Another great player we had graduate this year. So proud of her growth in the last 4 years. Glad she got to go out with a bang, Region Defensive Player of the Year and District Player of the Year!
#6 Marcos Guerrero
Not an ounce of quit in him. Led by example everyday he took the field. Never scared to tell someone to pick it up if they weren't giving it their all. A unique player that could play all 9 positions on the field. Maximized every opportunity. Thank you, Marcos
#22 Josh Acosta
Would do anything for his teammates and coaches. Selfless guy who looks to pick up the people around him. Not too bad on the diamond either. Hit in the middle of the lineup last 2 years, providing some "light tower" power moments in big spots. Thank you, Josh.
#7 Emiliano Garcia
They came up with the term "gamer" for guys like this. 3 year varsity guy who chewed up a lot of innings on the bump. The bulk of those innings being high leverage situations. Wise beyond his years, his future is bright. Thank you, Emi.
#13 David Rodriguez
Relentless work ethic. Treats baseball as a craft. He enjoys learning the nuances of the game. Looked to follow up a solid junior year with an even better senior campaign. Good luck at Phoenix College next year, David. They're lucky to have you.
#21 Dylan Gunn
Probably the most consistent player in the program the last few years. Consistent in his work ethic, consistent in his belief, and consistent in his support of his teammates. Stepped up in a lot of different roles early in the season with pride. Thank you, Dylan.
#12 Brandon Maville
Poised to have a breakout year. Calm and collected behind the plate. 3 Year varsity guy. Passionate player that demanded the best from himself. Plans to pursue a degree in Sports Med at GCU. Thank you, Brandon.
#16 John Matthew Garcia
As loyal as they come. Holds himself to a high standard which in turn rubs off on the people around him. It'll be hard to forget all the contributions, seen and unseen, he has given the program the last 2 years. Thanks, John Matthew.
#8 Erik Larson
Energy, energy, energy. Erik showed up to the field (game or practice) with one goal in mind, to motivate the people around him. He believed anything was possible for himself and the team. Everyone responded when he'd get going. Thank you, Erik.
#1 Nolan Bradley
Never whined, never complained. Came to the field everyday with an energy and a focus at getting better. Represented Kellis Baseball in a great way around campus. He will be attending Honors College at GCU to pursue medicine. Thanks, Nolan.