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- There's no clock, you can't run out the clock...

- Batting Order: You can't give the ball to one person offensively  all the time like many team sports...

- The Defense starts play with the ball...

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Monday, June 15, 2009

2009 Alumni Game Played

Mounds View High School baseball alumni played to a 3-3 tie in a nine inning game on Sunday.  Alums from the classes of 1997-2002 played against more recent alums.  It was a beautiful day to play, and all agreed that they wanted to do it again next year.  Thanks to the Diamond Club and specifically the Reichert's, Grasley's and Harris' for the cookout and music!  Thanks to Gail Kalata from Tri-City Legion for the pictures below!

"Old Guys" Team

Matt Carter - 2002

Mark Pedersen - 1997

Andy Peters - 2002

Steve Grasley - 2000

Shea McGinnity - 2002

Joe Petersen - 2002

Jon Kruse - 2002

Nate Genung - 2002

Drew Espeset - 2002

Dan Genung - 2000

 

"Young Guys" Team

Dan Reichert - 2008

Brandon Porten - 2007

Adam Runkel - 2007

Cam Dickison - 2008

Billy Gazich - 2005

Paul Myers - 2008

Anthony Tallarico - 2008

Matt Harris - 2008

Phil Wessberg - 2008

Erik Anderson - 2007

Brett Theisen - 2006

Jordan Moberg - 2006

Tyler Savat - 2005


Tuesday, June 8, 2009

2009 Class Graduates

The 2009 senior class graduated last evening.  Congratulations and good luck in all your future endeavors!


Friday, June 5, 2009

Baseball Players Receive Mounds View High School Athletic Awards

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Congratulations to the following senior baseball players who received recognition from Mounds View High School:

 

MVHS Athlete of the Year

Ian Goldsmith

 

Mustang Award

(Athletes competing in 3 sports all 4 years)

Josh Balzer, David Freed, Ian Goldsmith, Andy Osborne

 

MVHS AAA Award

(For excellence in Academics, Arts and Athletics)

Karl Eicher


Thursday, June 4, 2009

Goldsmith selected to play in Lions All-Star Tournament

Ian Goldsmith has been selected to play for the Metro East team in the 35th annual Minnesota Lions All-Star Baseball Tournament.  Top seniors from around the state are selected annually to play in this event.

2009 Lions Tournament Schedule @ Chaska Athletic Park:

Friday, June 19

4:00PM: Metro East vs. South

6:00PM: Opening Ceremonies

7:00PM: Metro West vs. North

Saturday, June 20

10:00AM: North vs. Metro East

12:30PM: South vs. Metro West

3:00PM: South vs. North

5:00PM: Awards Ceremony

6:00PM: Metro East vs. Metro West

Following are past Lions All-Star players from Mounds View

2008: Ross LaDuke

2007: Erik Anderson, Seth Rosin

2006: Sam Weber

2005: Billy Gazich

2004: Lex Reinke

2003: Rich Opitz

2002: Andy Peters

2001: Josh Howard

2000: Brad Baglien, Steve Grasley, Pete Wiedewitsch

1999: Matt Pilon, Billy Schneider

1997: Jeremy Beaulieu, Mark Pederson

1997: Coach Tom Schuh

1975: Coach Mick McNeely  


Thursday, June 4, 2009

2010 Captains Selected

Tony Gazich, Jay Porten and Billy Turner were selected by their teammates as captains for the 2010 season.  All 2009 Varsity/JV players voted for captains for the 2010 season.

Leadership is earned; it is not granted.  This applies to captains - they must now earn that role.  This applies to all others as well.  There is no limit on the number of leaders; the team needs others to step up and provide significant leadership.


Wednesday, June 3, 2009

2009 Post-Season Individual Awards

Individual awards are provided in proportion to a team's success, and individual accomplishments and awards are always recognized in the context of being in support of the team's efforts.

 

Lions All-Star

Ian Goldsmith

 

Suburban East Conference

All-Conference

David Freed, Ian Goldsmith, Jesse Nickols

All-Conference Honorable Mention

Andy Osborne

 

Baseball Team Mustang Award Winners

Ian Goldsmith, Andy Osborne, Bill Thompson

 

Congratulations!


Monday, June 1, 2009

Mustang Mentors Named

               Clip Art: Peer Mentoring

Mustang Mentors at MVHS for 2009/2010 were recently announced.  Baseball players that are Mustang Mentors next school year are:           

Jeff Anderson, Tony Gazich, Jason Hagemann, Joe Kelly 

Congratulations!


Friday, May 22, 2009

Season-End Banquet Held

The end of the season Banquet for all teams was held at Jimmy's.  All teams were recognized, including the sixteen seniors for their contributions over their 4 years of high school baseball.

Banquet Pictures


Friday, May 15, 2009

Seniors and Parents Recognized

 

Seniors and their parents were recognized before the final game of the regular season.  The Mustangs defeated Woodbury in the game 8-1.  Click on the link below for pictures of the Senior Day event, as well as other games throughout the season.

Senior Day Pictures 

 


Thursday, May 7, 2009

Academic Excellence Awards Program Held

Mounds View High School held their annual Academic Excellence Awards Program tonight. 

Congratulations to the following baseball players that were recognized!

Freshmen: Brett Burckhardt, Pat Dewitt, Tyler Hansen, Nick Helgeson, Matt Herringshaw, Alex Peterson, Ross Teney, Jake Thompson, Ryan Vijums, Matt Wilson.

Sophomores: Nik Anderson, Brett Becker, Eli Bucsko, Jayson Hoyme, Matt Kruger.

Juniors: Jeff Anderson, Tony Gazich

Seniors: Josh Balzer, David Freed, Andy Osborne. 


Sunday, April 26, 2009

Field Dedication Held Prior to Game vs. Irondale

 

 

A brief ceremony was held to dedicate the new field prior to the Mustangs taking on Irondale this past Saturday.  A good crowd was on hand to see a 10-9 victory for Mounds View. 

Mustangs Game Day Recaps and Pictures

Field Dedication Pictures


Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Tri-City Legion Baseball Spaghetti Dinner is June 4 

The annual Tri-City Legion's Summer baseball Season Kickoff Spaghetti Dinner is set for Thursday, June 4th, 5:00PM - 8:00PM at the Legion.  A brief program will occur at 7:00PM which will include honoring Jeff Larson for his many valuable and successful years in running and coaching the Tri-City Legion program.

Tri-City Legion Baseball

Tri-City Legion Spaghetti Dinner


Saturday, March 28, 2009

T-Shirts Commemorating New Field Available

T-Shirts commemorating the new baseball field at Mounds View High School are available.  Contact Diamond Club member Bob Freed if interested.


Saturday, March 28, 2009

Field Setup Day A Success

Players from all 4 teams and more than 20 parents setup the field on Saturday; it's now ready for play this spring when the weather decides it is ready...  Many hands got the batting cage up, windscreen and polycap on the outfield fence, and a number of other tasks completed in about 3 hours.  Thanks to the many parents who helped with the field and who fed all the participants!  It was a breautiful morning, and the field looks great!   Thanks to John Hoffman for the pictures!

Field Setup Day Pictures


Thursday, March 26, 2009

Teams Finalized to Start the Season

Teams have been established to start the season.  

We have a Varsity/JV team of 30 players.  Some will likely play exclusively in JV games, and some exclusively in Varsity games.  Others may jump back and forth as needs and opportunities arise.  All are eligible to play in a varsity game as the opportunity is available and earned.  Section playoff rosters are limited to 18 players; we will determine which 18 players we feel gives the team the best chance to win following the regular season.

The Sophomore team has 16 players.  The number of players available for JV games may be limited, thus we expect sophomores to have the opportunity to earn some JV playing time as well. 

The Freshman team has 15 players.

Thus, the total number of players on all 4 teams is 61.  Eighty six (86) students participated in the tryout process.  

Rosters on the TEAM pages of the website. 

I've said it before, but I think it is worth repeating: Cutting players that have put forth significant effort in the tryout process, that have done everything asked of them that they control (their attitude and effort), and that really want to be a part of the baseball program is obviously extremely difficult - most significantly for the students and their families.  A couple messages have been emphasized with the players that made a team:

1) We strongly encourage all these students to continue to play and tryout again next year.  And when they do, they want your spot, and they are highly motivated.  Making a team this year does not guarantee a spot next year.  Competition is a good thing. 

2) Obviously, this is a time when those students that are cut need the support of their friends the most.  This support is expected.


Sunday, March 21, 2009

Varsity Season Preview

The local newspapers request a varsity season preview.  Below is what Coach Downey sent to them:

Season Outlook

Thirteen players who all contributed significant playing time graduated from the 2008 team, including Lions All-Star and All-Conference player Ross LaDuke, and All-Conference Honorable Mention players Cam Dickison and Nick Barkve.

Seniors David Freed (OF/P), Ian Goldsmith (OF) and Brandon Hershey (1B) return as All-Conference players from last season.  Seniors Brad Blumer (IF/P), Karl Eicher (IF), and Jesse Nickols (OF) also return. 

With the graduation of 13 players from 2008, we're looking forward to a great deal of opportunity and competition for varsity playing time this spring.  On the mound, we return one pitcher with significant varsity experience, so we're excited to see which of the dozen or so junior and senior pitchers will emerge to give us the consistent pitching we need to give our team a chance to win. 

We expect to have significant team speed, so we definitely want to use that offensively to put pressure on our opponents. 

We expect to be very competitive in what appears to be a very balanced Suburban East Conference in 2009, and we want to play our best baseball at the end of the season.  We expect to see a number of different players earn some varsity playing time in the first half of the season as they compete for playing time in the second half of the season and on into the playoffs.

Non-conference foes include cross-town rivals and our friends at Irondale and Totino-Grace - many of our players have grown up playing with players on those 2 teams. 

Story Possibilities

*         Many baseball players compete in multiple high school sports at Mounds View High School; 36 of the 51 returning players are high school multi-sport athletes; including all 3 captains for 2009.  We encourage multi-sport athletes - they learn to compete in other sports, many skills are transferable, they learn to play different roles on those other teams, and they experience different teammates.

*         MVHS will open home play in 2009 on a new baseball field on the campus of MVHS.  Mounds View previously played varsity and JV games at Kohler Park in Vadnais Heights.  McCullough Park in Shoreview will continue to be used for Sophomore and Freshman games.  The players are very excited about having a home field on campus which will create a much improved gameday experience for them.  And, it's going to be tremendous also from a practice standpoint because of the convenience.  One of the things I really like about baseball is that unlike most sports, the players are responsible for much of the daily maintenance of their field - we look forward to taking great pride in the new field.

 


Thursday, March 19, 2009

New Section Playoff Alignment

Every 2 years, the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) realigns the section opponents based upon geography.  The 2009 Section playoffs are the second year of the current section alignment.  Thus, in 2010, the Mustangs will have new section opponents - they have been announced this week by the MSHSL.

2009 Section Opponents: Blaine, Centennial, Champlin Park, Coon Rapids, Irondale, Maple Grove, Mounds View, Osseo, Park Center, Robbinsdale Cooper, Spring Lake Park, Totino-Grace.

2010 Section Opponents: Cretin-Derham Hall, East Ridge, Mahtomedi, North, Roseville, South St. Paul, Stillwater, Tartan, White Bear Lake, Woodbury


Monday, March 2, 2009

2009 Summer Fun At The Field

The Summer Fun program that has been popular the last 2 years will be offered again this summer at MVHS. 

The program is intended to provide unstructured baseball activity for grades 6-12.  As hockey players get better and learn to enjoy the game through being a "rink rat," and basketball players likewise by being a "gym rat," so too do baseball players by being "field rats." without a coach or parent structuring it for them. The program is flexible - you show up on days that you want, when you want, do what you want, and stay as long as you want.  

The program offers instruction for those that want it, and unstructured activity for those that want that.  Students can request instruction from Coach Downey on any aspect of baseball, take some swings, throw a pitching bullpen, field some balls, play Home Run Derby, play hotbox, play whiffle ball, or do whatever they want to do to get better and just have fun!

The program is conducted at the Mounds View High School Baseball field: batting cages, baseballs, batting tees, and other baseball instructional/training equipment is provided.

A program is also offered for grades 1-5 - It is similar to the Baseball Fun At The Sandlot Program for grades 6-12; it differs in that this program for the younger students will provide more structured activity each day.  Each day will provide some baseball drills to improve the student's skills, as well as finishing with a game of some kind

Summer Fun 2009 - Grades 6-12

Summer Fun 2009 - Grades 1-5

 


Sunday, March 1, 2009

Youth Clinic Conducted at MVHS for 50 Players
The MVHS Coaching Staff and 17 MVHS baseball players conducted a 2 day clinic at MVHS over the weekend for 50 youth ages 9-14.  All campers were provided with a souvenir Diamond baseball at the conclusion, and the proceeds will be used to purchase coaching apparel and 4 dozen practice baseballs for MVHS.

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

MVHS Baseball Alumni Game Scheduled

An alumni game will be played on June 14th at the new baseball field on the campus at Mounds View High School.  More details will be available in the coming months.

Letter Sent to MVHS Baseball Alumni Regarding Alumni Game 


Monday, February 2, 2009

Cub Foods Fundraising Successful

Thanks to the 45 players and many parents for their efforts on Super Bowl weekend to raise significant funds for the Diamond Club through bagging groceries at the Arden Hills Cub Foods!  Thanks also to the Arden Hills Cub Foods for providing the opportunity, and for feeding the players pizza following each shift!


Monday, February 2, 2008

Coach Downey Letters to Parents

Below are links to letters to parents regarding the upcoming high school season and summer baseball opportunities:

Downey Letter Regarding Season - January 30

Downey Letter Regarding Summer Baseball - February 2 


Wednesday, January 30, 2008

College Baseball in the Metrodome

 

For anyone interested in watching college baseball, the Minnesota Gophers offer free ticket vouchers for the DQ Classic games on February 27 - March 1.  Most all of the upper midwest DI, DII and DIII colleges play games in February/March in the Metrodome as well.  Several Mustangs alums play baseball at local colleges - see MVHS College Players. Consult the team website of a school you may be interested in seeing for their game schedule, or visit the Metrodome's Event Calendar: Metrodome Calendar.


Monday, January 26, 2009
Blyleven Speaks at Annual Diamond Club Fundraiser
The Diamond Club's annual fundraising dinner and silent auction held at Kozlak's on Sunday night was a huge success in raising funds in support of the Mounds View High School baseball program.  Monies raised will help purchase equipment, uniforms, coaches salaries, and many other items to provide a quality and memorable experience for the players. 
Bert Blyleven spoke about his life, what's important, his baseball career, the Minnesota Twins, and then provided a lengthy Q & A session.
Pictures of the event can be found at the link below.  If you have pictures you would like to share here, send them to Mark Downey.
A video of Bert's remarks is available at the link below. Thanks to Diamond Club Treasurer John Hoffman and Jim Radford for the video.  Jim Radford is in the commercial video business, producing on-location and studio training, sales and marketing, special events, web commercials, news, music and dance, biographies, weddings, and more.  The lighting at Kozlak's was not ideal, so John and Jim did a great job to be able to bring this video to us.  Jim's website is http://radfordvideo.com, and he can be reached at 651-483-3593 or jim@radfordvideo.com.

Monday, January 26, 2009
 
New Field Advertising and "Buy A Brick" Programs Introduced
The Field Fundraising Committee has introduced the opportunity to advertise on the outfield fence and the opportunity to buy a personalized brick in the "Friends of Mustangs Baseball" Patio.  Much information about the new baseball field on the campus at Mounds View High School can be found at the links below.  Questions and inquiries can also be made to Committee Chair Dave Stacy at dwstacy@visi.com.

Tuesday, January 6, 2008
Schedule for first few weeks available
The practice schedule for the first few weeks of practice can be found on the SCHEDULE page.  Freshmen will begin practices on March 10, all others on March 16.  Practices over spring break will be held at Augsburg College. 
Information about the Augsburg College Dome: http://www.augsburg.edu/dome/

Sunday, January 4, 2008
2009 Summer Youth Baseball Registration Available  
SAYB (Shoreview Area Youth Baseball) registration for ages 5-15 for the summer of 2009 is now available.  Registration for ages 16-18 will be available roughly April 1'ish.  See the SAYB website:

Thursday, December 18, 2008
Winter Youth Clinics Registration Now Available
Winter youth clinics in February/March will be held at Chippewa Middle School and Mounds View High School.  These clinics are sponsored by Community Education and are run by the Mounds View High School coaches. 
Registration can be done through Community Education:    http://www.moundsviewschools.org/comm_edu/
See link for more information: 2009 Winter Youth Baseball Clinics

Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Optional Player Apparel Available
Information on optional player apparel is now available at the link below.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Captains Practices Set to Begin January 6th

Captains Practices for all students 9-12 begin on Tuesday, January 6, 8:30PM - 10:00PM at MVHS (both gyms).

They are scheduled for every Tuesday and Thursday from 8:30PM - 10:00PM through Thursday, March 12.

These are unstructured opportunities for players to hit and throw as they see fit.

High School coaches are not involved.

Diamond Club Vice-President Mark Anderson has secured parent supervision for all sessions.


Thursday, November 20, 2008
Diamond Club Dinner Ticket Order Form Now Available
The ticket order form is now available for this winter's Diamond Club fundraising dinner and silent auction that will be held on Sunday, January 25th at Kozlak's.  Bert Blyleven is the featured speaker.

2009 Diamond Club Dinner Ticket Order Form


Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Cartoon Baseball Flexing Muscles
Offseason Training Meeting - November 20

  

Any Mounds View student interested in information about off-season   

conditioning opportunities for baseball, there is an optional meeting

immediately after school on Thursday, November 20 in Room 103;

2:10PM - 2:30PM.

 

Baseball coaches will not be involved in organizing or conducting

offseason conditioning workouts.  This meeting will just provide some

workout options for students to consider.  Baseball players that play a

winter sport, focus on the winter sport!

 

A copy of the talking points that will be covered in the meeting:

 

Offseason Conditioning Meeting Summary

 

(IF YOU play a winter sport, focus on the winter sport!)

 

  


Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Compost Fundraiser Very Successful
Thanks to the many players and parents who made the 2-day fundraiser at the Ramsey County Compost Site a huge success.  Parents and players helped people unload their leaves and yard waste.  People were very generous with their donations that will go toward the Diamond Club's annual support of the Mounds View High School Baseball Program.

Monday, November 3, 2008

  Annual Minnesota High School Baseball Coaches Mtg

 

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   Some notes from the meeting held October 25:

   ** The Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) has had discussion about possible changes to high school game limits as a result of the real or perceived amount of class time missed by students for athletic events.  Discussion is of reducing the number of games by 10% for all sports. That would move baseball's contest limit from 20 to 18.  Most everyone at the baseball coaches meeting said they miss no class for baseball.  The Baseball Coaches are opposed to this proposal; feeling that missed class time is not an issue for baseball.  Another option - of reducing the number of contest dates to 18, while leaving the games limit at 20 - would be more acceptable; teams could schedule double-headers/tournaments on a Saturday and still get 20 games in.

   ** The MSHSL has had preliminary discussion about the possibility of   moving the spring sports high school season start dates later in the spring, and therefore further into the summer (like Iowa).  This is as a result of the missed class time issue mentioned above, as well as the weather issues in the spring.  What's been discussed is moving back 1 week in 2010, 2 weeks in 2011 and 3 weeks in 2012.  (As an aside, the Legion program is planning to shorten their season by 1 week to be more accommodating to the fall high school sports.)  The Baseball Coaches are opposed to this proposal as the Legion programs would be virtually eliminated (very little time left for them), and thus the baseball players' ability to develop as baseball players with 18 or 20 games per year (versus 50+ combined high school and summer schedules today) would be significantly reduced.  The Legion and other summer programs (Senior Babe Ruth, VFW, etc) are important to the development of baseball skills for high school students, and they are fun for the students.  If the high school game limit were increased significantly once school was over, such that it would be more like the Legion schedule, then this argument goes away.  All of the coaches present said they would continue to coach if this proposal was enacted; the guess is that some of the assistant coaches might not be interested in coaching. 

   ** The MSHSL is discussing some modifications to the summer waiver provisions that allow high school coaches to work with their athletes in the summer.  A blackout period was discussed, but appears to be too difficult to work reasonably with all sports affected.  They may go to something like a number of contact days for each sport in the summer.


Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Ray Brooker Remembered

Monday afternoon we were informed that Ray Brooker passed away.  Funeral arrangements are being planned for Monday.  Ray volunteered significant time at Mounds View High School for 24 years. 

"If you didn't know Ray, you probably saw him here at Mounds View driving the John Deere Gator," said Mounds View AD Bob Madison.  "Ray loved Mounds View High School.  He sacrificed many hours making sure our students had what they needed after school.  Ray was an important part of our community and will be greatly missed.  Many of our events will not be the same without him.  We were lucky to have Ray as long as we did."

Ray is best known for his unbelievable contributions to the football team.  He also loved baseball; several years ago when there was a baseball field at Mounds View High School, Ray spent many hours working on the field and making sure the baseball players had what they needed.  In the spring of 2007, Ray and his friends constructed a batting cage behind the high school; it was invaluable the last couple of years to the Mounds View High School players and many others in the summer.

There are many Ray Brooker stories, of course.  One of my favorites is from former Mounds View Baseball Coach Chris Schwartz: "Our 2000 team was practicing at Midway Stadium in preparation for our appearance that year in the State Tournament.  During BP on the field, all of a sudden I notice Ray out in the infield kneeling down in various spots and digging his fingers into the infield dirt, seemingly oblivious to the baseballs flying all over the field.  I guess when you're a WWII veteran, a few baseballs screaming by are no big deal, and I just assumed maybe Ray had finally lost it.  The next day, I learned what he was doing - Ray spent the entire day grooming the MVHS field's infield dirt to be exactly the same as Midway's - thus, we would practice that day at MVHS on an infield exactly like that which we would be playing on at Midway Stadium in the state tournament."

Ray was one of those "greatest generation" people that served in WWII; many Mounds View students have heard how he lost his finger...  He was very active in the VFW organization; including serving as Commander of the New Brighton VFW.  One of my favorite quotes is, 'Give of your gifts for free and expect nothing in return.'  That pretty much defined Ray Brooker. 

Coach Downey

Ray Brooker  - MVHS Football Web Site Information and FSN Interview


Friday, October 10, 2008

Baseball Participation High Nationally and State-Wide

 

For the 19th consecutive year, the number of students participating in high school athletics increased nationally.  Participation for the 2007/2008 school year was 7.4 million.  Nationally, Baseball is offered at 15,720 schools (3rd largest of all boys sports) with 478,029 participants (4th largest of all boys sports).  In Minnesota, 438 of the 489 member schools offer baseball, with 15,206 participants.  This is an increase from the 2006/2007 school year where there were 431 schools that offered baseball and 14,078 participants.


Monday, September 29, 2008

2009 Season Schedule Information

Information about the 2009 season can be found in a letter from Coach Downey to parents - see the link below.

2009 Season Schedule Information


Wednesday, September 24, 2008

2009 Pre-Season Training From Pitch 2 Pitch

Pitch 2 Pitch will be providing a pre-season training program on Sunday evenings from January 4 - March 8 for Mounds View High School students(Grades 9-12).  This program is designed by Pitch 2 Pitch as preparation for the high school season, but it is not designed nor run by the high school coaches.  The Tuesday and Thursday evening Captains practices will also continue as in past years and begin on January 6th. 

Pitch 2 Pitch Pre-Season Training Flyer

Pitch 2 Pitch Website


  Tuesday, September 16, 2008

National Honor Society Induction Ceremony

Mounds View High School recently inducted 127 new members into the National Honor Society (NHS).  NHS members must maintain a 10.75 GPA (12 point scale) and exhibit Leadership, Service and Character.  Congratulations to the baseball players among those inducted!

Jeff Anderson

Tony Gazich

Andy Osborne

Nick Peterson

TJ Scheele

Matt Stoltman


Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Bert Blyleven to speak at annual Diamond Club Dinner

Bert Blyleven will be the featured speaker at this winter's Diamond Club fundraising dinner and silent auction.  The date for this year's event is Sunday, January 25th.  Last year's event with Rod Carew was very successful, and the Diamond Club expects this year's event to be equally entertaining and successful.  The Diamond Club is currently working on the details for this event.

2009 Diamond Club Dinner Information Flyer


Monday, September 8, 2008

2008 Grads Off To School

The 2008 graduates are now off to their new endeavors. We wish them well!

Nick Barkve - Luther College

David Bothwell - University of Wisconsin

Cam Dickison - Univeristy of Minnesota Duluth

Andy Gallagher - St. Thomas University

Matt Harris - Century College

Andy Kurkowski - Hibbing Community College

Ross LaDuke - University of Minnesota - Duluth

Justin Moline - Moody Bible Institute

Paul Myers - University of Minnesota - Crookston

Dan Reichert - St. Thomas University

Chris Szymanski - Oklahoma State University

Anthony Tallarico - Anoka-Ramsey Community College

Phil Wessberg - Bethany Lutheran

Chris Wise - University of Iowa


Friday, August 22, 2008

New Baseball Field Construction Completed

The District construction of the field is complete. The field looks great! Additional components such as bleachers and a scoreboard will be provided through fundraising efforts. A Fundraising Committee has been formed and is being led by Dave Stacy. More information on this will be forthcoming this fall.

Additional Field Construction Pictures


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