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2007 MEDIA GUIDE

2007 WARRIOR SCHEDULE Day Date Opponent Time Location Friday Jan. 27 Glendale 2:00 El Camino Saturday Jan. 28 Canyons 9:30 El Camino Saturday Jan. 28 Canyons 1:00 El Camino Sunday Jan. 29 L.A. Valley 12:00 El Camino Thursday Feb. 1 Moorpark 2:00 Moorpark Friday Feb. 2 L.A. Valley 2:00 L.A. Valley Saturday Feb. 3 Pierce 10:00 Pierce Saturday Feb. 3 Pierce 2:00 Pierce Friday Feb. 9 Irvine Valley 10:00 Grossmont Friday Feb. 9 Grossmont 2:00 Grossmont Saturday Feb. 10 San Diego City 10:00 San Diego City Sunday Feb. 11 Southwestern 2:00 Southwestern Friday Feb. 16 Reedley 4:00 Reedley Saturday Feb. 17 Reedley 12:00 Reedley Tuesday Feb. 20 Cerro Cosa 2:00 Cerro Cosa Sunday Feb. 25 Cypress 1:00 Cypress Tuesday Feb. 27 Mt. San Antonio 2:00 El Camino Thursday Mar. 1 Compton 2:00 Compton Saturday Mar. 3 Cerro Cosa 1:00 El Camino Tuesday Mar. 6 East Los Angeles 2:00 El Camino Thursday Mar. 8 Long Beach 2:00 Long Beach Saturday Mar. 10 Cerritos 12:00 Cerritos Tuesday Mar. 13 Los Angeles 2:30 Los Angeles Thursday Mar. 15 Harbor 2:30 El Camino Saturday Mar. 17 Pasadena 12:00 El Camino Tuesday Mar. 20 Mt. San Antonio 6:00 Mt. San Antonio Thursday Mar. 22 Mt. San Antonio 2:30 El Camino Saturday Mar. 24 Compton 12:00 El Camino Tuesday Mar. 27 Compton 2:30 Compton Wednesday Apr. 4 Barstow 2:00 El Camino Thursday Apr. 5 Barstow 10:00 El Camino Thursday Apr. 5 Barstow 2:00 El Camino Tuesday Apr. 10 East Los Angeles 2:30 East Los Angeles Thursday Apr. 12 East Los Angeles 2:30 El Camino Saturday Apr. 14 Long Beach 12:00 El Camino Tuesday Apr. 17 Long Beach 2:30 Long Beach Thursday Apr. 19 Cerritos 2:30 El Camino Saturday Apr. 21 Cerritos 12:00 Cerritos Tuesday Apr. 24 Los Angeles 2:30 El Camino Thursday Apr. 26 Los Angeles 2:30 Los Angeles Saturday Apr. 28 Harbor 12:00 Harbor Tuesday May 1 Harbor 2:30 El Camino Thursday May 3 Pasadena 2:30 Pasadena Friday May 4 Pasadena 2:30 El Camino Sat.-Sun. May 12-13 SoCal Regional Playoffs TBA TBA Fri.-Sun. May 18-20 Super Regional Playoffs TBA TBA Sat.-Mon. May 26-28 COA Championships TBA Fresno

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome to El Camino College.......................................... 3-4 2007 Season Preview .......................................................... 5-6 Athletic Director ......................................................................... 7 Head Coach ............................................................................... 8 Assistant Coaches ...................................................................... 9 2007 Roster..............................................................................10 2007 Player Profiles ....................................................... 11-21 Warrior 4-Year Scholarship Players ...................................23 Warrior Professional Players ................................................24 South Coast Conference Opponents ............................ 25-26 Scorecard........................................................................... 28-29 Warrior Field ...........................................................................30 Weight Room Facilities ...........................................................31 Campus Map............................................................................32 2007 Schedule ............................................ Inside Front Cover

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The El Camino College Baseball Program would like to thank the following people for their efforts in the production of this media

Pete McKellar Nate Fernley Bill Hood All of the Patrons

Players and Parents ECC Office of Public Relations & Marketing

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The El Camino Community College District is committed to providing equal opportunity in employment and

educational opportunities for all individuals, regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, gender, national ori-gin, marital status, sexual orientation, handicap, age

and Vietnam-era status.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location:....................................... Torrance, CA Enrollment: ............................................. 26,000 Founded: ....................................................1947 Nickname: ............................................Warriors Colors: ....................................... Blue and Gray Address: ......................16007 Crenshaw Blvd. ..........................................Torrance, CA 90506 Phone:.......................................310-532-3670 Toll Free: .............................1-866-ELCAMINO College Fax:............................310-660-3818 Web Site: .......................... www.elcamino.edu President: ......................... Dr. Thomas M. Fallo Vice President: ....................Dr. Francisco Arce Vice President: ..................Dr. Jeffrey Marsee Interim Vice President:.............Dr. John Baker

BASEBALL INFORMATION Affiliation:...........................................CCCCOA Conference: ....................................South Coast Field:................................................On Campus Dimensions: ...........LF-350’, CF-390’, RF-300’ 2006 Record:.......................................... 22-21 2006 SCC Rec./Finish: .................. 13-11/5th Head Coach: ............ Nate Fernley (1st Year) Alma Mater: ................................................ BYU Office Phone: ..........................310-660-3679 Office Fax: ..............................310-660-6159 [email protected] Asst. Coaches: ....... Bob Fernley, Mike Acosta Special Assistant:................................Bill Hood

ATHLETIC STAFF Dean: ........................................................ vacant Athletic Director:..................... Rory Natividad Eligibility: .................................Carolyn Biedler Athletic Phone: ........................310-660-3550 Athletic Fax: ............................310-660-3806 Athletic E-mail: ......... [email protected] Academic Advisor: ......................Chris Jeffries Athletic Trainers:...................... Michael Miller, ...................................Kari Brody, Mike Hoang Equipment Mgrs.:..Pete Wright, Ben Cedeno Grounds Dept.: ............................ Joe Saldana Director, Community Relations: ...Ann Garten Community Relations Phone:.310-660-3406

COACHING STAFF Men’s Basketball: ........................Mike Fenison Women’s Basketball: ....................Steve Shaw M/W Cross Country: ................ Dean Lofgren Football:...............................John Featherstone Golf: ................................................. Scott Janus M/W Soccer: ................................. John Britton Softball: ...................................Susan Calderon M/W Swimming: ................... Corey Stanbury M/W Tennis: ...................Steve Van Kanegan M/W Track & Field: ................. Dean Lofgren Women’s Volleyball: ..........LeValley Pattison Men’s Volleyball:............................ Dick Blount M/W Water Polo: ................ Corey Stanbury

CREDITS Layout & Design: .......................Pete McKellar Writing:........................................ Nate Fernley Photos: ..................................................Bill Hood Printing: ................................................................ ECC Office of Public Relations & Marketing

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WELCOME TO ECC


Welcome to El Camino College!

You don’t have to be an ECC student to enjoy our beautiful campus. Visit us online through our Web site, or on campus any time -- we are YOUR community college. Founded in 1947, El Camino College is situ-ated on a beautiful and spacious 126-acre campus near Torrance, California. The college enrolls more than 25,000 students each semester and boasts a curriculum of over 850 highly regarded academic and career programs taught by exceptional faculty.

Where are we located?

El Camino College is easily accessible from the 405 and 91 freeways, at the corner of Manhattan Beach and Crenshaw boulevards in Torrance.

Meet with a counselor

If you would like to meet with a counselor during your visit, please call 310-660-3442. Our counseling team is here to help you reach your educational and career goals.

El Camino College – a South Bay tradition

Since the opening of El Camino College 60 years ago, we have been dedicated to serve our community’s educational and cultural needs. El Camino College is well-known for academic excellence, a consistently high transfer rate to four-year colleges and universities, and exceptional career training programs. El Camino College offers many outstanding features, including:

• Transfer agreements with many four-year universities • Flexible scheduling • Ranked among the largest single-campus, two-year colleges in the nation • Excellent career training programs • Outstanding community education programs • Only $20 per unit for California residents

Visit us!

Come to El Camino College and take a course, watch an athletic match, stroll the grounds – we are here for you. In addition to taking classes, did you know you can also:

• See a show at the Marsee Auditorium, the Campus Theater, or the Robert Haag Recital Hall. The El Camino College Center for the Arts is one of the top presenting houses in Southern Califor-nia, bringing the best in music, theater and dance to the campus.

• Gaze at the “night sky” in the campus Planetarium. The South Bay Astronomical Society meets in the planetarium on the first Friday of each month. Admission is free. Students as well as the pub-

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WELCOME TO ECC


President's Message

For nearly six decades, El Camino College has been proud to serve our community’s educational and cul-tural needs through outstanding course offerings, diverse entertainment venues, and exceptional athletic and fitness opportunities. So now, as we enter our 60th year, the campus itself is taking on a “fresh” new look, with safety and technology upgrades continuing throughout the campus. As we move forward with our facilities plan, we know that our new construction is all thanks to you, our supporters who helped pass our first-ever bond measure four years ago. We are also growing academically – El Camino College consistently ranks tops in transfers to University of California and California State campuses, and our enrollment continues to rise. Of course, our students are our main source of pride here at El Camino College. The determination, drive, and discipline they demonstrate on a daily basis as they pursue their academic and career goals is truly inspiring. Please feel free to visit our campus – we are your community college. Take some time to see the improve-ments in the making and see how El Camino College is changing for the better. Thomas M. Fallo, Superintendent/President

lic are welcome. • Enjoy fine art. The El Camino College Art Gallery features six exhibitions each year, including

works by students, faculty and local artists. Both galleries are free and open to the public. • Check out our Anthropology Museum. Located on the third floor of the Arts & Behavioral Sci-

ences building, the museum features annual shows with a theme and regional focus. Gallery exhib-its are designed and installed by Museum Studies students enrolled in through the Anthropology Department.

• Tour a Career Training class. Stop by and ask one of our instructors for a tour of our allied health careers programs, robotics program, the auto shop, machine shop, welding shop, wood shop, construction shop – the list goes on.

• Stop in the Schauerman Library. Many library resources are open to the public, including refer-ence materials, newspapers and magazines. It is also a comfortable, quiet place to just relax and read.

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2007 SEASON PREVIEW


A New Era The El Camino College baseball team looks forward to the 2007 baseball season with an experienced team ready to contend for a South Coast Conference championship. Under the direction of first year coach Nate Fernley, the Warriors look to improve on last year’s 22-21 record. This season returns six starters from the last two years, giving the Warriors a talented offensive unit. Combining that with a young and growing pitching staff, the team has high expec-tations for the upcoming year. The Warriors play a 44-game schedule including 20 home dates at Warrior Field. The Warriors are assisted by coaches Bob Fernley, Michael Acosta and base-ball operations specialist Bill Hood.

Infield Dane Braunecker, A.J Rodriquez and Kyle Leamy come into the season as experienced sophomores, counted on to lead the Warriors throughout the year. Rodriquez was an All-Conference DH last season hitting .336. Braunecker hit over .300 his freshman year be-fore redshirting last season and Leamy will make the move to 1st base after having an impressive summer and fall. Newcomers Robbie Estrada and Ryan Lopez look to anchor the defense up the

middle. Estrada, a 19th round draft choice of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in 2006, will be counted on to play solid de-fense and provide offense in the middle of the order. Lopez, an All-CIF performer, provides the team with a steady glove and handles the bat well. Ramon Marquez provides offensive punch from the left side and will be an

offensive factor. Rene Chavez, Nick Jones and Alan Gatz provide depth and experience that will be depended on throughout the season. Outfield Ross Babineaux and Brian Ramirez bring the offense pop and speed to the heart of the War-rior lineup. Babineaux hit .318 last year after making the conversion from pitcher to outfielder. Ramirez is a versatile player that will not only be counted on in the outfield, but will see time in the infield as well. Ramirez leads all returning play-ers with a .344 average in 2006 and will be looked upon to be a catalyst for the offense. Newcomer Matt Mercier brings speed and the ability to get on base, and sophomore B i l ly Applegate brings great defen-sive play and a good arm to a strong out-field core. Freshman Billy Madden pro-vides a big stick that brings power to the Warriors offense, and Jose Tostado provides depth as well. Catchers Derrek Duarte will be counted on to do most of the catching this upcoming season. Duarte hit .336 last season for the Warriors and will be depended upon to handle the pitching staff in his first full season behind the plate. Freshman Rey Lopez has made great strides offensively this fall and looks to provide depth and contribute in many situations. Nick Jones is a jack of all trades who will not only provide stability to the infield but also to the catching position. Starting Pitching

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Kyle Leamy, Sophomore

Ross Babineaux, Sophomore

The Positions

The Warriors look to rely heavily on ex-perienced sophomores to fill in the starting rota-tion for the 2007 season. All-Conference third- year sophomore Jeff McKinley returns to the mound after going 5-1 with a 2.41 ERA in 2005. McKinley, who sat out last season with reccurring back problems, will be looked upon to carry a good portion of the work load. Sophomore Garrett Ozar comes to the Warriors after two years at the University of San Francisco. Ozar provides experience, leadership and the ability to throw all pitches for strikes, and will be part of a 1-2 punch that gives the Warriors high expec-tations. Alan Gatz made the transition from in-fielder to full-time pitcher this fall. Gatz has made great strides on the mound and will be a key factor for the team’s success. The fourth spot in the rotation could be filled by freshman Rich-ard Riley or sophomore Shawn Fendley. Riley has great stuff, with a variety of pitches, and sopho-more lefthander Shawn Fendley provides experi-ence and emotion.

Relief Pitching

The Bullpen for the Warriors has a num-ber of pitchers who will compete for innings. Freshman newcomers Taylor Adlam and Percy Perez look to be strong contributors toward the end of games. Eric Morales, Flavio Ramos and Travis Goins will provide much-needed depth and all have potential of making impacts this season. Matt Ronan brings a left-handed arm and South Coast Conference experience to a young pitching

staff. Redshirt fresh-man Anthony Mccaw will be called upon to not only provide innings, but be a situ-ational hitter. Gilbert Camacho could be a factor after complet-ing a successful sea-son with the soccer team.

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2007 SEASON PREVIEW


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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR


Rory Natividad begins his first year as the Athletic Director, following the re-tirement of Dave Shannon. Dave had served as the Athletic Director for 17 years, after 13 years of running a very successful Cross-Country and Track Pro-gram. Rory was the Senior Athletic Trainer for the college for five years prior to serv-ing as the acting Athletic Director. Natividad is now in charge of coordinating 21 intercollegiate athletic programs and some 450 student-athletes. Rory brings vision and an excellent understanding of athletics as a whole to the Warrior family. A graduate of California State University, Dominguez Hills, Rory later received his Master of Education from Azusa Pacific University. He has coordinated two successful community college athletic medicine programs, a first aid and CPR program, and continues to be a lecturer at Loyola Marymount University. Rory is a current member of the CCCAA Managing Board and the President of the California Community Col-lege Athletic Trainers Association. A North High School alumnus, Rory lives in the South Bay with his wife Gina and daughter Malia Rose. Season welcome from the Athletic Director As the Athletic Director for El Camino College, it is my privilege to welcome parents, student-athletes and supporters of Warrior athletics to the 2007 season. This year’s media guide will highlight the history of the Warriors, as well as provide you with a preview of the year to come. As in the past history of baseball at El Camino College, we continue to strive toward excellence in the classroom and on the field. We pride ourselves on preparing the student athlete for life, career and/or transfer to the four-year institution through our educational plan. Our athletic programs offer quality com-prehensive educational opportunities to these gifted individuals who excel in academics and athletics dur-ing their time at El Camino College. Once again, we enter this 2007 season with high expectations and a renewed commitment to our commu-nity and our student-athletes. I am sure we will see great things from this year’s squad of Warriors. Thank you for your support and I look forward to seeing you at the field.

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HEAD COACH


El Camino College head baseball coach Nate Fernley enters his first year at the helm of the Warriors. Coach

Fernley comes to El Camino College after two years as recruiting coordinator and pitching coach at Long Beach City College. Fernley was an inte-gral part of the Vikings 2006 State Championship team. Under Fernley’s direction the pitching staff ranked first in the South Coast Conference both years and fourth and first in the state of Califor-nia respectively.

As a player Fernley played two years at Long Beach City College before transferring to BYU. At BYU, Fernley was named a consensus All-

American and led the NCAA in wins at 16. He later signed with the Cleveland Indians organiza-tion and played professional baseball for three years in the Indians and Chicago Cubs minor league systems. He graduated from BYU with a degree in Spanish and later from the United States Sports Academy with a master’s degree in sports science. Coach Fernley is married to wife Dara, and has two children Hallee and Jake.

Nate Fernley Head Coach 1st Season BYU

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Have A Great Season!

ASSISTANT COACHES


“Pops” joins the War-rior program for the first year this season. A Tor-rance native, Coach Fernley played at Tor-

rance High School where he was League MVP and an All-CIF performer. He was a fifth round draft choice of the Houston Astros as a second baseman, was teammates with former Tartars Fred Kendall and Bart Johnson. Pops now resides in Long Beach and has four children; Nate, Emily, Sam and Jeff.

Bob Fernley Assistant Coach 1st Season

#26 Coach Acosta joins the Warriors after two years of pitching for Long Beach City College. Mike is in charge of the pitching

staff and is an important part of the Warrior con-ditioning program. In his two years of playing, Coach Acosta did not allow an earned run. Mike is currently working on a bachelor’s degree in kinesi-ology at California State University, Dominguez Hills.

Mike Acosta Assistant Coach 1st Season CSU Dominguez Hills

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Bill enters the season as special assistant to the Warrior baseball pro-gram. Bill provides the Warriors with a wide ar-

ray of support. He is found helping workouts run smoothly, and provided the pictures for the pro-gram. He is a self defense instructor on campus and will continue to provide in-season support.

Bill Hood Special Assistant 1st Season

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2007 ROSTER


# Name Pos. B/T Year High School / Last School

4 Adlam, Taylor P/OF R/R FR El Segundo (06)

2 Applegate, Billy OF R/R FR Torrance (05)

12 Babineaux, Ross OF R/R SO Catholic H.S. (LA) (04)

25 Braunecker, Dane 3B R/R SO El Segundo (04)

33 Camacho, Gilbert P R/R SO El Segundo (05)

32 Chavez, Rene INF R/R SO St. John Bosco (04)

7 Duarte, Derrek C R/R SO El Segundo (04)

21 Estrada, Robbie SS S/R FR El Segundo (06)

15 Fendley, Shawn P L/L SO West Torrance (03)

3 Gatz, Alan P/INF R/R SO Torrance (05)

19 Goins, Travis P R/R FR Torrance (06)

6 Jones, Nicholas INF R/R SO West Torrance (05)

13 Leamy, Kyle 3B R/R SO West Torrance (05)

31 Lopez, Rey C R/R FR El Segundo (06)

10 Lopez, Ryan 2B R/R FR El Segundo (06)

18 Madden, Billy OF/INF L/R FR West Torrance (03)

23 Marquez, Ramon INF L/L FR Roosevelt (04)

28 McCaw, Anthony P/OF R/R FR Redondo Union (05)

22 McKinley, Jeff P R/R SO El Segundo (04)

30 Mercier, Matt OF R/R FR Culver City (06)

24 Morales, Eric P/INF R/R FR Morningside(05)

14 Ozar, Garrett P R/R SO Oak Park (04)/ USF(05)

27 Perez, Percy P R/R FR Culver City (06)

5 Ramirez, Brian INF/OF L/R SO Redlands H.S. (04)

20 Ramos, Flavio P/INF R/R FR Westchester (06)

1 Riley, Richard P R/R FR Hawthorne (06)

8 Rodriquez, A.J. 1B R/R SO Gahr (03)

16 Ronan, Matt P L/L SO South Torrance(02)

11 Tostado, Jose INF R/R FR Culver City(06)

29 Nate Fernley, Head Coach

26 Bob Fernley, Assistant Coach

40 Mike Acosta, Assistant Coach

9 Bill Hood, Special Assistant

1 Richard Riley, RHP

2 Billy Applegate, OF

3 Alan Gatz, RHP/IF

4 Tony Adlam, RHP/OF

5 Brian Ramirez, IF/OF

6 Nicholas Jones, IF

7 Derrek Duarte, C

8 A.J. Rodriquez, IF

9 Bill Hood, Coach

10 Ryan Lopez, IF

11 Jose Tostado, IF

12 Ross Babineaux, OF

13 Kyle Leamy, IF

14 Garrett Ozar, RHP

15 Shawn Fendley, LHP

16 Matt Ronan, LHP

18 Billy Madden, OF/IF

19 Travis Goins, RHP

20 Flavio Ramos, RHP/IF

21 Robbie Estrada, IF

22 Jeff McKinley, RHP

23 Ramon Marquez, IF

24 Eric Morales, RHP/IF

25 Dane Braunecker, IF

26 Bob Fernley, Coach

27 Percy Perez, RHP

28 Anthony McCaw, RHP/OF

29 Nate Fernley, Head Coach

30 Matt Mercier, OF

31 Rey Lopez, C

32 Rene Chavez, IF

33 Gilbert, Camacho, RHP

40 Mike Acosta, Coach

Numeric Roster

WARRIOR PROFILES


Taylor will be counted on to provide valuable innings on the mound. He throws from a unique arm slot which allows him to

create unusual movement and deceive hitters.

High School: Attended El Segundo High School. Taylor played for John Stevenson and was a member of the 2005 CIF championship team. He was named All-League and All-Area in 2005 and 2006. Was named All-CIF in 2005.

Taylor Adlam Freshman Pitcher/OF El Segundo H.S.

#4 Billy is a great defen-sive outfielder and will be a big part of the Warri-ors success. Billy runs well and has good baseball

instincts. He has a strong and accurate arm. El Camino College: Billy was a defensive pres-ence in the outfield for the Warriors. Billy was also 4 for 5 in stolen bases. High School: Attended Torrance High School and was coached by Ollie Turner. Billy was named Torrance High Best Defensive Player in 2005.

Billy Applegate Sophomore Outfielder Torrance H.S.

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WARRIOR PROFILES


Ross is a returning starter who will provide offense in the middle of the Warriors lineup. He has a very good arm from

the outfield and runs well. El Camino College: As a freshman, Ross hit .318 with 23 RBI. He was second on the team in RBI and had a .418 slugging percentage. High School: Attended Catholic High in Louisiana. Ross was a three-time All-Area performer and two-time All-State. Ross also was a two-time All-Cheer leading squad captain.

Ross Babineaux Sophomore Outfielder Catholic H.S. (LA)

#12 Dane is a defensive stalwart at third base. He will be depended on to anchor the Warrior de-fense and provide an of-

fensive spark; he is very athletic and runs well. El Camino College: Winner of the 2005 El Camino College Defensive MVP award. 2005 sec-ond team All-Conference and a 2005 JC All-star game participant. Hit .301 his freshman year. High School: Attended El Segundo High. Dane was coached by John Stevenson and was named team MVP in 2004. Participated in the annual Area All-Star game in 2004. Dane was also an AA rated volleyball player

Dane Braunecker Sophomore Infielder El Segundo H.S.

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WARRIOR PROFILES


Gilbertt joins the War-riors after playing a sea-son as goalie for the soc-cer team. He is a returning pitcher who provides the

staff with experience as a sophomore. El Camino College: Gil appeared in 12 games for the Warriors with a 4.23 ERA. He also was a goalie for the soccer team this last fall, and helped the team reach the playoffs. High School: Attended El Segundo High and was coached by John Stevenson. Gilbert was part of the 2005 CIF championship team. Also played soc-cer.

Gilbert Camacho Sophomore Pitcher El Segundo H.S.

#33 Rene is a player that executes baseball skills successfully. He provides depth to the Warrior team and makes smart

decisions on the field of play.

College: Rene played at Long Beach City College his freshman year. He hit .250 with 79 plate ap-pearances. High School: Attended St. John Bosco in Bell-flower, California. Rene was a four-year varsity starter and was coached by Kris Jondle.

Rene Chavez Sophomore Infielder St. John Bosco H.S.

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Albert is coming off shoulder surgery and is currently receiving ther-apy to return to action. He brings grit to the Warrior

team. High School: Attended El Segundo High. Coached by John Stevenson. Was part of the 2005 CIF championship team.

Albert Diaz Freshman El Segundo H.S.

Redshirt Derrek is making the transition from infielder to catcher and will be doing most of the work behind the plate. He is a valuable re-

turning offensive player who will be counted on for stability and poise. El Camino College: Derrek hit .336 for the Warriors in 2006. He was among the team leaders in batting av-erage and RBI. Participated in the 2006 JC All-Star Game. High School: Attended El Segundo High. Coached by John Stevenson. Derrek was a 2004 first team All-League player and winner of the Craig Cousins Award given to the team leader in RBI. A participant of the 2004 Area All-Star game. Also played two years of football.

Derrek Duarte Sophomore Catcher El Segundo H.S.

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WARRIOR PROFILES


Robi will play short-stop for the Warriors this season. He has a great combination of speed and hitting ability. Will be

counted on to anchor the middle of the defense and contribute offensively. High School: Attended El Segundo High School, Robi was a member of the 2005 CIF champion team and the 2006 runner-up team. He received the Craig Cousins Award for most RBIs, and the George Brett Award for most outstanding player. Robi was named first team All-League, All-Area and All-CIF. He was drafted in the 19th round by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and was coached by John Stevenson.

Robi Estrada Freshman Infielder El Segundo H.S.

#21 A returning pitcher who provides the Warri-ors with experience and leadership, Shawn will see important innings for the

team on the mound, and provide an important left-handed arm. El Camino College: As a freshman in 2005, he appeared in 6 games with a 2.93 ERA. Averaged more than a strikeout every two innings. High School: Attended West Torrance High. Shawn was a member of the Dodger Elite scout team in 2002.

Shawn Fendley Sophomore Pitcher West Torrance H.S.

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WARRIOR PROFILES


Nick is a spark plug for the Warrior team. He is very versatile and can play infield, outfield and

catcher. He also provides solid base running and good speed. El Camino College: Nick hit .269 his freshman year and was 4 for 5 in stolen bases. He received the Most Improved Player Award in 2006. High School: Attended West Torrance High and played for Coach Juan Cueva. Nick received the Most Improved Player Award in football, baseball and soccer during his years at West Torrance. He was also given the Coaches Award in 2004. Nick was also an All-League performer in soccer.

Nick Jones Sophomore Utility West Torrance H.S.

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Jeremy is red-shirting this year. He also had surgery to repair a torn labrum.

High School: Attended Mira Costa High. Coached by Mike Nealy.

Jeremy Glunt Freshman Mira Costa H.S.

Redshirt Alan is a valuable player because of his ability to play both the field and pitch. He will see the majority of his time on

the mound, where he will be an important part to the Warrior pitching staff.

El Camino College: Alan hit .269 as an infielder and appeared in 11 games on the mound his freshman year. He led the team in saves. High School: Attended Torrance High. Coached by Ollie Turner. Self proclaimed “Most Sweet.”

Alan Gatz Sophomore Pitcher/IF Torrance H.S.

#3

Travis will use a two-seam fastball to create a lot of groundballs and many outs for the Warri-ors. He throws strikes and

is a good competitor. High School: Attended Torrance High and coached by Ollie Turner. Was a two-year varsity player. Was named All-Area second team and was the recipient of Torrance High’s Pitcher of the Year award.

Travis Goins Freshman Pitcher Torrance H.S.

#19

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Kyle is a returning sophomore who will pro-vide offense and run pro-duction in the middle of the Warrior offense. He

will play first base and provides a giant target for infielders. El Camino College: Kyle was a utility player his freshman year and had 58 plate appearances. High School: Attended West Torrance High. Two-year varsity player where he was coached by Juan Cueva. Kyle was named All League First Team and Daily Breeze All-area as a senior in 2005.

Kyle Leamy Sophomore Infielder West Torrance H.S.

#13 A defensive catcher who provides a high base-ball IQ and consistency behind the plate, Ray is calm and provides a win-

ning confidence to the team. High School: Attended El Segundo High School. Rey was a part the 2005 CIF champion El Se-gundo baseball team and the 2006 CIF finals run-ner-up team. Rey also starred in football and was named first team All-League and Most Valuable Defensive Player as a linebacker.

Rey Lopez Freshman Catcher El Segundo H.S.

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Ryan is a freshman who will be counted on to play right away. He pro-vides solid defensive work at second base and will

set the table for the Warrior lineup. High School: Attended El Segundo High School. Part of the 2005 CIF champion El Segundo base-ball team and the 2006 CIF finals runner-up team. Ryan was a three year varsity starter. Lopez was named All-League first team in 2005 and All-League and 2nd team All CIF in 2006. Ryan was coached by John Stevenson.

Ryan Lopez Freshman Infielder El Segundo H.S.

#10 Billy is a strong body outfielder who provides power from the left side. He has a good arm from the outfield and gives the

Warriors much-needed outfield depth.

High School: Attended West Torrance High. A graduate of 2003 was coached by Juan Cueva.

Billy Madden Freshman Outfielder/IF West Torrance H.S.

#18

Ramon can provide lots of offensive as a power hitter from the left side. He was slowed down much of the fall by a bad

back, but hopes to have a healthy and productive season. High School: Attended Roosevelt High School. Ramon was first team All-League and led team in home runs and RBIs.

Ramon Marquez Freshman Infielder Roosevelt H.S.

#23 Anthony is a two-way player that will provide the Warriors with a big bat and a strong arm. He also provides experience

in the Warrior program. El Camino College: Anthony redshirted his fresh-man year. High School: Attended Redondo Union High. Was a member of the surf team and voted Most Sexy in 2004.

Anthony McCaw Freshman Outfielder/P Redondo Union H.S.

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Jeff will be counted on to log a lot of innings for the Warriors. As a return-ing All-Conference per-former he will anchor the

pitching staff and provide leadership. El Camino College: Jeff was an All-Conference pitcher as a freshman in 2005. Jeff was 5-1 with an 2.37 ERA. He led the team in starts, innings and wins. High School: Attended El Segundo High. As a sen-ior was first team All-League. Was coached by John Stevenson.

Jeff McKinley Sophomore Pitcher El Segundo H.S.

#22 As a freshman, Matt will be counted on to con-tribute right away. He brings speed and disci-pline at the plate and will

be an offensive catalyst.

High School: Attended Culver City High. He was 2nd team All-League his junior year and first team All-League as a senior year. Matt was voted De-fensive Player of the Year. Coached by Rick Prieto.

Matt Mercier Freshman Outfielder Culver City H.S.

#30

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Eric has the ability to throw three pitches for strikes, and mix speeds well. He is very competi-tive and will see action on

the mound this year. High School: Attended Morningside High. Eric was a three-year varsity player and was named 2nd team All-League. He was coached by Ken Jaffe.

Eric Morales Freshman Pitcher/IF Morningside H.S.

#24 Garret brings Div. I baseball experience and a great work ethic to the War-rior pitching staff. He will be depended upon to work

many innings and be an important part of the success of the program. College: Garrett played his freshman year at Univer-sity of San Francisco in 2005. He appeared in a num-ber of games as a true freshman and recorded two saves. He sat out 2006 with a medical redshirt. High School: Garrett was a four-year starter at Oak Park High. Garret was a three-time All-League pitcher and an All-Ventura County team selection his senior year. Garrett finished with 25 wins throughout his high school career.

Garrett Ozar Sophomore Pitcher Oak Park H.S. / USF

#14

Percy is a freshman pitcher with great stuff. Making the transition from a position player to a full-time pitcher, Percy will be

leaned on to pitch in important game situations. High School: Percy played for Coach Rick Prieto at Culver City High. He was the team’s starting shortstop as well as pitching on the mound.

Percy Perez Freshman Pitcher Culver City H.S.

#27 Brian is the top returning El Camino College hitter from last year, and returns to be a constant in the mid-dle of the Warrior lineup.

He brings the ability to reach base in a number of ways and provides the defensive with the versatility to play multiple positions.

El Camino College: Brian hit .344 as a redshirt fresh-man. He had nine doubles and drove in 18 runs. He was also 3 for 4 in stolen bases. High School: Attended Redlands High School and was coached by his father Bob Ramirez. Brian was a three-year All-League infielder and was named best de-fender in 2003 and 2004. He was a two-year varsity captain. Also played football where he was a team captain and an All-League free safety.

Brian Ramirez Sophomore Infielder/OF Redlands H.S.

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Flavio is a freshman who will be counted on to pitch on the mound for the Warriors. Flavio has a great breaking ball that

keeps hitters off balance. High School: Flavio attended Westchester High School. He received first team All-League honors and voted Best Pitcher at Westchester High. Flavio also played football.

Flavio Ramos Freshman Pitcher/IF Westchester H.S.

#20 Richard will provide a lot of innings on the mound for the Warriors this sea-son. He brings four pitches that all have movement,

and is tough to hit when throwing strikes.

High School: Richard attended Hawthorne High School and played for coach Jeff Hines. He was a three-year varsity starter, and played shortstop as well as pitcher.

Richard Riley Freshman Pitcher Hawthorne H.S.

#1

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A.J. was an All-Conference performer last season. A.J returns to pro-vide a big bat in the heart of the El Camino College

lineup. A hard worker and team leader. El Camino College: As a freshman, A.J. hit .336 with 16 RBIs. He was named All South Coast Con-ference second team as a designated hitter. He also had five doubles. High School: A.J. attended Gahr High School. He was coached by Tom Bergeron. A.J was first team All League as a junior and senior and was voted Most Inspirational his senior year. He graduated with honors.

A.J. Rodriguez Sophomore Infielder Gahr H.S.

#8 Matt is a left-handed pitcher who has the ability to change speeds and get a lot of outs. Very com-petitive and a good team

player. College: Matt played his freshman year at Harbor College. High School: Attended South High School in Tor-rance. He was coached by Chad Nammack.

Matt Ronan Sophomore Pitcher South Torrance H.S.

#16

Jose is a freshman who will provide depth to the Warrior team. Has the ability to place the bat on the ball and can be used

in multiple positions. High School: Attended Culver City High School. Jose was coached by Rick Prieto.

Jose Tostada Freshman Utility Culver City H.S.

#11 Justin will redshirt this year as he gains experi-ence on the mound. He throws strikes and com-petes well.

High School: Attended Carson High.

Justin Vasquez Freshman Pitcher Carson H.S.

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WARRIOR 4-YEAR SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS


1992 Miguel Galaz • Chapman University Keith Montoyer • Southern University Jason Wayt • Lewis & Clark College 1993 Moises Barba • CSU Chico Dan Sanchez • CSU Dominguez Hills Octavio Lopez • Pt. Loma Nazarene University 1994 Tremayne Noles • CSU Dominguez Hills Paul Casillas • Loyola Marymount University Frank Bignami • UC Davis Sani Bozunovich • William Penn University Jeff Johnson • William Penn University Tim Hairston • CSU Long Beach/CSU Chico Thomas Redd • Lewis & Clark College 1995 Gus Rubio • University of Pacific Jamin Kear • CSU Dominguez Hills Heath Webster • CSU Dominguez Hills Jason Cole • CSU Northridge David Marsden • University of Pacific 1996 Mike Koepp • CSU Chico Eric Fuller • CSU Northridge Mark Vasquez • CSU Dominguez Hills Andy Zinninger • Oklahoma City University Duane Dinnocente • CSU Chico 1997 Grady Sain • CSU Chico/Asuza Pacific Univ. Kevin Fujimoto • CSU Northridge Allan Landgren • Southeast Missouri St. Univ. Marco Estrada • CSU Northridge Steve Nadell • Whittier College Casey Glynn • CSU Chico 1998 Pete Zinninger • CSU Northridge Josh Burden • CSU Chico Mike Cota • CSU San Bernardino Lance Jordan • Armstrong State College 1999 Scott Arrasmith • UCLA Casey Clark • CSU Sacramento Joe Eisel • Centenary College John Lockhart • Centenary College Brian Rooke • University of Hawai’i, Hilo Shane Schumaker • UNC Greensboro Michael Tecklenberg • University at Albany George-Michael Vancott • CSU San Francisco Gabe Veloz • New Mexico State University Zach Sherman • Abilene Christian 2000 Sean Alley • CSU Fullerton Chris Demaria • CSU Long Beach James Garcia • UC Santa Barbara Adam Nikolic • CSU Northridge Rashad Parker • UCLA Sam Peraza • CSU San Francisco/San Diego State Randy Tymchak • CSU Fullerton

2001 John Forrest • Oklahoma State University Adan Hernandez • Southern Nazarene Univ. Steven Hubbell • Asuza Pacific University William Johnson • CSU Chico Paul Pedersen • Chapman University Pastor Perez • Southern Nazarene University Larry Robles • CSU Dominguez Hills Sean Thompson • UC Santa Barbara Michael Zinninger • CSU Chico 2002 John Abdelkerim • CSU Stanislaus/Concordia Univ. Brian Adams • UC Santa Barbara Eric Fierro • CSU Los Angeles Pete Flores • Southern Nazarene University Aaron Jones • Texas Tech University/UCSB Chris McCulloch • Oklahoma State University Ruben Raygoza • Saint Mary College Lyndsey Simmons • Oklahoma State University 2003 Alex Anguiano • Lynn University Kyle Bradburry • University of Oklahoma/Long Beach State Ryan Brincat • UNC Greensboro Cole Ganser • USC Derek Hebert • Louisiana State University Jermel Lomack • Prairie View A&M University Stephan Pettit • Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Dane Towery • Oral Roberts University 2004 Bart Babineaux • University of Illinois Chicago Tony Faulkner • Tennessee Weslyan College Travis LeBouf • UC Santa Barbara Tommy Salvatierra • San Francisco State David Treat • UC Davis Ryan Sharman • Lynn University 2005 Craig Ganser • USC Bobby Nunn • Lynn University 2006 Chris Fox • U.C. Santa Barbara Mike Zuanich • U.C. Santa Barbara Steven De La Torre • Lynn University Reggie Foy • Cal State San Bernardino Matt Sannes • Cal State Dominguez Hills Josh Rose • Southern Okalahoma State

Ganser ’03 Sharman ’04 Rose ’06 Nunn ‘05

Zuanich ’06 Pettit ’03 Fox ’06 Treat ‘04


1980 Don Slaught • Kansas City Royals 1989 Denny Hocking • Minnesota Twins 1992 Andres Levias • Chicago White Sox 1994 Ryan Hornbeck • San Francisco Giants 1995 Marvin Horn • Chicago White Sox 1996 Merrill Ligons • Kansas City Royals 1997 Stanton Wood • New York Yankees 1999 Justin Albertson • St Louis Cardinals 2000 Robert Stiehl • Houston Astros Victor Buttler • Pittsburgh Pirates Jon Lockhart • St. Louis Cardinals Jon Pagan • Pittsburgh Pirates

2001 Brian Rooke • Oakland A’s 2002 Chris Demaria • Pittsburgh Pirates James Garcia • San Francisco Giants Adam Nikolic • Tampa Bay Devil Rays Ron Perodin • Minnesota Twins Rashad Parker • New York Mets Gabe Veloz • St. Louis Cardinals 2003 Sean Thompson • Chicago White Sox Larry Robles • Colorado Rockies 2004 Larry Williams • Atlanta Braves Jermel Lomack • Pittsburgh Pirates Lyndsey Simmons • Washington Nationals Aaron Jones • Chicago Cubs 2006 Kris Medlin • Atlanta Braves

Victor Buttler ’00 James Garcia ’02 Denny Hocking ’89 Don Slaught ‘80

Chris Demaria ’02 Sean Thompson ’03 Robert Stiehl ’00 Jermel Lomack ‘04

WARRIOR PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS

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GENERAL INFORMATION Location:............ 11110 E. Alondra Blvd. ..................................Norwalk, CA 90650 Athletic Office Phone:....562-860-2451 .......................................................... x2862 Colors: ..............................Blue and White SID:................................. John Van Gaston SID Phone:........................562-860-2451 .......................................................... x2896 Website: ........... www.cerritos.edu/hpea

BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: ....................... Ken Gaylord Office Phone: ..................562-860-2451 .......................................................... x2890 Office Fax: ......................562-467-5009 Home Field: ............................On Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: ............1111 East Artesia Blvd. .................................Compton, CA 90221 Athletic Office Phone: ... 310-900-1600 .......................................................... x2940 Colors:.........................Maroon and Gray Website:.....www.compton.edu/athletics

BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: ...............Shannon Williams Office Phone: ................. 310-900-1600 .......................................................... x2944 Office Fax: ..................... 310-900-1680 Home Field:....... Major League Baseball .............................Urban Youth Academy, .............................. 901 East Artesia Blvd. .................................Compton CA, 90221

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: .........1301 Cesar Chavez Ave. ...................... Monterey Park, CA 91754 Athletic Office Phone: ... 323-265-8636 Colors:.......................... Green and White Website:.............................www.elac.edu

BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach:........................ James Hines Office Phone: ................. 323-265-8914 Office Fax: ..................... 323-265-8909 Home Field:............................ On Campus

Cerritos Falcons

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Los Angeles City Cubs

Mar. 13 @ LACC Apr. 24 @ ECC

Apr. 26 @ LACC

GENERAL INFORMATION Location:............. 16007 Crenshaw Blvd. ................................. Torrance, CA 90506 Athletic Office Phone:....310-660-3806 Colors: ...............................Blue and Gray SID:...........................................Ann Garten SID Phone:........................310-660-3406 SID Fax:............................310-660-3818 Website: ....................www.elcamino.edu

BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: .......................Nate Fernley Asst. Coaches: ...................... Bob Fernley, .............................. Mike Acosta, Bill Hood Office Phone: ..................310-660-3679 Office Fax: ......................310-660-6159 Home Field: ............................On Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: .....................4901 E. Carson St. ............................ Long Beach, CA 90808 Athletic Office Phone: ... 562-938-4237 Colors:.................. Red, Black, and White SID:.............................................. Chris Ruiz SID Phone:....................... 562-938-4243 SID Fax:........................... 562-938-4746 Website:..............................www.lbcc.edu

BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: .......................Casey Crook Office Phone: ................. 562-938-4242 Office Fax: ..................... 562-938-4638 Home Field:............................ On Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: ................ 855 N. Vermont Ave. ............................Los Angeles, CA 90029 Athletic Office Phone: ... 323-953-4000 ..........................................................x2869 Colors:........................... Crimson and Blue SID:J a m e s H y n e m a n...................................................................... SID Phone: ....................... 323-953-4000 ..........................................................x2850 Website:..............www.lacitycollege.edu

BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach:...................... Selwyn Young Office Phone: ................. 323-953-4000 ..........................................................x2853 Office Fax: ..................... 323-953-4013 Home Field:.............................. Pote Field, .................Crystal Springs (Griffith Park)

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Los Angeles Harbor Seahawks

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South Coast Conference

Mt. San Antonio Mounties

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Mar. 20 @ MSAC Mar. 22 @ ECC

GENERAL INFORMATION Location:......................1111 Figueroa Pl. .............................Wilmington, CA 90742 Athletic Office Phone:....310-233-4122 Colors: ............................... Blue and Gold Website: .............................www.lahc.edu

BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: ..................... Marco Alvillar Office Phone: ..................310-233-4140 .......................................................... x6610 Home Field: ............................On Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: .................1100 N. Grand Ave. ....................................Walnut, CA 91789 Athletic Office Phone: ... 909-594-5611 .......................................................... x4630 Colors:........................Maroon and White Website:...........................www.mtsac.edu SID:..................................Brian Yokoyama SID Phone:....................... 909-594-5611 .......................................................... x4629

BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: ....................... Stacy Parker Office Phone: ................. 909-594-5611 .......................................................... x4348 Office Fax: ..................... 909-869-1076 Home Field:............................ On Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION Commissioner:.......................... Rich Kollen Office Phone: ..................562-926-3837 Office Fax: ......................562-926-3837 Email: [email protected] Statistician: ...........................Robert Lewis Office Phone: ..................626-585-7018 Publicity Fax:...................626-585-7018 Email: [email protected]

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Mar. 17 @ ECC May 3 @ PCC May 4 @ ECC

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: ............1570 E. Colorado Blvd. ...............................Pasadena, CA 91106 Athletic Office Phone: ... 626-585-7225 Colors:........................Cardinal and Gold Website:.................. www.pasadena.edu SID:.........................................Robert Lewis SID Phone:....................... 626-585-7018 SID Fax:........................... 626-585-7929

BASEBALL INFORMATION Interim Head Coach: .......Evan O’Meara Office Phone: ................. 626-585-7801 Office Fax: ..................... 626-585-7929 Home Field:..................... Jackie Robinson .....Stadium, Brookside Park (Rose Bowl)

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GENERAL INFORMATION Executive Director:...........Carlyle Carter Location: .............................. 2017 “O” St. ............................Sacramento, CA 95814 Office Phone:.................. 916-444-1600 Office Fax:...................... 916-444-2616 Public Information Fax: . 916-492-0877 Email: [email protected] Web Site:..................www.coasports.org Regional Playoff:.................. May 12-13 Super Regional Playoffs:..... May 18-20 COA Championships: ...........May 26-28 ...................................... Fresno, California

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How to Keep Score Warriors’ fans can enjoy baseball more this season by keeping score of the game. The best part about keeping score is that it’s easy. All you need is a basic knowledge of baseball’s rules. Experts use a simple code, which is based on numbering players by their positions. Number Players as Follows 1. Pitcher 6. Shortstop 2. Catcher 7. Left Fielder 3. First Baseman 8. Center Fielder 4. Second Baseman 9. Right Fielder 5. Third Baseman DH Designated Hitter

Symbols for Plays Single FC Fielders’ choice Double HP Hit by pitcher Triple WP Wild pitch Homerun PB Passed ball SH Sacrifice SB Stolen base BB Walk FO Force out K Strikeout DP Double play BK Balk E Error F Foul SF Sacrifice Fly IW Intentional walk L Line drive Kc Called out on strikes B Bunt ~ Change, either for a new pitcher or batter

Every time a batter goes to the plate, use the number to indicate how he was retired or how he reached base. Fielding plays retiring batters or runners also call for use of the numbers. For instance, the batter who grounds out to shortstop is retired 6-3 in your scoring. If he flies to the right fielder , merely use the figure 9. If it is foul: 9F. In the example to the right, the batter reached first on an error by the second baseman, stole second, went to third on a wild pitch and scored on a passed ball. It is convenient to encircle all runs as shown so that scoring plays may be seen at a glance.

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Warrior Field at El Camino College is considered one of the finest baseball facilities in the state. Five miles from the Pacific Ocean, fans can watch an afternoon game in the Southern California sunshine. It features a Bermuda grass infield, sunk in dugouts, two batting tunnels, state-of-the-art sound system, scoreboard, and snack bar.

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El Camino College has three outstanding training facilities. A fully equipped weight room, a machine room with up-per and lower body equipment, and an ex-cellent fitness center. The development of an ath-lete’s fitness level must entail a comprehensive plan that enhances all physical components of competition. These facili-ties reflect the total fit-ness philosophy of the Warrior baseball pro-gram. Our main goals are for each player to stay healthy and improve perform-ance. The importance of staying injury-free is paramount in sport development and improvement. The El Camino College Weight Training Facilities give each player the ability to train and enhance performance capabilities in the best fa-

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