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Asked how they respond when questioned about their friendship by former teammates and friends, both players said they have moved on since high school.

“I  just  tell  them  that was high  school and this is college,” Fern said. “It’s a whole different ballgame.”

With one year left to play at the junior col-lege level, both are looking forward to continu-ing  their baseball careers at a  four-year school. They have not ruled out the possibility of attend-ing the same school either.

“It could happen,” Fern said. “We’ve talked about it. It would be pretty cool.”

Added  Schrader,  “That’s  the  plan.  That would be pretty sweet.”

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1999.  The  Bulldogs  advanced to the second round of region-als  for  the  first  time  ever  and came within  two  rounds  of  a state berth.

“It was a good run,” Hin-kle  said.  “They  wanted  the whole thing, of course.”

Individually, Sarah Vande Berg  (first  team)  and  Chelsea Smith (second team) advanced to the state tournament. Smith graduated, but Vande Berg will be a junior. Also making the all-

conference list as a third-team-er was Debbie Herlan,  a  Ger-man exchange student.

In  all,  12  track  and  field athletes  (six  boys,  six  girls) from Zephyrhills were voted to All-SAC squads.

Heading the girls list were first-teamers  Kathryn  Patton (discus and shot put) Jameishia Parker  (long  jump)  and  Lind-say Arnold  (100  and  300  hur-dles). The others were 400 relay runners  Jessica  Plummer,  Ju-lia Hines and Alex Viera, who were  joined by Arnold on  the third team.

As for the boys, Jamal Rob-

erts (100 and 200), Jordan Lyles (high  jump) and  the 400  relay team of Tyler Pohjolainen, Gar-rick  Virtue,  Cody  Van  Buren and Marc Avadikian made the All-SAC second team.

Three  baseball  players made  all-conference. Outfield-er Michael Wilson headed  the Zephyrhills trio as a first-team-er. Infielders Nick Masartis and Casey Yingling were named to the second team.

Zephyrhills had a lone rep-resentative on the boys weight-lifting team in honorable men-tion Michael Peterman.

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“All  of  that  is  secondary  right now.  My season is still going on here.”

It  certainly  is  as  the  Seminoles  open  Sat-urday against Texas Christian in the CWS with Parker expecting to play a significant role in the Noles’  pitching  rotation.  He  entered  the  CWS with a 4-1 record, 4.94 ERA and 64 strikeouts in a team-leading 28 appearances.

Parker tossed three scoreless innings in his start  Sunday  against  Vandy,  striking  out  four and allowing just one hit. He pitched one inning in  the  College World  Series  his  freshman  year 

against Miami.With the CWS berth on the line in the win-

ner-take-all third game against Vanderbilt, Park-er took the mound and left his nerves in the club-house.

“I’m the guy that loves that situation,” Park-er said. “The coaches know that and they put me out there.”

All of that started on the baseball diamonds in the Dade City Little League and Zephyrhills High School.

“It’s  been  a  great  experience  starting  all the way back in Little League and through high school at Zephyrhills,” Parker said. “You never think about how far you’ll go. Look at me now.”

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the  football  coaches  and base-ball  coaches  twice.  Once  re-placements are found for wres-tling, boys track and boys soc-

cer,  those positions will  be  re-placed a second time.

“I  feel  very  strongly  all the coaching changes at Zeph-yrhills  High  during  the  2009-2010  school  year  are  a  fluke,” Van  Gorden  said.  “We  had 

some coaches that retired after decades of service. I had others get  promotions  in  their  career or  are  striving  for  career  ad-vancements.

“All these factors are crea-tures of circumstance.”

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