Baseball Program 2014

A Message From

Susan Faessel

President of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim

Welcome to the 47th Annual Orange County High School All-Star
North vs. South Baseball Game sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of
Greater Anaheim (KCGA). This game contains the cream of the crop
of senior high school baseball players from throughout Orange County and has produced a
number of professional Major League Baseball players throughout the years.

I want to thank all those who make this game possible; from the players and coaches
themselves, to the many volunteers, sponsors, advertisers and in-kind donors who give their
time, effort, money and other resources needed to make this game go off without a hitch. I also
want to acknowledge and thank the parents of the players for their years of support and
encouragement to get them to where they are today.

Many of you may have heard of Kiwanis as a community service organization. I am proud to
say that KCGA is one of the most active within Orange County. KCGA, is “dedicated to
improving the world, one child and community at a time.” KCGA does this through Service
Leadership Programs at local elementary (K-Kids), junior high (Builders Clubs) and high
schools (Key Clubs) that perform community service and raise funds for Kiwanis causes.

KCGA provides over $25,000 annually in scholarships to high school seniors. KCGA
provides money and services to over 25 community non-profit organizations and activities; such
as the Anaheim Public Library, the Anaheim Arts Council, the Anaheim Fall Festival, the
Anaheim Children’s Festival, the Orange County Family Justice Center, the Anaheim Family
YMCA and the Anaheim Boys and Girls Club. KCGA is also partnering with Kiwanis clubs
throughout the world in the Eliminate Project that will be raising $110 million to eliminate
maternal neo-natal tetanus in every county where it still exists.

You are invited to be our guest at one of our weekly Thursday morning meetings at 7:30 AM
at the Clarion Hotel. For more information, visit our website at Kiwanisclubofgreateranaheim.org.

On behalf of KCGA and our All-Star Baseball Game Chairman, Will Cornell, welcome to
Glover Stadium and enjoy this very special game.

Congratulations All-Stars

Susan Faessel, 2013-2014 President
Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim

Kiwanis Information Request Form

For more information on Kiwanis please complete this information request form and give it to a Kiwanian here this evening, or mail
to Kiwanis Club, Box 53, Anaheim, CA 92815. Or call 714-307-5954. WEB site: http://www.greateranaheimkiwanis.org

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OFFICIAL KIWANIS ALL-STAR SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
GAME PROGRAM - 2014
Gates Open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:00
TABLE OF CONTENTS Outfield Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . North 5:20 / South 6:00
Opening Ceremonies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:40
Page
A Message from President Susan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Presentation of Miss Kiwanis &
Schedule of Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Orange County Youth Baseball Award
All-Star Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
All-Star Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Introduction of Players
Miss Kiwanis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 National Anthem performed by Daisy Dorado
Outstanding Player Award for 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Play Ball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00
Most Hustling Award for 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
North All-Star Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 North is Home Team
North All-Star Players . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 - 17 Presentation of Game Awards . . . . . . . . . . . Post Game
North All-Stars Scoring Sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
South All-Stars Scoring Sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 All-Star Game Officials
South All-Star Players . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 - 21
South All-Star Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Rules Interpreter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Irv & Scott Pickler
All-Star Game History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 - 11 Umpires - Plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marshall Fullbright III
Special Olympics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
Scholarship Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 1st Base . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barry Silverman
Spotlight on Key Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 2nd Base . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Don Winderman
3rd Base . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harvey Waldron

All-Star Game Committee

Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Will Cornell
Awards & Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Kieviet
Player Banquet . . . . . . . . Dr. June Glenn / Tom Kieviet
Ceremonies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Kieviet
Concessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. June Glenn
Tickets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. June Glenn
Photographer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Terry Reinbold
Press Relations . . . . Shirley McCracken / Dick Mosher
Stadium Ticket Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rich Smith
Game Program . . . . . . . . . . Will Cornell / Keith Rickey
Program Ad Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Will Cornell

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GREG FIRMAN

Congratulations. We are so proud of
your accomplishments, hard work
and dedication. Looking forward to
seeing you continue on your
journey.

Love, Mom, Dad and Matt.

Shaun Vetrovec THOMAS G. KIEVIET

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GAME RULES

1. Head coaches selected by Kiwanis Club of Greater 7. Balls and equipment to be supplied by the Kiwanis
Anaheim. Head coaches may not repeat in consecu- Club.
tive years.
8. Each team to have a maximum of two days of
2. Two assistant coaches, trainers and equipment men workouts.
selected by each Head Coach.
9. All players will participate in game.
3. Coaches of each Orange County High School invited 10. Pitchers may pitch no more than three innings during
to nominate three players to the teams.
the first nine innings.
4. 24 players for each team selected by respective All 11. After the first nine innings, any player may re-enter
Star coaching staffs.
the game.
5. No more than two players from any one school except 12. National Alliance of Baseball rules in effect. Starter
coach has one "bonus" pick which may be used to
select third players from one school. replaced by substitute may re-enter in original spot
in batting order.
6. Each player to use his school uniform, bat and glove.

The voice you hear – Dr. John Dahlem

Announcing the All-Star Game tonight for the 34th straight year is
Dr. John Dahlem, retired Principal of Loara, Kennedy and Western
High Schools. John is a decorated veteran of Vietnam. Dr. Dahlem is a
National, State of California and Orange County member of the
Wrestling Hall of Fame. He was the National Wrestling Coach of the
Year in 1979. John is the Past President of the CIF Southern Section
and is currently writing a history of the CIF-SS which can be found on
their web page. He keeps active in the wrestling community by
conducting clinics, writing articles and participating on numerous
committees. Along with announcing this game, Dr. Dahlem also has
helped announce the California State CIF Track and Field Finals.

John resides in Huntington Beach with his beautiful wife Sioux, the
retired Principal of the Braille Institute. They have two sons, both of
whom graduated from Stanford with graduate degrees from Harvard
and UCLA. John is an avid mountain climber who has climbed all 7 of
the Seven Summits including reaching the summit of Mt. Everest in
May 2010; the second oldest American and the oldest Father-Son
combination to ever stand atop the world. John loves trivia .. so be
prepared tonight to test your memory on trivia questions from the press
box!

All-Star Player’s Banquet

From the very beginning, the special evening meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim was devoted to
the recognition of the twenty-four All-Star players and three Coaches of both the North and South Teams and of
course, the Umpires.

The KCGA presents each player with an 8x10 color photograph of his team, an All-Star T-shirt, a Certificate of
Participation, and if he’s lucky, a hug from Miss Kiwanis All-Star.

One of the highlights of the meeting is the recognition of parents, teachers, coaches and friends who helped the
players reach their goals both in sports and education.

This years All-Star Banquet was held at the Clarion Hotel on May 28th with 200 players, coaches, umpires,
parents and friends in attendance.

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Miss Kiwanis All-Star

STEPHANIE PETERSON

Stephanie Chiemi Peterson is a senior at Savanna
High School and will attend Brigham Young University,
Idaho seeking a teaching degree in Mathematics.

She is the Varsity water polo goalie and a member of
the Varsity Girls swim team. She was instrumental in
helping the Lady Rebels win two League Championships.

She received several District and School Awards for
excellence in both Academics and Athletics. A member of
Key Club for four years, she also dedicated countless
volunteer hours to her church and served in vital
leadership roles planning, teaching and participating with
the youth group,

Since giving service to others is truly what she enjoys
doing most, Stephanie is currently studying and
preparing to serve an eighteen month Mission for her
church.

She is delighted and honored to represent the Kiwanis
Club of Greater Anaheim as this year’s Miss Kiwanis All-
Star.

(Picture by Reinbold Gallery)

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ALL STAR GAME HISTORY

In many cases, the label "All Star Game" is a misnomer 1986 – South again 4-3. Series 10-9
hurriedly tacked on any post-season contest, but in the
matter of the annual Orange County High School Game, 1987 – North dominates 11-0. Series even
the term rings with veracity.
1988 – North again 9-7. Series N 11 S 10
Each of the past North-South games has seen the
cream of Orange County's baseball players display their 1989 – North wins 4-3. Series 12-10
collective talents.
1990 – South wins 9-8. Series 12-11
The games sponsor, the Kiwanis Club of Greater
Anaheim, again has gathered the finest group available 1991 – South again 8-4. Series even
and these graduating seniors will attempt to emulate their
peers of the past. 1992 – North wins 7-5. Series N 13 S12

THE RECORD 1993 – South wins 5-3. Series even

1968 – First game. South wins 3-2 1994 – South wins 8-3. Series S 14-N 13

1969 – South wins 5-3. Series 2-0 1995 – South wins 15-13 & leads the series 15-13
Bert Blyleven and Alan Bannister
join the major leagues. 1996 – South wins again 15-7. Series 16-13

1970 – South wins 2-0. Series at 3-0 1997 – North wins 5-1. Series at 16-14

1971 – North wins 3-1. Series now 3-1 1998 – South prevails 14-13. Series 17-14

1972 – North wins 15-7 Series at 3-2 1999 – North fights back 11-10. Series at 17-15
Don Asse and Gary Carter join the majors.
2000 – South wins 6-5. Series now 18-15
1973 – North wins again 6-1. Series at 3-3
Mike Champion and Matt Keough 2001 – North wins 15-3. Series 18-16
become major leaguers.
2002 – North wins 4-3. Series 18-17
1974 – South wins 8-3. Series at 4-3
2003 – South 6-5. Series 19-17
1975 – North takes the game. Series at 4-4
Tim Flannery, Tim Wallach and Marty Castillo 2004 – Soouth 14-13. series 20-17
will join the majors.
2005 – South 10-6. Series 21-17
1976 – North wins 5-1. Leads series 5-4
Dan Petry joins the majors. 2006 – North breaks the South's winning streak by
defeating them in an exciting 11 inning game 10-8.
1977 – North wins again 11-0. Series at 6-4 The MVP was Grant Green of Canyon High and Ryan
Aguayo of Servite High was named the Most
1978 – South fights back 7-6. Series at 6-5 Hustling Player.
Mike Witt joins the Yankees The series is now at 21 South - 18 North!

1979 – North wins 7-1. Series N 7- S 5 2007 – The South wins again and now leads the North
22-18. South's Adam Kordich hit the only grand slam
1980 – North wins 4-3. Series at 8-5 with 2 out in the 4th inning. He was the game MVP
and Freddie Freeman of El Modena was named the
1981 – South prevails 13-12. Series now 8-6 Most Hustling Player
Lenny Dykstra joins the majors
2008 – This year the tables turned and the North took
1982 – South wins 7-6. Series at 8-7 an early lead and beat the South 5-1. The game MVP
was Valencia's Adam Bartczak. The Most Hustling
1983 – South wins again 4-3. Series even Player was Tyler Rahmatulla of Mater Dei. He drove
in the South's only run with a triple. South still leads
1984 – North strikes back 10-2. Series N 9 S 8 the series 22-19.

1985 – South wins 8-3. Series even again

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ALL STAR GAME HISTORY

2009 – The South dominated the game in a 9-0 victory over All Star players drafted into the major leagues and the
the North in the 42nd Annual game. Eric Ehlow took home year they played in the Kiwanis Club or Greater
the MVP Award and Beau Amaral was named the Most Anaheim's Orange County High School All-Star
Husling Player. North coach Steve Gullotti coached his last Baseball Game!
game after 28 years. South extends its lead to 23-19.
Randy Jones – 1969 San Diego Padres
2010 – The North took an early lead and went on to beat Bert Blyleven – 1969 Minn. Twins
the South 5-1. The South's lead in the 43-game series was Alan Bannister – 1969 White Sox
trimmed to 23 - 20. Robert Chavarria of Marina High was Gary Carter – 1972 Mets
the game's Most Outstanding Player and Mater Dei's Cory Don Aase – 1972 Baltimore
Hahn won the game's Hustle Award. He also was signed by Mike Champion – 1973
the San Diego Padres. Matt Keough – 1973
Tim Flannery – 1975 Padres
2011 – The game was tied early on 1-1 and then the Tim Wallach – 1975 Montreal Expos
South's Eric Snyder smacked a homer with bases loaded. Marty Castillo – 1975
A solo shot of over 400 feet and a three run shot in the Dan Petry – 1976 Angels
eighth won him the MVP award. The North fought back with Mike Witt – 1978 Yankees
four runs in the fourth, helped by an RBI single from Blake Bryan Hoppie – 1980 Phillies
Hitchcock who took the Most Hustling Player award still Lenny Dykstra – 1981 Phillies
wasn't enough to over come the dominance of the South. Aaron Boone – 1991 Cincinnati Reds
The series in now 24 South - 20 North. Gerald Laird – 1998 Texas Rangers
John Hudgins – 2000 Texas Rangers
2012 – Beckman's Zack Rivera led off the game with a Kyle Mura – 2002 St. Louis Cardinals
home run and the South added 2 more runs in the 1st Taylor Holiday – 2003 NY Yankees
inning. A 5 run 5th inning pushed the South lead to 8-0. The Clark Harman – 2007 Chicago Cubs
North fought back but only scored few before the end of the Paul Strong – 2009 (selected, but drafted before game)
game. South wins 10-4 to lead the series 25-20. Cory Hahn – 2010 San Diego Padres
James Kaprielian – 2012 Seattle Mariners
2013 – This was the year for the North! The 5th inning was Ty Moore – 2012 New York Yankees
the big one for the North, It sent 9 batters to the plate and Kyle Twomey – 2012 Oakland A's
scored 5 runs. They added 1 run in the 6th and 2 in the 8th. Timmy Robinson – 2012 Minnesota Twins
The South scored all of its runs in the th inning, but the
North added another run in the 9th making it 9-3 and the
win. South leads Series 25-21.

Congratulations to
2014 All Stars

RICH and CHRIS SMITH
Mission Viejo

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The 47th Annual Kiwanis
Orange County

Youth Baseball Award
“Dennis Kuhl”

Dennis Kuhl joined the Angels in November 2003 as the Angels
seventh President before being promoted to the team Chairman in
November 2009. Kuhl continues to oversee administration, along with a
renewed effort in the area of Civic Affairs and Community Outreach.

Under his leadership, the Angels have shown tremendous growth and advancement in
sponsorship, nationwide expansion and marketing of the Angels brand, an upsurge in attendance
(the Angels have topped the 3 million plateau for 11 straight seasons) and increased revenue
through television and radio partnerships. He also played a key role with Major League Baseball
when the Angels hosted the 2010 All-Star Game.

Mr. Kuhl is actively involved with several Southern California charities. He is President of the
“Light the Night” Event which supports Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and is a founding board
member of the Pacific Club IMPACT Foundation/Lott trophy. He works with the Susan G. Komen
for the cure serving as a member of the OC affiliate’s Board of Directors and is one of their “Pink
Tie Guys” which is a select group of advocates speaking out to find a cure for breast cancer. He’s a
member of the Board of Governors at Chapman University; the Los Angeles Sports Council; Boys
and Girls Club of Anaheim, Newport Sports Museum; One Mission Foundation; Children’s
Education Foundation of OC; Tiger Woods Foundation; Advisory Board for the Irvine Public School
Foundation and is on the Board of Directors for the Angels Baseball Foundation.

Dennis is a Boonton, NJ native and graduated from the University of Arizona in 1970 with a
degree in Business Administration. He was named “Business Man of the Year” in 2009 by the
Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. He currently resides in Newport Beach.

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—1980— Congratulations Cameron
Bishop, we are so proud

of you! There is no
substitute for hard work,

you earned this honor.

Love, Mom, Dad,
Alexandra & Grant.

Congratulations Ryan Alsworth

Your family is very proud of all
you have accomplished and are
excited about seeing you play at

the next level.

Love, Mom, Dad and Melina

Brandon Gonzalez

Congratulations honey. The family
is so proud of you. We are looking
forward to seeing you play in this

All Star Game.

Love, Mom, Grandpa and your
whole family.

Congratulations
Jacob Nix!

We are so proud of your
accomplishments, continuous
hard work and dedication and
cannot wait to see what the future

holds for you! We love you!
Love, Mom & Daniel

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STARS OF THE STARS

OUTSTANDING PLAYER AWARD

A Special feature of the Kiwanis Baseball Game is the Outstanding Player Award, presented each year at
the conclusion of the game. This beautiful trophy is awarded by a vote of the sportswriters covering the game,
to the one player judged to have made the greatest contribution to his team’s performance, win or lose, and
who displayed those quantities of sportsmanship and competitive spirit which exemplify the All Star ideal.

1968 - Tom Fitzpatrick - Anaheim 1991 - Bret Osborn - La Quinta David Fletcher
1969 - Tom Heierle - Santigo 1992 - Scott Patton - Capistrano Valley Clifford C. Rothrock
1970 - Richard Vince - Loara 1993 - Alfredo Garcia - Buena Park Outstanding Player Award - 2013
1971 - Ron Bell - Sunny Hills 1994 - Jeff Bowman - Corona Del Mar
1972 - Tad Davis - Loara 1995 - Paul Day - Capistrano Valley Cypress
1973 - Jim Peterson - Sonora 1996 - Alex Vasquez - Westminster
1974 - Curt Etchandy - Santigo 1997 - Jeff Leuenberger - Canyon
1975 - Lance Gore - Katella 1998 - Gerald Laird - La Quinta
1976 - Doug Elliot - Fullerton 1999 - Tony Cappuccilli - Edison
1977 - David Evans - Western 2000 - John Clark - Fountain Valley
1978 - Dale Boucher - Costa Mesa 2001 - David Nicholson - Esperanza
1979 - Dave Baggott - Servite 2002 - Steve Kahn - Servite
1980 - Dave Castillo - Savanna 2003 - Daric Barton - Marina
1981 - Dave Tinoco - Katella 2004 - Adam Rodriquez - Marina
1982 - Bill Bean - Santa Ana 2005 - Justin Sellers - Marina
1983 - Larry Salaets - Pacifica 2006 - Grant Green - Canyon
1984 - Scot Sisk - Sonora 2007 - Adam Kordich - Dana Hills
1985 - Bobby DeJardin - Mater Dei 2008 - Adam Bartczak - Valencia
1986 - Bill Lasher - Dana Hills 2009 - Eric Ehlow - Dana Hills
1987 - Mike Case - Troy 2010 - Robert Chavarria - Marina
1988 - Matt Lipscomb - La Habra 2011 - Eric Snyder - Edison
1989 - Greg Hansell - Kennedy 2012 - Zack Rivera - Beckman
1990 - Bo Haley - El Toro 2013 - David Fletcher - Cypress

MOST HUSTLING PLAYER AWARD

This award recognizes a 100% effort on the field and at the plate. Immediately upon completion of tonight’s
game a vote by the sportswriters present will determine who is to receive this beautiful trophy. Announcements
and presentations of both of these trophies will take place at home plate immediately following the game.

Tyler Halleck 1968 - Lou Tennenini - Garden Grove 1991 - Aaron Boone - Villa Park
2013 - Most Hustling Player 1969 - Buddy Moen - Marina 1992 - Kyle Evans - Katella
1970 - Dave Maurer - Garden Grove 1993 - Dan Miller - Brea Olinda
Santa Margarita 1971 - Dave Campbell - Savanna 1994 - Geoff Wilson - Fountain Valley
1972 - Phil Randalls - Villa Park 1995 - Eric Valen - Canyon
1973 - Mark Carpenter - Los Alamitos 1996 - James Penner - Magnolia
1974 - Ray Reyes - Anaheim 1997 - Tom Nicholson - Esperanza
1975 - Tim Flannery - Anaheim 1998 - David Munoz - Esperanza
1976 - Ron Moore - Troy 1999 - Ben Francisco - Servite
1977 - Lance Brewer - Troy 2000 - Glenn Hedgreth - Edison
1978 - John Christensen - Troy 2001 - Sean Boatright - Trabuco Hills
1979 - Mike Vandenburg - Brea 2002 - Matt Cooper - Dana Hills
1980 - Steve Moses - Cypress 2003 - Jose Chavez - Anaheim
1981 - Lenny Dykstra - Garden Grove 2004 - Nathan Carl - Valencia
1982 - Joey Mackay - Villa Park 2005 - Bryce Stowell - La Habra
1983 - Rob Boitana - Mission Viejo 2006 - Ryan Aguayo - Servite
1984 - Gary Schoonover - Fnt. Valley 2007 - Freddie Freeman - El Modena
1985 - Don Snowden - Fountain Valley 2008 - Tyler Rahmatulla - Mater Dei
1986 - Robbie Katzaroff - Los Alamitos 2009 - Beau Amaral - Huntington Beach
1987 - Brent Boone - El Dorado 2010 - Cory Hahn - Mater Dei
1988 - Brian Criss - Servite 2011 - Blake Hitchcock - Ocean View
1989 - Steve Rath - Kennedy 2012 - Max Bethel - Pacifica
1990 - Ruben Hernandez - Orange 2013 - Tyler Halleck - Santa Margarita

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North All-Star Coaches

North Head Coach - Mike Caira
Pacifica High School

Coach Caira became Head Coach at Pacifica in 2007 and has guided
the Mariners to 122 career wins, with a record of 106-45 the past 5
years.They have won 2 Empire League Championships (2009, 2012) after
a 26 year absence and their 1st CIF-SS D-2 Championship in 2012. They
have not finished lower than 2nd place since 2009 and have made the
playoffs every year since. In 2011 the team won the American Legion
State Championship.

Coach Caira was the OC Register Coach of the Year, Pacific Coast
Coach of the Year, National HS Baseball Coaches Assoc. and the 2012
CIF D-2 Coach of the Year.

Coach Caira played baseball at Fullerton College and was an All
Orange Empire Conference Selection. He played 2 seasons at Chapman
University where he led the Panthers to 2 consecutive College World
Series appearances. After graduating from Chapman he coached at the
collegiate level for 2 years before moving to the high school ranks for the
last 12 seasons.

Coach Caira lives in Huntington Beach with wife Sara, and their 2
sons, Mikey (11), Nolan (8) and daughter Kendall (5).

North Asst. Coach - Dave Lappin
Loara High School

Coach Lappin is in his 22nd year as head of the Loara baseball program.
With over 250 victories, he is the most winning coach in Loara history. A 1983
Loara graduate, he was a 3 year starter for Scott Pickler (currently Cypress
College coach) and he was a member of the 1983 CIF Championship team. He
was also named the Athlete and Scholar/ Athlete of the year his senior year.

Coach Lappin continued his playing days at the University of California
Berkerley where he earned a degree in Social Science.

Coach Lappin currently teaches World History at Loara and resides in
Anaheim with his wonderful wife of 26 years. They have four children, Alli-24,
Kendra-18, Callen-16 and Jake-12.

North Asst. Coach - Matt Stine
Yorba Linda High School

Coach Stine, AKA "Lager", begins his 38th year of coaching baseball and his
5th year as Head Baseball Coach at Yorba Linda High. His other 33 years he
coached at El Dorado High, Anaheim High, Fullerton College and Chapman
Uiversity.

He was an assistant coach with the 1999 CIF Championship team at El
Dorado and was Head Coach in 2001 and led the team to a CIF Championship.

Coach Stine is the Department Chair for Special Education at Yorba Linda
High. He received his BS degree in Movement and Exercise Science from
Chapman U and a MS degree in Education from CSU at Fullerton.

Coach Stine lives in Placentia with his wife of 20 years, Gina and daughter,
Kyncee-15 and son, Rawleigh (R.J.)-11.

Photos by Reinbold Gallery

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NORTH ALL STARS

Ryan Alsworth Cameron Bishop Eddie Carranza Shane Carrier

Servite Brea Olinda Garden Grove Canyon
Pitcher Pitcher/Outfield Pitcher/First Base Outfield

Aldaberto Carrillo Robbie Espinosa Greg Firman Taylor Franzman

Tustin Yorba Linda Canyon Pacifica
First Base Pitcher/Outfield
Shortstop Infield

Danny Garcia Chris Gilbody Brandon Gonzalez Tristan Hildebrandt

Century Pacifica Villa Park Esperanza
Pitcher
Catcher/Pitcher/Infield Outfield Shortstop

Photos by Reinbold Gallery

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NORTH ALL STARS

Nick Howard Zach Huarte Laine Huffman Kyle Kasser

Pacifica Servite Valencia Brea Olinda
Outfield/Catcher First Base Second Base Second Base

Landon Marshall Ryon Martinez Josh Morgan Jacob Nix

Marina Loara Orange Lutheran Los Alamitos
Catcher Pitcher/Outfield Shortstop Pitcher

Andrew Ramos Nathan Rodriguez Elijah Skipps Evan Sonny

Orange El Dorado Cypress Sonora
Catcher Catcher Outfield Pitcher

Photos by Reinbold Gallery 17

2014 North

PLAYER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 AB R H

North Roster

Ryan Alsworth Servite P Nick Howard Pacifica OF/C
Cameron Bishop Brea Olinda Servite 1B
Eddie Carranza Garden Grove P/OF Zack Huarte Valencia 2B
Shane Carrier Canyon Brea Olinda 2B
Aldaberto Carrillo Tustin P/1B Laine Huffman Marina C
Robbie Espinosa Yorba Linda Loara P/OF
Greg Firman Canyon OF Kyle Kasser Orange Lutheran SS
Taylor Franzman Pacifica Los Alamitos P
Danny Garcia Century SS Landon Marshall Orange C
Chris Gilbody Pacifica El Dorado C
Brandon Gonzalez Villa Park INF Ryon Martinez Cypress OF
Tristan Hildebrandt Esperanza Sonora P
1B Josh Morgan

P/OF Jacob Nix

P Andrew Ramos

C/P/INF Nathan Rodriguez

OF Elijah Skipps

SS Evan Sonny

Head Coach: Mike Caira Pacifica

Asst. Coach: Dave Lappin Loara

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2014 South

PLAYER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 AB R H

South Roster

Nick Abrahams Irvine High HP Dillon Miyashiro Santa Margarita RHP/C
Kent Burckle San Clemente RHP
Griffin Canning Santa Margarita SS/2B Joseph Najera Segerstrom INF
Parker Coss Capo V Christian RHP
Taylor Fajardo Capo V Christian RHP Daniel Patzlaff Fountain Valley RHP
Justin Fowler Aliso Niguel OF
Eric Fukuda Capo V Christian INF Louis Raymond Dana Hills RHP
Preston Grand Pre Laguna Beach RHP
Jake Hazard Beckman OF/C Parker Joe Robinson J.Serra RHP
Chad Jacob Woodbridge LHP
Jesse Kuet Huntington Beach SS Lorenzo Sanchez Segerstrom OF
Brock Lundquist Fountain Valley RHP
UTIL Shaun Vetrovec Newport Harbor

SS Charlie Vorsheck Mater Dei

CF Grant Wilhelm Laguna Beach

INF Chaz Williams St. Margarets

INF Jacob Wong Capo Valley

OF/C Stephen Young Mission Viejo

Head Coach: Clemente Bonilla Capo Valley Christian 19
Asst. Coach: Dave Bacani Santa Margarita Catholic
Asst. Coach: Erasmo Ramirez Segerstrom

SOUTH ALL STARS

Nick Abrahams Kent Burckle Griffin Canning Parker Coss

Irvine San Clemente Santa Margarita Capistrano Valley
Infield
LH Pitcher Shortstop/Second Base RH Pitcher

Taylor Fajardo Eric Fukuda Justin Fowler Preston Grand Pre

Capistrano Valley Capistrano Valley Aliso Niguel Laguna Beach
Outfield/Catcher Utility Shortstop Shortstop

Jake Hazard Chad Jacob Jesse Kuet Brock Lundquist

Beckman Woodbridge Huntington Beach Fountain Valley
Centerfield Infield Infield Outfield

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SOUTH ALL STARS

Dillon Miyashiro Joseph Najera Daniel Patzlaff Louis Raymond

Santa Margarita Segerstrom Fountain Valley Dana Hills
RH Pitcher/Catcher RH Pitcher Infield RH Pitcher

Parker Joe Robinson Lorenzo Sanchez Shaun Vetrovec Charlie Vorsheck

J. Serra Segerstrom Newport Harbor Mater Dei
RH Pitcher RH Pitcher
RH Pitcher Outfield

Grant Wilhelm Chaz Williams Jacob Wong Stephen Young

Laguna Beach St. Margarets Capistrano Valley Mission Viejo
RH Pitcher LH Pitcher Outfield RH Pitcher

Photos by Reinbold Gallery

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South All-Star Coaches

South Head Coach - Clememte Bonilla
Capistrano Valley High School

Coach Bonilla, Head Varsity Coach at Capistrano Valley Christian School
since 2007, his teams reached the playoffs in 6 of his 7 years there and they
made trips to the CIF Finals the last 2 seasons. San Joaquin League Champions
4 straight years since 2010, but only 2 times in the 30 years prior. Coach Bonilla
has been selected Coach of the Year 3 times by his peers. The Eagles have
produced 7 collegiate baseball players during his tenure, more than any other
“small school” in OC during the same period.

Coach Bonilla attended El Toro HS, was a stellar player, recruited by several
schools, but chose to attend Southeast Missouri State U where he helped 2
teams (2000 & 2002) win the most games is school history.

Coach Bonilla enjoyed a 5 year professional baseball career including time
with the Baltimore Orioles org. In his spare time he enjoys playing the piano and
watching movies with wife Vanessa. She teaches school in the Tustin district and
they live in San Clemente.

South Asst. Coach - David Bacani, Jr.
Santa Margarita High School

Coach Bacani, Head Coach for the 5th year, is focused on player development
in both athletics and academics with an emphasis on character and hard work.
During his tenure, 60% of the players have gone on to play college ball.

Coach Baconi attended Los Alamitos HS and was a standout football and
baseball player. He was named All-CIF, All-County and Sunset League Defensive
Player of the Year in football and was an All-League selection in baseball. He
enjoyed 6+ years in affiliated professional baseball and then was both a player and
player/coach with the OC Flyers baseball org. He was selected to 2 All-Star teams
while with the Flyers.

Coach Bacani enjoys golfing, watching movies and spending time with family
and friends. He lives in Ladera Ranch with wife Jamie and daughters, Maison 3
and Madden 6 mos.

South Asst. Coach - Eramso Ramirez
Segerstrom Fundamental High School

Coach Ramirez is in his 5th year as Head Varsity coach and guided the team to
the CIF playoffs the last 2 years including their first ever playoff win last season.
The team was also the Newport Elks Tournament champions in 2013. He is proud
of the fact that six members of the 2013 team are now playing college baseball.

Coach Ramirez is a native of Santa Ana and earned an athletic scholarship to
Cal State Northridge where he became one of the best collegiate pitchers in the
nation. In 1998 he was drafted by the San Francisco Giants and was later traded
to the Texas Rangers, where his major league debut resulted in a win against the
Toronto Blue Jays. Coach Ramirez ended his major league career in 2009.

Coach Ramirez lives in Santa Ana with wife, Veronica and their 3 daughters,
Liliana, Arianna, and Olivia.

Photos by Reinbold Gallery

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Congratulations Nick Howard,
Griffin Canning - congratulations on
making the OC All Star
We are so very proud of what you
have achieved with your hard work baseball game!

and dedication. Keep following We are very proud of you!
your heart! We know you will play well but most of
all, have fun and enjoy the experience.
Love Mom & Dad
We love you! Mom and Dad

Congratulations Congratulations
Robbie Espinosa - Kyle Kasser!

Your accomplishments reflect your We could not be more proud of you!
perseverance and dedication to the As always, we are anxious to watch
game. Keep competing and enjoy the you leave your whole heart on the
moment. We are proud to be your
field tonight and in the future.
biggest fans!
We love you, Mom and Dad COL 3:23
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The KCGA Scholarship Foundation

Presents: The 2014 Scholarship Recipients

Our annual scholarship awards presentation was held on Thursday April 24, 2014 at the Anaheim
Downtown Community Center. KCGA presented $25,500.00 worth of scholarship funds to outstanding
graduates of the Anaheim Union High School District of that lived in the city of Anaheim. The KCGA
scholarship foundation is supported with personal, business donations, estate gifts from our members and
generated by some of our fund raising activities. The KCGA Scholarship Foundation, over the past 48
years, has awarded over $495,500.00 in scholarship funds to some 383 Seniors. The KCGA Scholarship
Foundation is a taxexempt, non-profit corporation, founded in December 1965.We selected our deserving
recipients after a full day of interviews and are proud to present to you this list of winners for 2014!

The $500.00 winners are: Katella High School (KCGA Scholarship)
Catherine Atilano Katella High School (KCGA Scholarship)
Bianka Dominguez

The $1,000.00 winners are: Oxford Academy (KCGA Scholarship)
Paige Pickler Katella High School (KCGA Scholarship)
Alina Truong Kennedy High School (KCGA Scholsrship)
Mareva Maring Anaheim High School (KCGA Scholarship)
Alejanda Escobedo

The $1,500.00 winner is: Savanna High School (Clifford C. Rothrock Scholarship)
Stephanie Peterson

The $2,000.00 winners are: Savanna High School (KCGA Scholarship)
Julie Johnson Savanna High School (KCGA Scholarship)
Tamarah Vasrgas

The $3,000.00 winner is: Katella High School (William Spehn Scholarship)
Quyen Tran

The $4,000.00 winners are: Western High School (Dan & Linda Heil Scholarship)
Jenny Cavalios Western High School (Ralph C. Clark Scholarship)
Ana Chavez Servite High School (Paul & Shirley McCracken Scholarship)
Jacob Bryant

Our applicants continue to ‘raise the bar’ every year making our selection more difficult, but we love the
challenge. Congratulations to all of these fine students!

2014 KCGA Foundation Scholarship Recipients

Front Row (l to r) Ana Chavez, Alina Truong, Bianka Dominguez, Jenny Cevallos, and Alejandra Escobedo
Back Row (l to r) Catherine Atilano, Tamarah Vargas, Julie Johnson, Jacob Bryant, Mareva Maring, and Quyen Tran

Not pictured: Stephanie Peterson and Paige Pickler

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Key Club International

Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim Sponsors local Key Clubs

Key Club International is the largest co-educational high school service organization in our Nation and Internationally. A local Key Club must
be organized and continuously sponsored by a local Kiwanis Club. Key Clubs are self-governing and elect their own officers, determine their
service projects and fund-raisers and operate under the rules of the school administration. Key Club objectives include the objectives of
Kiwanis. Key Clubs are unique for their aim in the development of initiative, leadership ability and good citizenship practices of its members.
Each individual Key Club is a member of the International Organization with his or her own annual District, International programs and
conventions. Each Key Club's service activities are designed for their local high school and community needs.

The “Key” in Key Club stands for “Kiwanis Educating Youth”.
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim sponsors eight Key Clubs at Anaheim High School, Katella High School,
Loara High School, Rosary High School, Savanna High School, Servile High School, Fairmont High School and
Western High School.
Each Key Club meets once a week, on campus, with an Academic and Kiwanis advisor present who advise but the
students run the meetings and present projects which their board has approved. These leaders have been trained
and many have attended the yearly District Convention which alternates between Sacramento and Southern
California. KCGA’s Key Clubs are in Division 30 South of the California-Nevada-Hawaii District of Kiwanis
International.
Key Club’s Motto is “Caring Our Way of Life.” The members of the Key Club demonstrate this caring by raising
funds for various organizations with which they partner: with UNICEF for Project Eliminate to eliminate neo-natal
tetanus in 29 countries; just this year Key Clubs raised $150,000 for Pediatric Trauma Prevention; March of Dimes-
Key Club International began partnering with the March of Dimes in the 60's and continues to collect dimes in
hopes that someday children will be born free of birth defects; and Children's Miracle Network-this non-profit raises
money to benefit hospitalized kids.
KCGA Key Clubs volunteer in local events such as the Disney Half-Marathon, Relay for Life, the Anaheim
Children's Art Festival, the Anaheim Halloween Festival, the Kiwanis CHOC Carnival, and supports Kiwanis
projects such as this All Star Baseball Game; providing lunches for the Orange County Special Olympics; Light the
Night at Angel Stadium for the Leukemia/Lymphoma Society and our annual music festival/pancake breakfast in
December.
Key Club was founded in 1925 and the members continue to pledge to uphold the Objects of Key Club
International, to build their home, school, and community; to serve their nation and God; and to combat all forces
which tend to undermine these institutions.
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim is proud of its Key Clubs which inspire by their shining service and give
everyone faith that the future of this nation is in good hands.

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Congratulations Andy Ramos
in making this OC All-Star
Team!! - Extremely proud of
you…..play hard like you
always do….Love you, Mom,
Tina, Albert !

Congratulations Congratulations
Kent Burckle
Joseph Najera!
On all your achievements this year.
We are so proud of all of your Your hard work and perseverance
achievements, on the field and off the
have paid off and we are
field. You're a great person and very proud of you!
deserve all the best!
Love Mom and Dad
Love, Mom, Dad and Jacqueline

Zachary Huarte

Zack, We are so proud of you!
Congratulations!

Have fun and play hard.

Love, Mom, Dad, Luke and
Sophia

Congratulations Congratulations
Nick Abrahams! to the
2014
We're so proud of you, in
baseball as well as in life. All-Star Players
Enjoy this success as you enjoy
everything, with a huge smile!
Love, Mom, Dad & Samantha

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Congratulations Congratulations
Shane Carrier! Parker Coss.

We are so proud of all your Your selection to the team is well
achievements. Good luck in deserved, and we're so proud of
you. Play hard and have fun.
the game and keep on
pursuing your dreams! Love, Mom and Dad

Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations Chaz Congratulations
Williams on a great high Taylor Fajardo -
school career and your All
Star selection. We are very You are a blessing and we are so
proud of you and wish you proud of you. You are an
the best at Cal Lutheran.
amazing all around player.
Love, Mom, Dad and Bryn
We love you very much....
Dad, Mom and Kourtney

The Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim wants to thank the ROTC Honor Guard from Western High
School for providing the Honor Guard for tonight’s game. The Honor Guard is under the direction of
Col. Pierce, US Army (Ret.), and Richard W. Toliver, SFC, US Army (Ret.)

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The Kiwanis Club of Greater
Anaheim has participated in
the Special Olympics since it
began in Orange County in
the early seventies, thanks
to the efforts of Ralph “Pete”
Esten. Through 1997, Pete
“ran the show” for KCGA,
taking care of all the details
necessary for us to provide
free lunches to the
competitors, coaches and
counselors. 1,400 lunches
were served at the Special
Olympics Regional Games
held at Irvine High School. It’s
estimated, since the Kiwanis
Club of Greater Ahaheim
intiated this program, over
32,000 free lunches have
been provided.

At the 2012 Spring Games the Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim was awarded by Special Olympics Orange
County Southern California a “Life Time Achievement Award” honoring the Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim
for its efforts in providing lunches and support for the past 32 years. Our club’s support will continue by
supplying volunteers from our Club and the eight High School Key Clubs that we sponsor in lunch preparation.

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Congratulations Daniel Congratulations
Garcia - your family,
Laine Huffman!
coaches, and teammates are
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We know you will
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play well in the game. any more proud of you.
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Love Dad and Mom

ANAHEIM LEADERSHIP TEAM ASSOCIATION Congratulations Dillon
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your achievements.
Have fun!

You have earned this
opportunity.

Love, Mom and Dad

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Congratulations
Louis Raymond.

We are so proud of what you
have accomplished this year.
Your hard work and dedication
has really served you well. Best
of luck in the All-Star game!

Love, Mom and Dad

Shades of 35 years ago!

Congratulations
Parker Joe Robinson

and have FUN! Great Season!

Grandma Janet and
Grandpa Allan Bridgford

Congratulations Congratulations
Nathan Rodriguez! Elijah Skipps!

We are very proud of you and Remember to always do your
remember with God all best, and trust in God to
things are possible! do the rest!

Love, Mom, Dad and Seb We are so proud of you son!!

Love, Mom & Dad

Congratulations Christopher Congratulations

Gilbody - the family is proud Lorenzo Sanchez.

of all your achievements. We are very proud of you and all that
We know you will play you have achieved. Stay on this
well in the game. path and you will accomplish
Love, Moey and Papa anything you want.

Love, Mamma Maria and Dad

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Congrats Charlie Vorsheck on Congratulations
a great year and awesome Stephen Young -
high school career.
your family is proud of
Go get em at ND! all your achievements.
We know you will play
Mom, Dad and Tommy
well in the game.

Love, Mom, Dad & John

Congratulations Congratulations
Preston Grand Pre Landon Marshall.

We are so proud of all your You have worked hard to get here.
achievements on and off the field. We We are very proud of you!

know you will play well in the game. Go out and play hard and really
(The harder you work the luckier you get!) enjoy this moment in your life.

Love, Mom, Dad and Paulette. Love, Mom, Dad, and Nick

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