Brian Jabeck (Stevenson) Valpo
Brian Shust (Stevenson) Wake Forest
Teddie Ogilvie (Stevenson) Creighton
Chris Kovacevich, Coastal Carolina (Lincoln-Way East)
Neal Gorka Purdue (St Joes)
Joel Barickman Illinois (Streator)
Gorka has a good shot of getting drafted
Joel Barickman Illinois (Streator)
Gorka has a good shot of getting drafted
Jim Viscomi - Glenbard East- U of Evansville
jmjvj.....
Read some great things about Jim in several of the national baseball newspapers, GREAT JOB!!! Send Jim our 'best'.
Read some great things about Jim in several of the national baseball newspapers, GREAT JOB!!! Send Jim our 'best'.
Boomer ,
Thanks
How's Andy doing ? Jimmy got off to a rather slow start but finally seems to be coming around but only to break his thumb at tonight's game.Sometimes it's a cruel game. BTW I just moved to LaGrange so maybe I'll come around to see the kids play .Keep in touch .
Thanks
How's Andy doing ? Jimmy got off to a rather slow start but finally seems to be coming around but only to break his thumb at tonight's game.Sometimes it's a cruel game. BTW I just moved to LaGrange so maybe I'll come around to see the kids play .Keep in touch .
Best of luck to Jimmy for as quick a recovery as possible.
jmjvj....
We have a non-conference game, at home, against Brother Rice this Saturday at 11:00a.m., weather permitting.
Jim can "still hit" with that broken thumb!!!!!
We have a non-conference game, at home, against Brother Rice this Saturday at 11:00a.m., weather permitting.
Jim can "still hit" with that broken thumb!!!!!
Coach, ya just had to do it....lol, SIU, just kinda fell apart....Kevin did play two nice games.
Good luck as your season starts!
Good luck as your season starts!
Just an update on Freidrich out of Loyola. Chris was named player of the week for the second time in the Ohio Valley Confernce for Eastern Kentucky and was recently named Louisville Slugger D1 player of the week and is currently 4-0 with a no hitter in which he struck out 10. Friedrich has a 2.00 ERA in 27 innings and is emerging as the ace of the staff as a Freshman.
Freidrich took pitching lessons from Jim Sakas up at North Shore Baseball Acadamy in Highland Park. Other pitching prospects who are former Sakas products include Miles Clauss (Freshman,U of Texas), Matt Havey (Northwestern), and Patrick Feeney (Butler). Brad Altbach is also a Sakas product who has signed to play with the Bradley Braves next spring.
Freidrich took pitching lessons from Jim Sakas up at North Shore Baseball Acadamy in Highland Park. Other pitching prospects who are former Sakas products include Miles Clauss (Freshman,U of Texas), Matt Havey (Northwestern), and Patrick Feeney (Butler). Brad Altbach is also a Sakas product who has signed to play with the Bradley Braves next spring.
Congrats to Freidrich of Loyola on his fine start to his collegiate career.
From the Southwest suburbs.
From the Southwest suburbs.
Thanks Soxnole for the time to compile the list.
Here is a great web site to follow these kids.
www.ncaa-baseball.com
It show a list of every DI baseball game scheduled for the day (And updates the results) and a link to Gametracker or LiveStats to "Watch" the game in real time. I find myself following games all around the country while my wife watches reruns of Survivor.
Good Luck to all those kids still living their dream.
Here is a great web site to follow these kids.
www.ncaa-baseball.com
It show a list of every DI baseball game scheduled for the day (And updates the results) and a link to Gametracker or LiveStats to "Watch" the game in real time. I find myself following games all around the country while my wife watches reruns of Survivor.
Good Luck to all those kids still living their dream.
Hey Pat's dad....I still remember the 330' shot
Pat hit in his first at bat for the Longshot's!
He must be slipping,it took 5 at bats in college!
Pat hit in his first at bat for the Longshot's!
He must be slipping,it took 5 at bats in college!
Noticed Aaron Barrows (Minooka)also tearing it up at E. Kentucky (.400+). Tony Vercelli (Wilmington) also over .300 at Northwestern.