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Mavs Walk It Off on Senior Night- May Plates Wallace
Mavs win 6-5 in extra innings on a walk off double by Dylan May to score Rob Wallace in the bottom of the 9th. A fun night at the ballpark with all 11 seniors being recognized pre game. Included below is the pre game script from the evening.
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We would like to take this time to recognize a group of 11 seniors- 2 managers and 9 players who have a combined 52 seasons devoted to the St. John’s Baseball program from Middle School through High School. Each Maverick will be missed greatly next year and beyond.
Camille Dawson
Has spent 2 seasons managing for the Mavericks. She is appreciated by the players and coaches in many ways. A true “utility manager” Camille shows her devotion to the team by preparing tasty treats, filming games, keeping pitch charts, playing music, traveling to away games and more. We are very glad that Camille has been a part of the program for the past two years. We wish her will next year and thank her parents Cole and Carla for allowing her to help out with our teams.
Marissa Murillo
Has spent 4 seasons managing for the Mavericks at both the JV and Varsity level. She is very knowledgeable about the game, very helpful, devoted to the team, prepares great desserts and treats, travels to the away games, and is always willing to help the team anyway she can- always with a smile on her face. We truly appreciate Marissa’s help and support for the past four years and thank her parents Laura and Luis for allowing her to help our program.
Harrison Black
Has played 3 seasons of baseball for the Mavericks. Harrison has helped the program as a pitcher and outfielder throughout his career. His teammates describe “HB” as a funny guy, one who is there for his teammates, and having a serious mindset. Harrison’s favorite memory of St. John’s Baseball was hitting a ground rule double during our spring break trip to Florida which broke up a perfect game against St. Cloud HS. We appreciate Harrison’s time in the baseball program and the support of his parents Chris and Julie.
Charles Britton
Has played 6 seasons of baseball for the Mavericks. Charles has helped the red and black as an infielder, an outfielder, a catcher, and a pitcher. He has appeared in 40 varsity games and recorded 22 hits to date. His teammates and coaches describe him as having a positive attitude, a player who enjoys the game, and one who makes the team’s success a priority. He is also the conference leader in nicknames. One of his favorite memories was this year’s comeback win vs. John Cooper. We have enjoyed coaching Charles and having him in the program for the past 6 years. We also appreciate the support of his parents John and Martha.
Jake Greenberg
Has played 6 seasons of baseball for the Mavericks. Jake has helped the program as an outfielder, a baserunner, and a great teammate. His teammates describe him as a “chatter king”, a great baserunner, a guy who plays the right way, and helps with his role anyway possible. Jake’s favorite memory comes from this season when he scored a big run against Spring Woods HS. He was running fast and hard …. And actually ran right through Coach Riley’s stop sign! We are glad to have had Jake as a Maverick baseball player for the past 6 years. And, we appreciate the support of his parents, Gary and Cindy.
Daniel Perrier
Has played 6 seasons of baseball for the Mavericks. He has helped the program as an infielder and as a designated hitter. Daniel has played in 35 varsity games, scored 22 runs, and recorded 17 hits to date. He has played through sickness and injury throughout his career and has shown his true love for his team and the game. His teammates describe him as “the team DJ”, having a great sense of humor, passionate, hardworking, and one who helps the team in many ways. One of Daniel’s favorite memories on the diamond was going 3 for 4 last year vs. John Cooper to help secure a win and a better spot for the SPC Tournament. We are glad Daniel has been a part of the Maverick Baseball Family for the past 6 years, and we appreciate the support of his parents, Dan and Nancy.
Harrison Ray
Has played 6 seasons of baseball for the Mavericks. Harrison has helped the program as a 1st Baseman and Pitcher. He is another player who has battled back from injuries and we are proud of him for that. His big frame has been a comfort for infielders to throw to throughout his career at 1st Base. His teammates describe him as the “chatter prince”, knowledgeable about the game, resilient, and one who helps keep his teammates in the game.
His favorite memory was during his junior year when Coach Baker passionately stood up and defended his players during a game against Second Baptist. We are glad to have Harrison on the diamond with us for the past 6 years. We also appreciate the support of his parents, Robert and Sarah.
Rob Wallace
Has played 6 seasons of baseball for the Mavericks. Rob has helped the program as an infielder, pitcher, and hitter. He has played a great 3rd base throughout his career. Rob has played in 54 varsity games, scored 23 runs, and logged 23 hits. His teammates and coaches describe him as competitive, all around great guy, dependable, athletic, loves to show off his vertical, and “Vidal Sasoooon”. His favorite memory was this season’s come from behind win when he led off the top of the 7th inning rally with a base knock. This was a huge at bat for the team and helped propel us to victory. We are really going to miss Rob and his parents John aka the “Grill Master” and Allison.
Ryan Williamson
Has played 4 seasons of baseball for the Mavericks. Ryan has helped the program as a pitcher, infielder, and outfielder. His teammates describe him is “Ry Guy, My Guy”, one who prepares well, and a great teammate.
His favorite memory of St. John’s baseball was this year during our game vs. St. Pius- he loved the way his teammate stood up for his catcher after a collision play and then the big strikeout to end the inning. A very exciting memory. We are glad to have had Ryan in our program for the past four years and wish him well next year and beyond. We also appreciate the support of his parents- Tom and Jody.
Joe Gobillot
Has played 4 seasons of baseball for the Mavericks- all on the varsity team. Joe has helped the team as a pitcher, hitter, 1st Baseman, DH, and co-captain for the past two seasons. He has played in 72 career varsity games, recorded 44 hits including 3 home runs and 13 doubles while driving in 37 career runs. On the mound, Joe has thrown 68 innings and struck out 95 hitters. His teammates describe him as passionate, competitive, one who stands up for his teammates, talented, and a flamethrower. Joe’s favorite memory from his career was beating Kinkaid during his freshmen season to advance to the SPC tournament. We are so glad to have had Joe in the Maverick baseball program the past 4 years. We will miss both him and his parents Ted and Lori.
Peter Stone
Has played 5 seasons of baseball for the Mavericks, four of those for the varsity team. Peter has helped the team in many ways- as a pitcher, hitter, infielder, and co-captain this year. Throughout his career, he has played in 93 games, recorded 64 hits, scored 49 runs, and knocked in 59 runs. On the mound Peter has logged 126 innings, won 10 games, and struck out 109 hitters including 43 this year alone. His teammates describe him as the grittiest player, a leader by example, clutch, and dependable. One of his favorite memories of his career was beating Houston Christian this year for the first time since they joined SPC. It was a great team win. Stone closed out the game and had two hits and the team battled throughout the entire game. We will really miss Peter next year along with the support of his parents Wesley and Carolyn.
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