2009 Baseball Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics

Guide Directory ..................................................................................................................................................1 

Quick Facts .........................................................................................................................................................2 

2009 Team Roster ...............................................................................................................................................3 

2009 Outlook ......................................................................................................................................................4 

Head Coach Profile .............................................................................................................................................6 

Assistant Coach Profiles .....................................................................................................................................7 

Player Profiles ...................................................................................................................................................10 

2008 Stats and Region 18 Standings .................................................................................................................23 

2008 Game Results ...........................................................................................................................................24 

2009 Schedule ...................................................................................................................................................25 

2008 Leaders .....................................................................................................................................................26 

Topping the Charts ............................................................................................................................................27 

Year by Year Leaders ........................................................................................................................................28 

Continuing Success ...........................................................................................................................................30 

CSI Baseball Records .......................................................................................................................................34 

NJCAA World Series History ...........................................................................................................................35 

President and Athletic Director .........................................................................................................................36 

Behind the Scenes .............................................................................................................................................37 

Marathon Game Donors ....................................................................................................................................38 

McDonald’s .......................................................................................................................................................39 

Billboard Sponsors ............................................................................................................................................40 

CSI Athletic Success .........................................................................................................................................42 

CSI Athletic Facilities .......................................................................................................................................44 

CSI Baseball Facilities ......................................................................................................................................46 

CSI Campus ......................................................................................................................................................48 

Twin Falls and the Magic Valley .......................................................................................................................50 

Region 18 Opponents ........................................................................................................................................52 

About the Cover: The Golden Eagles return 13 players hungry for a Region 18 Championship. They along with head 

coach Boomer Walker and assistant Skip Walker will join 12 new players and two new assistant coaches to fight for the 

right to host the conference tournament in a very competitive league. 

This publication was produced by Karen Baumert, CSI sports information director. Doug Maughan and Tereasa 

Bendele took the photos for the athlete mug shots. Graphic design and layout for the cover and inside cover as well as 

pages 42-51 were done by Tereasa Bendele. Action photography throughout the publication was taken by Andy Arenz and 

Randy Burbank. 

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Location: Twin Falls, Idaho 

Founded: 1964 

Enrollment: 7,500 

President: Jerry Beck 

Athletic Director: Joel Bate 

Conference: Scenic West Athletic Conference 

Region: 18 

Athletic Affiliation: NJCAA, Division I 

Nickname: Golden Eagles 

Colors: Gold and Black 

Website: www.csi.edu 

Home Facility: Skip Walker Field (450 capacity) 

Athletics Administrative Assistant: Ginger Nukaya, 

732-6486 

Team Physicians: Dr. Thad Scholes 

Dr. Mark McKain 

Orthopedic Surgeon: Dr. William May 

Athletic Trainer: Richard Bingham, 732-6481 

Physical Therapist: Julie Ellis 

Team Chiropractor: Dr. David Long 

Head VB Coach: Heidi Cartisser, 732-6485 

Asst. VB Coach: Erin Mellinger, 732-6492 

Head Men’s BB Coach: Steve Gosar, 732-6498 

Asst. Men’s BB Coach: Russ Beck, 732-6476 

Asst. Men’s BB Coach: Josh Dees, 732-6496 

Head Women’s BB Coach: Randy Rogers, 732-6480 

Asst. Women’s BB Coach: Merrilee Sears, 732-6490 

Head Softball Coach: Nick Baumert, 732-6494 

Assistant Softball Coach: Debbie Dodds, 732-6495 

Head Rodeo Coach: Steve Birnie, 732-6620 

Assistant Rodeo Coach: Brian Tubbs, 732-6620 

CSI Board of Trustees: Chairman Leroy Craig, Dr. 

Allan Frost, Donna Brizee, Dr. Charles Lehrman and 

Dr. Thad Scholes 

SID: Karen Baumert 

Office Phone: (208) 732-6493 

E-mail Address: kbaumert@csi.edu 

Fax: (208) 734-0245 

Website: www.csi.edu 

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2007 Record: 31-28 

Returning Starters: 9 (including 2 from past years) 

Returning Non-Starters: 4 

Newcomers: 12 

2008 SWAC Finish: Fourth 

2008 Region 18 Tournament Finish: Fourth 

Region 18 North Division Titles: 12 

Region 18 Titles: 12 

JUCO World Series Appearances: 9 

JUCO World Series National Titles: 1 

Head Coach: Boomer Walker (5th Year as head 

coach; 13th year at CSI) 

Assistant Coach: Skip Walker (5th year at CSI as an 

assistant) 

Aaron Bond (1st year) 

Mitch Stachowsky (1st year) 

Office Phone Number: (208) 732-6491 

(208) 732-6477 

Clubhouse Phone Number: (208) 732-6650 

Mailing Address: CSI Baseball 

315 Falls Ave. 

P.O. Box 1238 

Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238 

E-mail Addresses: bwalker@csi.edu 

abond@csi.edu 

jwalker@csi.edu

No. Name Pos. Height Weight Class B/T Hometown 

1 Kasey Jeroue INF/P 5-9 180 Fr R/R Twin Falls, Idaho 

2 Ryan Lay OF 5-9 170 Fr L/R Bakersfield, Calif. 

3 Tyler Chism OF 6-1 190 So R/R Taylorsville, Utah 

4 Cameron Cushing C 6-0 200 So R/R Caldwell, Idaho 

5 Remington Pullin C/INF 5-11 213 Fr R/R Twin Falls, Idaho 

6 Chris Gokey C/P 5-10 178 Fr R/R Roberts, Idaho 

8 Casey Lish P 6-2 190 Fr R/R Pocatello, Idaho 

9 Alex Hancock OF 6-1 185 So L/R Pocatello, Idaho 

10 Colby Robison P 6-1 185 Fr R/R Rexburg, Idaho 

12 Garrett Wolff INF 5-10 170 So R/R Rapid City, S.D. 

14 Dale Anderson INF/P 6-1 205 Fr R/R Strathmore, Alberta 

16 Preston Olson P 6-6 180 Fr R/R Taylorsville, Utah 

17 Nate Carlson OF 6-4 210 So R/R Portland, Ore. 

18 Tanner Craswell INF 6-2 197 Fr R/R Charlottetown, PEI 

19 Andy Fox INF 6-2 195 So R/R Vancouver, Wash. 

20 Tony Hunt INF 6-4 220 So R/R Pocatello, Idaho 

21 Victor Spencer C 6-1 210 So R/R Burnaby, B.C. 

22 Sam Armstrong P 6-1 170 So R/R N. Vancouver, B.C. 

24 Lionel Morrill OF 6-5 195 Fr R/R Edmonton, Alberta 

25 Trent Johnson P/UTL 6-0 195 So R/R Idaho Falls, Idaho 

26 Tyler Barrett P 6-3 190 So R/L Boise, Idaho 

29 Logan Clewes P 6-2 185 Fr R/R Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 

30 Trey Mohammed P 6-4 220 Fr R/R Benicia, Calif. 

33 Justin Jensen INF 6-3 215 So R/R South Jordan, Utah 

34 Tyler Curtis P 6-4 210 So R/R West Jordan, Utah 

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CSI head coach Boomer Walker thinks this group of players has one thing that was missing last season - team chemistry. 

“Our biggest strength is that this group of guys just like each other,” Walker said. “More than the work ethic that they 

have is that there is no division. They are one cohesive unit. There is not a guy on the team that doesn’t want his teammate 

to succeed.” 

While team unity is key, Walker knows that you still have to have talent. 

“We have depth everywhere,” he said. “We have guys that play multiple positions, 15 hitters and lots of depth at the 

pitcher position. And more than all that, we have players that don’t want to disappoint the team.” 

Because Walker is so excited about this season’s team, he found it difficult to find weaknesses. 

“Maybe that we have only one left-handed pitcher,” Walker said. “One weakness might be the unknown on what it takes 

to win the league. They will need to feel their way through to learn what it takes to win in the end.” 

There are 11 players from last season’s team along with Alex Hancock, who played for the Golden Eagles in 2006 and 

Trent Johnson, who played for CSI in 2007. Those 13 are joined with 12 freshmen. 

Four key players that return include 2008 second-team all-region selections Tyler Chism, Garrett Wolff and Justin Jensen 

and 2007 first-team all-region selection Trent Johnson. 

That does not include the Golden Eagles top hitter last season - Victor Spencer. 

Walker will look to sophomore pitchers Tyler Curtis, Sam Armstrong and Tyler Barrett to lead the Golden Eagles early. 

As with any year, the ability of the team to stay healthy 

will dictate the team’s chances to be successful in the end. 

With a lot of new faces in the region, there is no clear 

favorite to win the Region 18 Championship. Last year’s 

champion College of Southern Nevada returns just nine 

players. Salt Lake also has a lot of new faces, returning 

seven. Western Nevada has a good mix of newcomers and 

returners. 

“It will come down to which team finds a way to play 

well in the end,” Walker said. 

The winner of the Region 18 Tournament will host the 

district playoff for the berth in the JUCO World Series. 

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2009 Breakdown 

Letter Winners Lost ________________________________________________________ 13 

Returning Starters _________________________________________________________ 9 

Sam Armstrong ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-3, P, N.Vancouver, B.C. 

Tyler Chism -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-1 OF, Taylorsville, Utah 

Tyler Curtis -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-4 P, West Jordan, Utah 

Andy Fox ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-2 INF, Vancouver, Wash. 

Alex Hancock ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-1 OF, Pocatello, Idaho 

Justin Jensen ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-3 INF, South Jordan, Utah 

Trent Johnson ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6-0 P/UTL, Idaho Falls, Idaho 

Victor Spencer ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-1 C, Burnaby, B.C. 

Garrett Wolff ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-10, INF, Rapid City, S.D. 

Returning Non-Starters _____________________________________________________ 4 

Tyler Barrett ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-3, P, Boise Idaho 

Nate Carlson ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-4, OF, Portland, Ore. 

Cameron Cushing ------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-0, C, Caldwell, Idaho 

Tony Hunt ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-4, INF, Pocatello, Idaho 

Newcomers ________________________________________________________________ 12 

Dale Anderson ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-1, INF/P, Strathmore, Alberta 

Logan Clewes ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-2, P, Saskatoonm, Saskatchewan 

Tanner Craswell --------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-2, INF, Charlottetown 

Chris Gokey ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-10, C/P, Roberts, Idaho 

Kasey Jeroue ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-9, INF/P, Twin Falls, Idaho 

Ryan Lay ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-9 INF/P, Bakersfield, Calif. 

Casey Lish --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-2, P, Pocatello, Idaho 

Trey Mohammed -------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-4, P, Benicia, Calif. 

Lionel Morrill ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-5, OF, Edmonton, Alberta 

Preston Olson ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6-6, P, Taylorsville, Utah 

Remington Pullin ------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-11, C/INF, Twin Falls, Idaho 

Colby Robison ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-1, P, Rexburg, Idaho 

In-State Players ____________________________________________________________ 10 

Tyler Barrett, Boise; Cameron Cushing, Caldwell; Chris Gokey, Roberts; Alex Hancock, Pocatello; Tony 

Hunt, Pocatello; Kasey Jeroue, Twin Falls; Trent Johnson, Idaho Falls; Casey Lish, Pocatello; Remington Pullin, 

Twin Falls; Colby Robison, Rexburg. 

Out-of-State Players ________________________________________________________ 15 

Dale Anderson, Alberta; Sam Armstrong, British Columbia; Nate Carlson, Oregon; Tyler Chism, Utah; Logan 

Clewes, Saskatchewan; Tanner Craswell, Prince Edward Island; Tyler Curtis, Utah; Andy Fox, Washington; Justin 

Jensen, Utah; Ryan Lay, California; Trey Mohammed, California; Lionel Morrill, Edmonton, Alberta; Preston 

Olson, Utah; Victor Spencer, British Columbia; Garrett Wolff, South Dakota. 

Freshmen _________________________________________________________________ 12 

Dale Anderson, Logan Clewes, Tanner Craswell, Chris Gokey, Kasey Jeroue, Ryan Lay, Casey Lish, Trey 

Mohammed, Lionel Morrill, Preston Olson, Remington Pullin and Colby Robison. 

Sophomores _______________________________________________________________ 13 

Sam Armstrong, Tyler Barrett, Nate Carlson, Tyler Chism, Tyler Curtis, Cameron Cushing, Andy Fox, Alex 

Hancock, Tony Hunt, Justin Jensen, Trent Johnson, Victor Spencer and Garrett Wolff. 

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It was only natural that Boomer Walker would someday wear a 

coach’s cap at Southern Idaho. After assisting the Golden Eagles 

for nine years Boomer took over as head coach four years ago. In 

those four years, Boomer has amassed a 141 wins and just 91 losses. 

In 2006 and 2007, the Golden Eagles battled for the regular season 

championship going into the final weekend of play. 

Boomer was barely walking when his dad, former head coach 

Skip Walker, started coaching at CSI. And Boomer has always 

been a part of the program. He was a 12-year-old bat boy when he 

witnessed the Golden Eagles’ national championship in 1984. 

Boomer starred for Twin Falls High School, leading the Bruins 

to a state championship in 1988. Then, he wore the gold and black 

himself when he played at Southern Idaho from 1989 to 1992, 

winning all-region honors as a shortstop in 1992. After playing 

at Northeast Louisiana University, Boomer worked as a student 

assistant in 1995, gaining valuable coaching experience. 

In 1996, Boomer returned to Southern Idaho to re-unite with his father. The two still work together but Boomer is 

the head coach and Skip continues as a hitting instructor. 

Boomer said it doesn’t feel much different to be in the head coach’s shoes instead of assisting. 

“I’ve been around here forever so it doesn’t feel any different,” Walker said. “I still feel pressure to keep this 

program on top, but not any more pressure than before. I’m not naive to think I can accomplish what my dad did.” 

As far as changes in the program, Boomer said they are very 

subtle. 

“My overall philosophy of CSI Baseball is the same. People 

who have been around the program for a long time won’t see a 

whole lot of changes,” he said. “I would say the only difference 

is that my approach is not as old school.” 

When Boomer isn’t coaching from the dugout, he enjoys 

waterskiing and playing softball. Boomer and his wife Maria 

are busy with their son. No one was surprised he has a baseball 

moniker - Tai Ripken Walker. 

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Boomer Walker 

5th Season

Former Golden Eagle Aaron Bond joins the College of Southern 

Idaho baseball program as the pitching coach. Bond played for 

CSI from 1995-1997, earning first team all region honors both 

seasons. In 1997, Bond posted 146 strikeouts, the most ever by a 

CSI pitcher in one season. That same year, he ranked second in 

the nation in strikeouts. 

After CSI, Bond was drafted by the Texas Rangers and played 

four years of minor league ball with them. Shoulder surgery 

ended his pitching career with the Rangers. After recovering, 

Bond played in 2001 in the Northern League in Pennsylvania. 

The past seven years, Bond has worked at the Bakersfield 

Baseball Academy coaching pitchers. 

“It’s a dream come true to return to CSI,” Bond said. “I’ve 

always wanted to come back and I’m excited to finally have the 

opportunity.” 

Bond, 31, has two daughters Abigail and Emma. 

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Aaron Bond 

1st Season 

“ Having Aaron and Mitch join our club gives us a different way to look at things and a renewed 

energy. They both have a strong desire to have success at CSI. I have a lot of confidence in what they 

do and am excited to have them.” - Boomer Walker 

Mitch Stachowsky 

1st Season 

Mitch Stachowsky begins his first year at CSI as a student assistant. 

Stachowsky, who played for the Golden Eagles from 2002 

through 2004, comes to CSI from Pocatello, Idaho. 

A Highland High School graduate, Stachowsky earned second 

team all-conference honors as a sophomore catcher in 2004. He 

was drafted in the 50th round of the draft by the Red Sox following 

his two years at CSI. 

He played three years of professional baseball, competing in every 

league but AA and the big leagues. The furthest he went was 

Triple A in the Red Sox organization. 

Last summer, Stachowsky coached the Pocatello Running Rebels 

American Legion team. 

“I love this area and baseball,” Stachowsky said. “This was a perfect 

fit and an opportunity for me to give back to the school that 

gave me so much.”

Golden Eagle baseball fans know him as Skip. People who 

spend a lot of time around him are familiar with the phrases 

“jeezo-peezo,” “mentality,” and a few others too colorful to print 

here. His players, both former and current, can recite the five 

P’s: “proper planning prevents poor procedure.” But it’s the rich 

history Jim Walker has brought to the CSI program that defines 

who he is. 

Skip Walker is a legend at CSI. Not only was Walker inducted 

into the CSI Athletic Hall of Fame, but Frontier Field was 

officially named the James F. “Skip” Walker baseball field. 

In his 31 years as head coach at CSI, Walker planted the trees, 

built the clubhouse and played a major role in creating one of 

the top five JUCO fields in the country. Along the way, he has 

cultivated baseball players, winning 12 region titles, competing 

in nine JUCO World Series and winning a national championship 

in 1984, taking third in 1988, fourth in 1986 and fifth in 1975. 

Retiring from head coaching duties in 2004, Skip continues to be a part of CSI baseball, staying on as a 

hitting coach. 

Walker, 64, has been married to his wife Julene for 42 years. They have a daughter, Carly, and a son, 

Boomer, who is the Golden Eagles head coach. 

“I’m the luckiest guy in the country. I have an 

offensive assistant that has won more than 1100 

games in his career. I’m in a great, great situation. 

He can now use his knowledge to help the players 

without worrying about all the other stuff.” - 

Boomer Walker on having his dad and former head 

coach Skip Walker as an assistant. 

Skip Walker 

36th Season 

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Volunteer Assistant Coach 

Gene Ritchie 

“Our program couldn’t survive without Geno. He is the first 

one at the field each day and the last one to leave. He is the 

hardest working retired person in the country.” 

- Coach Walker 

Listen to the action live on KTFI 1270 AM with Ken Simmons (left) and Jonathan Drew (right). If you aren’t in the Twin 

Falls area, go to www.csi.edu/athletics and click on listen live to hear all the CSI baseball games on your computer. 

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Kasey Jeroue -5-9 - Infield/Pitcher- Freshman - Twin Falls, Idaho 

“I love this kid. Kasey is super competitive and wants to win. He has a chance to be our closer. ” Coach Walker 

Up Close with Kasey 

Interesting Facts: I drink 12 cups of coffee 

each day. I have bowled a 286 game 

and a 735 series. 

A one-word description of myself is: 

attentive. 

Favorite Food: Chinese 

I can’t stand the smell of: onions. 

I love the smell of: fruit. 

Favorite Kind of Cookie: Oatmeal 

Raisin 

Favorite Vegetable: Asparagus 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Applebees 

What was the last book you read?: 

Think Big 

Favorite Pop: Dr. Pepper 

Best Amusement Park Ride: Tower of 

Terror. 

Can you change a tire?: Yes 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: A two-sport athlete at Twin 

Falls High School, Kasey led his baseball 

team to three league championships and 

earned a varsity letter in football his senior 

year. 

Kasey was key in the Bruins secondplace 

finish at state in 2006. In 2007, he 

earned Region 4-5-6 Player of the Year. 

Kasey was named an all-conference first 

team selection in 2006, 2007 and 2008. 

Clean Freak or Total Slob 

Sweet or Salty 

Laugh Out Loud or Giggle 

Fearful or Fearless 

This or That 

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Stay In or Go Out 

Spender or Saver 

Tent or Cabin 

Details or Big Picture 

Ryan Lay - 5-9 - Outfield - Freshman - Bakersfield, Calif. 

Up Close with Ryan 

When I was little, I wanted to be a: 

fireman. 

Now, I want to be: the head of SWAT or 

a homicide detective. 

Interesting Fact?: I hate chocolate 

I wish someone would invent: a remote 

for life with pause, fast forward, play, etc. 

Favorite Fruit: Watermelon 

Favorite Pop: Coke 

Favorite Holiday: Thanksgiving 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Olive 

Garden 

Favorite Cereal: Fruity Pebbles 

Do you make your bed every morning?: 

Yes. 

Most Annoying Bug: Fly 

Favorite Donut: Maple 

Favorite Kind of Cookie: Sugar 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: Ryan played football and 

baseball at Stockdale High School. In 2008, 

Ryan led his baseball team to a 31-3 record 

and a league and valley championship. His 

high school team also won a league championship 

in 2006 as well as a football league 

championship in 2005. 

He earned first team all league and first 

team all area for baseball in 2007. 




Small Town or Big City 

This or That 

Casual or Dress Up 

Morning or Night 

Mild or Spicy 

1/2 Full or 1/2 Empty 

#1 

Worry Wart or Worry Free 

Night Light or Completely Dark 

Dreamer or Doer 

Potato Chips or French Fries 

#2 

“Ryan is probably the fastest kid we’ve ever had at CSI. He brings a game-changing dynamic to our team with his speed.” 

Coach Walker 

Talk or Listen 



Tent or Cabin

Tyler Chism - 6-1 - Outfield- Sophomore - Taylorsville, Utah 

“Tyler is an extremely athletic player. He has a better understanding of what it takes to have success. We expect him to have 

a great year.” Coach Walker 

Up Close with Tyler 

My hobbies include: fishing, snowboarding 

and wake boarding. 

I wish someone would invent: sour 

cream in a squeeze bottle. 

Favorite Vegetable: Corn 

Favorite Food: Steak 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Cafe 

Rio 


What do you like on your burger?: 

Everything but onions 

Favorite Fruit: Pineapple 

Last Book You Read: Mind Gym 


Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Texas 

Roadhouse 

Favorite Favorite Kind of Cookie: 

Snickerdoodle 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Tyler was key in The Golden 

Eagle’s offensive attack last season. He ranked 

12th in batting average, 8th in hits, 7th in runs 

and 9th in RBIs in league play. 

Before CSI: Tyler led the Taylorsville High 

School baseball team to a second-place finish 

at state his senior season, earning first team 

all-state honors as an outfielder and pitcher. 

During his senior year, he hit .467 at the plate 

helping his team to a 26-4 record. He tied the 

record at his high school for most triples in a 

season with nine. 

As a junior, Tyler was named second team 

all-state. 

This or That 




Mild or Spicy 

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Cameron Cushing - 6-0 - Catcher- Sophomore - Caldwell, Idaho 

Up Close with Cameron 

What do you like on your burger: 

Ketchup, Lettuce, American Cheese, 

Mustard and Mayonnaise 


Muscle Strength Training 

What advice would you give a 5-yearold?: 

Play outside as much as possible. 

Favorite Fruit: Orange 


Garden 

Favorite One word description of 

yourself: Surprise 

Favorite Kind of Cookie: Chocolate 

Chip 

For just a day, I would switch places 

with?: a Navy Seal. 

Who should play you in a movie version 

of your life?: Vin Diesel 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Cameron joined CSI midway 

through his freshman year. He finished the 

season hitting .295 with 9 RBIs and a .415 on 

base percentage. 

Before CSI: A three-year starter at Vallivue 

High School, Cameron earned all-conference 

honors in 2003 (second team) and 2005 (first 

team) at the catcher position. 

Outside of school, Cameron played for the 

Caldwell Silver Streaks and in the Boise Summer 

League. 


Reality Show or Sitcom 

Social Butterfly or Wallflower 


This or That 



Mild or Spicy 


#3 




Tanning Oil or Sunscreen 

#4 

“Cameron is the hardest worker in the history of CSI. He is like a machine. I can’t say enough good about him. He just loves 

to play.” Coach Walker 


Tent or Cabin 


Morning or Night

Remington Pullin - 5-11 - Catcher/Infield- Freshman - Twin Falls, Idaho 

“Remington is very competitive and doesn’t mind working. He will fill a role and add depth to the infield and catcher position. 

He doesn’t shy away from challenges so I expect him to find a way to earn playing time.” Coach Walker 

Up Close with Remington 

What is a one word description of 

yourself?: Bizarre 

What advice would you give a 5-yearold?: 

Good Luck. 


Favorite Vegetable: Avocado 

I can’t stand the smell of: clothes that 

were left in the washer too long. 

What is your ultimate sports fantasy?: 

Win the Tour de France alongside Lance 

Armstrong. 

Favorite Donut: Cinnamon Sugar Twist 


Garden 


Mind Gym 

Favorite Pop: Mountain Dew 

Most Annoying Bug: Gnats 


Before CSI 

Before CSI: Remington lettered four 

years in baseball and three in football at 

Twin Falls High School. He led his baseball 

team to conference championships in 2006, 

2007 and 2008, and a 2nd-place finish at 

state in 2006. 

He was awarded with all-conference 

selections four years in baseball and three 

years in football. 

In the summer, Remington played for the 

AA Twin Falls Cowboys American Legion 

team. 





This or That 

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Tent or Cabin 

Mild or Spicy 

Chris Gokey - 5-10- Catcher/Pitcher- Freshman - Roberts, Idaho 

Up Close with Chris 

Favorite Cereal: Frosted Flakes 


Ranch Dressing 

Favorite Pop: Pepsi 

I can’t stand the smell of: garbage. 

Favorite Fruit: Apple 

What is one of your hobbies?: Motorbikes 

I love the smell of: somebody cooking. 


Roadhouse 


of your life?: Brad Pitt 


No 

Favorite Holiday: My Birthday 

Hidden Talent: Bowling 


Before CSI 

Before CSI: A four-year letterman at Rigby 

High School, Chris led his team to a league 

championship as a junior and senior. All four 

years, Chris played catcher and pitcher. 

His first two seasons, his team finished 

third in the district. 

Outside of high school ball, Chris played 

for the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball. 





This or That 



Mild or Spicy 


#5 




Secret Keeper or Blabbermouth 

#6 

“With experience, we expect Chris to contribute. It will be fun to watch him grow as a college player.” Coach Walker 


Bully or Bullied 


Tent or Cabin

Casey Lish - 6-2 - Pitcher- Freshman -Pocatello, Idaho 

“Casey is a kid that just needs a little more confidence in himself and he will take off. I see his role coming out of the bullpen.” 

Coach Walker 

Up Close with Casey 


Ketchup only 

My hobbies include: hunting, fishing 

and camping. 

Favorite Fruit: Lemon 

Favorite Food: Macaroni and Cheese 


of your life?: Jim Carrey 

If you could invent a word, what 

would it be and what would it mean?: 

Coliger. It would be a cougar, lion and 

tiger mixed together like my cat Elvis. 

Favorite Season: Hunting 

I wish someone would invent: Something 

to make you smarter without having 

to learn how to use it. 

Favorite Kind of Cookie: Pumpkin 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: Hailing from Pocatello High 

School, Casey earned four letters in baseball, 

starting his last three years. 

He led his team to a district championship 

as a senior in 2008. That year, he was named 

Southeast Idaho Player of the Year. Casey also 

was named first team all-area three years. 

His senior season, Casey finished with a 

0.76 ERA and went 5-3 with 10.3 strikeouts 

per game. 

Outside of school, Casey played on the 

Pocatello Runnin Rebels. 




Mild or Spicy 

This or That 

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Alex Hancock - 6-1 - Outfield - Sophomore - Pocatello, Idaho 

Up Close with Alex 

What is one word to describe yourself?: 

Outgoing 


would it be and what would it mean?: 

Finckelflutter. It would mean dang it. 


with: Oprah 


Total Money Makeover 

I love the smell of: gas. 


Most Annoying Bug: Bees 

Interesting Fact: I lived in England for 

two years. 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Bill West 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: 

Wendy’s 

Favorite Donut: Raspberry Filled 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Alex played for CSI in 2006 before 

going on a church mission. He helped the 

Golden Eagles to a 41-19 record, while hitting 

.239 with 23 RBIs and 7 doubles. 

Before CSI: A three-sport athlete, Alex played 

baseball, football and basketball at Pocatello 

High School. He was named all area and all state 

as a junior and senior in baseball and football. 

Alex was named Pocatello High School Athlete 

of the Year his senior season of school. 

During his four years as a varsity baseball 

player, Alex hit over .400 at the plate. 


Tent or Cabin 



This or That 



Mild or Spicy 


#8 





#9 

“Alex brings maturity to our club. He is still shaking off the rust, but will help us with his athleticism and leadership.” 

Coach Walker 

Go with the Flow or Stick to a Routine 



Morning or Night

Colby Robison -6-1 - Pitcher- Freshman - Rexburg, Idaho 

“Colby has really come on in a very short amount of time. He is very competitive. When it’s all said and done, he could be 

huge for us. I could see him being one of our best guys.” Coach Walker 

Up Close with Colby 


Cheese, Mayonnaise and Ketchup 

I wish someone would invent: get taller 

pills. 

Favorite Food: Lasagna 

Favorite Fruit: Strawberries 

I love the smell of: gasoline. 

I can’t stand the smell of: beer. 

Favorite Donut: Maple Bars 

What is a one-word description of 

yourself?: Trustworthy 

Hidden Talent: I speak Spanish. 


Favorite Cereal: Lucky Charms 


Favorite Kind of Cookie: Chocolate 

Chip 

Favorite Vegetable: Celery 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: A three-sport athlete at 

Madison High School, Colby went on a 

church mission out of high school before 

deciding to play baseball at CSI. 

As a sophomore he led his high school 

team to second-place finishes at state in 

baseball, basketball and football. 

For his play in those sports, he earned 

nine letters, was named to the all state first 

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Garrett Wolff - 5-10 - Infield- Sophomore - Rapid City, S.D. 

Up Close with Garrett 

Favorite Food: Pasta 


Cheese and Ketchup 

Did you swallow anything by accident 

as a kid?: Yes, a lego 

I can’t stand the smell of: sour milk. 

Favorite Fruit: Strawberries 


I love the smell of: freshly cut grass. 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Chili’s 

Favorite Cereal: Cinnamon Toast 

Crunch 


No 

Most Annoying Bug: Mosquito 


you?: Laid back 

Favorite Donut: Glazed 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Taco 

Bell 

Before CSI 

At CSI: One of the top hitters for the 

Golden Eagles last year, Garrett ranked first on 

the team in hits and 9th in the conference. He 

hit .302 on the season with 26 RBIs. He was 

named to the Region 18 second team. 

Before CSI: Garrett played baseball and 

basketball at Stevens High School in Rapid 

City, South Dakota. As a sophomore and 

junior, he helped lead his high school team to 

state championships in baseball. In 2005, his 

baseball team also won a regional championship. 





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“Garrett is a steady player that never gets too up or too down. He has a quiet presence about him. Garrett is very versatile.” 

Coach Walker 




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Dale Anderson - 6-1- Infield/ Pitcher- Freshman - Strathmore, Alberta 

“Dale is a tough athletic kid. If we can get him healthy he could become a phenom. You can’t find a better kid than Dale.” 

Coach Walker 

Up Close with Dale 

What is a one-word description for 

yourself: Quiet 

Who would you be on a set - Director, 

Star, Supporting Star or Set Designer?: 

Director. 

Favorite Vegetable: Carrot 


I can’t stand the smell of: seafood. 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Outback 

Steakhouse 



Deception Point 


Favorite Pop: Root Beer 


as a kid? Yes, a screw and a quarter. 


Before CSI 

Before CSI: Hailing from Vauxhall High 

School, Dale played volleyball in high school 

and baseball outside of high school. 

In 2004, he was a part of a Bantam Baseball 

National Championship team. He also 

had a Canadian Junior National Team Invite in 

2007-08. 

On the volleyball court, he helped his team 

to a zone championship and third at provincials. 

In 2004 and 2005 his volleyball teams 

won national championships. He was named 

the MVP in 2004 and all-tournament team in 

2005. 




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Preston Olson - 6-6 - Pitcher- Freshman - Taylorsville, Utah 

Up Close with Preston 


Lazy 

Favorite Season: Winter 

Favorite Donut: Powdered 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Brook Skidmore 

I can’t stand the smell of: chew. 

Favorite Fruit: Peaches 

Favorite Holiday: Halloween 


Everything but tomatoes 

Favorite Cereal: Captain Crunch 

Favorite Food: Mexican Food 

What superpower would you love to 

have?: Be invisible 

My hobbies include: photography. 


No 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: A two-sport athlete at Taylorsville 

High School, Preston played baseball and 

golf. 

On the baseball field, Preston led his team 

to four region championships and a state runner-up 

finish. As a junior he was named second 

team all region. His senior season, he earned 

first team all region honors as well as first team 

all state distinction. 

In 2007 and 2008, he was a part of legion 

team that won the state championship. 





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“Preston is by far the most self-motivated pitcher on the staff. He has the chance to really develop into an impact player.” 

Coach Walker 




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Nate Carlson -6-4 - Outfield- Sophomore - Portland, Ore. 

“Nate is a tireless worker. He is very competitive. No one deserves to have success more than him. He’s just a kid that needs 

to catch a break. ” Coach Walker 

Up Close with Nate 

Hidden Talent: Dancing 

I wish someone would invent: cars that 

run on water. 

Favorite Food: Sushi 


I love the smell of: meat. 

I can’t bear the sound of: yelling. 


Favorite Cereal: Granola 


Freakanomics 


Do you read the ending before you finish 

a book?: Yes 

I can’t stand the smell of: burps. 


yourself?: Funny 

Interesting Fact: I love Irish folk music. 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Nate battled an injury last season 

and played in only three games for the Golden 

Eagles. 

Before CSI: A three-year letterman in 

baseball at Central Catholic High School, Nate 

earned first team all-league honors his junior 

season in leading his team to a 15-7 record and 

league championship. As a senior, Nate was 

named second team all-league. 

As a senior, Nate hit .458 with 2 home runs and 

27 RBIs. 

Outside of high school, Nate played on the 

Ryder Showtime Baseball Club. 





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Tanner Craswell - 6-2- Infield- Freshman - Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 

Up Close with Tanner 



Lettuce and Pickles 


No 

I can’t stand the smell of: seafood. 

Favorite Fruit: Grapes 


I love the smell of: Christmas Trees 


of your life?: Mike Myers 


Favorite CSI Instructor: Jim Dawson 

Most Annoying Bug: Gnat 

Favorite Kind of Cookie: Oatmeal 

Raisin 

Favorite Vegetable: Carrot 

Favorite Toy as a Child: Ninja Turtles 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: At Vauxhall High School, Tanner 

played fast-pitch softball, helping his team 

to a league championship in 2007. 

Outside of school sports, Tanner played 

baseball for Team Canada in 2006-2007. He 

was named the top defensive player at the 

2006 Canada Cup. 

Tanner also played hockey, competing for 

the Charlottetown Abbies. 





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“Tanner is the glue for our team. He’s a gamer with great mentality. He is wise beyond his years and just loves to play. Tanner 

would go to the end of the earth to play one inning.” Coach Walker 




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Andy Fox - 6-2 - Infield- Sophomore - Vancouver, Wash. 

“Andy has always had the athleticism and ability to be something special. With his confidence increasing and the maturity 

that comes with being a sophomore, we expect him to have a great year.” Coach Walker 

Up Close with Andy 


yourself: Chill 


Favorite Vegetable: Zucchini 

Favorite Food: Pizza 

When you were little what did you 

want to be?: Major League Baseball 

Player or in the Coast Guard 

Now, what do you want to be?: Stay at 

Home Dad 

My hobbies include: hunting and fishing. 


would it be and what would it mean? 

Loon. It would mean a great friend. 

I love the smell of: gasoline. 

Most Annoying Bug: Caterpillar 

I can’t bear the sound of: crying. 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Andy played in 56 games last season 

at CSI, hitting .183 with 26 hits, 13 RBIs 

and 3 stolen bases. 

Before CSI: Andy competed for Columbia 

River in football and baseball, earning letters 

three years in each. 

As a sophomore, he led his baseball team 

to a league championship and a second-place 

finish at state. 

An all-state and all-region selection in 

baseball his senior season, Andy also was 

named all-region as a junior. On the football 

field, he earned all-region honors his senior 

year as well as offensive player of the year. 




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Tony Hunt - 6-4 - Infield- Sophomore - Pocatello, Idaho 

Up Close with Tony 

I can’t stand the smell of: rotten food. 

I wish someone would invent: shoes 

that made you fly. 

I love the smell of: rain. 

Favorite Donut: Krispy Kreme 


Roadhouse 

Favorite Fruit: Strawberry 

What do you like on your burger: 

Cheese, Mustard and Ketchup 


Favorite Kind of Cookie: White Macadamia 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Subway 



Before CSI 

At CSI: Tony played 34 games as a freshman 

for the Golden Eagles, hitting .230 with 

14 hits, 4 RBIs and 2 stolen bases. 

Before CSI: A two-sport athlete, Tony 

played football and baseball at Highland High 

School. Tony was the starting running back his 

junior season and starting tight end his senior 

season for his high school team that won a district 

championship and placed second at state. 

In baseball, Tony earned second team allregion 

honors as a junior and first team all-region 

honors as a senior. 





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“Tony is hard working and very talented. He never complains. He is the type of kid that always does the right thing.” 

Coach Walker 

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Victor Spencer -6-1 - Catcher-Sophomore - Burnaby, B.C. 

“Vic is a kid that is finally realizing that you need more than just talent to have success. He is motivated and more responsible 

and mature. He’s one of the best catchers we’ve had. ” Coach Walker 

Up Close with Victor 


Cheese, Lettuce, ketchup, Mayo and 

Mustard 

I can’t stand the smell of: farms. 

Favorite Food: Hot Wings 

Favorite Fruit: Peaches 


yourself?: Soulful 

I can’t bear the sound of: silence. 

If you could invent a word, what would 

it be and what would it mean?: Scagnus. 

It would be a way of expressing 

frustration. 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Steamworks 


Cross by James Patterson 

Favorite Pop: Orange Crush 


with: Bill Gates 

Before CSI 

At CSI:Victor led the Golden Eagles as a 

freshman in hitting, finishing with a .326 average. 

He started in 43 games. 

Before CSI: Victor played basketball, football 

and baseball at Burnaby Central in British 

Columbia. 

As a senior, he earned rookie of the year 

honors in football. On the basketball court, he 

helped his team to a league championship. 

His success continued to the baseball diamond 

where he earned first team all-star honors 

at catcher. He also finished the season as the top 

hitter on his team. Victor led the league in on 

base percentage. 

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Sam Armstrong - 6-3 - Pitcher- Sophomore - N. Vancouver, B.C. 

Up Close with Sam 

Who would you be on a set - director, 

star, supporting star or set designer?: 

Stuntman Extraordinaire 

I love the smell of: evergreens. 

Favorite Food: Buffalo Wings 


Juiced 


Favorite Pop: Diet Pepsi 

When I was little, I wanted to be: a 

veterinarian. 

Now, I want to be a: police officer. 

Favorite Cereal: Captain Crunch 


Every Sunday 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Pita Pit 

I wish someone would invent a: teleporting 

device. 

Before CSI 

At CSI: One of the main pitchers last season 

for the Golden Eagles, Sam posted a 2-7 

record with a 6.04 ERA and 31 strikeouts. 

Before CSI: A pitcher, Sam graduated from 

Carson Graham Secondary School in British 

Columbia. 

His play on his provincial team earned him 

all conference honors in 2006 and 2007 and 

well as a league MVP award in 2007. 

Playing with Team BC, he helped his team 

win a silver medal at the Canada Cup. 





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“Sam is very motivated. After struggling as a freshman, he is much improved. He is going to be our opening day starter. 

Now it’s just up to him to do it.” Coach Walker 

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Lionel Morrill - 6-5- Outfield- Freshman - Edmonton, Alberta 

“Lionel is a tremendous athlete. At the college level, he can do it all. He just needs experience and maturity. Once he learns 

how to deal with failure, he can go far.” Coach Walker 

Up Close with Lionel 

My hobbies include: music, art and 

poetry. 

What advice would you give a 5-year 

old?: Get into trouble now because you 

can get away with it. 


as a kid?: yes, a marble. 


I can’t bear the sound of: my alarm 

clock. 



of your life?: Will Smith 

I wish someone would invent: a never 

ever get sick pill. 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Fat 

Burger 

Favorite Cereal: Life 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: Lionel graduated from Vauxhall 

High School. He was a member of Team 

Canada in 2007 and the Team Canada World 

Juniors in 2008. 

Lionel was drafted in the 24th round to the 

Minnesota Twins in the 2008 draft. 

He attended Vauxhall Academy in 2007-08. 




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Trent Johnson - 6-0 - Pitcher/ Utility- Sophomore - Idaho Falls, Idaho 

Up Close with Trent 


Eccentric 

I wish someone would invent: heated 

baseball fields in Twin Falls. 

Hidden Talent: Juggling 

Favorite Food: Louisiana Chicken 

I can’t bear the sound of: a fork on a 

plate. 

Favorite Fruit: Peach 

Favorite Pop: Diet Pepsi 

Favorite Cereal: Special K with red 

berries 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: The 

Cheesecake Factory 


Wendy’s 


Cheddar cheese, ketchup and lettuce 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: Trent was key for the Golden 

Eagles in 2007, earning first team all Region 

18 honors. He led CSI with a 1.30 ERA. He 

finished the season with a 3-0 record and 8 

saves. An injury forced him to sit out the 2008 

season. 

Before CSI: Trent lettered in basketball and 

baseball at Idaho Falls High School. A first team 

all-conference player, Trent also earned second 

team all-area as a sophomore and junior and first 

team all-area as a senior. In 2006, Trent earned 

conference player of the year honors and all-state 

honors. He helped lead IFHS to a state appearance 

in baseball in 2005. 

In basketball, Trent was named all-conference 

and all-area his senior season. 

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“Trent is a big-game player that thrives against better competition. He’s going to hit and pitch. He just gives us that thirdyear 

maturity.” Coach Walker 




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Tyler Barrett -6-3 - Pitcher- Sophomore -Boise, Idaho 

“Tyler is as talented as anyone in the league. He is a left-hander that is learning to be a leader. He wants to win so bad. He is 

the most unselfish kid on the team. ” Coach Walker 


Favorite Food: Tacos 

I wish someone would invent: a legit 

time machine. 


of your life?: Adam Sandler 

Favorite Fruit: Orange 

I love the smell of: cut grass. 

I can’t bear the sound of: styrofoam. 


Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: PF 

Changs 

Most Annoying Bug: Fly 



as a kid?: Yes, a penny. 


Favorite Holiday: Thanksgiving 

I can’t stand the smell of: rotten milk. 

Favorite Vegetable: Fresh Green Beans 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Tyler pitched in 15 games for the 

Golden Eagles as a freshman. He posted a 5.75 

ERA with a 2-1 record and 24 strikeouts. 

Before CSI: A two-sport athlete, Tyler 

played football and baseball at Capital High 

School. As a senior, he helped his football team 

to a league championship. 

In baseball, Tyler earned first team all-state 

pitcher honors as well as All-SIC academic honors. 

He holds school records for most strikeouts 

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Logan Clewes - 6-2 - Pitcher- Freshman - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 

Up Close with Logan 


What do you like on your burger?: Just 

Ketchup and Cheese 

I love the smell of: mom’s cooking. 

I can’t stand the smell of: sardines. 

Favorite Fruit: Strawberry 

Favorite Pop: Cherry Coke 

Favorite Kind of Cookie: Shortbread 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Mark Wasden 

Favorite Vegetable: Broccoli 


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Favorite Donut: Canadian Maple 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Boston 

Pizza 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Sonic 

Last Book you Read: Mind Gym 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: Logan attended Marion M. 

Graham High School where he played football. 

Logan was the quarterback for his high 

school team. In 2005, he was named MVP of 

the team. 

Outside of school, Logan played for the 

Saskatoon Yellow Jackets baseball team. 





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“Logan is a great kid and a team player. He is improving every day. He always works hard.” Coach Walker 




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Trey Mohammed - 6-4 - Pitcher- Freshman - Benicia, Calif. 

“Trey is the most enthusiastic pitcher we’ve ever had. He pitches like he’s on the front lines of World War II. He just loves to 

pitch.” Coach Walker 

Up Close with Trey 


yourself: Crazy 

What superpower would you love to 

have?: Be able to read people’s minds. 

I wish someone would invent: something 

to do my homework. 

I love the smell of: a brand new baseball. 

How many hours do you spend on 

your cell phone each day?: 4 

For just a day, who would you switch 

places with?: Somebody on the other 

side of the world. 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: In-n- 

Out Burger 

Favorite Pop: Sprite 


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Before CSI 

Before CSI: Trey lettered all four years in 

baseball at Benicia High School. As a senior, 

he helped his team to a league championship 

and a second-place finish at sectionals. 

All four years, he played at the pitcher 

position except his freshman year when he also 

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Justin Jensen - 6-3- Infield-Sophomore- South Jordan, Utah 

Up Close with Justin 

My hobbies include: fishing, camping 

and ping pong. 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Jim Woods 


of your life?: Patrick Swayze 

I can’t stand the smell of: rotten bananas. 

I love the smell of: cookies. 


Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Jakers 



with: Dan Patrick. 


Wendy’s 

Favorite Food: Pizza 

Favorite Cereal: Life 

Favorite Season: Summer 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Justin started all 59 games last 

season for the Golden Eagles, hitting .267 with 

51 hits, 28 RBIs and 7 stolen bases. 

Before CSI: A third baseman at Taylorsville 

High School, Justin led his team to a 

region championship and a second-place finish 

at state his senior season. His team finished the 

season with a 26-4 record. 

He was named first team all-region and first 

team all-state in 2007. Justin holds the home 

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“Justin was one of the best players on the team last year. He brings back a lot of experience and will hit in the middle of our 

lineup.” Coach Walker 


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Tyler Curtis - 6-4 - Pitcher- Sophomore - West Jordan, Utah 



Ketchup and Pickles 

What was your favorite toy as a child?: 

Power Rangers 

I love the smell of: rain. 



My hobbies include: hunting and fishing. 


Favorite Kind of Cookie: Sugar 


Mental Toughness: Baseball’s Winning 

Edge 




I can’t bear the sound of: nails on a 

chalkboard. 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Tyler pitched in 15 games for 

the Golden Eagles as a freshman, earning 

a 3-3 record with a 3.69 ERA. In just 46.1 

innings, he posted 42 strikeouts. 

Before CSI: A three-year letterman in baseball 

at Taylorsville High School, Tyler led his 

team to three region championships. 

His senior year, Tyler was key in THS taking 

second in the state. That year he earned team 

MVP honors as well as second team all state 

honors. Tyler was named to the all-tournament 

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“Tyler is the ace of the staff. He is big and strong. He is a special talent and has really developed both in maturity and 

experience. ” Coach Walker 




Potato Chips or French Fries

CSI Overall 2008 Record: 31-28 Region 18 2008 Record: 21-19 

Player Games AB R H RBI 1B 2B 3B HR TB SO BB HP SAC OB% E SB /SBA AVG. SLG% 

Victor Spencer 47 138 14 45 18 41 2 0 0 49 8 14 1 4 .392 2 4/5 .326 .355 

Tyler Chism 58 187 39 57 32 40 10 4 3 84 38 19 9 4 .392 5 20/20 .305 .449 

Garrett Wolff 54 172 31 52 26 38 9 3 2 73 34 18 5 2 .385 13 7/10 .302 .422 

Jed Hanson 56 180 27 49 38 35 14 0 0 63 28 12 4 4 .327 3 5/12 .272 .350 

Justin Jensen 59 191 38 51 28 36 11 2 2 72 35 23 2 2 .349 9 7/8 .267 .377 

Travis Reynolds 56 156 16 39 43 36 2 1 0 43 33 13 3 6 .314 9 2/3 .250 .276 

Andrew Reyes 45 111 19 27 10 20 6 1 0 35 23 14 2 2 .339 7 3/9 .243 .315 

Matt Deacon 50 154 28 33 10 24 8 0 1 44 22 20 5 7 .324 4 19/24 .214 .286 

Andy Fox 56 142 15 26 13 19 5 1 1 36 30 15 1 5 .263 25 3/5 .183 .254 

Cameron Cushing 30 44 11 13 9 10 2 0 1 18 11 3 6 2 .415 1 2/2 .295 .409 

Tony Hunt 34 61 9 14 4 10 3 1 0 19 6 4 5 0 .329 1 2/2 .230 .311 

Nate Robertson 39 86 13 18 14 12 5 1 0 25 17 10 2 0 .306 1 6/7 .209 .291 

Nate Carlson 3 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 2 0 0 .429 0 0/0 .200 .200 

Zach Vlietstra 35 75 4 13 6 12 0 1 0 15 22 7 2 5 .259 2 4/9 .173 .200 

Totals 59 1702 265 438 227 334 79 15 10 577 329 174 47 43 .340 87 84/116 .257 .339 

Opponents 59 1695 263 442 229 327 84 22 9 597 363 180 53 43 .348 111 80/108 .261 .352 

Pitching 

Player APP IP H R ER BB SO ERA W L Saves 

Jake Draeger 21 48.2 53 31 12 15 43 2.22 3 3 4 

Justin Smith 15 84.2 55 30 21 27 100 2.23 6 5 0 

Jason Oatman 15 75.2 74 40 29 26 63 3.45 7 4 0 

Zach Vlietstra 9 14.2 18 12 6 5 9 3.68 1 0 0 

Tyler Curtis 15 46.1 45 23 19 24 42 3.69 3 3 0 

Taylor Mangun 20 26.2 31 20 17 16 24 5.74 2 1 1 

Tyler Barrett 15 61.0 49 30 21 30 50 3.10 6 2 0 

Sam Armstrong 16 53.2 66 40 36 24 31 6.04 2 7 0 

Zane Gray 10 18.1 27 17 14 4 12 6.87 1 0 0 

Brandon Henn 9 10.0 9 11 11 9 4 9.90 0 0 1 

Tyler Gilder 7 8.1 3 3 3 11 3 3.24 0 0 0 

Totals 59 439.1 442 263 199 180 363 4.08 31 28 6 

Opponents 59 439.1 438 265 193 174 329 3.95 28 31 7 

SWAC Teams 

CC of Southern Nevada 

Western Nevada College 

Salt Lake CC 

College of Southern Idaho 

College of Eastern Utah 

Colorado Northwestern CC 

Wins 

30 

29 

27 

21 

7 

6 

SWAC 

2008 

Losses 

10 

11 

13 

19 

33 

34 

23 

Pct. 

0.750 

0.725 

0.675 

0.525 

0.175 

0.150 

Wins 

44 

38 

39 

31 

11 

10 

Overall 

2008 

Losses 

16 

20 

20 

28 

46 

41 

Pct. 

0.733 

0.655 

0.664 

0.525 

0.193 

0.196

Date Opponent Result Score Site 

Jan, 31, 2008 Yavapai College L 4-2 Henderson, Nev. 

Feb. 1, 2008 Fullerton CC L 11-2 Henderson, Nev. 

Feb. 1, 2008 Chipola CC L 6-1 Henderson, Nev. 

Feb. 2, 2008 Arizona Western L 7-2 Henderson, Nev. 

Feb. 7, 2008 Phoenix College W 4-1 Phoenix, Ariz. 

Feb. 8, 2008 Yavapai College W 3-1 Prescott, Ariz. 

Feb. 8, 2008 Yavapai College L 9-0 Prescott, Ariz. 

Feb. 9, 2008 Yavapai College W 10-5 Prescott, Ariz. 

Feb. 10, 2008 Scottsdale CC W 7-5 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

Feb. 16, 2008 Prairie Baseball W 3-2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Feb. 17, 2008 Prairie Baseball L 18-12 Twin Falls, Idaho 



Feb. 29, 2008 Salt Lake CC L 3-0 Salt Lake City, Utah 

Feb. 29, 2008 Salt Lake CC L 3-2 Salt Lake City, Utah 

Mar. 1, 2008 Salt Lake CC L 7-3 Salt Lake City, Utah 

Mar. 1, 2008 Salt Lake CC L 10-5 Salt Lake City, Utah 

Mar. 7, 2008 Western Nevada College W 3-2 Twin Falls, Idaho 


Mar. 8, 2008 Western Nevada College L 10-6 Twin Falls, Idaho 


Mar. 11, 2008 Treasure Valley CC L 5-2 Ontario, Ore. 

Mar. 14, 2008 Colorado NW L 1-0 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Mar. 14, 2008 Colorado NW W 11-1 Twin Falls, Idaho 



Mar. 17, 2008 Dawson CC W 8-4 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Mar. 18, 2008 Treasure Valley CC W 9-3 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Mar. 24, 2008 College of Eastern Utah W 10-1 Price, Utah 


Mar. 24, 2008 College of Eastern Utah L 3-1 Price, Utah 


Mar. 28, 2008 College of Southern Nevada L 13-1 Henderson, Nev. 

Mar. 28, 2008 College of Southern Nevada W 6-2 Henderson, Nev. 



Apr. 4, 2008 Salt Lake CC W 1-0 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Apr. 4, 2008 Salt Lake CC W 2-0 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Apr. 5, 2008 Salt Lake CC L 3-2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Apr. 5, 2008 Salt Lake CC L 6-1 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Apr. 11, 2008 Western Nevada College L 6-2 Carson City, Nev. 

Apr. 11, 2008 Western Nevada College L 11-1 Carson City, Nev. 

Apr. 12, 2008 Western Nevada College W 3-1 Carson City, Nev. 

Apr. 12, 2008 Western Nevada College W 4-3 Carson City, Nev. 

Apr. 18, 2008 Colorado NW W 3-0 Rangely, Colo. 




Apr. 25, 2008 Eastern Utah W 3-0 Twin Falls, Idaho 


Apr. 26, 2008 Eastern Utah L 2-3 Twin Falls, Idaho 


May 2, 2008 College of Southern Nevada L 2-1 Twin Falls, Idaho 




Region 18 Tournament 

May 7, 2008 Eastern Utah W 11-1 Henderson, Nev. 

May 8, 2008 College of Southern Nevada L 8-2 Henderson, Nev. 

May 8, 2008 Western Nevada College L 

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12-4 Henderson, Nev.

Day Date Opponent Time Games Place 

Thur. Feb. 5 Phoenix College 6 p.m. 1 Phoenix, Ariz. 

Fri. Feb. 6 Phoenix College 6 p.m. 1 Phoenix, Ariz. 

Sat. Feb. 7 South Mountain Noon 2 Phoenix, Ariz. 

Sun. Feb. 8 Glendale College Noon 1 Glendale, Ariz. 

Fri.-Sun. Feb. 13-15 Southern Nevada Tourney Henderson, Nev. 

Fri. Feb. 13 San Jacinto 10 a.m. 1 Green Valley HS 

Fri. Feb. 13 Fullerton JC 1:30 p.m. 1 Green Valley HS 

Sat. Feb. 14 St. Petersburg CC 4 p.m. 1 Morse Stadium 

Sun. Feb. 15 Chipola CC 10 a.m. 1 Morse Stadium 

Sat. Feb. 21 Prairie BB Academy Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Sun. Feb. 22 Prairie BB Academy Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Fri. Feb. 27 College of Southern Nevada 4 p.m. 2 Henderson, Nev. 

Sat. Feb. 28 College of Southern Nevada Noon 2 Henderson, Nev. 

Fri. March 6 Salt Lake CC 1 p.m. 2 Salt Lake City, Utah 

Sat. March 7 Salt Lake CC Noon 2 Salt Lake City, Utah 

Mon. March 9 Treasure Valley CC 2 p.m. 1 Ontario, Ore. 

Fri. March 13 Western Nevada College 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Sat. March 14 Western Nevada College Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Tue. March 17 Dawson CC 1 p.m. 1 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Fri. March 20 Colorado Northwestern CC 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Sat. March 21 Colorado Northwestern CC Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Tue. March 24 Treasure Valley CC 2 p.m. 1 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Fri. March 27 College of Eastern Utah 1 p.m. 2 Price, Utah 

Sat. March 28 College of Eastern Utah Noon 2 Price, Utah 

Fri. April 3 College of Southern Nevada 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Sat. April 4 College of Southern Nevada Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Fri. April 10 Salt Lake CC 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Sat. April 11 Salt Lake CC Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Fri. April 17 Western Nevada College 1 p.m. 2 Carson City, Nev. 

Sat. April 18 Western Nevada College Noon 2 Carson City, Nev. 

Fri. April 24 Colorado Northwestern CC 1 p.m. 2 Rangely, Colo. 

Sat. April 25 Colorado Northwestern CC Noon 2 Rangely, Colo. 

Fri. May 1 College of Eastern Utah 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Sat. May 2 College of Eastern Utah Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Wed.-Sat. May 6-9 Region 18 Tournament Winner of League 

Thur-Sat. May 14-16 District Playoff Winner of Region 18 

Sat.-Sat. May 23-30 NJCAA JUCO World Series Grand Junction, Colo. 

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2008 Region 18 Regular Season Individual Stat Leaders 

Batting Leaders 

Batting Average 

Victor Spencer ............... 8th (.326) 

Tyler Chism ...................12th (.305) 

Hits 

Tyler Chism ..................... 5th (57) 

Garrett Wolff ................... 9th (52) 

Justin Jensen................... 12th (51) 

Runs Scored 

Tyler Chism ..................... 7th (39) 

Justin Jensen................... 10th (38) 

Runs Batted In 

Jed Hanson ...................... 6th (38) 

Tyler Chism ..................... 9th (32) 

Doubles 

Jed Hanson ......................3rd (14) 

2008 Region 18 Top Team Stat Leaders All Games 


WNC ................................. 1st (.290) 

CSN ..................................2nd (.280) 

SLCC................................ 3rd (.257) 

Hits 

WNC .................................. 1st (491) 

CSN ...................................2nd (488) 

SLCC................................. 3rd (462) 

On Base Percentage 

WNC ...................................1st (.393) 

CSN ....................................2nd (.383) 

SLCC.................................. 3rd (.376) 

Pitching Leaders 

Earned Run Avg. 

Jake Draeger .........................2.22 

Justin Smith ..........................2.23 

Tyler Gilder ..........................3.24 

Wins 

Jason Oatman ............................7 

Taylor Mangum .........................6 

Justin Smith ...............................6 

Opposing Bat Average 

Tyler Gilder ...........................115 

Justin Smith ...........................181 

Brandon Henn .......................250 

Strike Outs 

Justin Smith ...........................100 

Jason Oatman ..........................63 

Jake Draeger ............................43 

Triple 

Tyler Chism ........................ 3rd (4) 

Home Runs 

Tyler Chism ........................ 6th (3) 

Stolen Bases 

Grant Kveder ..................... 1st (33) 

Pitching Leaders 

Opposing Batting Average 

Justin Smith ......................4th (.181) 

Strike Outs 

Justin Smith ...................... 1st (100) 

Jason Oatman .................... 8th (63) 


SLCC.................................. 1st (292) 

WNC .................................2nd (276) 

CSN ................................... 3rd (250) 

Home Runs 

WNC .................................... 1st (25) 

CSN .....................................2nd (16) 

SLCC................................... 3rd (13) 

Runs Scored 

SLCC.................................. 1st (334) 

WNC .................................2nd (314) 

CSN ................................... 3rd (301) 

2008 Final CSI Category Leaders 

Batting Leaders 


Victor Spencer .........................326 

Tyler Chism .............................305 

Garrett Wolff ...........................302 

Slugging Pct. 

Tyler Chism .............................449 

Garrett Wolff ...........................424 

Cameron Cushing ....................409 

Hits 

Tyler Chism ...............................57 

Garrett Wolff .............................52 

Jusint Jensen..............................51 

Stolen Bases 

Tyler Chism ...............................20 

Matt Deacon ..............................19 

Justin Jensen................................7 

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Earned Run Average 

Jake Draeger ...................9th (2.22) 

Justin Smith ...................10th (2.23) 

Wins 

Jason Oatman ................... 7th (7) 

Saves 

Jake Draeger ..................... 4th (4) 

Fielding Leaders 

Fielding Percentage 

Victor Spencer ...............14th (.989) 

Assists 

Andy Fox ....................... 4th (126) 

Putouts 

Justin Jensen................... 1st (456) 

Stolen Bases 

SLCC.................................... 1st (112) 

CSN .......................................2nd (90) 

CSI ........................................ 3rd (84) 

Earned Run Average 

CSN ................................... 1st (2.45) 

WNC ................................2nd (2.76) 

SLCC................................ 3rd (3.45) 

Opposing Batting Average 

CSN ................................... 1st (.221) 

WNC ................................2nd (.238) 

SLCC................................ 3rd (.252) 

On Base Percentage 

Cameron Cushing ..................415 

Victor Spencer .......................392 

Tyler Chism ...........................392 


Jed Hanson ..............................38 

Tyler Chism .............................32 

Justin Jensen............................28 

Home Runs 

Tyler Chism ...............................3 

Justin Jensen..............................2 

Garrett Wolff .............................2 

Runs Scored 

Tyler Chism .............................39 

Justin Jensen............................38 

Garrett Wolff ...........................31

NJCAA All-Americans 

Robert Liese 1973 

Denny Trammel 1975 

Mike Munns 1977 

Steve McMannon 1977 

Rusty McNealy 1978 

Marc Sedar 1978 

Jim Good 1979 

Al Romero 1979 

Darryl Banks 1980 

Trent Ferrin 1981 

Clay Carter 1981 

Bobby Thompson 1982 

Mike Robbins 1982 

Mike Duncan 1983 

Jeff Schow 1983 

Shawn Humberger 1985 

Bobby Edwards 1986 

Kevin Loftus 1986 

Shawn Whalen 1987 

Chris Hanks 1987, 1988 

Steve Cooke 1990 

Eric Miller 1991 

Devin Chavez 1994 

Craig Mosher 1998 

Matt Silvey 1998 

Nate Bumstead 2002 

Christian Colonel 2002 

Todd Privett 2006 

Grant Kveder 2007 

NJCAA National Tournament 

MVP 

Shell Scott 1984 

Chris Hanks 1988 

NJCAA National 

All-Tournament Team 

Bob DePasquele 1975 


Jeff Schow 1984 

Blake Jensen 1984 

Scott Shell 1984 


Bill Moeller 1988 

Erroll Shirer 1988 

Lance Leiter 1988 

Chris Hanks 1988 

Big Stick Award 

Marc Sedar 1978 


Matt Silvey 1998 

NJCAA National Coach of the 

Year 

Jim Walker 1984 

Region 18 Coach of the Year 

Jim Walker 1972, 1973, 1975, 1978, 

1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 

1987, 1988, 1993, 2002, 

Boomer Walker 1999 

All-Region 18 First Team 

(Since 1985) 

Shawn Humberger 1985 

Charlie Carter 1985 



Dave Carter 1987 

Jeff Moe 1986, 1987 

Shawn Whalen 1986, 1987 

Erroll Shirer 1987, 1988 

Billy Satterfield 1987, 1988 

Chris Hanks 1987, 1988 

Don Emery 1988 

Troy Hymas 1989 

Steve Cooke 1989, 1990 

Stacy Ayers 1990 

Jonas Hamlin 1990 

John Greene 1990 

Travor Hunter 1991 

Eric Miller 1991 

Don Slattery 1991 

Duke Dodder 1991 

John Hayes 1992 

Derek Robinson 1992 

Craig Sands 1992, 1993 

Tom Walker 1993 

Nate Tebbs 1993 


Cody Winget 1993 

Erik Highland 1995 

Brandon Duckworth 1996 

Aaron Bond 1996, 1997 

Chris Gillette 1997 

Matt Silvey 1997, 1998 

James Close 1998 

Craig Mosher 1998 

Graig Merritt 1998 

Cameron Reimers 1999 

Kevin Sytko 2000 


Sidney de Jong 2001 

Nate Bumstead 2002 


Kris Welker 2003 

John Hurd 2003 

Jeremy Thomas 2004 

Troy Grundy 2005 

Jeff Vickers 2006 

Ken Fuglerud 2006 

Todd Privett 2006 

Nik Gumeson 2007 

Grant Kveder 2007 

Trent Johnson 2007 

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All-Region 18 Second Team 

(Since 1985) 


Steve Caputo 1985 

Tim Peters 1985 

Greg Adelsbach 1985, 1986 

Vic Valdez 1986 

Butch Nolan 1989 

Stacey Ayers 1989 

John Greene 1989 

Jesse Torres 1989 

Brendon Peach 1990 

Scott Eyre 1991 

Ryan Hall 1991 

Boomer Walker 1991 

Dave Mitteis 1991 

Mike Bearnson 1991 

Jedd Soto 1993 

Clint Wyrick 1995 

Marty Caldow 1996 

James Close 1997 

Nick Gretz 1998 

Mike Gillies 1999 

Jesse Hoorelbeke 1999 

Adam Manley 1999 

Eric Kitchen 2000 

Kody Kirkland 2002 

Derek McNeil 2003 

Mitch Stachowsky 2004 

Brandon Christiansen 2004 

Eric Cattoni 2004, 2005 

Jeff Vickers 2005 

Ken Fuglerud 2005 

Tony Altavilla 2007 

Jason Oatman 2007 

Justin Jensen 2008 

Garrett Wolff 2008 

Jed Hansen 2008 

Tyler Chism 2008 

Jason Oatman 2008 

Region 18 Defensive 

Player of the Year 

Tom Meyers 2002 

Jordan Daley 2006 

All-Region 18 Honorable 

Mention 

(Since 1989) 

Brendon Peach 1989 

Tom Cheek 1989 

Ben Johnston 1999

2008 

Record: 31-28 

Team ERA: 4.08 

Team BA: .257 

ERA: 2.22 (Jake Draeger) 

Ks: 100 (Justin Smith) 

Victories: 7 (Jason Oatman) 

BA: .326 (Victor Spencer) 

HRs: 3 (Tyler Chism) 

RBIs: 38 (Jed Hanson) 

SBs: 20 (Tyler Chism) 

2007 

Record: 40-17 


Team BA: .280 

ERA: 1.30 (Trent Johnson) 

Ks: 66 (Jordan Latham) 

Victories: 9 (Jordan Latham) 

BA: .354 (Grant Kveder) 

HRs: 5 (Nik Gumeson) 

RBIs: 42 (Nik Gumeson) 

SBs: 33 (Grant Kveder) 

2006 

Record: 41-19 


Team BA .280 

ERA: 0.92 (Todd Privett) 

Ks: 84 (Todd Privett) 

Victories: 8 (Adam Urnberg) 

BA: .391 (Ken Fuglerud) 

HRs: 3 (Mike Grifin) 

RBIs: 30 (Jordan Daley) 

SBs: 19 (Ken Fuglerud) 

2005 

Record: 29-27 


Team BA: .281 

ERA: 1.44 (Arin Formanek) 

Ks: 85 (Troy Grundy) 

Victories: 8 (Troy Grundy) 

BA: .319 (Anthony Jones) 

HRs: 2 (Anthony Jones, Jeff Vickers) 

RBIs: 26 (Jeff Vickers) 

SBs: 19 (Eric Cattoni) 

2004 

Record: 36-24-1 


Team BA: .267 

ERA: 0.73 (Charlie Strandlund) 

Ks: 85 (Mitch Woolf) 

Victories: 9 (Mitch Woolf) 

BA: .333 (Eric Cattoni) 

HRs: 6 (Sean VanElderen) 

RBIs: 37 (VanElderen/Jeremy Thomas) 

SBs: 20 (Eric Cattoni) 

2003 

Record: 34-18 


Team BA: .295 

ERA: 1.37 (John Hurd) 

Ks: 63 (Mitch Woolf) 

Victories: 9 (Ryan Davis) 

BA: .386 (Derek McNeil) 

HRs: 1 (Welker/Stachowsky/VanElderen) 

RBIs 35 (Casey Oliver) 

SBs 14 (John Hurd) 

2002 

Record: 41-16 


Team BA: .291 

ERA: 1.78 (Maurice Powell) 

Ks: 104 (Nate Bumstead) 

Victories: 13 (Nate Bumstead) 

BA: .390 (Christian Colonel) 

HRs: 9 (Christian Colonel) 

RBIs 50 (Christian Colonel) 

SBs 15 (Colonel/Kody Kirkland) 

2001 

Record: 36-23 


Team BA: .295 

ERA: 3.00 (Craig Kilshaw) 

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Ks: 83 (Brad Burrow) 

Victories: 7 (Nick Parker/Burrow) 

BA: .358 (Sidney de Jong) 

HRs: 3 (Jeremy Barnes) 

RBIs: 42 (Kevin Sytko) 

SBs: 23 (Tom Myers) 

2000 

Record: 32-24 


Team BA: .289 

ERA: 2.47 (Andy Gretz) 

K’s: 69 (Dan Clement) 

Victories: 8 (Joey Clark) 

BA: .344 (Kevin Sytko) 

HR’s: 6 (Adrian Thomas) 

RBI’s: 43 (Kevin Sytko) 

SB’s: 19 (Nick Bullen) 

1999 

Record: 39-16 


Team BA: .374 

ERA: 4.08 (Nick Aiello) 

Ks: 80 (Cameron Reimers) 

Victories: 10 (Cameron Reimers) 

BA: .462 (Dan Clement) 

HRs: 20 (Adam Manley) 

RBIs: 73 (Adam Manley) 

SBs: 16 (Casey Nelson, Brad Maloff) 

1998 

Record: 47-11 


Team BA: .365 

ERA: 2.76 (Craig Mosher) 

Ks: 86 (Craig Mosher) 

Victories: 12 (Craig Mosher) 

BA: .479 (Matt Silvey) 

HRs: 20 (Nick Gretz) 

RBIs: 80 (Nick Gretz) 

SBs: 30 (Casey Nelson, James Close) 

1997 

Record: 39-18 


Team BA: .330 

ERA: 3.04 (Aaron Bond) 

Ks: 146 (Aaron Bond) 

Victories: 8 (Aaron Bond) 

BA: .415 (Matt Silvey) 

HRs: 8 (Chris Gillette) 

RBIs: 55 (Chris Gillette) 

SBs: 34 (James Close) 

1996 

Record: 32-21 


Team BA: .317 

ERA: 2.26 (Mike Young) 

Ks: 72 (Aaron Bond) 

Victories: 7 (Mike Young) 

BA: .393 (Brandon Duckworth) 

HRs: 8 (Brandon Duckworth) 

RBIs: 62 (Brandon Duckworth) 

SBs: 23 (Chris Starbuck) 

1995 

Record: 30-28 


Team BA: .304 

ERA: 3.17 (Rob Vael) 

Ks: 64 (Art Dillahay) 

Victories: 8 (Art Dillahay) 

BA: .391 (Brandon Duckworth) 

HRs: 10 (Trevor Davis) 

RBIs: 44 (Trevor Davis) 

SBs: 22 (Clint Wyrick) 

1994 

Record: 42-14 

Team ERA: 3.8 

Team BA: .345 

ERA: 2.39 (Jedd Soto) 

Ks: 89 (Pat Flury) 

Victories: 9 (Christian Nickum) 

BA: .472 (Devin Chavez) 

HRs: 12 (Brian Keswick) 

RBIs: 71 (Devin Chavez) 

SBs: 27 (Tyrone Brown)

1993 

Record: 42-14 


Team BA: .377 

ERA: 2.00 (Cody Winget) 

Ks: 68 (Cody Winget) 

Victories: 7 (Jedd Soto) 

BA: .466 (Devin Chavez) 

HRs: 16 (Tommy Walker) 

RBIs: 73 (Tommy Walker) 

SBs: 10 (Nate Tebbs) 

1992 

Record: 35-21 


Team BA: . 324 

ERA: 1.95 (John Hayes) 

Ks: 46 (Jason Fuller) 

Victories: 9 (John Hayes) 

BA: .446 (Derek Robinson) 

HRs: 7 (Mike Bearnson) 

RBIs: 47 (Derek Robinson) 

SBs: 19 (Nate Tebbs) 

1991 

Record: 33-10 


Team BA: .302 

ERA: .995 (Eric Miller) 

Ks: 83 (Scott Eyre) 

Victories: 8 (Eric Miller) 

BA: .396 (Don Slattery) 

HRs: 9 (Ryan Hall) 

RBIs: 44 (Mike Bearnson) 

SBs: 13 (Bobby Jenco) 

1990 

Record: 38-18 


Team BA: .336 

ERA: 1.92 (Steve Cooke) 

Ks: 93 (Steve Cooke) 

Victories: 11 (Steve Cooke) 

BA: .432 (Stacey Ayers) 

HRs: 8 (Jonas Hamlin) 

RBIs: 52 (Jonas Hamlin) 

SBs: 13 (John Greene) 

1989 

Record: 23-14 


Team BA: .307 

ERA: 1.78 (Steve Cooke) 

Ks: 72 (Steve Cooke) 

Victories: 7 (Tom Cheek) 

BA: .350 (Jesse Torres) 

HRs: 4 (Jesse Torres) 

RBIs: 32 (John Greene) 

SBs: 13 (Kent Schow) 

1988 

Record: 45-15 


Team BA: .335 

ERA: 2.08 (Corby Schroeder) 

Ks: 61 (Don Emery) 

Victories: 10 (Don Emery) 

BA: .429 (Erroll Shirer) 

HRs: 18 (Chris Hanks) 

RBIs: 76 (Chris Hanks) 

SBs: 36 (Erroll Shirer) 

1987 

Record: 40-18 


Team BA: .358 

ERA: 2.42 (John Braase) 

Ks: 66 (John Braase) 

Victories: 9 (Dave Carter) 

BA: .467 (Chris Hanks) 

HRs: 26 (Chris Hanks) 

RBIs: 84 (Chris Hanks) 

SBs: 16 (Erroll Shirer) 

1986 

Record: 37-12 


Team BA: .307 

ERA: 1.90 (Bobby Edwards) 

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Ks: 86 (Bobby Edwards) 

Victories: 8 (Jason Adkins) 

BA: .412 (Kevin Loftus) 

HRs: 15 (Kevin Loftus) 

RBIs: 65 (Kevin Loftus) 

SBs: 10 (Rob Revoy) 

1985 

Record: 32-17 


Team BA: .335 

ERA: 2.36 (Tim Peters) 

Ks: 78 (Tim Peters) 

Victories: 11 (Tim Peters) 

BA: .392 (Kevin Loftus) 

HRs: 24 (Kevin Loftus) 

RBIs: 82 (Kevin Loftus) 

SBs: 15 (Billy Roberts) 

1984 

Record: 48-11 


Team BA: .336 

ERA: 2.15 (Tim Peters) 

Ks: 68 (Tim Peters) 

Victories: 11 (Tim Peters) 

BA: .419 (Jeff Schow) 

HRs: 16 (Shell Scott) 

RBIs: 65 (Jeff Schow) 

SBs: 30 (Jeff Schow) 

1983 

Record: 34-7 


Team BA: .356 

ERA: 2.93 (Steve Clements) 

Ks: 66 (Steve Clements) 

Victories: 8 (Steve Clements) 

BA: .448 (Mike Duncan) 

HRs: 9 (Jeff Schow) 

RBIs: 45 (Mike Duncan) 

SBs: 29 (Jeff Schow) 

1982 

Record: 30-6 


Team BA: .342 

ERA: 1.74 (Scott Troester) 

Ks: 38 (Greg Steffanich) 

Victories: 6 (Scott Troester) 

BA: .433 (Bobby Thompson) 

HRs: 7 (Bobby Thompson) 

RBIs: 30 (Marc Barbagelata) 

SBs: 19 (Marc Barbagelata) 

1981 

Record: 31-8 


Team BA: .321 

ERA: 1.54 (Trent Ferrin) 

Ks: 62 (Trent Ferrin) 

Victories: 8 (Trent Ferrin) 

BA: .390 (John Maldonado) 

HRs: 7 (Bobby Thompson) 

RBIs: 40 (Tim McMannon) 

SBs: 20 (John Maldonado) 

1980 

Record: 20-19 


Team BA: .312 

ERA: 2.32 (Darryl Banks) 

Ks: 54 (Darryl Banks) 

Victories: 8 (Darryl Banks) 

BA: .407 (John Hughes) 

HRs: 8 (John Hughes) 

RBIs: 39 (John Hughes) 

SBs: 6 (Andrew Barbee) 

1979 

Record: 34-9 


Team BA: .308 

ERA: 1.95 (Lee Cline) 

Ks: 65 (Lee Cline) 

Victories: 8 (Lee Cline) 

BA: .360 (Rocco Zendano) 

HRs: 18 (Jim Good) 

RBIs: 72 (Jim Good) 

SBs: 24 (Rocco Zendano)

They come for the tradition; 

CSI baseball 

players drafted 

or signed 

professionally 

Roger Bills, California Angels 

Tim Mueller, Chicago Cubs 

Mike Stover, California Angels 

Lee Cline, Kansas City Royals 

Scott Job, Milwaukee Brewers 

Rusty McNealy, New York Yankees 

Sean Mays, New York Yankees 

Wyman Smith, Oakland A’s 

Mark Sedar, California Angels 

Mark Johnson, Pittsburgh Pirates 

Brian Lunden, Oakland A’s 

Bill Nice, Pittsburgh Pirates 

Rick Ecelberry, New York Mets 

Ron Kollman, Milwaukee Brewers 

Jim Good, Detroit Tigers 

Brian Peck, Houston Astros 

Al Romero, California Angels 

Jim Baxter, Cleveland Indians 

Rick Yraguen, Philadelphia Phillies 

Darryl Banks, Chicago Cubs 

Andrew Barbee, Cincinnati Reds 

Trent Ferrin, New York Yankees 

John Hughes, New York Yankees 

Clay Carter, Chicago Cubs 

Logan Easley, New York Yankees 

Scott Obert, Cincinnati Reds 

Mike Pintar, San Francisco Giants 

Scott Troester, New York Yankees 

Mark Barbagelata, Cleveland Indians 

Bobby Thompson, Montreal Expos 

Tracy Poulson, New York Yankees 

Tim McMannon, New York Mets 

Darrell Frater, San Francisco Giants 

Scott Russell, Minnesota Twins 

Greg Steffanich, San Diego Padres 

Phil Braase, Oakland A’s 

Tim Rogers, Baltimore Orioles 

Mike Duncan, Oakland A’s 

Lynn Van Every, San Diego Padres 

Scott Eyre, S.F. Giants 

Mike Munns, Pittsburgh Pirates 

Shell Scott, New York Yankees 

Jeff Schow, San Francisco Giants 

Tim Peters, Montreal Expos 

Greg Adelsbach, Montreal Expos 

Jeff Moe, Cincinnati Reds 

Chris Hanks, Boston Red Sox 

Bobby Maitia, Toronto Blue Jays 

Jesse Torres, Pittsburgh Pirates 

John Braase, Los Angeles Dodgers 

Bobby Edwards, Salt Lake Trappers 

Steve Cooke, Pittsburgh Pirates 

They leave as a part of it 

Photo Courtesy 

Kansas City Royals 

Cory Elston, Cleveland Indians 

Shawn Whalen, San Diego Padres 

Brad Brooks, Minnesota Twins 

Tony Mortenson, San Diego Padres 

John Nessmith, San Francisco Giants 

Jack Estes, Oakland A’s 

Dave Carter, Montreal Expos 

Brian Avram, St. Louis Cardinals 

Jonas Hamlin, St. Louis Cardinals 

Traver Hunter, Chicago Cubs 

Eric Miller, St. Louis Cardinals 

Don Slattery, St. Louis Cardinals 

Chad Richardson, Chicago Cubs 

Derek Robinson, St. Louis Cardinals 

Mike Harms, Miami Marlins 

Jason Stupello, St. Louis Cardinals 

Troy Doezie, Minnesota Twins 

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Mitch Stachowsky 

Boston Red Sox 

Brandon Duckworth 

Houston Astros 

Pittsburgh Pirates 

Kansas City Royals

Kody Kirkland 

Detroit Tigers 

Pat Flury, San Diego Padres 

Nate Tebbs, Boston Red Sox 

Jeremy Satterfield, Toronto Blue Jays 

Sean Garman, St. Louis Cardinals 

Kumandae Miller, Seattle Mariners 

Aaron Bond, Texas Rangers 

Bryan Gallagher, Oakland A’s 

Brandon Duckworth, Philadelphia Phillies 

Dion Washington, New York Yankees 

Craig Mosher, Texas Rangers 

Cameron Reimers, Toronto Blue Jays 

Adam Manley, New York Yankees 

Joey Clark, Montreal Expos 

Dale Devereaux, San Diego Padres 

Shaun Rudi, Texas Rangers 

Eric Kitchen, Oakland A’s 

Toby Barnett, Montreal Expos 

Jason Cierlik, Kansas City Royals 

Andy Myette, Texas Rangers 

Nate Bumstead, Detroit Tigers 

Kris Welker, Chicago White Sox 

Kody Kirkland, Pittsburgh Pirates 

Maurice Powell, Minnesota Twins 

Christian Colonel, Colorado Rockies 

John Hurd, Chicago White Sox 

Mitch Woolf, Chicago White Sox 

Mitch Stachowsky, Boston Red Sox 

Troy Grundy, Los Angeles Dodgers 

Shawn Loglisci, L.A. Dodgers 

Todd Privett, New York Mets 

Nick Carr, New York Mets 

Shay Conder, New York Mets 

Adam Urnberg, Baltimore Orioles 

Angel Chapa, Tampa Bay Devil Rays 

James Wallace, Florida Marlins 

Jordan Latham, Chicago Cubs 

Angel Chapa, Tampa Bay Devil Rays 

Tyler Gilder, Philadelphia Phillies 

Lionel Morrill, Minnesota Twins 

Scott Eyre 

Chicago Cubs 

Photo Courtesy of Chicago 

Cubs/Stephen Green Photo 

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Cameron Reimers 

AAA Syracuse Skychiefs

Lars Hovey, Vanderbilt 

Jeff Schow, Texas A&M 

Mike Duncan, Univ. of Nebraska 

Lynn Van Every, Arkansas 

Gary Krumm, Briar Cliff 

Jim Kotkas, Southern Utah 

Blake Jensen, BYU 

Matt Harr, Briar Cliff 

Kevin Loftus, UNLV 

Tim Peters, Arkansas 

Bobby Maitia, UNLV 

Steve Caputo, Tennessee 

Steve Birens, Arizona State 

Tony Mortensen, Fresno St. 

Dave Carter, UNLV 

Bob Edwards, Arkansas 

Billy Satterfield, Fresno St. 

Erroll Shirer, Univ. of Iowa 

Jim Tejcek, Univ. of Arkansas 

Don Emery, Univ. of Utah 

Tom Cheek, Univ. of San Diego 

Lonnie Reiber, UNLV 

John Hayes, Albertson College 

Stacey Ayers, Oregon State 

Paul Murphy, Briar Cliff 

Troy Hymas, Univ. of Utah 

Brendon Peach, Metro State 

Sean Hicks, Univ. of New Orleans 

Dave Mitteis, Texas - Arlington 

Mark Keele, Bellevue, Nebraska 

Traver Hunter, Oklahoma State 

Brandon Christiansen 

Brigham Young University 

CSI baseball players who moved 

on to 4-year universities and colleges 

Dan Poulton, Univ. of Utah 

Shane Warenski, Univ. of Utah 

Cody Winget, Univ. of Nebraska 

Boomer Walker, NE Lousiana Univ. 

Pat McGruder, Univ. of Utah 

Duke Dodder, Cal-Poly SLO 

Ryan Hall, BYU 

Andy Gonzales, Southern Utah 

Jake Anders, Lewis/Clark 

Bobby Jenco, Albertson College 

Craig Sands, Vanderbilt 

Hank Crosby, UNLV 

Curtis Hall, Univ. of Utah 

Mike Zandt, Mesa St. 

Devin Chavez, Lewis Clark SC 

Tommy Walker, Lewis Clark SC 

Jedd Soto, NE Louisiana Univ. 

Brian Keswick, NE Louisiana Univ. 

Craig Peck, Albertson College 

Christian Nickum, Lewis Clark SC 

Matt Horner, E. Oregon 

Darrin Schorr, Azusa Pacific 

Art Dillahay, Univ. of Houston 

Brandon Duckworth, Cal St. Fullerton 

Josh Hegsted, Albertson College 

Erik Highland, Sacramento St. 

John Lampshire, Mesa St. 

Tony Pezely, Northwestern St. 

Chris Starbuck, Western Oregon 

Mike Young, Mesa St. 

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Chris Gillette, UNLV 

Larry Panaro, Azusa Pacific 

Nate Forbush, Univ. of Utah 

Kevin Kimball, Northern Colo. 

Slubby Bennalley, Eastern N.M. 

Tim Stadelmeir, Concordia 

James Close, UNLV 

David Finney, Cal Poly Pomona 

Nick Gretz, South Alabama 

Graig Merritt, Chico St. 

Matt Silvey, South Alabama 

Matt MacLeod, Cal State Northridge 

Justin Nakaishi, Washington St. 

Nick Stelzner, Lewis Clark SC 

Reid Wildeman, Univ. of B.C. 

Toby Dart, Chico St. 

Craig Mosher, Univ. of Florida 

Adam Manley, UNLV 

Brad Maloff, UNLV 

Nick Aiello, University of Nevada-Reno 

Mike Gillies, University of Nevada-Reno 

Sam Hess, Gonzaga University 

Jesse Hoorelbeke, NE Louisiana Univ. 

Casey Nelson, Concordia University 

J.P. Candelaria, Concordia University 

Josh Gold, University of Illinois 

Dan Clements, Mesa State College 

Joey Clark, University of New Mexico 

Tyler Hasbrouck, Coastal Carolina 

Adrian Thomas, Washington State 

Nick Bullen, Lewis Clark SC 

Nate Bumstead 

Detroit Tigers 

Louisiana State University 

Game one pitcher in College 

World Series in 2003 and 2004

Andy Gretz, St. Cloud St. 

Mark Weisenmiller, Concordia University 

Kevin Sytko, South Alabama 

Toby Barnett, Southern Illinois 

Craig Kilshaw, Winthrop University 

Nick Parker, University of Texas-Arlington 

Ed Dillahay, Cameron University 

Nate Bumstead, LSU 

Christian Colonel, Texas Tech University 

Matt Gunning, Western Kentucky 

Josh Wolfram, Air Force Academy 

Brad Burrow, Albertson College 

Joe Miller, Abilene Christian 

Jeremy Barnes, Western Kentucky 

Tom Meyers, Mesa State College 

Kenny Nelson, Concordia University 

Rich Conway, Bellevue University 

Ryan Davis, Southern Illinois 

Ryan Jones, Utah Valley SC 

Kris Welker, Univ. of Iowa 

Derek McNeil, University of Nevada-Reno 

Nick Connor, Creighton University 

Brandon Christiansen, Brigham Young University 

Mitch Woolf, Brigham Young University 

Josh Madsen, University of Utah 

Chris Toto, Point Loma Nazarene University 

Sean VanElderen, Mesa State Universiy 

Charlie Strandlund, Albertson College 

Levi Shumway, University of North Alabama 

Zack Aakhus, Vanguard University 

Hector Martinez, UMet University 

Eric Cattoni, St. Mary’s 

Karl Mejlholm, Cumberland University 

Willie Crtalic, Montana State Billings 

Sean Edwards, Northwest Nazarene University 

Arin Formanek, University of Calif. Santa Barbara 

Jordan Daley, Dixie State College 

Shawn Loglisci, Indiana Tech 

Kyle Resser, St. Cloud State 

Jeff Vickers, Lamar University 

Ken Fuglerud, St. Mary’s 

Tony Altavilla, University of Illinois - Chicago 

Grant Vickers, Mesa State University 

Grant Kveder, Gonzaga 

Brad Mady, Mesa State University 

Nik Gumeson, Lamar University 

James Wallace, Abilene Christian 

Matt Deacon, Univ. of Rhode Island 

Jed Hanson, Univ. of Nebraska 

Jake Draeger, Metro State 

Jason Oatman, Univ. of New Mexico 

Justin Smith, Utah Valley University 

Christian Colonel 

Texas Tech University 

Colorado Rockies 

Mike Gillies 

University of 

Nevada Reno 

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Matt Gunning 

Western Kentucky

Overall Win-Loss Record 

1. 1984 (48-11) 

2. 1998 (47-11) 

3. 1993 (44-14) 

Team ERA 

1. 1991 (2.28) 

2. 2006 (2.41) 

3. 1986 (2.61) 

Team Batting Average 

1. 1993 (.377) 

2. 1999 (.374) 

3. 1998 (.365) 

4. 1987 (.358) 

Individual ERA 

1. Todd Privett, 0.92 (2006) 

2. Erik Miller, 0.95 (1991) 

3. John Hurd, 1.37 (2003) 

Pitching Victories 

1. Nate Bumstead 13 (2001) 

2. Craig Mosher, 12 (1998) 

3. Steve Cooke, 11 (1990) 

3. Tim Peters, 11 (1984, 1985) 

Strike Outs 

1. Aaron Bond, 146 (1997) 

2. Nate Bumstead 104 (2001) 

3. Steve Cooke, 93 (1990) 

4. Pat Flury, 89 (1989) 

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Individual Batting Average 

1. Matt Silvey, .479 (1998) 

2. Devin Chavez, .472 (1994) 

3. Chris Hanks, .467 (1987) 

Home Runs 

1. Chris Hanks, 26 (1987) 

2. Kevin Lofthus, 24 (1985) 

3. Nick Gretz, 20 (1998) 

3. Adam Manley, 20 (1999) 

RBIs 

1. Chris Hanks, 84 (1987) 

2. Kevin Lofthus, 82 (1985) 

3. Nick Gretz, 80 (1998) 

3. Adam Manley, 80 (1999) 

Stolen Bases 

1. Erroll Shirer, 36 (1988) 

2. James Close, 34 (1997) 

3. Grant Kveder, 33 (2007)

JUCO World Series Finishes 

Year Place Tournament Record Overall Record 

1972 —— 0-2 20-19 

1973 NA NA NA 

1975 Fifth 1-2 NA 

1978 —— 0-2 29-13 

1983 —— 0-2 34-9 

1984 First 6-1 43-13 

1986 Fourth 2-2 37-12 

1988 Third 3-1 46-15 

1993 —— 0-2 42-14 

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JUCO World Series Records 

Team 

Runs 

7-game series: College of Southern Idaho, 70 (1984) 

6-game series: San Jacinto, 73 (1986) 

5-game series: Miami-Dade/South, 66 (1981) 

Single game: Jefferson Davis vs. Trinidad, 35 (1994); 

Jefferson Davis won 23-12. 

Individual Hitting 

Hits 

Series: Shell Scott, 17 (Southern Idaho 1984) 

Single game: Tary Scott, 6 (Walters State 1984) 

Runs 

Series: Lance Leitner, 15 (Southern Idaho, 1988) 

Scott Skripko, 15 (Middle Georgia, 1982) 

Randy Brown, 15 (San Jacinto, 1991) 

Home Runs 

Series: Jeff Kipila, 6 (Brookdale, 1986) 

Jerry Shepherd, 6 (Middle Georgia, 1990) 

Single Game: Kevin Lofthus, 3 (Southern Idaho, 1986)

Gerald L. Beck began his career at the College of Southern Idaho in 1975 and 

became president of the college in 2005. His many titles at the college include 

Instructor, Coordinator of Trade and Industry Programs, Dean of Continuing 

Education/Summer School, Vice President of Instruction, and Executive Vice 

President/Chief Academic Officer. 

Dr. Beck is an Idaho native. He received his bachelor’s degree in Technical 

Education, his master’s degree in Teacher Education, and his Ed. D. in Adult 

Education from the University of Idaho. He completed his post doctoral at 

Harvard University Institute for Educational Management. 

In addition to his duties at the college, Dr. Beck is a member of the Twin 

Falls Rotary Club, and is a board member of the State Workforce Development 

Council appointed by the Governor. He serves as a board member on many local 

organizations including Southern Idaho Economic Development Organization, 

Region IV Development Association and Magic Valley Regional Medical Center. 

He is past president of the Idaho Association of Private Industry Councils. 

Dr. Beck and his wife, Barbara, have three adult children and three 

grandchildren. He attributes much of his success to the opportunities provided by the college and the support from his 

family and co-workers. 

Former CSI women’s basketball coach Joel Bate is in the midst of his second 

year at the helm of Golden Eagle Athletics. 

Bate, 48, has worn many hats at CSI. He first came to CSI in 1993 as an 

English professor and women’s basketball coach. 

“CSI is a great place to work,” Bate said. “I’ve been lucky enough to work 

with athletics and academics. We have great coaches and a great staff here and the 

work they’ve done this year has been very positive, not only on the court but in 

the classroom and community as well,” Bate said. “I love working with our many 

boosters, fans and corporate sponsors who have helped make CSI a special place 

to be.” 

Bate coached at CSI from 1993 until 2000, leading the Golden Eagles to 

the national tournament in 1999. During that span, Bate compiled a 144-78 

record. He coached four NJCAA All-Americans and four NJCAA Academic All- 

Americans. Two players went on to play professional basketball, including Jessica 

Gibbs Mesna who assisted current coach Randy Rogers. In 1999, Bate earned 

Region 18 Coach of the Year honors. 

Prior to working at CSI, Bate taught and coached at Bishop Kelly High School 

in Boise. He taught senior English and headed the English department. In addition to his teaching duties, he coached girls’ 

volleyball, track and basketball, where he compiled a 114-32 record and four third-place state finishes. 

Bate earned his undergraduate degree in marketing at Boise State University and his master’s degree in English at the 

University of Idaho in 1986. 

Bate and his wife, Donna and three children, live in Twin Falls. 

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Orthopedic Surgeon 

Dr. William May 

Physical Therapist 

Julie Ellis 

Sports Information Director 

Karen Baumert 

Team Physician 

Dr. Thad Scholes 

Chiropractor 

Dr. Dave Long 

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Administrative Assistant 

Ginger Nukaya 

Team Physician 

Dr. Mark McKain 

Athletic Trainer 

Richard Bingham

Thanks to our marathon game donors 

Joni Ackerman 

Kathleen & Erwin Weber 

Patricia Vaughan 

Bruce & Mary Wagnon 

Cascade Landscaping 

John Strawn 

Thomas McCready 

D.W. Briggs 

Lisa & William Clewes 

Garrett & Nichole Kramer 

Dale, Mary & Jolyn Hancock 

Roger Hancock 

Western Pipe Insulation 

Robert & Kimber Hall 

Lisa Bell & Mark Cushing 

Patricia Cushing 

Gordon & Deanna Aubert 

Audrey Pihulyk 

David & Agnes Brown 

Jean & Kristi Jackson 

Jay & Colleen Armstrong 

($100 or more) 

Patti Carson 

Robert Wickson 

Joan Anderson 

Patricia Malcolm 

Esther Williams 

Fred D. Lobay Professional Corp. 

Dennis & Nancy Klum 

Vincent Henderson 

Herb & Sharrie Wolff 

Kenneth Coiner 

Charles & Deanna Barrett 

Marilyn Barrett 

Florence & George Garrett 

Estelle Krebs 

Wanda & Marvin Day 

Sally Linarez 

Grandpa Spencer 

Darren Hall 

Stuart Jordan 

Lisa & Arthur Raney 

Benicord LLC 

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Mildred Langford 

Gene & Janet Rice 

Uncle Marty 

L.A. Bergman 

Bob & Marie Gokey 

Ruth Airth 

Gary & Dianna Gunnell 

Lori Lobay & Don Anderson 

Cecil Anderson 

Lyle Hauck 

Richard Moore 

Continental Loan & Jewelry 

Ryan Hancock 

D.A. Davidson & Co. 

Ralph & Nancy Kramer 

Randy Carlson 

Ronald & Launa Harmon 

Jill Johnston 

Lora & Kenneth Giles 

James & Nancy Landon

Thanks to McDonald’s 

for building our incredible 

backstop and for all of their 

support year in and year out. 

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The College of Southern Idaho baseball 

program would like to thank the following 

billboard sponsors for their support. 

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Location: Salt Lake City, Utah 


President: Cynthia Biotheau 

Athletic Director: Norma Carr 

Sports Information Director: Hannah Lee/Lisa Peshell 

Mascot: Bruin 

Colors: Royal Blue and Gold 

Head Baseball Coach: D.G. Nelson 

Last Season’s Record:39-20 overall, 27-13 SWAC 

Location: Price, Utah 


President: Ryan Thomas 

Athletic Director: Dave Paur 

Mascot: Golden Eagle 

Colors: Navy Blue and Gold 

Head Baseball Coach: Scott Madsen 

Last Season’s Record: 11-46 overall, 7-33 SWAC 

Location: Rangely, Colorado 


President: John Boyd 

Athletic Director: Jeff Devere 

Mascot: Spartan 

Colors: Red, White and Black 

Head Baseball Coach: Tom Cassera 


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Location: Henderson, Nev. 


Interim President: Thomas Brown 

Athletic Director: Tim Chambers 

Sports Information Director: Daniel Cabrera 

Mascot: Coyote 

Colors: Navy blue and gold 

Head Baseball Coach: Tim Chambers 


Location: Carson City, Nev. 

Enrollment: 5300 

President: Dr. Carol A. Lucey 

Athletic Director: John Kinkella 

Sports Information Director: Anne Hansen 

Mascot: Wildcats 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

Head Baseball Coach: DJ Whittemore 

Last Season’s Record: 38-20 overall, 29-11 SWAC

Kasey Jeroue - #1 

5-9 Fr INF/P 

Twin Falls, Idaho 

Chris Gokey - #6 

5-10 Fr C/P 

Roberts, Idaho 

Dale Anderson - #14 

6-1 Fr INF/P 

Strathmore, Alberta 

Tony Hunt - #20 

6-4 So INF 

Pocatello, Idaho 

Tyler Barrett - #26 

6-3 So P 

Boise, Idaho 

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Ryan Lay - #2 

5-9 Fr OF 

Bakersfield, Calif. 

Casey Lish - #8 

6-2 Fr P 


Preston Olson - #16 

6-6 Fr P 

Taylorsville, Utah 

Victor Spencer - #21 

6-1 So C 

Burnaby, B.C. 

Logan Clewes - #29 

6-2 Fr P 

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 

Tyler Chism - #3 

6-1 So OF 

Taylorsville, Utah 

Alex Hancock - #9 

6-1 So OF 


Nate Carlson - #17 

6-4 So OF 

Portland, Ore. 

Sam Armstrong - #22 

6-3 So P 

N. Vancouver, B.C. 

Trey Mohammed - #30 

6-4 Fr P 

Benicia, Calif. 

Cameron Cushing - #4 

6-0 So Catcher 

Caldwell, Idaho 

Colby Robison - #10 

6-1 Fr P 

Rexburg, Idaho 

Tanner Craswell - #18 

6-2 Fr INF 

Charlottetown, P.E.I. 

Lionel Morrill - #24 

6-5 Fr OF 

Edmonton, Alberta 

Justin Jensen - #33 

6-3 So INF 

West Jordan, Utah 

Remington Pullin - #5 

5-11 Fr C/INF 

Twin Falls, Idaho 

Garrett Wolff - #12 

5-10 So INF 

Rapid City, S.D. 

Andy Fox - #19 

6-2 So INF 

Vancouver, Wash. 

Trent Johnson - #25 

6-0 So P/UTL 

Idaho Falls, Idaho 

Tyler Curtis - #34 

6-4 So P 

West Jordan, Utah

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