WilcoxDave Wilmot

1979 Season

Robert BarnesSteve CaitoMike CavaDavid CecilRon ColemanGreg CovingtonMark DigiovanniRicky GilbertsonJeff HatterickMickey JamesEric JamesEric KennyGeorge PriftisGary RedelmanTom ReedChris RobinetteDoug SchulerGreg SchulerTony Simmerman


Head Coach: Bob Menefee (continued)1980 Season

Steve CaitoRon ColemanAnthony CollinsGreg CovingtonGreg EnterlineKevin FitzgeraldBradly HoffordMickey JamesJohn JettEric KennyJeff KrynitskyDavid LovecchioBrian NealGary RedelmanCarl RoyTony SimmermanTom ReedScott WebberJK Zehring

1981 Season

Steve BrennanRon ColemanKevin ConnellyTom DungenGreg EnterlineJohn FitzgeraldKevin FitzgeraldJim HandrahanTommy JamesJeff KrynitskyDavid LovecchioJohn MeeksRoger NappiTim ReardonTom ReedLance SaperaWalter SarnekiAl SmithScott Webber


1982 Season

Steve BrennanMike BrummettGreg BryantTom DungenJohn FitzgeraldNick GenaroMark GilbertsonJim HandrahanTommy JamesKevin KellyWayne LambertsonDavid MeeksJohn MeeksRich MurphyRoger NappiTim ReardonDave RenickLance SaperaSteve SarneckiAl Smith

1983 Season

Danny BepkoSteve BrennanTed BridgesGreg BryantChris CampBrian ClarkeKrut CollierTom DungenMark GilbertsonKevin LeisureRon LeoniKevin MangumJoe NaylorScott PolandDavid RenickSteve SarneckiChris SimeoneBrian WoodKen Worsham

1984 Season

Burt BarkerDanny BepkoChris CampBrian ClarkeKurt CollierMark CollierDavid DicksonJimmy EntasTom FlowersMark GilbertsonSteve LeisureMark MoellerBob OrloskyGreg OrloskyScott PolandChris SimeoneBrian SwienChris WarrenBrian Wood

1985 Season

Burt BarkerDavid BardavidSteve BryantChris CampMark CollierJohn DavisDavid DixonSteve DunnChuck EhlertJimmy EntasAndre GordonFrank KearnyKevin KellyMark MoellerJoe NaylorGreg OrloskyLewis RaymondChris Simeone

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Head Coach: Bob Menefee (continued)

1988 Season

Lewis AdamsJeff AllenRobbie AmosJoe CondieMatt CurranSteve DunnChris IhleTim IliverChris JohnsonTony MarchMarco MenendezJeff PollockMike ShawSean SpearPaul SullivanBrent TorgesonBob Yergy

1989 Season

Lewis AdamsRobbie AmosChris CorcoranBrice CronanTom DavisChris IhleChris JohnsonBob KarlsengTony MarchAlex RothStewart SmithJohn StynchulaJason TenbergBrent TorgesonWarren VinesMark WrightBob Yergy

Head Coach: Tom Peterson1990–2000

1990 Season

Brad ArnoldRobert BradshawMike BrasseaurChris BurnsRyan CarneyBrad EberhartT.J. EvansTrevor HarrisAndy IhleLee KansteinerRyan KolakoskiMike PriceBrett RomanJ.K. RonayTerry RooneyDan VelteEvan Williams

1991 Season

Brad ArnoldGeorge BaxterRobert BradshawChris BurnsShawn CampCarlos CarballoJames CarlsonRyan CarneyBrad EberhartT.J. EvansTrevor HarrisAndy IhleMatt JacobsTim KaneLee KansteinerRyan KolakoskiBryan LovettJohn McIntoshDrew MorefieldPayton PowellJ.K. RonayTerry RooneyDude SchlepitzDan VelteEvan WilliamsMark Wright

Brad ArnoldMike BrasseurChris BurnsShawn CampJames CarlsonRyan CarneyBrad EberhartT.J. EvansTrevor HarrisAndy Ihle

Lee KansteinerRyan KolakoskiDrew MorefieldMike PriceBrad RomanJ.K. RonayTerry RooneyDude SchlepitzDan VelteEvan Williams

1986 Season

David BardavidJohn BennettMark CollierJoe CondieJohn DavisSteve DunnMatt JacobsKevin KearneyKevin KellyTommy MartinMarco MenendezMark MoellerMike MorganJoe NaylorGreg OrloskyLewis RaymondPaul Raymond

1987 Season

Jeff AllenRobbie AmosJoe CondieMark DiesteSteve DunnKen GonzalezChris IhleBryan JacobsKevin KearneyFred MalikTommy MartinMarco MenendezSteve MomorellaMike MorganGreg OrloskyWes PohlmanJeff PollockPaul RaymondPeter Zophy

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1994 Season

Andy BrosnanKenyon BurnsShawn CampHugo CastilloRyan CzajkowskiJustin DeutermanJosh HargravesCraig HowellJoe IngeSerge KhouryJ.D. KomarJason LongJavier LopezMike McDermottPerry MelvinJay NiemczykRobbie OliverChris RoyJ.R. SchwartzCarl ThielenJarrett WestBrian Wetherell

1995 Season

Ryan CzajkowskiMike DowningKeith EllermanJason EvansZach GorrellJosh HargravesJustin HeadCraig HowellJimmy KeenanSean KramerJ.D. KomarJavier LopezMike McDevittPerry MelvinMark OleszekRobbie OliverPonch PadillaBrian Wetherell

1996 Season

Jayson BarrettJay CarpenterMichael DinwoodieMike DowningKeith EllermanJason EvansMatt GargerZach GorrellJosh HargravesJustin HeadJimmy KeenanSerge KhourySean KramerSeth LeadsAdam LongMike McDevittMatt McGowenRandy MiyaokaRobbie OliverPonch PadillaJayson PollardDave ShiresMark SkalkoBrian Wetherell

1997 Season

Adam AldersonJason BarrettEric BrandtJoe ClearyKevin DavisTony DibenedettoMike DinwoodieTaylor DixonKeith EllermanEric FoxBen FrothinghamAdam GardnerJustin HeadJohn HendricksSean KramerAdam KurjanowiczBrian MaceZack NicholsJayson PollardDavid SchiresNeil SimsMatt ThorneMike ThorneAndre Verde

1998 Season

Adam AldersonEric BrandtDaniel CadigenJoe ClearyKevin DavisTony DibenedettoJeff DinwoodieTaylor DixonBrian FoxAdam GardnerGreg HoffmanAdam KurjanowiczBrian MaceZack NicholsJoe NovickDavid SchiresNick ShimerNeil SimsMatt ThorneMike Thorne

1999 Season

Chris AndersonPatrick BallDaniel CadiganAndrew CasteelJoe ClearyKevin DavisJeff DinwoodieTaylor DixonBrett FegleyDale FlanaganAdam GardnerMark GeorgeMike GenoveseGreg HoffmanMat HuffBrian MaceRicky MedinaMike MlotkowskiJoe NovickChance PutzkeGarrett SchiresNick ShimerNeil Sims

1993 Season

Brad ArnoldMike BrasseurAndy BrosnanShawn CampRyan CarneyRyan CzajkowskiJustin DeutermanBrad EberhartT.J. EvansKevin HarrisCraig HowellLee KansteinerJavier LopezJason LongDrew MorefieldDavid PounderBrett RomanJ.K. RonayJ.R. SchwartzEvan Williams

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Head Coach: Bill Evers2001–Present

2001 Season

Jayson BasanesJake BrutonAdam CarluccioEvan CarsonMike ClemensChris CutronaWes DixonBrett FegleyMark GenoveseMike GenoveseNathan HeggestadMat HuffMatt KrupinskiAlex ManlucuMack McDevittRicky MedinaDanny NoonanBrendan OlsonChris Smith

2002 Season

Jayson BasanesSean BergJake BrutonBrett BuchanAdam CarluccioDanny ClementsAndrew FritzKyle GardnerMark GenoveseMatt KrupinskiKenny LopezMack McDevittJon MillerBrendan OlsonMike PanosBen ReadeChris Smith

2003 Season

Michael BeltzJake BrutonDanny ClementsWes DixonAndrew FritzKyle GardnerMark GenoveseJeff GregoryBrad KledzikJoe KornhoffKenny LopezMike PanosBen ReadeRob SimsAndy SpenceSpencer WigginsNick Worley

2000 Season

Chris AndersonPatrick BallPhilip BradyDaniel CadiganMike ClemensKevin DavisJeff DinwoodieTaylor DixonBrett FegleyAdam GardnerMike GenoveseMark GeorgeNathan HeggestadGreg HoffmanMat HuffBrian MaceRicky MedinaMike MlotkowskiDanny NoonanChance PutzkeGarrett SchiresNick Shimer

2004 Season

Austin BookerBilly BrubakerPaul ClemensCritter ComminsJeff GregoryThomas HenryBrad KledzikJoe KornhoffJoey LoPrestiJoe McDevittJim McGowanCharlie MartinTripp MoserJoJo NaughtonJeff SwigerAndy SpenceSpencer WigginsNick Worley

2005 Season

Austin BookerBilly BrubakerJeremy BurgerPaul ClemensCritter ComminsDanny DianaThomas HenryA.J. Johnson

Brad KledzikMatt McCloudDavid McMahonCharlie MartinTravis MedinaJeff SwigerMike WeilerSpencer Wiggins

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Rams Baseball Offensive RecordsSINGLE GAME SEASON CAREER

NAME NO vs. YR NAME NO YR NAME NO YRAT Mark Moeller 7 Madison ‘86 Ryan Czajkowski 87 ‘95 Dave McLaughlin 226 72-75BATS Joe Cleary 86 ‘99 Ricky Medina 207 99-01

Mark Genovese 86 ‘03 Ron Coleman 200 86-87Kevin Davis 85 ‘99 Steve Dunn 200 86-88

RUNS Too many to list 4 Kevin Davis 28 ‘99 Steve Brennan 70 81-83Brett Fegley 28 ‘01 Greg Schuler 62 76-79Javier Lopez 27 ‘95 Ricky Medina 53 99-01

HITS Mark Moeller 5 Madison ‘86 Steve Dunn 37 ‘87 Steve Dunn 90 86-88Ryan Czajkowski Fairfax ‘95 Lee Kansteiner 33 ‘93 Ron Coleman 79 79-81

Mark Genovese 33 ‘03 Ricky Medina 69 99-01Jayson Basanes 34 ‘02Steve Dunn 33 ‘88

DBLS Mike DiGiovanni 3 Stuart ‘77 Steve Dunn 18 ‘87 Steve Dunn 29 86-88Shawn Camp W & L ‘93 Ryan Czajkowski 13 ‘95 Shawn Camp 17 92-94Ryan Czajkowski West Potomac ‘95 Shawn Camp 12 ‘93 Greg Schuler 16 76-79

Kyle Gardner 12 ‘03 Kyle Gardner 16 02-03Mark Genovese 16 01-03

TRPLS Brian Rupe 2 Stuart ‘77 Greg Schuler 3 ‘77 Brian Rupe 5 76-78Billy Brubaker 2 Edison ‘05 Kevin Fitzgerald 3 ‘81 Greg Schuler 5 76-79

Javier Lopez 3 ‘95 Ron Coleman 4 79-81Nick Shimer 3 ‘99

HOME Mark Moeller 2 Madison ‘86 Steve Dunn 8 ‘88 Steve Dunn 9 86-88RUNS Craig Howell Oakton ‘95 Mark Genovese 7 ‘03 Mark Genovese 9 01-03

Chance Putzke W. Springfield ‘99 Mark Moeller 6 ‘85 Mark Moeller 7 84-86Kevin Davis Osbourne Park ‘99 Ron Coleman 5 ‘81Joe Novick Osbourne Park ‘99 Kevin Davis 5 ‘99Kyle Gardner Madison ‘03 Billy Brubaker 5 ‘05

EXTRA Mark Moeller 4 Madison ‘86 Steve Dunn 19 ‘88 Steve Dunn 40 86-88BASE (2 Dbls, 2 HR) Mark Genovese 19 ‘03 Greg Schuler 26 76-79HITS Shawn Camp Oakton ‘93 Kyle Gardner 15 ‘03 Mark Genovese 26 01-03

(3 Dbls, 1 HR) Shawn Camp 13 ‘93 Ron Coleman 25 79-81Ryan Czajkowski 13 ‘95Danny Clements 13 ‘03

STOLEN Steve Brennan 5 Woodson & ‘83 Spencer Wiggins 30 ‘04 Spencer Wiggins 43 03-05BASES W. Springfield Steve Brennan 27 ‘83 Steve Brennan 55 81-83

Steve Brennan 17 ‘81 Kevin Kearney 24 86-88

HIT BY Trevor Harris 3 W. Springfield ‘92 Trevor Harris 9 ‘92 Mike Price 14 90-92PITCH Jason Long 8 ‘93 Trevor Harris 12 91-92

Mike Price 6 ‘92 Jason Long 8 92-94Mike Thorne 6 ‘98

BASE ON Todd Kirtley 4 Hayfield ‘78 Brad Arnold 26 ‘93 Steve Brennan 57 81-83BALLS Shawn Camp 25 ‘93 Greg Orlosky 34 84-87

Steve Brennan 24 ‘83 Ron Coleman 32 79-81

RBIs Mark Moeller 8 Madison ‘86 Steve Dunn 39 ‘87 Steve Dunn 75 86-88Andy Spence 6 West Potomac ‘03 Ron Coleman 31 ‘81 Ron Coleman 65 79-81

Mark Genovese 29 ‘03 Greg Schuler 52 76-79Mat Huff 27 ‘01

BATTING Steve Dunn .485 ‘88 Steve Dunn .455 86-88AVERAGE Spencer Wiggins .469 ‘05 Brad Arnold .437 92-93

Brian Rupe .465 ‘78 Ben Reade .415 02-03Ben Reade .457 ‘02 Brian Rupe .400 76-78Steve Dunn .451 ‘87 George Priftis .400 78-79

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WINS Shawn Camp 10 ‘94 Tom Reed 20-3 79-81Brad Kledzik 9 ‘05 Jeff Pollock 14-8-1 86-88Tom Reed 8 ‘81 Brad Kledzik 13-7 03-05Several 7 Jake Bruton 13-4-2 01-03

Mark DiGiovanni 13-1-2 77-79Spencer Wiggins 13-5 03-05Shawn Camp 13-4-1 92-94

INNINGS PITCHED Jeff Pollock 69 ‘88 Tom Reed 149 79-81Brad Kledzik 66 ‘05 Jeff Pollock 144 86-88Javier Lopez 67 ‘95 Spencer Wiggins 126 03-05Tom Reed 64 ‘81 Jake Bruton 122 01-03

Evan Williams 122 90-93Brad Kledzik 116 03-05

STRIKE OUTS Javier Lopez 104 ‘95 Tom Reed 153 79-81Ben Reade 99 ‘03 Shawn Camp 150 92-94Shawn Camp 87 ‘94 Ben Reade 146 02-03Brad Kledzik 74 05 Javier Lopez 133 94-95Tom Reed 68 ‘81 Adam Gardner 124 97-00

HP Ricky Medina 9 ‘01 Ricky Medina 17 99-01

ERA Mark DiGiovanni 0.57 ‘78 Ben Reade 1.23 02-03Shawn Camp 0.96 ‘94 Kyle Gardner 1.40 02-03Javier Lopez 1.14 ‘95 Mark DiGiovanni 1.50 02-03

Tom Reed 1.59 80-81Shawn Camp 1.64 92-94

STRIKE OUTS Javier Lopez 15 vs LB ‘95IN A GAME Evan Williams 15 vs CTR ‘92

Jeff Pollock 15 ‘88

NO HITTER Tom Smith vs W.T. Woodson (2Ks, 7BB) ‘75Seth Wilcox vs Annandale (8Ks, 1BB)‘77Evan Williams vs Oakton (5Ks, 2BB) ‘91Shawn Camp vs Centreville (8Ks, 5BB) ‘93AdamGardner vsW.Springfield (10Ks, 1BB) ‘00

Rams Baseball Pitching RecordsSEASON CAREER

PLAYER RECORD YR PLAYER RECORD YR

GAMES WINS SAVES I.P. HITS RUNS E. RUNS BB Ks

28 24 6 183 87 39 24 39 2202003 ‘78 ‘87 & ‘94 2003 ‘78 ‘78 ‘78 ‘78 2003

Team Records for a Season

In ‘99, the Rams set a team record for home runs with 21.

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The 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005 Rams have advanced to the final four in theregion. That is the longest current streak in the region!


YEAR PLAYER POS TEAM PLAYER POS TEAM

Rams Baseball All-District & All-Region PlayersALL-DISTRICT ALL-REGION


1976 Danny Cox P 1st1979 Ron Coleman DH 1st Ron Coleman DH 1st1979 Mark DiGiovanni P 1st Mark DiGiovanni P 1st1979 George Priftis 2B 1st George Priftis* 2B 1st1979 Tom Reed P 1st Tom Reed P 2nd1979 Greg Schuler OF 1st Greg Schuler* OF 1st1979 Tony Simmerman SS 1st1980 Tom Reed P 1st1981 Ron Coleman DH 1st Ron Coleman DH 2nd1981 Kevin Fitzgerald 2B 1st Kevin Fitzgerald 2B 2nd1981 Tom Reed* P 1st Tom Reed** P 1st1981 Al Smith 1B 1st1988 Steve Dunn 1B 1st Steve Dunn*** 1B 1st1988 Jeff Pollock P 1st1992 Trevor Harris OF 1st1993 Brad Arnold SS 1st Brad Arnold SS 1st1993 Shawn Camp C 1st Shawn Camp C 1st1993 T.J. Evans 3B 1st1993 Mike Brasseur P 1st Mike Brasseur P 2nd1994 Shawn Camp P 1st Shawn Camp* P 1st1994 Javier Lopez 1B 1st Javier Lopez 1B 2nd1995 Ryan Czajkowski SS 1st1995 Keith Ellerman OF 1st1995 Craig Howell C 1st Craig Howell C 2nd1995 J.D. Komar UTIL 1st J.D. Komar UTIL 2nd1995 Javier Lopez P 1st Javier Lopez** P 1st1996 Jason Evans OF 1st1996 Robbie Oliver DH 1st1997 Sean Kramer OF 1st Sean Kramer OF 2nd1998 Matt Thorne OF 1st1998 Neil Sims 1B 1st1999 Adam Gardner P 1st Adam Gardner P 2nd1999 Kevin Davis OF 1st Kevin Davis OF 1st1999 Ricky Medina 2B 1st2000 Nick Shimer OF 1st Nick Shimer OF 1st2000 Mark George C 1st Mark George C 2nd2000 Jeff Dinwoodie P 1st Jeff Dinwoodie P 2nd2000 Ricky Medina DH 1st2001 Mike Genovese UTIL 1st Mike Genovese UTIL 1st2001 Mat Huff 1B 1st Mat Huff 1B 2nd2001 Ricky Medina 2B 1st Ricky Medina 2B 1st2002 Jake Bruton P 1st2002 Ben Reade P 1st2002 Chris Smith 2B 1st2003 Danny Clements 1B 1st Kyle Gardner OF 2nd2003 Andrew Fritz C 1st Mark Genovese 3B 1st2003 Kyle Gardner OF 1st Ben Reade* P 2nd2003 Mark Genovese 3B 1st2003 Ben Reade**** P 1st2003 Spencer Wiggins P 1st2004 Spencer Wiggins P 1st Spencer Wiggins P 2nd2004 Mike Weiler DH 1st2005 Brad Kledzik P 1st Brad Kledzik P 1st2005 Spencer Wiggins P 1st Spencer Wiggins OF 1st2005 Austin Booker SS 1st

Did you know that

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Rams BaseballAll-Decade and All-Time Teams

CATCHER Mark Krynitsky Chris Ihle Andy Ihle Mark KrynitskyCraig Howell

1ST BASE Jeff Heidig Steve Dunn Lee Kansteiner Steve Dunn

2ND BASE George Priftis Steve Brennan Ricky Medina Ricky MedinaKevin Fitzgerald George Priftis

3RD BASE Seth Wilcox Greg Orlosky T.J. Evans Greg Orlosky

SHORTSTOP John Buehler Tony Simmerman Brad Arnold Tony Simmerman

OUTFIELDERS Greg Schuler Chris Warren Trevor Harris Brian RupeBrian Rupe Chris Camp Nick Shimer Greg SchulerDavid McLaughlin Marco Menendez Sean Kramer Dave MillerDave Miller

PITCHERS Mark Digiovanni Tom Reed Javier Lopez Tom ReedJohn Gardner John Jett Shawn Camp Mark DegiovanniDanny Cox Steve Momorella Evan Williams Sean Camp

Jeff Pollock Adam Gardner Javier Lopez

DH/UTILITY Ron Coleman Mark Moeller Joe Cleary Ron ColemanJ.D. Komar

NOTE: The All-Decade and All-Time teams were selected by Bob Menefee and Tom Peterson

1970s 1980s 1990s All-Time

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‘74 Dan Griel Virginia Tech‘74 Dave Miller George Mason Texas Rangers‘74 John Buehler Randolph Macon‘75 Dave McLaughlin James Madison‘75 Scott McLaughlin George Mason‘76 David Snyder Coastal Carolina‘76 Jeff Heidig Virginia Tech‘78 Mark Krynitsky Virginia Tech Kansas City Royals‘78 Todd Kirtley UVA‘78 Brian Rupe Virginia Tech Minnesota Twins‘79 Greg Schuler North Carolina Baltimore Orioles‘79 Mark Digiovanni South Florida‘79 George Priftis UVA Seattle Mariners‘80 Tony Simmerman Virginia Tech‘80 Steve Caito NW Mississippi (JC) Detroit Tigers‘81 Tom Reed North Carolina‘81 Kevin Fitzgerald George Washington San Francisco Giants‘81 John Jett Georgia Tech‘81 Scott Weber Virginia Tech‘82 Tommy James V.C.U.‘83 Steve Brennan Indiana‘86 Mark Moeller George Mason‘86 Joe Naylor Radford‘87 Greg Orlosky George Washington

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YEAR PLAYER COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL TEAM‘88 Steve Dunn Minnesota Twins‘88 Jeff Pollock U. of Dayton‘88 Steve Momorella Washington & Lee‘88 Robbie Amos Radford‘90 Warren Vines Tuskeegee‘90 Alex Roth George Mason‘91 Andy Ihle George Mason‘91 Terry Rooney Radford‘93 Lee Kansteiner George Mason‘93 J.K. Ronay George Mason‘93 Mike Brasseur Franklin & Marshall‘94 Shawn Camp George Mason Tampa Bay Devil Rays‘94 Justin Deuterman Emory & Henry‘94 Joe Inge Randolph Macon‘95 Javier Lopez UVA Chicago White Sox‘95 Ryan Czajkowski Marietta‘95 Craig Howell Polk Junior College‘97 Sean Kramer Hampton Sidney‘98 David Schires U. of MD, Baltimore‘98 Matt Thorne Virginia Tech‘98 Mike Thorne Essex Jr.. College‘99 Neil Sims Shenandoah University‘99 Joe Novick UVA‘00 Daniel Cadigan Pit Community College‘00 Kevin Davis Pit Community College‘00 Jeff Dinwoodie George Mason‘00 Taylor Dixon Longwood University‘00 Adam Gardner Pomona College San Francisco Giants‘00 Mike Mlotkowski Florida‘00 Nick Shimer George Mason Philadelphia Phillies‘01 Mike Clemens Chowan‘01 Mike Genovese George Mason‘01 Mat Huff Salisbury State‘01 Ricky Medina Christopher Newport‘02 Chris Smith Franklin & Marshall‘02 Jayson Basanes Christopher Newport‘03 James Bruton Harvard‘03 Andrew Fritz Young Harris Jr. College/East Carolina‘03 Kyle Gardner Redlands University‘03 Mark Genovese Christopher Newport‘03 Ben Reade Air Force Academy‘04 Jeff Gregory Greensboro College‘05 Brad Kledzik Wake Forest‘05 Spencer Wiggins George Mason

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Goose (‘75) and Greg (‘80) Covington Lou (‘76) and Roger (‘82) NappiMike (‘77) and Mark (‘79) Digiovanni Mark (‘78) and Jeff (‘81) KrynitskyRicky (‘79) and Mark (‘84) Gilbertson Greg (‘79) and Doug (‘80) SchulerMickey (‘80) and Tommy (‘82) James Kevin (‘81) and John (‘83) FitzgeraldKurt (‘84) and Mark (‘86) Collier Chris (‘85) and Shawn (‘94) CampFrank (‘85) and Kevin (‘87) Kearney Bobby (‘85) and Greg (‘87) OrloskyLouis (‘86) and Paul (‘87) Raymond Chris (‘89) and Andy (‘92) IhleMike (‘98) and Matt (‘98) Thorne David (‘98) and Garrett (‘01) ShiresMike (‘98) and Jeff (‘00) Dinwoodie Mike (‘01) and Mark (‘03) GenoveseAdam (‘00) and Kyle (‘03) Gardner Neil (‘99) and Rob (‘03) SimsMike (‘01) and Paul Clemens Jordan (‘99) and Spencer (‘05) WigginsRicky (‘01) and Travis Medina

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Rams Baseball LegendsDave Miller ‘74

After being cut from the baseball program hisfreshman year, Dave came back to earn a scholarship toGeorge Mason University where he led the nation in stolenbases his senior year. Dave then became the first Robinsonproduct to be drafted when the Texas Rangers selected himin the 1978 draft.

Danny Griel ‘74Danny helped lead the Rams to their first ever winning

season. He then signed a scholarship with Virginia Tech wherehe was a four-year letterman. Dan is currently the head coachat Lake Braddock Secondary School. Under his leadership, theBruins have advanced to the state championship game threetimes.

Todd Kirtley, Mark Krynitsky,Winston Streeter ‘78

This trio, all of which were three or four yearlettermen, are the only athletes in the history of theNorthern Region to be members of regional champions inthree different sports (football, basketball, and baseball).The basketball and baseball teams advanced to the statechampionship game. In baseball, the 24-0 Rams lost a 2-1decision. Krynitsky followed his high school career with acollege career at Virginia Tech and a professional careerwith the Milwaukee Brewers. Kirtley played college baseballand football (starting quarterback his final two years) at theUniversity of Virginia.

George Priftis, Greg Schuler ‘79In their junior and senior seasons George and Greg

were the heart and soul of the teams that went 43-3 withback to back District Championships, 1 RegionChampionship, and an appearance in the 1978 Statechampionship game. George then played at the Universityof Virginia as a four year starter at third base and then wenton the play in the Seattle Mariners organization. Greg wasa four-year starter at the University of North Carolina andwent on to play in the Baltimore Orioles organization.

Tom Reed ‘81Tomhas the distinction of being the winning pitcher, as a

sophomore, in the 1980 State Championship game. He holdsthe Robinson record (17) for most wins in school history andwas a starting pitcher for four years at the University of NorthCarolina.

Chris Warren ‘85This Ram legend was a two-year starter in center field

for the 1983 and 1984 teams. In baseball, Chris gave up hisdream of playing professionally to pursue his other love -football. Chris was to go on and become a Pro Bowl runningback for the Seattle Seahawks.

Steve Dunn ‘88Steve was a three year starter on varsity and at the

conclusion of his high school career owned almost everyhitting record, both season and career, for the Rams.He signeda six-figure contract out of high school after being drafted inthe fourth round by the Minnesota Twins. He played in themajor leagues for the Twins in 1994 and 1995, and finished hiscareer with the Cleveland Indians. Steve is currentlyworking and coaching high school baseball in Tennessee.

Shawn Camp ‘94An All-Metropolitan selection at two different

positions (pitcher and catcher) in two different years (1993and 1994), Shawn owns many records at Robinson. Heplayed for three years at George Mason University beforebeing drafted by the San Diego Padres. His firstprofessional season earned Shawn a spot on the league all-star team. He began the 2001 season with the Padres AAAfarm team, before being traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates.He will open the 2002 season in AAA, and is lookingforward to being called up to the big leagues later in theseason.

Shawn pitched in the big leagues during the2004/2005 seasons for the Kansas City Royals, and isexpected to begin the 2006 season with the Tampa BayDevil Rays.

Javier Lopez ‘95The greatest player in the history of Robinson

In 1995, the Northern RegionPlayer of the Year and an All-Stateand All-Met selection, Javier holdsthe Robinson record for strikeoutsas well as several hitting records.Javier signed a scholarship withthe University of Virginia and

played there through his junior year. In the 1998 majorleague draft the Arizona Diamondbacks selected him in the4th round. Javier was named the “2003 Rookie of the Year”in the Winter Leagues of Puerto Rico. His success in thewinter league lead to him being selected by the boston RedSox in the 2003 Rule 5 Draft. During the 2003 springtraining season the Red Sox traded Javier to the ColoradoRockies, where he earned a spot on the major league roster.Javier spent the entire 2003 season playing in the big leagueswith the Rockies as a left-handed specialist in the bullpen. Hefinished the season with the lowest ERA at Coors Field of anypitcher on the Rockies staff. During the 2003 season he finishedwith 75 appearances, 58 innings pitched, a 4-1 record, 3.70era, and 40 strikeouts to only 12 walks. Javier became the firstRam to play an entire season in the big leagues.

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