Seven Oaks News Aug., 2011

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The community newsletter that brings us together! • Volume 2, Issue 2 - August, 2011

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Florida compared to the rest of the country. I have heard reports from 100 degrees to the 120’s (what?). I thought I heard on the Weather Channel, 135, but that might have been the heat index. And these same places get bitterly, freezing cold in the winter as well. I’m sorry, but I will take a bit of humidity and mid 80’s to 90’s over that grueling weather any day. Just another won-derful reason to live in this beautiful community!

Back to school for many residents coming up at the end of the month. Mixed feelings begin to

stir. The disappointment of lazy days ending, the excitement of seeing old friends and meeting new ones and the nervousness of will “I” be ready for school. I’m sure the stores already have their supplies lined up; this is like Christmas for them. And the parents of just starting out Kindergarteners have their tissues in hand. Whatever your position is, just enjoy the rest of the sum-mer before it all starts and send pictures to us of the first day of school for the September issue!

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CDD InFORMATIOnSeven OakS

As you read this report we have already entered the final month of the sum-

mer! June and July have flown by quickly, but the CDD board has been busy putting the final touches on next year’s budget to take effect October 1, 2011. On June 22 the Board approved the 2011/2012 Proposed Budget which in its present form will assure that for the third year in a row, Seven Oaks residents will not see an increase in their CDD assessments in the coming year! August 24, 2011 has been set as the date for the final public hearing after which the budget will be formally adopted. How have we been able to keep budget expenditures at 2009/2010 levels?

First, we offset the anticipated increased costs in labor, general maintenance, and utilities with savings drawn largely from the reduced management expenses resulting from the merger of CDD1 and CDD2 into one dis-trict, and second, by cancelling our outside irrigation contract and bringing that large expense “in-house.”

Of course, the District has had to expand the size of the mainte-nance staff, add equipment and storage facilities, and stock parts and supplies on site. However, the additional staff now provides a broader pool of talent that will be tapped to help reduce the costs of future “special projects”

that otherwise would have to be bid out to outside venders at predictably higher costs. The Board has continued to fully fund the reserves covering the anticipated long term expenses of road maintenance, repair and rebuilding as well as the major repairs and upgrades to our cur-rent amenities. In fact, we added nearly a quarter of a million dollars this past year to that fund to help make up for those years when funding a reserve fund was not a priority with the previous non-resident Board.

In moving the Board’s regular meeting date to the 24nd of August to comply with the 60 day public hearing requirement,

the Board decided to conduct a special workshop session on the regularly scheduled meet-ing date, August 10, to identify resident concerns, discuss ongo-ing projects and strategize for future improvement funding. Seven Oaks residents are heart-ily encouraged to attend the workshop session to gain good information and offer needed input. Of course, residents are always welcome to attend any of our regular Board meetings to become better informed citizens in our community.

This past spring the Board authorized a major upgrade to our children’s playground facilities at the Clubhouse by having the equipment covered with a heavy duty sun screen. This past month we completed the second phase of that project to include the smaller children’s slide area, the swing sets, and the slides on the west end of the complex with supplementary wing extensions that provide better overall screening from the sun. Many residents called for this improvement to be made so that our children could more comfortably and safely use all the equipment with-out the fear of getting burned from the surfaces being out in the hot Florida sun. If you haven’t been by the clubhouse in a while, stop by and see the improvements; better yet, bring your children and grandchil-dren for a great time!

Speaking of improvements, have you noticed the addition of a lighted flag pole at the front of the Clubhouse? How about the new cabanas added for this summer’s use or the outdoor ping-pong table on the patio? Many more internal Clubhouse

By Jack Christensen, Board Supervisor, Seven Oaks CDD

CDD ReviewFOR AUgUST

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CDD InFORMATIOnSeven OakSupgrades will be coming in the fall: new hard surface flooring in the gathering room, upgrades to the theater, renovations to the snack bar space, secondary rooms improvements, security camera upgrades, and some new equipment for the fitness center.

However, a major expense that the District now faces in the coming months will be to bring all of our facilities into compli-ance with the new requirements of the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) by March 12, 2012. We know for sure at this point that at least one pool must be fitted with a lift to allow the disabled easier access to the water activities. However, all of the recreational facilities (Clubhouse, pools, playgrounds and soccer fields) will be under review to make sure that the District comes into complete

compliance. The Board is considering hiring the services of team of experts whose job it will be to provide the Board with a total facility evaluation includ-ing their recommendations as to the specific steps that the Board may take to make sure that we will be in full compli-ance by the March date. This could be a rather costly matter, but the Seven Oaks CDD, like all other public facili-ties, is subject to these new regulations and we intend to fully comply.

Well, that’s what your CDD Board has been up to so far this summer. Take every opportunity to enjoy the ameni-ties of our community this final month of the summer (indeed, the

rest of the year), especially those of our Clubhouse, pools and playgrounds. We will continue to invest your assessment dollars in these facilities to maintain them, beautify them, and where possible expand them to keep our community, Seven Oaks of

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HOME OwnERS ASSOCIATIOnSeven OakS

I think that we’re becoming a society where no one wants to accept any responsibility

for their own actions. It’s now the norm to blame the other guy or even the person just trying to enforce the rules or in this case the covenants. I think that if I had a dollar for every time I heard that, “You (Insert SOPOA Board Here) should be going after the real offenders, and that what I got a letter for is not really that bad.”

I would probably have enough money to hire someone else to write this column. It’s always, “I never got a letter or I didn’t know the Homeowner dues were not taken out of my mortgage

payment”, or one of a hundred other excuses for not doing the responsible thing or taking the correct action. In the work place, if an employee came to me with all these excuses for poor or non-per-formance on the job, they would not be an employee for long. This is quite simply being a respon-sible homeowner. It’s not rocket science! As a homeowner, I think you’d want to make sure you know what’s expected or what you need to do to keep in compliance with the rules and regulations of the community in which you live.

When we closed on our homes, we signed a document acknowl-edging that we were going to live in a deed restricted community

“As a homeowner, I think you’d want to make sure you

know what’s expected or what you need to do to keep in compliance with the rules

and regulations of the community in which you live.”

and would abide by the covenants for Seven Oaks. If I remember it correctly, there was no language in the document that I signed that said I could pick and choose the covenants that I would follow. I can’t find anything that gives me the right to ignore one of the rules

simply because I do not agree with it. Also, just because one of my neighbors agrees with me and what I’m doing, does not make it

acceptable to the overall community. And while we’re

talking about neighbors, I’m not sure that I’d want to risk a fine for non-compliance because, “One of my neighbors told me that they were given permission to do something prohibited by the deed restrictions.” If it gets to litigation, that is not going to hold much weight. I can assure you that Ram-part Properties the SOPOA Board do not randomly give permission to violate deed restrictions.

I think there are some folks living in Seven Oaks that either signed something different or have

selective memory as to what is contained in the covenants. In case anyone would like to re-read the covenants, they are available on the My Seven Oaks website. For those of you who think that you are being unfairly singled out, you might want to read what you did not read at closing. In any case, if you get a letter, correct the issue or address questions to the property manager or come to a board meet-ing but please do so in a civil and adult manner.

I read an article recently that said the home prices in the Tampa area are on the rise and that should be good news for all of us. The SOPOA board is trying its best to keep the Seven Oaks community as a premier location in the bay area to purchase a home. As al-ways, we welcome your input and attendance at the board meetings.

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The Residents Council meets the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Clubhouse Gathering Room.

RESIDEnT COUnCILSeven OakS

OnE DEFInITIOn OFCOMMUnITY: 1. Social group of any size whose mem-

bers reside in a specific locality, share government, and often have a com-mon cultural and historical heritage.

Although our residents do not share a common heritage (thus, our wonderful diversity), we resi-dents of Seven Oaks DO reside and share govern-ment together. As such, we ARE a community.My wife and I moved into Pinecrest in March of 2004. We have been quite active here – in the resi-dential and in the business communities. We have a vested interest in seeing Seven Oaks continue as a premier development in this region. That is one of the reasons I have served on the Residents’ Council since its inception

When I accepted the invitation to submit this month’s article on behalf of the Residents’ Council, I thought it would be an easy task. Addressing our community’s future from a HEALTH & WELL-NESS perspective (my passion) should be easy – wouldn’t you agree? Maybe not…

Luckily, I actually had help from my neighborhood residents commenting on the following…

1) As I began to compose this article, we came upon the celebration of the 4th of July. Knowing that fireworks are an integral part of this holiday, PASCO County announced a ban on private displays due to the dry conditions. Rain late in the day eased our concerns about fires destroying our conservation areas, and private displays were numerous.Hopefully, none of our residents were seriously injured. (It is estimated that 10,000 Americans WILL be seriously injured this year, and 50% of

those will be innocent bystanders). The PASCO Sheriff department received 181 calls and issued 3 citations.

As a transplanted Northerner, I do NOT under-stand the predicament we have created here. The System endorses the public falsifying affidavits of agricultural use. The Sheriff ’s office CANNOT follow up on violations due to manpower short-ages. Some residents want to file complaints and some residents continue to the celebration.

My question is- “What mixed messages are we send-ing to our kids with our actions?”

2) Two residents asked how we can enforce safe driving in our neighborhoods and on the main thoroughfares in our community. Quite frankly, enforcement is next to impossible. We are really dependent upon the sensibilities of our neighbors.Driving too fast, talking on the phone or texting while driving puts everyone at risk. Thankfully, we have not yet had any catastrophic accidents in our community.

But, once again I ask - “What mixed messages are we sending to our kids with our actions?”

These are but two small examples of how we, as residents of Seven Oaks, can contribute (positively or otherwise) to the future of our community. Not only are our actions directly related to the quality of life we individually experience in this part of our universe, but our actions create a rippling effect on our neighbors’ lives.In last month’s Residents Council article, Mike Schulze briefly discussed functions of The Residents’ Council, SOPOA, and the CDD. He also mentioned our community website, www.MySevenOaks.com.

Each of these entities can be a vehicle for enhanc-ing our sense of community in Seven Oaks. But, we, as residents, need to participate in the process. As a volunteer on the Residents’ Council, I truly want to see Seven Oaks develop to its fullest potential. I expect that most of our residents share that interest.

So, I would respectfully ask each of you, to share your thoughts and concerns on any topic with your representatives (just as my neighbors did on the above topics). Or, visit our website and express your thoughts. You can sit by idly, or you can actively participate.

And, once again I ask - “What mixed messages are we sending to our kids with our actions?”

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The most common question I am asked by parents is “What is

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of braces, which usually begins around 12-13. The reason for doing treatment this way is quite simple- it helps to prevent having permanent teeth pulled and it improves the overall results in many cases.

The jaw bones are much easier to manipulate at the 8-10 age range. So, if there are jaw bone related issues such as narrow

arches with crowding, cross bite, large overbite or underbite, the orthodontist can “intercept” and correct these types of problems early. This allows growth and development to continue normally until all the permanent teeth have erupted, at which point comprehensive treatment with full braces can be initiated. In this way we eliminate

crowding so severe that permanent teeth need to be removed. We also prevent impactions and other space related problems that often develop. Kids with overbites or underbites eliminate the need for extensive treatment or even surgery later, and get the social benefit of looking better at a younger age.

It is important to realize that this is not “having braces twice”. An interceptive phase only lasts about one year as opposed to the usual two years for comprehensive treatment. Braces are usually only required on the upper front teeth, in combination with orthopedic devices such as expanders or bite correctors. Usually, a child who has had a successful Phase 1 will only need the full set of braces (Phase 2) for 18 months. Thus, the overall treatment time is only 6-9 months longer than single phase treatment. This is reflected in the overall cost as well.

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CLUBHOUSE InFO Seven OakS

SEVEn OAKS LADIES FOODIE CLUBDo you enjoy: socializing while eating out and trying new restaurants? Going to food and drink tastings? Learning more about cooking techniques and trends? Watching cooking shows and reading culinary magazines? Shopping for the latest kitchen cookware and gadgets? Trying and sharing new recipes? Participating in foodie activities around town with other ladies as your schedule permits? If so, please e-mail me at [email protected] and I will add you as a member to this new club!

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gATHERIng ROOM REnTALSThinking of hosting a party? Consider reserving the Clubhouse for your private function. We offer morning, afternoon and evening rentals.

Rates are as follows for Seven Oaks residents:3 Hours $100.00 (tax inclusive)4 Hours $130.00 (tax inclusive)5 Hours $160.00 (tax inclusive)6 Hours $185.00 (tax inclusive)(Includes the Theater)

Further inquiries, please contact Clubhouse Manager at (813) 907-7987 or [email protected], or view online at www.MySevenOaks.com

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gATE REMOTESThe Clubhouse does not deal with gate remotes. Please call Sue Diaz with Rampart Properties, Sue Diaz (813) 963-6400 ext. 207 Or Direct: (813) 386-2557 or email: [email protected]

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LOST & FOUnDDuring the pool season there will be a self-serve lost and found bin located outside the cafe window. Any items that are found that do not carry substantial value will be deposited there. Any items of value such as credit cards, electronics, jewelry etc. will be left with management in the office.

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MAInTAInIng BEAUTY OF SEVEn OAKSThe beauty of the Clubhouse and surrounding areas is one of the things that makes Seven Oaks such a great place to live and work. As we tour the grounds to make sure that everything looks as scenic as possible we have noticed an abundance of litter around the basketball courts and parking lot. While we do have staff that maintains the grounds, they are not able to pick up after everyone all the time. This also takes us away from other duties that need to be performed in the Clubhouse. Please make an effort to use the trash cans that have been provided on the premises for any litter that should be disposed of.

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POOL RULES& ETIqUETTENow that warm weather is here to stay the pool becomes the hot spot of the summer. We ask that while you are here that you please observe the pool rules and be mindful of others trying to enjoy the facilities as well. Pool rules are posted at various locations throughout the deck. We ask that there be no running, diving, or rough-housing on the pool deck at any time. This is for your own safety as well as the safety of others. Smoking on the pool deck is also prohibited. We have designated smoking areas for your convenience. We hold a zero tolerance policy for alcoholic beverages on the pool deck and coolers must be inspected upon arrival. The staff is directed to enforce these policies in order to provide a safe and comfortable environment for all the residents. We hope that you have a safe and enjoyable summer.

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SUMMER POOLFUn REVISIOnSmall water guns will now be permitted all day long everyday for use inside the Resort Pool Only (not on the pool deck). Small rafts will also be allowed all day, everyday in the Resort Pool only. We ask that if you will be using either rafts or waterguns at the facility that you be mindful of the other patrons so that everyone may enjoy their time at the pool.

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LIgHTnIngLightning can strike 10 miles from the storm. The clubhouse policy for closing the pools due to lightning is 30 minutes after each lightning strike.The staff will inform you of when the pools will re-open.

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gUEST PASSOut of town guests residing in your home, may be placed on a guest pass. Please contact the Clubhouse Manager @ (813) 907-7987 in order to make arrangements for this pass. To receive a guest pass, you must provide your resident access card, along with your guest’s photo ID (drivers license preferred). Please understand that guest(s) are not permitted to bring additional guests(s).

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BOOK CLUBHi, my name is Barbara Root. I would like to start a Bookclub meeting once a month in the Seven Oaks Clubhouse during the 3rd week of the month. If anyone is interested, please contact me at [email protected] or [email protected]. I can also be reached at 813-765-3853.

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Seven oakS CommunIty Development DIStrICt meetIngThe Board of Supervisors of the Seven Oaks Community Development District will hold their monthly meetings in the Seven Oaks Clubhouse at 6:30pm on the following dates. For any questions or for more information, please email Scott Brizendine at [email protected] or visit www.MySevenO-aks.com and click on CDD.

August 10th (workshop)

August 24th (CDD Meeting Date Change)

September 14th

reSIDentS CounCIl meetIngResident Council holds their monthly meet-ings at the Clubhouse at 7:00pm on the fol-lowing dates. If you have a question, con-cern or need information, please email the Resident Council Chairwoman Holly Hill at [email protected] or go to www.MySev-enOaks.com, click on Resident Council.

August 2nd • September 6th

DeSIgn revIew CommIttee DRC holds their regular monthly meeting at the Seven Oaks Clubhouse at 7:00pm on the following dates. Visit www.MySevenOaks.com for any questions or for more information on the DRC.

To download your Architectural Modifica-tion Request, go to www.MySevenOaks.com, click on SOPOA, click Documents and Forms and click on Architectural Modification Request.

August 15th • September 19th

Sopoa Seven oakS property ownerS’ aSSoCIatIon SOPOA will hold their regular monthly meet-ing at the Seven Oaks Clubhouse at 6:00pm on the following dates. Visit www.MySev-enOaks.com for any questions or information you may need on the Seven Oaks Property Owners Association.

August 23rd • September 27th

Public Meeting Dates

ACCESS CARDSAccess Cards must be present when entering the Clubhouse or using any area of the Clubhouse facility. The picture on the card must match the person presenting the card. If you lost or misplaced your access card, you must replace it if you would like to utilize the facilities.

The fee for a replacement card is $15. (tax inclusive) Individuals who do not have a valid access card will be asked to leave the premises or pay the daily non-resident usage fee. Please treat your access card as a key to entering your home.

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MELLOw VIBESJuly 23rd. Back by Popular Demand MELLOW VIBES will be returning to the Clubhouse from the hours of 11:30am - 3:30pm. Mellow will be playing a variety of Steel Drum and Reggae.

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TEnnIS RACKETSFOR REnTWant to play tennis and need a racket?

For your convenience, tennis rackets are available to rent at the clubhouse. The fee is $2.00 + tax each, per 1 ½ hour use.

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TEnnIS BALLSFOR SALEPurchase tennis balls for your convenience at the Café. Cost per three pack is $2.50 + tax.

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CABAnA REnTAL POLICY It has come to our attention during these last few weekends that there has been some confusion as to what the Cabana rental policy is, and how it works. Cabanas by the pool are on a first come first served basis. These cabanas can also be rented for 3 hour blocks from the hours of 10am-1pm, 1pm-4pm, and 4pm -7pm. All cabanas that have been rented will be clearly marked by a posted sign first thing in the morning. The signs have the rental times listed on them so that you will know what time the cabana has been reserved for. These signs do not mean that the cabanas are off limits the entire day, it simply means that if you are going to occupy that cabana then we ask that you make the cabana available by the allotted rental time posted. It may look as though many cabanas are rented for the day, but we only allow 5 rentals for any given time slot.

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POOL CLOSIngS During the summer months the pools here tend to get a lot of usage. Occasionally, there have been instances where accidents may occur and the pool needs to be closed down. We realize that this is an inconvenience, and there has been some aggitation about the length of time that the pools remain closed. It is our policy that if there is a bodily fluid incident in the pool that the pool then be shut down for an amount of time according to Pasco County Health Regulations. This gives the chlorine an adequate amount of time to do what it is supposed to. We close down the pools for the safety of the residents. It is our policy that small children who are not potty trained wear swim diapers.

We also recommend plastic pants that can be worn over the swim diaper. If you have forgotten to bring one, we do offer swim diapers for sale in the cafe. We thank you for your understanding.

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BABYSITTIng/CPR CLASSAugust 20thBabysitting class: 11:30am-1:30pm $35. Basic

first aid, proper handling of infants, diapering, and safety issues. CPR for infants, children, adults; 1:30pm-4:30pm $55. Class is open for anyone: children and adults. Both classes: $65. Contact Michelle Horn to reserve at 813-205-7129

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LITTLE CHEFSCLUB, InC.Summer CampAges 3 – 7Seven Oaks ClubhouseEvery Thursday: 10am – 11amJuly 14th – August 11th Each class, our “little chefs” learn a variety of cooking methods as they create deliciousand healthy snacks designed just for them.813-569-8684heather@littlechefsclub.comwww.littlechefsclub.com

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CLUBHOUSE EVEnTS Seven OakS

ChiCk FliCk

Movie Nightaugust 14th at 6:30pm in the theater

Light snacks and refreshments will be served. Please contact Bryan or Theresa at 907-7987 to reserve your spot. Space is limited to 30 people

This is a CDD Sponsored Event

National DOG Dayaugust 26th

Submit a picture of your canine pal to the office by August 22nd.

entries will be voted on, and the winner will receive a basket full of treats and goodies for your furry friend.

This is a CDD sponsored event.

august 26th. 7pm-11pm

come to the clubhouse and be a singing sensation while hanging out with some of your neighbors. bring an appetizer to share and, of course, your favorite courage boosting beverage.

Must be at least 21 years of age.



Back by popular demand:

Camacho Karaoke

Holly Kennedy is young and at the prime of her life and her relationship with her Irish husband Gerry. So when he dies, she’s completely lost. Part of her dies with him. But he helps her with the transition to a new life by

writing letters for her before he dies and makes sure that they are delivered to her once a month. They not only help her through her mourning but help her rediscover who she is so that she can start living again.

P.S. I Love You RATED PG-13


S’mores Dayaugust 10th

Mention this ad on August 10th in the café to receive a free smore treat.

Grandparents DaySubmit a story or poem about

what makes your grandparent(s) special to you to win a gift card

that you can use to show your appreciation to those special

people in your life.

September 11th

entries must be submitted to

management in the office by Sept. 5th.

SeniorCitizen’S Day

august 21st • 10am – 12pm

Come kick back with us at the clubhouse for a senior citizen’s brunch. Bagels, doughnuts,

muffins and refreshments will be served. Reservations must be made with management

by August 20th.



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IT STUNTS • (1 ticket per game) , tug of war, HULA HOOP CONTEST, potato SaCk raCeS, & SEVEN OAKS VENDORS.

PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED!

FOOD CONCESSION BY “JUBO’S” • HAMBURGERS • HOT DOGSBUFFALO WINGS • STEAK & CHEESE • FRENCH FRIES • ONION RINGS •

BEVERAGES • NOVELTY ICE-CREAM AND MORE...(NOT INCLUDED IN PRICE OF ADMISSION)

Pick up your wristbands & tickets in the office. Volunteers needed.

Please contact Theresa or Bryan: 813-907-7987.


COMMUnITY SpoTLIghT

The Tampa Titan 12 and under baseball team (with ties to Seven

Oaks), participated at Cooperstown Dreams Park from June 24th to June 30th. Considered the crown jewel of youth baseball and located at the birthplace of baseball, the Titans were just 1 of 104 teams competing in the week #4 tourna-ment. Lara and Frank Barone parents of Greg Barone, Tiffany and Scott Ragsdale parents of Carson Ragsdale, and Michele Judge aunt

of Cameron Rowe were three of the players from Meadow Pointe that made the trip to New York for a once in a lifetime experience. Each team stayed in their own army style barracks located on the Dreams Park premises. Pin trading and opening ceremonies were the prior-ity for the first two days of the week long tournament.

The baseball began on Sunday with each team playing two games

per day for a total of six games to determine the seeding for the single elimination tournament. The Titans completed the seeding games with an amazing 6-0 record defeating teams from Connecticut, Ohio, Tennessee, Michigan, North Caro-lina, and Canada by a combined score of 63-3! This extraordinary feat earned the Titans the #1 seeding heading into Wednesday’s tourna-ment. In between all of the baseball the team and the parents had plenty of time enjoying the local commu-nity, which included the must see Baseball Hall of Fame.

On Wednesday with their #1 seed-ing the Titans entered the tournament in the fifth round against the Southeastern Bobcats from North Carolina. In an extra inning thriller with the Bobcat pitch-ing ace throwing every pitch of the eight-inning game, the Titans fell 2-1.

Competing as hard as they could to the end, the Titans kept their heads held high representing the Tampa area by setting a tournament record by allowing only five runs over seven games for an astounding 0.71 runs allowed per game average. On the final day of the tournament during the closing ceremonies, each player was introduced and inducted into the Youth Baseball Hall of Fame, with each player receiving a ring as a symbol and a reminder of the ex-perience they had. This trip and the memories created will be one that the players, coaches, and parents will remember forever. v

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Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce CalenDar August 2011

8/5 Friday 7:30 am – WOW (Women of Wesley Chapel) at Branch of Christ Ministries Building

Begin your morning with a dynamic group of enthusiastic, entrepreneur women for networking and business tips. RSVP to Debbie Yoerg at [email protected].

27223 S.R. 56, Wesley Chapel (S.R. 56 & Arrowgrass Road, by Boardwalk Frozen Custard)

8/9 Tuesday 8 am – Monthly Business Breakfast at Saddlebrook Resort

Speaker: Will Weatherford, Florida State Representative, District 61Join us for a fantastic breakfast buffet and network with Chamber members. $15 (with RSVP), $18 (without), includes breakfast & valet.RSVP to the Chamber at [email protected] or (813) 994-8534.

5700 Saddlebrook Way, Wesley Chapel

8/10 Wednesday 8:30 am – Ambassador’s Breakfast at Hampton Inn & Suites

2740 Cypress Ridge Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33544 (Sponsored by Bagelicious and More. For Ambassadors Only)

8/16 Tuesday 8 am – Networking Coffee at Organic Life Coffee

Join Capt. Rob for a cup of coffee and an early morning networking opportunity.

1900 Oak Grove Blvd., Land O Lakes (next to Ferman Automotive)

8/16 Tuesday 3 pm – Networking on the Nines at Saddlebrook Resort

9 holes of “Best Ball” for $20 for greens fees/cart. Bring a client or associate for a fun, unique networking opportunity on the golf course. For more information, contact Rob Kellog at [email protected] or (813) 817-5655

5700 Saddlebrook Way, Wesley Chapel

8/18 Thursday 6 pm – Business Mixer Hosted at Bentley Commons at Zephyrhills

Please join us for a great evening of networking, socializing and good food.38130 Pretty Pond Rd., Zephyrhills

8/23 Tuesday 9 am – Membership Orientation at Chamber Office

Join Capt. Rob for an informal presentation about the Chamber. Gain valuable knowledge on working

with the Chamber to grow your business through monthly networking opportunities and events. All members are invited to attend.

6013 Wesley Grove Blvd., Ste. 105, Wesley Chapel

Chamber Conference Room

8/25 Thursday 11:30 am – Economic Development/Government Affairs Meeting at American Consulting Engineers

For more information, contact:Jeff Miller [email protected] Location:2818 Cypress Ridge Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33544

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C O M M U n I T Y S p o T L I g h T

5. Power Lines. Do not go near power lines especially if they are

broken or down.

6. Clothing. Wear clothing that protects you as much as

possible. Even though it is not cold during hurricane season, wear long sleeves and long pants. Wear sturdy shoes that will be suitable for walking, which you may, or may not, have to

do. Take along a hat that can be used to shelter you from the sun.

7. Disaster Kit. Take your disaster kit with the supplies

you will need. The kit will include items such as a battery-powered radio, extra batteries, food, water, and clothing. Make plans to have enough supplies for at least three days; more if possible.

8. Phone. Bring your cellular phone.

9. Prepare your Home Before Leaving

• Lock all doors and windows

• Turn off the electric and water. You should know how to use the tools needed to do this, typically an adjustable pipe wrench and a crescent wrench.

• If you have food in a home freezer, your local officials will advise you as to whether or not to turn off electric-ity. You may lose power in which case the food will not keep for very long.

• Leave your natural gas on unless you are instructed to turn it off. You may need gas for heating or cooking and only a professional can turn it on once it has been turned off. In times of emergency, it may take days or weeks to get a professional to your home to turn on your gas once it has been turned off.

10. CommunicationsIf you have time, call your

family and friends. In any event, leave a note as to the route you are taking and your destination. Put your emergency communications plan into effect as follows.

• Choose an out of town contact your family or household members will call or email to check on each other should a disaster occur. Your selected contact should live far enough away that they would be unlikely to be directly affected by the same event and they should know they are the chosen contact.

• Make sure household members have each other’s contact informa-tion including e-mail addresses and telephone numbers (home, work, pager, and cell). Leave these contact numbers at your workplace, and if you have children, at your children’s school.• Your family should know that if telephones are not working, they need to be patient and try again later or try e-mail. Many people flood the telephone lines when emergencies happen but e-mail can sometimes get through when calls cannot.

Continued next issue.

by Elizabeth B. Bolton, USF

HurricanePreparation: Evacuating Your HomePart 2 of 3


COMMUnITY SpoTLIghT

Tower Breast Diagnostic Center – behind Synovus Bank has been awarded a

three-year term of accreditation in breast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as the result of a recent review by the American College of Radiology (ACR). MRI of the breast offers valuable information about many breast conditions that may not be obtained by other imaging modalities, such as mam-mography or ultrasound.

The ACR gold seal of accreditation represents the highest level of image quality and patient safety. It is awarded only to facilities meeting ACR Practice Guidelines and Technical Standards after a peer-review evaluation by board-certified physicians and medical physicists who are experts in the field. Image quality, personnel qualifications, adequacy of facility equipment, quality control procedures, and quality assurance programs are

assessed. The findings are reported to the ACR Committee on Accreditation, which subsequently provides the practice with a comprehensive report they can use for continuous practice improvement.

The ACR is a national professional organization serving more than 34,000 diagnostic & interventional radiologists, radiation oncologists, nuclear medicine physicians, and medical

physicists with programs focusing on the practice of medical imaging and radiation oncology and the delivery of comprehensive health care services.

For more information, contact our 813-253-2721 or contactus@

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Please Note: ACR Accreditations Vary by Location & Modality

Tower Breast Diagnostic Center is Awarded a Three-Year Term of ACR Accreditation in Breast MRI


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813-991-1221Hours: open 24/7

new LocationComing Soonstate road 56. Near I-75

JUnIOR wOMAn’S CLub

Our new 2011-2012 Execu-tive Board just had a kickoff meeting and we have a date

for the prospective new members social: Wednesday August 31st. The location is to be determined but likely somewhere in Wiregrass. Contact: gfwcnewtampajuniors.org to find out exact location.

We’re also placing a call to New Tampa Library to secure a date in September at that facility. Last year, we had a record number of new members join the club, and we’re expecting to continue that momen-tum this year!!

GFWC New Tampa Junior Woman’s

Club (NTJWC) is a 501 (c) 3, non-profit organization dedicated to com-munity improvement by enhancing the lives of others through volunteer service.

Our club year runs from August-May, and we meet the 2nd Monday of the month. It is a great opportunity to meet some new friends while giving your time to worthy causes. You can volunteer 25 hours or 1000 hours…the choice is yours on how involved you would like to be.

NTJWC is one of the larg-est FFWC clubs in the State of Florida, and has won numerous prestigious state awards over the

years. During the 2008-2009 club year we donated over $27,000 and 10,000 volunteer hours in over 50 projects.

Over the years we have had several members serve on the State Board. We currently have 5 members in state positions.

Each spring we host The Night of 5000 Charity Ball which raises mon-

ey for a selected charity and funds the club projects for the following year. This past year’s featured charity was Camp Hopetake.

Please visit us at the August 31st meeting to learn more and join this incredible group of women in your community. Send us an email at [email protected] and we will notify you of the details. v

gFWC New Tampa Junior Woman’s Club

welcomes women from Seven oaks

Guest speaker from The Spring


IMPORTAnT NumbERSPasco County Sheriff’s Non-emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 929-1204

Alligator Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (866) 392-4286

Animal Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 929-1212

Bright House Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 862-0500

Drivers Licence Auto Reg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 939-6020

Government Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 996-7341

Hartline (HART info Line) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 254-4278

Pasco County Utilities - Water Normal business hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 847-8131

After hrs emergency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 847-8144

Office of Emer. Management. . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 847-8137

www.pascoemergencymanagement.com

Pasco CountyGen. Info (Roads, Etc.). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 996-7341

Pasco County Utilities

(24-hr emergency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (800) 226-8144

Peoples Gas (TECO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 275-3700www.peoplesgas.com

Poison Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-800-222-1222

Post Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 991-7846

Supervisor of Elections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (800) 851-8754

Tax Collector (Mike Olson) . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 235-6020

Waste Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 842-9309

Waste Services of Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 788-5556

Wesley Chapel Chamber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 994-8534

Wildlife Refuge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 932-9545

Withlacoochee Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (352) 567-5133www.wrec.net

Florida’s 5th Congressional District Rep. Richard B. Nugent (R)District Phone: (352) 799-8354nugent.house.gov/

US Senator, FL (JR.) Marco Rubio (R)District Phone: 202-224-3041rubio.senate.gov

US Senator, FL (SR.) Bill Nelson (D)District Phone: 813-225-7040billnelson.senate.gov

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COVEnTRYDanielle, 13, CPR. .......................466-2166Yoomi ..........................................468-0477

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PALMETTO BEnDMonica .........................................973-1617

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The Florida Hospital, right here in our back yard, has announced the appointment

of Constance (Connie) F. Bladon as Executive Director, Foundation. You may of met her before because she is involved in so many of our commu-nity organizations and charities. Connie has spent her career in the financial services industry, most recently as a Vice President with Synovus Bank on Hwy 56 in their business banking division, serving Hillsborough and Pasco counties. “Connie brings a strong breadth of business experience and leadership

to our new organization,” said Brian Adams, CEO, Florida Hospital -Wesley Chapel. “Her involvement in the community and ability to draw people to a common cause will help to establish our new Hospital as the health care facility of choice throughout the Wesley Chapel and New Tampa communities.” Connie is past president, Rotary Club of New Tampa and serves on the Boards of New Tampa Chamber of Commerce, Friends of the Library, and the New Tampa Rotary Foundation. She has also served on the Executive committee

for the Relay for Life, New Tampa and on the Board of O.A.S.I.S (Outreach Assisting Students in Schools.) Connie would love to talk and meet with any residents of Seven Oaks who would like to get involved with the Foundation and volunteer. For further information about being involved with Florida Hospital-Wesley Chapel and their philanthropy endeavors, you may

reach Connie at [email protected]. The website iswww.fhwesleychapel.com.

Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel

New FoundationExecutive Director

Constance F. Bladon


wESLEY CHAPEL R TARY NEWS

not everyone was spending leisure time with Dad on Father’s Day this year.

Case in point: Wesley Cha-pel High School junior Shelby Thompson. Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Wesley Chapel Sunrise Shelby left for a week-long adventure at S4TL (Seminar for Tomorrow’s Leaders), joining 200 other students from 130 high-schools across the state at Florida Southern College in Lake-land from June 19-25.

S4TL is a high-powered leader-ship training program for high school juniors organized annually by several Rotary Districts in

mid- and southwest Florida. This award-winning program is capable of transforming the lives of these young leaders. Daily activities include exciting lectures, discussions, rap sessions, and demonstrations of those prin-ciples which enable an individual to lead others.

Students attending S4TL are chal-lenged to utilize all available skill, knowledge, talent, expertise, and intelligence toward specific goals. The ultimate objective of S4TL is for each student to leave the seminar with a new awareness of him or herself, and be more finely tuned to utilize their abilities to

serve others in leadership capaci-ties throughout life.

Shelby, 16, was selected for the program over a dozen other local students based on her track record of volunteerism and service with organizations such as Relay for Life, Habitat for Humanity and other local charitable causes. v

The Rotary Club of Wesley Cha-pel Sunrise meets every Friday for 7:00am-8:30am at Lexington Oaks Golf Club.

For more info about the role of Rotary in the local community or on how to participate stop by one our meetings.

Rotary Club Promotes

‘Tomorrow’sLeaders’

Wesley Chapel High student Shelby Thompson, center, was escorted to the S4TL conference at Florida State College by members of the Rotary Club of Wesley Chapel Sunrise.

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RESIDEnT PICTURESSeven OakS

New resident! Chole Lila Nicholas Young Grasshopper.

Gary in one of the fights.Master John Augello, Gary and Sensei Maria Hager.. Justin & Gary with their awards.

Thank goodness for shade at the Clubhouse Park.a day of fun at Weeki Wachee Mermaid Park.Cute Hedgehog.

An osprey is carrying away one of his catches of the day.Nina sun bathing in Seven Oaks.

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Group Fitness Classes

Seven Oaks Clubhouse?

Dance classesTo the Pointe Dance Centre

(813) 679-0395 or email [email protected]

Ballet Jazz Hip-Hop Cheerleading

• 4:30pm to 5:00pm – Ballet/Jazz Combo (ages 3-4)• 5:00pm to 5:30pm – Ballet/Jazz Combo (ages 5-6)• 5:30pm to 6:15pm – Ballet/Jazz/Hip Hop Combo

(ages 7-9)• 6:15pm to 7:00pm – Ballet/Jazz/Hip Hop Combo

(ages 10 and up)

Pre-register to reserve your spot, space is limited.

Boot Camp - adultsget in gear with an outdoor boot camp. enjoy nature and have fun at the same time while you get fit. All

fitness levels welcome. call for pricing and times. 1st class is complimentary. classes starting as low as $8.

Boot Camp for KidsCardio, strength, flexibility core and endurance using bodies own weight, bands and running

Jack Somoano (813) 498-9296 or email [email protected]

Guitar lessons

Monday, Tuesday, & Friday2:30pm - 6:30pm

call for prices and to schedule private lessons.

Cameron Schmitz (813) 994-4353

A Berklee College of Music graduate offering all styles and levels of guitar and bass.

KarateTuesday and Thursday 5:00pm-8:00pm

Meets in the Aerobic Room, Call for pricing.

[email protected]

John Augello (813) 451-7413

math tutoriNG

Kindergarten-9th gradeFlorida State Certified.

Sabah (813)-838-1726Summer group sessions available.

CLUBHOUSE CLASSESSeven OakS

Zumba @ Seven oakS wIth CelInaDitch the workout-join the party!

the Zumba program fuses hypnotic latin-inspired and international rythms into easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will blow you away.

For all ages and fitness levels!

SEVEN OAKS CLUBHOUSEWednesdays - 7pm $6 per class or 5 for $25

813-760-9351 - [email protected]

TENNIS INSTRUCTORROHAN SINGH (USPTR)

760-777-2073Quickstart Programs, Private Lessons, Adult

and Children’s Clinics, Cardio Tennis. Beginners, Intermediate and advanced.


(813) 907-6305

Call Patricia Rios (813) 388-9416

SUMMER

BaseBall lessons Major League Baseball Training

Pitching / Hitting/ Fielding Running / Physical Training

Jason Dellaero (813) 928-5503 or email [email protected]

Jack Somoano

(813) 498-9296 [email protected]

ISRInfant Swimming Resource

self-rescue™ survival swim lessons.

iSR is the safest provider of self-rescue™ swimming lessons that has proven to save lives. All lessons are one-on-one. infants

from 6 – 12months learn to turn onto their backs and float unassisted.

children over a year are taught a swim-float-swim sequence. All children learn these life

saving lessons and are able to complete these skills in full clothing, just in case.

*Stroke work offered to the more advanced students.

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SCHOOL nEwS

SEVEn OAKS ELEMEnTARY SCHOOL

27633 Mystic Oaks BlvdWesley Chapel, FL 33543

Phone: (813) 794-0700Web: soeagles.pasco.k12.fl.us/

Fall PicturesNovember 4

DR. JOHn LOng MIDDLE SCHOOL

2025 Mansfield BlvdWesley Chapel, FL 33543

Phone: (813) 346-6200Web: jlms.pasco.k12.fl.us

wIREgRASS RAnCH HIgH SCHOOL

2909 Mansfield Blvd. Wesley Chapel, FL 33543

(813) 346-6000wrhs.pasco.k12.fl.us

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30243 Wells RdWesley Chapel, FL 33544

Phone: (813) 794-0100Web: wces.pasco.k12.fl.us

PASCO ESCHOOL nOw AVAILABLE TO K–12TH gRADE STUDEnTS

Recent legislation offers more options for participation in virtual instruction programs. For the first time, kindergarten and first grade students can enter Pasco eSchool without having been enrolled in a Florida public school for the previ-ous school year.

The centerpiece of our dynamic program will be the launch of our district-led K-5 program offering local highly-qualified teachers who use the Calvert Partners curriculum. The benefits of Pasco eSchool’s new elementary program include:

• Tuition-free access to the time-tested, accredited Calvert program• An educational experience that is parent-driven, not computer-driven• Instruction supported by local, Florida-certified teachers• Online interaction and collabora-tion within a virtual school com-munity for your child• A curriculum with clearly defined academic objectives providing for individualized learning plans• Access to Verticy Learning, a specialized curriculum designed to help struggling readers• The freedom to balance flexibility and structure for your family• Social events with other Pasco eSchool and district students

Pasco eSchool can serve home education, charter school, private school, and public school students.

In 2011-2012, Pasco eSchool expands its course catalog beyond the offerings of FLVS to include courses from leading providers including Aventa Learning, Carone Fitness, and more. New courses in-clude Digital Photography, Digital Video Production, French, Forensic Science, Game Design, German, AP Psychology, and more.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONPasco eSchool: JoAnne Glenn, Assistant Principal, [email protected] (813) 346-1900

SEVEn OAKSELEMEnTARY nEwS

Wed Aug 17 10am-2pm Meet the teacher-become a PTA member and receive a gift from SOES PTA and Grillsmith. Spirit wear will also be on sale as well as sandwiches/wraps, coffee and cool drinks Monday Aug 22 School starts- 9:45am in the cafeteria Welcome Back/Boo Hoo Breakfast for k-5 grade parents-enjoy bagel/danish with a nice cup of coffee after you drop your children off Tuesday Sept 13 6pm-7pm-K1 & ESE orientation PTA will sell ice cream Thursday Sept 15 6pm-7pm-K1 & ESE orientation PTA will sell ice cream If interested in volunteering for PTA or any questions, comments, etc, I can be contacted thru [email protected] and there is a link to the PTA website located on the Soes website. wIREgRASS RAnCH HIgH SCHOOL

Wiregrass Ranch High School will host two orientations for students this August. The first orientation will be held August 15th from 5 – 7 p.m. and is open for the Senior Class of 2012 only. The second orientation is open to all students grades 9 – 12 and will be August 16th from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Both events will provide students with the opportunity to pick-up schedules, select lockers, verify transportation, and learn about the exciting academic, athletic and club programs available at Wiregrass Ranch High. Orientation Day will include a guided tour of the campus and answers to frequently asked questions about the school for any new student.

For information regarding orienta-tions, call the high school at (813) 346-6000.

HOMESCHOOL OPEn HOUSE & FAIRTuesday, August 9th, 7 - 9 pm.

Victorious Life Church (Bldg. 100)6224 Old Pasco Rd. Wesley ChapelFree Door prizes! Sherry Clegg Serving as VHS Presi-dent. 813-907-2113

Victorious Homeschoolers is a homeschool group offering monthly support meetings, field trips, aca-demic fairs and bees, monthly park days and holiday events, and even a

co-op! Founded 20 years ago! Meet our leadership, join that night and enjoy an early bird discount and FPEA group rate! There will be a brief instructional meeting about our group and still have plenty of time to tour the curriculum and area class vendors available that night! A few slots remaining for vendors. A fee of $5 requested for a table. Contact [email protected] for more information.

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John Michael Gant threw his first baseball when he was 7 years old. Like a lot of other

kids his age, he dreamed of playing professionally in Major League Base-ball. Today he is a little closer to that dream having been drafted in June by the New York Mets as a pitcher in the 21st round. John Michael will report to Port St. Lucie, Florida to begin his big league quest by working his way through the Mets minor league system.

John Michael began playing in Savannah, Georgia where he was born. When the family moved to Florida, he continued his love of the game in Little League baseball at Land O’ Lakes. John Michael displayed a strong arm early at the age of 10. His velocity on his fast ball was always among the best at his age. He developed his skills further through hard work and discipline adding a curve ball and changeup to his arsenal. By the time he was

13 & 14 he was playing AAU ball for the Wesley Chapel Bulldogs and beginning to perform at a higher level indicating that he could be a good high school pitcher.

Upon enrolling in Wiregrass Ranch High School as a freshman, the coach at the time decided John Michael was not a pitcher. His freshman year, John Michael started every game at shortstop and played very well. A new coach for his sophomore year saw him as a 3rd baseman. He played most games at 3rd and some back at shortstop again. During the last half of that season, the coach finally let him pitch to see what he could do. John Michael won his first game on the mound and has never looked back.

When current head Coach Jeff Swymer took over in John Michael’s junior year, the new leader saw the potential of what John Michael could be as a pitcher. With John Michael’s 6”4” frame and raw ability, Swymer’s

coaching proved to be the catalyst that would result in a stellar high school career. John Michael won the team’s Golden Arm award and led the team in wins for his Jr. and Sr. years. As a senior he was selected to the Baseball America Under Armour Pre Season All America Team. He made All Conference both years, was the North Suncoast Pitcher of the year as a senior, threw 2 no hitters, and was named to the FHSAA High School Baseball All State team playing in the High School All Star game in Sebring, Florida.

John Michael left Wiregrass Ranch with the most career wins and strikeouts as a pitcher. Not bad for 2 ½ years on the mound.

Just before his senior year began, John Michael signed a full ride scholarship to pitch for Long Island University. The Division I school saw him pitch the summer before and liked him immediately. He chose Long Island

among several offers due to the fact they had a very good Sports Medicine and Athletic Training major program, which was his career choice.In June 2011 the Major League Baseball draft was conducted. There are a total of 50 rounds in the draft. John Michael was chosen by the New York Mets in the 21st round. He went to New York a few weeks before to pitch for the Mets in a pre draft workout. Obviously, they were pleased with his performance having chosen him in the draft.

The real work begins now for John Michael. His fast ball tops out at 92 mph. He has been projected by the scouts to add 3 or 4 mph to that. If he can accomplish that, to mix in with his well above average curve ball, he will have a shot at that dream that began back when he was 7 years old.

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Seven Oaks residents can list items for sale and/or services needed at no charge. Up to 45 words. For your convenience, classifieds may be send via email to (Seven Oaks News Classifieds:) [email protected]. Seven Oaks News reserves the right to revise, reclassify, edit or refuse any classified advertisement. Personal information, such as name and address,

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Honor roll student looking for summer babysitting job, 15yo Seven Oaks resident. Club and pool access. Day or evening hours. $10 an hour. 407-417-7136 or 813-713-9086.

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