2011 Baseball Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics
2011 Baseball Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics
2011 Baseball Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics
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6-0<br />
Pitcher<br />
Sophomore<br />
Calgary,Alber ta<br />
#19<br />
This or That<br />
Stay In or Go Out<br />
Dreamer or Doer<br />
Laugh Out Loud or Giggle<br />
Tent or Cabin<br />
Street Smar t or Book Smar t<br />
Love to Win or Hate to Lose<br />
Night Light or Completely Dark<br />
Long Hair or Shor t Hair<br />
Go With the Flow or Stick With the Routine<br />
Mild or Spicy<br />
Clean Freak or Total Slob<br />
Casual or Dress Up<br />
Parker Morin<br />
“Parker is an outstanding defensive catcher with a lot <strong>of</strong> maturity behind the plate. He is<br />
one <strong>of</strong> our most polished players defensively and <strong>of</strong>fensively.” Coach Welker<br />
At CSI: An honorable-mention Region 18 selection, Parker star ted in 37 <strong>of</strong><br />
the 48 games as a freshman. He hit .255 with 20 RBI. At catcher, he threw<br />
out 12 baserunners.<br />
Before CSI: Parker star ted all four years at catcher for the Park City<br />
High School baseball team.<br />
As a freshman, Parker earned honorable mention all-state honors and followed<br />
it up with first team all-state awards as a sophomore, junior and senior.<br />
In 2006, Parker was named defensive player <strong>of</strong> the year for his high<br />
school. In 2007, he earned <strong>of</strong>fensive player <strong>of</strong> the year distinction. His last two<br />
seasons, Parker was selected as his high school’s MVP.<br />
Up Close with Parker<br />
Favorite Cereal: Granola and Yogur t<br />
I love the smell <strong>of</strong>: BBQ<br />
One Word to describe me is: motivated.<br />
My favorite motivational saying is: “Don’t tell them that you can do it, show them<br />
all you can.”<br />
Interesting Fact: I can play the drums really well.<br />
As a kid, I swallowed by accident: crayons.<br />
Favorite Book: Beyond Belief by Josh Hamilton<br />
“Tyler is a very hard worker. He had a good freshman season with a lot <strong>of</strong> innings under<br />
his belt. He competes extremely well every time he takes the rubber.” Coach Welker<br />
17<br />
Tyler Vavra<br />
At CSI: Tyler Vavra pitched in 17 games for the Golden Eagles his freshman<br />
season. He finished with an ERA <strong>of</strong> 2.83 with 70 innings pitched. He was<br />
named to the Region 18 honorable mention team.<br />
Before CSI: Tyler attended the Vauxhall High School <strong>Baseball</strong> Academy in<br />
Alber ta. As a junior, he posted an 1.83 ERA with the most strike outs on the<br />
team.<br />
He competed in the Alber ta summer games and the Western Canada<br />
Games, leading his team to gold medals in each. He was a member <strong>of</strong> the silver<br />
medal team at the Canada Summer Games.<br />
Up Close with Tyler<br />
Interesting Fact: I was drafted to play hockey in the WHL when I was 14.<br />
I’m Not Good At: computers.<br />
A one-word description <strong>of</strong> myself is: loyal.<br />
High School Academic Honors: Honor Roll<br />
Hanging on my wall I have: a Canadian Flag.<br />
Favorite Book: Lord <strong>of</strong> the Rings<br />
Favorite Vegetable: Carrot<br />
My biggest fear is: failure.<br />
5-11<br />
Catcher<br />
Sophomore<br />
Park City,Utah<br />
#21<br />
This or That<br />
Love to Win or Hate to Loose<br />
Leader or Follower<br />
Talk or Listen<br />
Reality Show or Sitcom<br />
Small Town or Big City<br />
Love to Win or Hate to Lose<br />
Play to Win or Play to have Fun<br />
Dogs or Cats<br />
Bike or Scooter<br />
Laugh Out Loud or Giggle<br />
Tent or Cabin<br />
Casual or Dress Up<br />
Dreamer or Doer
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