Jesuit High School Marauders Baseball

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    The baseball program at Jesuit High School exists to provide the prospective student-athlete with a well-rounded high school experience. Athletics are an integral part of the overall educational philosophy at Jesuit High School. The diamond is no different from the classroom, the laboratory, or lecture hall. Baseball at the high school level is a learning experience- a chance to mature through self-discipline, competition, sportsmanship, achievement and failure. Success and failure are not necessarily quantified in terms of wins, league titles, or section championships. The valid measure of success is the realization of one's full potential by using his God-given abilities to their fullest. The truly enriching Jesuit baseball experience is one that will carry over into all other dimensions of development; academic, social, and spiritual.

2nd Annual Albie Swingin' for Life- March 6th, 2010

@ Sacramento City College 5:30 PM

On Saturday, March 6th Jesuit High School will partner with Albie Aware to host the 2nd Annual Albie Swingin' for Life Breast Cancer Awareness Game at Sacramento City College.  Elk Grove will play De La Salle of Concord at 2 PM & Jesuit will play Christian Brothers at 5:30.  Tickets are $8 for adults, $3 for students/children & free to any breast cancer survivors wearing pink.  It is a great afternoon of baseball and a tremendous way to raise awareness/money for a cause that has affected so many people in our respective communities.  Here is the link  http://www.albieaware.org/albie_swingin.html for information about sponsorship opportunities for the game (there will be a page in the program to honor a family member, friend or co-worker that has battled breast cancer, or 1/2 inning memorials-where each 1/2 inning will be played in support/memory of someone).  Please feel free to contact Albie Aware if you have any questions, and we hope to see you at the ballpark on the 6th of March.

Players and coaches from all teams will wear pink wristbands, the bases will be pink (rather than white), members from all 4 participating communities that are breast cancer survivors will throw out ceremonial 1st pitches & we'll observe a moment of silence for those that have lost their fight to cancer.  Admission is $8 for adults,  $3 for students & survivors wearing pink are free, with proceeds from the gate and t-shirt sales going to the Albie Carson Breast Cancer Foundation.  Albieaware.org will also be on hand to pass out informational brochures.

Albie Carson was a member of the St. Francis Class of 1965.  Her husband (foundation founder) is a CB grad and her sons also graduated from CB.

Two Players Ink Letters of Intent

Senior pitcher, Dan Child, signed with the Oregon State University Beavers.  Oregon State is a two-time National Champion, winning back-to-back titles in 2006 & 2007.  Child will join fellow Marauders, Andrew Susac & Dan Hayes, in Corvallis in the Fall of 2010.  Child will play in the Pac-10 Conference for Coach pat Casey. 

Senior infielder, Brad Gerig, committed to CSU-Sacramento.  Gerig is expected to play either a cornet infield or outfield position for the Hornets.  Gerig will play for new head coach, Reggie Christiansen, who takes over for John Smith in the Fall of 2010. 

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