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PAUL OSEGUERA (2002) HAS BEEN INVITED BACK TO JAPAN FOR 2014
Paul Oseguera (2002) continues his professional baseball career with an invitation to return to Japan for the 2014 Spring camp with the Fukuoka Softbank Hawks, one of 12 Professional teams in Japan, which is homed in the Kyushu area of Japan.
Paul, after UCLA, spent five years in the San Francisco Giant minor league organization, three seasons with the North East Independent League, and in 2013 he signed with a Mexican league team. He made the All-Star team and had n 8-7 record with a 3.00 ERA when in July of 2013 he signed with the Fukuoka Softbank Hawks for the balance of their 2013 season.
On June 6, 2013, Michael Swanner (Class of 2010) was drafted in the 16th round by the Atlanta Braves. Michael is a junior at Pepperdine University.
On June 6, 2013, Garrett Hughes (2009) was drafted in the 19th round by the San Francisco Giants. Garrett is a redshirt Junior at Stanford University.
On June 6, 2013, Danny Bethea (2008) was drafted by the Boston Red Sox.
On June 6, 2013, Garrett Smith (2008) was drafted by the Cleveland Indians.
2003 Mavericks Go Down as One of the Best
Read the article on Calhisports.com
http://www.calhisports.com/2013/06/12/all-time-best-baseball-teams-1-12/
PLAYER YR SCHOOL
Jason Hill 1997 Pt. Loma Nazarane
David Ebright 1997 Palomar/Univ of Utah
David Suor 1997 Pacific Univ.
Chad Addison 1998 UC San Diego
Paul Jacinto 1998 BYU
Victor Yoshida 1998 Palomar/Cal Poly Pom.
Mike Oseguera 1999 Univ. of San Diego
Garrett Colburn 1999 Chico State
Dustin Davis 1999 USC/Palomar/Pt.Loma
Carlos Balderas 1999 Palomar
Paul Macaluso 2000 Long Beach State
Blake Read 2000 Cal. Berkeley
Jimmy Webber 2000 Palomar
Jesse Schmidt 2000 Sacramento State/Palomar
Anthony Schroth 2000 Santa Barbara CC
Adam Bierman 2000 Brandeis
Eric Stewart 2001 William Penn
Anthony Alvarez 2002 William Penn
Lance Altshuler 2002 L.A. Mission CC
Jackson Chapelone 2002 Cal State San Marcos, SD CC
Paul Oseguera 2002 UCLA
Matt Ryan 2002 Sonoma State
Casey Sterk 2002 Wake Forrest
Will Stoffel 2002 Santa Barbara City
Pete Bethea 2003 St Mary's University
Joey Burke 2003 Chico St/Palomar
Drew Logan 2003 Palomar
Andrew Nacario 2003 Dartmouth
Nick Burke 2004 UC San Diego/Palomar
Scott Clement 2004 CS San Marcos/UC San Diego/Palomar
Michael Kenney 2004 Loyola Marymount
Doug Konoske 2004 Pepperdine
Kevin Patterson 2004 Palomar/Grossmont
Mike Scharbarth 2004 UC San Diego
Russ Lowell 2005 Loyola Marymount/Long Beach State
Brett StAmour 2005 San Diego Mesa CC
Nick Signaigo 2005 San Diego City CC
Michael Cruz 2006 Palomar, Cal State Dominguez Hills
Jimmy Pierce 2006 Palomar
Jack Davidson 2007 Palomar
Grant Allgire 2007 San Diego State
Chris Brookey 2007 N.Carol.at Ashville/Southwestern Col/UC San Diego
Mike Oman 2007 Simpson Univ
Sean Soto 2007 Univ. of Hawaii
Tim Perreira 2007 Southwestern College, Sonoma State
Danny Bethea 2008 St Johns Univ., N.Y.; College of the Canyons, Az; Palomar
Brandyn DelGado 2008 Calif. Lutheran
Garrett Smith 2008 Calif. Lutheran
Zach Gage 2008 Palomar College
Garrett Hughes 2009 Stanford
Parker Johnson 2009 Williamette,Or
Mitch Tybroski 2009 Palomar College, West Texas A&M
Chris Doyle 2009 Grossmont College
Jacob Rafaele 2009 Grossmont College
Max MacNab 2010 Univ of San Diego
Michael Swanner 2010 Pepperdine University
Matt Hall 2011 Cornell
Trent Swart 2011 Duke
Zach Tieger 2011 Cal State San Marcos
Ryan Healy 2012 Linfield College
Andrew Hinkle 2012 Univ of Calif at San Diego
Drew Krassny 2012 Air Force Academy
Danny Martin 2012 Azusa Pacific
Jake Schulz 2012 Univ of Calif-Berkeley
Evan Shrieber 2012 Northwestern
Shayne Davern 2013 Air Force (Football)
Carter Johnson 2013 San Jose St.
Kyle Sachrison 2013 New Mexico St.
Andrew Solomon 2013 USD
Anthony Balderas 2013 Palomar C.C
Ryan Casper 2015 Pt Loma Nazarene
Ethan Abrams 2015 Columbia
Ryan McClure 2015 Orange Coast
Patrick MacNabb 2015 Orange Coast
Shane Potter 2015 Central Arizona
The Mavericks traveled to Granite Hills today to play in a CIF Semi-Finals game. The stakes were high: the winner advances to the Championship Game, and the loser would go home.
Granite Hills threw their left handed ace and he dominated the Mav hitters. LCC could not score in the first 2 innings, but Granite Hills scored 1 in the 2nd and another in the 3rd to go up 2 nothing. LCC got on the board in the 4th when Balderas jacked a homerun, to bring LCC to within 1 run. The Eagles then added another run in the 5th and the Mavs could not match it so the game ended with a final score of Granite Hills 3, LCC 1. The Maverick hitters could only manage 3 hits the whole game against some very tough pitching.
LCC ends the season with a final record of 23-12, with a 3rd place finish in the CIF Open Division Playoffs.
Granite Hills will play Rancho Bernardo in the Open Division Championship Game.
Closing comments..... This thing that is called high school baseball is more than a game. For us it was a destination and a 12 year journey. The journey started with T-ball and progressed to live pitching, “travel ball”, lots of great games, some really bad games, and memories of playing on fields all around San Diego, Southern California and surrounding states. There were times when our kids were team mates and occasionally times where we were enemies / opponents. Some kids played Little League, others played Pony, and others came from other backgrounds - but when they arrived at LCC they all played together as Mavericks. For years we talked about “high school ball”, we took private lessons, bought expensive gloves and bats, and did whatever it took to make sure our kids were ready for high school ball. We pushed our kids and eventually we watched them take over and drive themselves to get better. It was a great journey and the destination was even better than we had planned for. So we here we are. It’s over. I am sad but I also feel very lucky to have spent so many hundreds of hours pursuing high school ball. I already miss it. Signing out. - Anonymous Parent Author
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