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Baseball

2009-2010 Season
CHIPOLA FINISHES SEASON 27-25
The Chipola Indians finished the season with a 7-5 loss
to Miami Dade in the semi-final round of the FCCAA State
Tournament, May 8, 2010
Miami scored 7 runs on 9 hits with no errors and left 5
on base. Chipola scored 5 runs on 8 hits with two errors and
8 men left on base.
Cody Martin was 2 for 3 for Chipola. Tyler Wilson was 2
for 2.
The Indians finished second in the Panhandle Conference
to Gulf Coast which was also eliminated from the state
tournament. Chipola chalked up a 13-11 conference mark with
an overall 27-25 record.
Chipola outfielder Eric Sauls was named to the FCCAA
All-State First Team. Sauls finished the year with a .347
batting average with 66 hits, including 17 homeruns and 20
doubles.
Chipola outlasted St. Johns River 3-2 in the second round
of the tournament. Indian pitcher Rodney Quintero logged a
135-pitch performance allowing only seven hits while striking
out ten in eight innings of work.
The lightning strikes were not the only thing popping
heard around Tigertown in Lakeland as Chipola (26-26)
battled Palm Beach (36-13) in the opening round of the state
tournament. The Indians were not able to keep pace with Palm
Beach as the Indians lost 16-10 and were forced to battle their
way back through the losers’ bracket.
Eric Sauls’ three-run home run, his second home run of
the game, capped a five-run seventh inning for the Chipola
and gave them a 10-8 lead. However, a 53-minute rain delayed
occurred after the final out and the Indians were not able to
continue their momentum after the delay.
In the bottom of the seventh with two outs, Palm Beach
pounced with their own three-run home run and then the
Panther’s next batter hit a solo home run.
Indian pitcher Johnny Cristi was unable to cover first base
as Alex Bello for Palm Beach beat Chipola’s Evan Stermer
to the bag. An ensuing throwing error put runners on second
and third. Coach Johnson. “Today we didn’t throw enough
strikes and made too many mistakes; that’s been the story of
our year.”
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2009-2010 Wins & Losses
Overall Record 27-25 Conference Record 13-11
Date Opponent Won/Lost Score Date Opponent Won/Lost Score
29-Jan Young Harris L 5-6
30-Jan Meridian L 5-8
31-Jan Pearl River W 17-4
4-Feb St. John’s River W 14-0
6-Feb Walters State W 4-2
6-Feb Middle Georgia L 4-5
7-Feb St. Petersburg W 6-2
8-Feb St. Petersburg W 5-0
11-Feb Wallace-Dothan W 9-4
14-Feb Darton W 4-2
16-Feb Shelton State W 12-11
18-Feb Southern Nevada L 4-6
19-Feb Southern Nevada L 1-9
20-Feb Cypress (CA) W 8-7
20-Feb Southern Nevada L 5-11
23-Feb Darton L 13-14
26-Feb Miami-Dade L 5-9
27-Feb Middle Georgia W 5-3
27-Feb St. Petersburg L 4-10
28-Feb Kanakee L 2-3
2-Mar Grand Rapids W 15-5
5-Mar Gordon L 4-5
6-Mar Gordon (DH) W 3-2
W 16-3
8-Mar *Pensacola L 0-6
10-Mar *Pensacola W 9-3
12-Mar *Pensacola W 12-11
13-Mar *Tallahassee W 5-3
15-Mar *Tallahassee L 1-7
17-Mar *Tallahassee L 4-5
19-Mar *Gulf Coast L 5-13
20-Mar *Gulf Coast L 6-8
22-Mar *Gulf Coast L 12-20
29-Mar *Northwest Florida W 10-0
31-Mar *Northwest Florida W 10-4
2-Apr *Northwest Florida W 9-8
3-Apr *Pensacola W 7-5
5-Apr *Pensacola L 7-9
7-Apr *Pensacola L 5-7
9-Apr *Tallahassee W 7-4
10-Apr *Tallahassee W 9-1
12-Apr *Tallahassee L 7-10
14-Apr *Gulf Coast W 14-13
16-Apr *Gulf Coast W 10-9
17-Apr *Gulf Coast L 3-4
21-Apr Middle Georgia L 5-13
24-Apr *Northwest Florida W 12-3
26-Apr *Northwest Florida L 4-6
28-Apr *Northwest Florida W 11-8
May 6 Palm Beach L 10-16
May 7 St. Johns River W 3-2
May 8 Miami Dade L 5-7

The Team
No. Name Cl Position B/T HT WT HOMETOWN
3 Garison Boston Soph. 2B/SS R/R 5’8” 160 Cartersville, GA
6 Ronald Womack Fresh. LHP L/L 5’9” 170 Red Springs, NC
7 Edgar Delgado Fresh. SS R/R 6’ 180 David, Panama
8 Adam Bigale Soph. 1B L/R 6’ 205 Marianna, FL
9 Carlos Alegria Fresh. 2B R/R 5’11” 180 Santo Domingo, DR
10 Robby Coles Fresh. RHP R/R 6’ 170 Crawfordville, FL
11 Kaleb Barlow Fresh. 3B/OF R/R 6’1” 190 Florence, MS
12 Michael Revell Soph. 1B/OF L/R 6’3” 210 Havana, FL
13 James Boddicker Fresh. 2B/3B R/R 5’10” 180 Overland Park, KS
14 Matt Moses Fresh. RHP R/R 6’2” 170 Live Oak, FL
15 Dillon Vitale Soph. RHP/3B L/R 5’11” 190 Punta Gorda, FL
16 Tyrone Dawson Soph. Utility R/R 5’11” 175 Port St. Joe, FL
17 Johnny Cristi Soph. RHP R/R 5’10” 170 David, Panama
18 LJ Hollins Fresh. RHP/OF R/R 6’2” 195 Madison, MS
19 Travis Higgs Fresh. RHP R/R 6’ 190 Jacksonville, FL
20 Brett Moore Fresh. C R/R 5’9” 180 Cottonwood, AL
21 Geno Escalante Soph. C R/R 5’10” 210 Fairfield, CA
22 Luke Bole Soph. LHP/1B L/L 6’3” 200 Hartselle, AL
23 Sasha LaGarde Fresh. OF L/R 6’ 200 Montreal, QC
24 Derrick Pitts Fresh. OF/LHP L/L 6’2” 205 Murray, UT
25 Cory Segui Fresh. 1B/OF R/R 6’1” 210 Bucyrus, KS
26 Mack Harrison Soph. C/1B R/R 6’2” 200 St. Thomas, ONT
31 Matt Marsh Soph. RHP R/R 6’4” 190 Knoxville, TN
32 Wes Hunt Soph. SS/2B R/R 6’0” 195 Las Vegas, NV
45 Timothy Mota Fresh. RHP R/R 6’2” 177 Queens, NY
55 Austin Southall Fresh. OF/3B L/R 6’3” 210 Baton Rouge, LA
Date Opponent Time Location
2011 Spring Baseball Schedule
Date Opponent Time Location
28-Jan Hillsborough 1:00 St. Petersburg, FL 9-Mar Grand Rapids 3:00 Marianna
29-Jan St. Petersburg
9:00 AM Clearwater, FL 12-Mar Gulf Coast 1:00 Panama City
29-Jan State College of Florida 1:00 Clearwater, FL 14-Mar Gulf Coast 5:00 Marianna
30-Jan Calhoun (AL)
9:00 AM St. Petersburg, FL 16-Mar Gulf Coast 5:00 Panama City
4-Feb Shelton State 1:00 Marianna
18-Mar Northwest Florida 2:00 Marianna
4-Feb State College of Florida 4:00 Marianna
19-Mar Northwest Florida 1:00 Niceville
5-Feb State College of Florida 12:00 Marianna
21-Mar Northwest Florida 5:00 Marianna
6-Feb Shelton State (AL) 1:00 Marianna
23-Mar Tallahassee 5:00 Marianna
11-Feb Walters State (TN)
10:00 AM Marianna
25-Mar Tallahassee 3:00 Tallahassee
11-Feb Louisburg (NC) 1:00 Marianna
26-Mar Tallahassee 2:00 Marianna
12-Feb San Jacinto (TX)
10:00 AM Marianna
28-Mar Pensacola 5:00 Pensacola
13-Feb Middle Georgia 1:00 Marianna
30-Mar Pensacola 5:00 Marianna
15-Feb Darton 3:00 Albany, GA 1-Apr Pensacola 2:00 Pensacola
18-Feb Cantonsville 2:00 Palatka, FL 8-Apr Gulf Coast 2:00 Marianna
19-Feb St. John’s River (DH) 12:00 Palatka, FL 9-Apr Gulf Coast 1:00 Panama City
22-Feb Wallace-Dothan 4:00 Marianna
11-Apr Gulf Coast 5:00 Marianna
24-Feb St Johns River 5:00 Marianna
13-Apr Northwest Florida 5:00 Niceville
25-Feb Miami-Dade
10:00 AM Marianna
15-Apr Northwest Florida 2:00 Marianna
25-Feb LSU_Eunice 7:00 Marianna
16-Apr Northwest Florida 1:00 Niceville
26-Feb Miami-Dade 2:00 Marianna
18-Apr Tallahassee 4:00 Tallahassee
1-Mar Shelton State TBA Troy, AL
20-Apr Tallahassee 5:00 Marianna
4-Mar Gordon 5:00 Marianna
22-Apr Tallahassee 3:00 Tallahassee
5-Mar Gordon (DH) 12:00 Marianna
23-Apr Pensacola 1:00 Marianna
7-Mar Grand Rapids (DH) 3:00 Marianna
25-Apr Pensacola 5:00 Pensacola
8-Mar Darton 3:00 Marianna
27-Apr Pensacola 5:00 Marianna
8-Mar Grand Rapids 6:00 Marianna
3-May Middle Georgia 4:00 Cochran, GA
Conference games are in bold. All times are CST.
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The Team
Kaleb Barlow Adam Bigale James Boddicker Luke Bole
Garrison Boston
Robby Coles
Johnny Cristi
Tyrone Dawson
Edgar Delgado
Geno Escalante
Mac Harrison
Wes Hunt
Travis Higgs
LJ Hollins
Sasha Lagarde
Matt Marsh
Matthew Moses
Timothy Mota
Derrick Pitts
Michael Revell Cory Segui Austin Southall Dillon Vitale
Ronald Womack
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The Johnson Record
Jeff Johnson is entering his 15th season at
the helm of the Chipola Baseball Program.
Coach Johnson has built Chipola into one
of the premier JUCO programs in the country.
Johnson has led the Indians to consecutive
State and Region VIII Championships, in 2007
and 2008 and berths in the JUCO World Series
in Grand Junction, Co. winning Chipola’s first
ever National Championship in 2007.
The Indians have also won the extremely
competitive Panhandle Conference Championships
in six of the last ten years and were runners-up
in 1997, 1998, 2008, 2009, and 2010.
Coach Johnson has compiled an outstanding
overall record of 492-257-2 (.656) and a Panhandle
Conference record of 192-105 (.647).
Johnson has received numerous coaching
awards during his time at Chipola. He was
named NJCAA National Coach of the year and
ABCA/NJCAA Division 1 National Coach of the
Year in 2007, NJCAA Gulf Region Coach of the
year in 2007 and 2008, Panhandle Conference
Coach of the Year in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005,
2006, and 2007, Florida Diamond Club Coach
of the Year in 2007, and Southeast Professional
Baseball Association Coach of the Year
in 2007.
Johnson has done a tremendous work in
graduating and developing players to move on
to higher levels. He has had 148 players move
on to four year universities and professional
baseball. Twenty-six of his former players are
currently playing professional baseball with
two playing at the Major League level (Jose
Bautista-3B Toronto Blue Jays and Russell
JEFF JOHNSON
• Career Record: 489-262
• 2007 NJCAA Coach of the Year
• 2007 NJCAA National Championship
• 2007 FCCAA Coach of the Year
• 2007 FCCAA State Championship
• 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007
Panhandle Conference Coach of the Year
• 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007
Panhandle Conference Championships
• 81 College/University Signees
• 28 Players Drafted by Major League Baseball
• 3 NJCAA All Americans
Martin-Catcher Los Angeles Dodgers). Chipola’s
most well known big leaguer is 2007 NL All Star
Catcher and Silver Slugger Award winner Russell
Martin. The 2003 alumnus is considered
by most baseball experts as the top catcher in
major league baseball. He also has Tyler Flowers
(AAA White Sox), Mat Gamel (AAA Brewers),
Cole Armstrong (AA White Sox), Rene Tosoni
(AA Twins), Jaye Chapman (AA Braves), Adam
Loewen (AA Blue Jays), Darren Ford (AA Giants),
Barrett Browning (AA Angels), David Mixon
(AA Giants), and Steve Clevenger (AA Cubs)
along with many others at the Single A level.
Johnson has coached three 1st round draft
picks in LHP Adam Loewen (2003), RHP Alan
Horne (2004), and LeVon Washington (2010),
2nd round pick Patrick Corbin (2009), 3rd round
picks LHP Kyle Pawelczyk (2002) and RHP
Ryan Chaffee (2008) along with 4th rounder Mat
Gamel (2005) who is considered the best hitter
in Double A baseball.
He has also coached three JUCO All-
Americans in Matt Grooms, Tyler Flowers and
Mat Gamel. In 2007, there were 5 former Indian
players who were named MVP of their league or
led their league in hitting or pitching.
As a high school player Johnson was an All
State selection in baseball, football, and basketball.
He also holds the Florida State and National
high school records for career interceptions with
43 as a defensive back.
Johnson’s began his career as a college
baseball player at Gulf Coast Community College
where he was a pitcher and third baseman
in the 1985 and 1986 for Head Coach Bill Frazier.
He earned an AA degree from Gulf Coast
in 1986. He then transferred to the University
of Central Florida where he was a pitcher in the
1987 and 1988 seasons. He held the school’s all
time career saves record at one time and earned
a BS in Physical Education.
Johnson began his coaching career at Marianna
High in 1989 where he led the Bulldogs
to a 127-48 record in seven seasons. He led
the team to three district championships, two
regional championships and a sub-regional. He
also won the school’s first-ever sectional championship
and took the Bulldogs to their first-ever
state championship final four in 1991.
He returned to his hometown of Bristol,
Florida in 1996 as head coach at Liberty County
High where he compiled a 25-7 record with a runner-up
finish in the 1996 state championship. He
amassed a high school record of 152-55 (.734)
in eight seasons.
Coach Johnson and his wife Nancy have
an 13 year old daughter Shelbie.
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The Coaching Staff
matthew addison
Assistant Coach
Matthew Addison is in his second
year as Assistant Coach for the Chipola
Baseball Program where his duties include
working with the Indian pitchers and
outfielders, as well as serving as recruting
coordinator.
Addison came to Chipola after
spending two years as the head baseball
coach at Nettleton High School in Nettleton,
MS. Prior to Nettleton, he spent three
years as an assistant high school coach with stops at Cypress Creek
High School in Orlando, FL, and Maclay High School and North Florida
Christian both in Tallahassee, FL.
Addison also served as a graduate assistant at his alma mater,
Mississippi College. He also worked two summers for Harry Porter’s
Mississippi Stars.
In Addison’s young career, he has already coached ten players who
have been drafted and/or signed a professional contract.
As a player, Addison was a three time All-Conference shortstop at
Jackson Prep in Jackson, MS. He went on to be a standout middle infielder
at Mississippi College under Head Coach Lee Kuyrkendall. During his
playing career, Addison was named Team Captain for his junior and senior
seasons and was honored as Mississippi College Alumni’s Outstanding
Senior Athlete.
He earned his Bachelor’s degree as a Magna Cum Laude graduate
in Chemistry and Biology in 2002 from Mississippi College.
Addison is married to the former Katie Turner of Ocala, FL, and they
have a two year old son, Banks.
chris hutcheson
Assistant Coach
Chris Hutcheson is in his first year as
Assistant Coach for the Chipola Baseball
Program.
Hutcheson came to Chipola after
coaching at Lurleen B Wallace Community
College. While at LBWCC, the Saints won
four conference championships, two state
championships and made two trips to the
JUCO World Series finishing runner-up in
2004.
He went to Jefferson Davis Community College in 1997. While
at JDCC, the Warhawks won 5 conference championships, two state
championships and made two trips to the JUCO World Series winning
the National Championship in 1998.
Hutcheson began his coaching career in September 1996 at Okaloosa-Walton
Community College as a volunteer assistant.
Over the past ten years Hutcheson has been an Associate Scout for
the Dodgers, Red Sox, Braves and Brewers organizations.
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Chipola Baseball Legends
Team Records
Victories 2002 46
Winning Streak 2002 & 2006 14
Hits 2007 643
Runs Scored 2002 460
Doubles 2002 117
Triples 1999 18
Homeruns 1999 110
Team Batting Avg. 2006 .337
Stolen Bases 1995 125
Fielding Percentage 1990 .970
Earned Runs Allowed 2003 150
Team Strikeouts 2002 478
ERA 1990 2.65
Individual Records
Batting
At Bats 1 year 2007 Jesus Barroso 257
2 years 2001-02 Ivan Naccarata 428
Hits 1 year 2007 Jesus Barroso 91
2 years 2001-02 Ivan Naccarata 153
Runs 1 year 2002 Ivan Naccarata 69
2 years 1998-99 Cameron Likely 115
Doubles 1 year 1998 Grant Conyers 23
2 years 2005-06 Jason Lewis 38
Triples 1 year 2001 Eric Bernier 6
2 years 2001-02 Eric Bernier 7
Home Runs 1 year 1999 Charlie Dees 24
2 years 1998-99 Charlie Dees 41
Runs Batted In 1 year 1999 Charlie Dees 80
2 years 1998-99 Charlie Dees 148
Stolen Bases 1 year 1995 Bailey Chancey 59
2 years 1994-95 Bailey Chancey 87
Batting Average 1 year 2003 Matt Grooms .455
2 years 2001-02 Ricardo Nanita .394
Pitching
ERA 1 year 2003 Adam Loewen 1.51
(min. of 40 innings) 2 years 1991-92 Bernie Belliard 1.87
Inning Pitched 1 year 1994 Timmy Young 101.2
2 years 1997-98 Brad Weis 171
Stike Outs 1 year 1998 Brad Weis 109
2 years 1997-98 Brad Weis 194
Wins 1 year 1987 Rafeal Perez 13
2 years 1991-92 Bernie Belliard 17
Winning Percentage 1 year 1998 Phillip Sledge 1.000 (8-0)
1 year 2003 Adam Loewen 1.000 (6-0)
Saves 1 year 1993/1999 Brent Meadows/Caleb Crosby 9
2 years 1999-00 Caleb Crosby 14
These records were established as of 1982.
If you have information concerning baseball records at Chipola,
please contact the Chipola baseball office at 718-2237
All-Time
Records
Men’s Baseball
National
Junior College
Athletics Association (NJCAA)
All-Americans
First Team
1973 Wendell Higginbotham
1974 Wayne Mears
1986 Jose Valez
2005 Matt Gamel
Second Team
1976 Nat Showalter
2006 Tyler Flowers
Third Team
2003 Matt Grooms
Honorable Mention
1973 Richard Hudson
1976 Craig Robinson
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Chipola Players who received scholarships to
senior colleges and/or professional baseball
1983 Florida State Champions, South Region Runner-up
Mark Higgins University of New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Willie Smith Jackson State University
Buck Watford Troy State University
Toronto Blue Jays
Shawn Adams Auburn University
Jeff Hendry Florida Atlantic University
Mike Workman Florida Southern College
Cleveland Indians
Alain Patenaude University of Miami
Detroit Tigers
Mark Marino Univ. of South Alabama
California Angels
Glen Jenkins Univ. of South Carolina
Mark Rose University of South Florida
New York Yankees
Grover Jackson Jackson State University
1984
Bernard Kent Milwaukee Brewers
Rich Scales San Diego Padres
Don Cohoon Seattle Mariners
Dennis Carter St. Louis Cardinals
Eric Yelding Toronto Blue Jays
Ed Gonzales Florida International Univ.
New York Yankees
David Lunsford Western Kentucky Univ.
Mike Lee Florida State University
Bill Cunningham Toronto Blue Jays (DNS)
Robin Hart University of Georgia
1985 Sixth Place Florida State Tournament
Todd Englett Troy State University
Pittsburg Pirates
Jimmy Hitt Florida Southern College
Detroit Tigers
Paul Pederson Univ. of Central Florida
Scott Sweinhart Huntingdon College
John Simon University of Mississippi
Donnie Denton University of West Florida
Kent Clements Columbus College
Drafted Twice (DNS)
Alan Platt University of Central Florida
Mike Sander University of Alabama
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Law university of Kentucky
Marshall Oliver Univ. of S. Mississippi
Jay Scott Univ. of Central Florida
1986 Third Place Florida State Tournament
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Jose Raul Velez
Felix Rosario
Juan Escalante
Edwin Alicea
Pete Brown
Paul Lewis
Texas Rangers
First Team NJCAA All-American
Northwestern State Univ.
Marion College
Florida State University
Atlanta Braves
University of Alabama
Birmingham Southern
Vince Santelmo
Pat Gervais
Scott Hughes
Fort Hays State University
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warner Southern College
1987 Third Place Florida State Tournament
Scott Spate Columbus College
Joe Gonnella Florida International Univ.
Kyle Haines University of North Florida
Joe Logan Florida Southern College
Montreal Expos
Bill Madril University of West Florida
Boston Red Sox
Raphael Perez Univ. of South Alabama
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sal Argila Auburn Univ. at Montgomery
Ben Webb Pittsburgh Pirates
Rolando Fernandez Northwestern State Univ.
Chicago Cubs
1988
Greg Hammond
Adam Bigale
Don’L Dease
Jeff Kilpatrick
Brian Gilliland
Jorge Rosario
Ivan Alicea
Kenny Turner
University of Alabama
Cincinnati Reds
University of Montevallo
Samford University
Atlanta Braves
Florida Southern College
California Angels
Florida State University
Columbus College
Columbus College
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warner Southern College
1989 At-Large Fourth Place Florida State Tournament
Joe Myrick
Ed Alford
Joel Smith
Mike Jeffcoat
Charlie Ebright
1990
Jason Smith
Valdosta State College
Troy State University
Troy State University
California Angels
University of West Florida
Georgia Southwestern
University of West Florida
Boston Red Sox
Roland Tollett Louisiana Tech University
Tim Christman Florida Southern College
Bret Anderson University of West Florida
Juan DeBrand University of Alabama
Chet Frady Columbus College
D. D. Cannon University of Tennessee
Mike Brown Columbus College
Andy Dolson Troy State University
Toronto Blue Jays
Keith Hines Toronto Blue Jays
Jeff Brown Troy State University
Rodney Ashby Liberty University
David Brazil Valdosta State College
Walter Rivera Columbus College
Clayton Brewer Valdosta State College
David Perry South Alabama
1991 Third Place Florida State Tournament
Steve Charles Troy State University
Tommy Lee Nova University
Karun Jackson Univ. of West Florida
Chicago Cubs
Rob Beaver Jacksonville State Univ.
Corey Jackson University Tampa
1992 Third Place Florida State Tournament
Bernie Bellard University of Alabama
Bobby Jones University of Alabama
Milwaukee Brewers
Paul Bryant Troy State University
Will Green Troy State University
Kevin Millican SE Louisiana Univ.
Texas Rangers
Greg Slone Western Kentucky
K. C. Stephens Univ. of West Florida
1993 Fourth Place Florida State Tournament
Anthony Dubose University of Alabama
Sean Gerrand North Alabama
Jason Cox Jacksonville State Univ.
Gavin Jackson Boston Red Sox
Norman Williams Detroit Tigers
Steve Green University of Kentucky
1994
Bobby Hughes Univ. of Auburn/Mont.
Timmy Young University of Alabama
Toronto Blue Jays
Adam Faurot Florida State University
Milwaukee Brewers
Chad Gainey Jacksonville State
Chuck Battaglia Texas Rangers
Jason Green Houston Astros
Mike Cespedes Columbus College
Kenny Davis Georgia Southwestern
Brian McDevitt Kennesaw State
1995
Kenny Arnold Univ. of Ala.-Huntsville
Bailey Chancey Univ. of Ala.-Huntsville
Thornton Davis Univ. of Central Florida
Noel Elizor Univ. of Ala.-Huntsville
David Barinowski Univ. of West Georgia
1996
Adam Mercer Univ. of Central Florida
Jeff Sloan Univ. of Central Florida
Trey Hussey Troy State University
1997 Florida State Tournament Appearance
Brady Frederick Auburn-Montgomery Univ.
Matt Triplett Auburn-Montgomery Univ.
Troy Wells Faulkner University
Elio Bejaran Faulkner University
Brad Harris Loyola University

1998 Third Place Florida State Tournament
Desmond Baxter Univ. of New Orleans
Brent Fowler University of West Georgia
Michael Mitchell Faulkner University
Tranum McLemore Auburn-Montgomery Univ.
Grant Conyers Jacksonville University
Luc Riopel Winthrop University
David Credeur Florida International Univ.
Phillip Sledge University of Georgia
Matt Steele University of Georgia
Ben Saxon Louisianna State University
Brad Weis Auburn University
Juan Bonilla Baltimore Orioles
1999
Brennan Dees University of South Carolina
Lane Floyd Kennesaw State University
Cameron Likely University of South Alabama
Charlie Dees Baltimore Orioles
Keto Anderson Chicago Cubs
2000
Michael Brown Mississippi State University
Matt Bynum Cincinnati Reds
Caleb Crosby University of South Alabama
Moises Feliz Cumberland University
Max Havel University of Georgia
Fernando Isa University of Louisville
Justin Lord Florida State University
Jake Mathis University of Ala. - Huntsville
Drew Miller Troy State University
Richie Smith Florida State University
Matt Tate Baltimore Orioles
Blake Taylor University of South Carolina
David Wolensky Anaheim Angels
2001 Second Place Florida State Tournament
Jose Bautista Pittsburg Pirates
Jonathan Swearingen University of Mississippi
Kyle Olson University of Ala. - Huntsville
Lee Poteet Univ. of Southern Mississippi
Josh Plaice University of South Alabma
Phillip Slusher University of North Alabama
Sam Taulli Arizona Diamondbacks
2002 Second Place Florida State Tournament
Blake Balkcom Florida State University/
Anaheim Angels
Eric Bernier Florida A & M University
Chad Coffee Georgia SW University
Troy Fry Berry Colleges/New York Mets
Les Hassen Florida Gulf Coast University
Johnny Lynch Minnesota Twins
Russell Martin Los Angeles Dodgers
Ricardo Nanita Florida International University
Chicago White Sox
Kyle Pawelczyk Anaheim Angels
Scott Wearne Nichols State University
2003 Florida State Tournament Appearance
Victor Alvarez Cumberland University
Cole Armstrong Atlanta Braves
Adam Dunavant Central Missouri State
Matt Grooms University of Alabama
Adam Loewen Baltimore Orioles
Kellen Ludwig San Francisco Giants
Rocky Scelfo University of Alabama
Joey Wilson Stetson University
2004
Jake Baker Faulkner University
Jeff Bosse Stetson University
Kenny Brown University of Alabama
Daniel Forrer Louisiana State University
Alan Horne University of Florida
J. P. Lowen University of Kentucky
Jay Mattox East Carolina University
Charles O’Neil Cinncinati Reds
Jonathan Willard South Carolina University
2005 Florida State Tournament Appearance
Travis Anderson Florida State University
David Casey University of Florida
David Cash Baltimore Orioles
Eric Evans Virginia Commonwealth Univ
Darren Ford Milwaukee Brewers
Vladimir Frias Florida International University
Matt Gamel Milwaukee Brewers
Keltavious Jones Cincinnati Reds
David Mixson Louisianna Monroe
Anthony Moreda Florida International University
Daniel Roberts Louisianna Monroe
Raynal Robles Freed Hardman University
Liam Shanahan Western Kentucky
Josh Ward Atlanta Braves
2006 Florida State Tournament Appearance
Stephen Brock University of Georgia
Jay Chapman Atlanta Braves
Steve Clevenger Chicago Cubs
Tyler Flowers Atlanta Braves
Chris Kirkland University of Memphis
Drew Cook Florida A&M University
Matt Creamer Lyon College
Jason Lewis Louisiana State University
Clay Long Auburn University-Montgomery
Clint Toomey University of South Alabama
Rene Tosoni Minnesota Twins
Trevor Tyre Troy University
2007 Florida State Championship,
Region VIII Championship, National Championship
Jesus Barroso University of Tampa
Paul Gatchell Troy University
Lou Green R Orem Owlz/ Anaheim Angels
Blake Haagen Univ of Lousianna-Lafayette
Tom Hatcher Florida Atlantic University
Brian Hobbs University of South Florida
Trey Manz University of South Florida
Tyler Musselwhite University of South Carolina
Logan Pierce Valdosta State University
Josh Storm Troy University
Brandon Street University of SE Louisianna
David Thoms University of Georgia
2008
Einar Atencio Lynn University
Adam Duvall University of Louisville
Matt Jackson University of South Alabama
Ben Jeffers Milwaukee Brewers
Daniel Jones Brewton-Parker College
Drew Parker Brewton-Parker College
2009
Marc Bourgeois Univ of Southern Mississippi
Mark Ellis Univ of Southern Mississippi
Jordan Lucas Kent State University
Chris Roach Liberty University
David Buchanan Georgia State University
Edmond Sparks Louisiana State University
Jason Townsend University of Alabama
J. B. Johnson Kennesaw State University
2010
Joey Rapp University of Louisiana-Monroe
Garrett Baker Liberty University
Eric Sauls University of Mississippi
Aaron Etchison University of Maryland
Blake Newalu University of Mississippi
Austin Wright University of Mississippi
Duncan Midkiff Georgia State University
Brandon Gardner Lambuth University
Tyler Wilson Freed-Hardman University
Matt Singleton Freed-Hardman University
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The Panhandle Conference
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Former Indians currently playing
in the Major Leagues
Jose Bautista
Toronto Blue Jays
Mat Gamel
Milwaukee Brewers
Tyler Flowers
Chicago White Sox
Russell Martin
Los Angeles Dodgers
Darren Ford
San Francisco Giants
Chipola College
Location: Marianna
Colors: Blue/Gold
Arena: Baseball/Softball Complex
Baseball
Head Coach:
Record at Chipola:
Career Record:
Assistant Coaches:
Softball
Head Coach:
Record at Chipola:
Career Record:
Assistant Coaches:
Jeff Johnson
489-252 (14 years)
489-252 (14 years)
Matthew Addison,
Chris Hutcheson
and Dr. Steve Givens
Belinda Hendrix
267-76 (6 years)
267-76 (6 years)
Jimmy Hendrix
and Lynn Early
Gulf Coast State College
Location:
Panama City
Colors:
Blue/Gold/White
Athletic Director:
Gregg Wolfe
Head Baseball Coach: Mike Kandler
Head Softball Coach: Susan M. Painter
Northwest Florida State College
Location:
Niceville
Colors:
Scarlet/Silver
Athletic Director:
Mickey Englett
Head Baseball Coach: Doug Martin
Head Softball Coach: Jack Byerley
Pensacola State College
Location:
Pensacola
Colors:
Navy/Green/White
Athletic Director:
Bill Hamilton
Head Baseball Coach: Keith Little
Head Softball Coach: Brenda Pena
Tallahassee Community College
Location:
Tallahassee
Colors:
Blue/Gold
Athletic Director:
Rob Chaney
Head Baseball Coach: Mike McLeod
Head Softball Coach: Patti Townsend