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2005 Team
FRONT ROW: Andrew Ticzon, Adam Chickman, Brad Chickman, Ricky Halbur, Logan Freethy, David Tufo, Mike Coccellatto SECOND ROW: Coach Craig Gianninno, Eric Fausner, Bryce Gotthardt, Mike Butterfield, Jon McDonnell THIRD ROW: Coach Ray Mellado, Josh Weisman, Shane Arslan, Eric Fregosi, Danny March, Tom Becerra, Stats-Tyler Jameison, Head Coach-Rich Sciutto Thursday, May 12 Panthers Clinch Bay Division Championship The Panthers Clinched the Bay Division Championship by sweeping the series with Menlo Atherton and winning their last seven league games to end the season with a 12-3 record. The CCS pairings will be announced on Saturday, May 14. Burlingame 12-3 Half Moon Bay 10-4 El Camino 7-6 Menlo-Atherton 6-8 Carlmont 5-9 Terra Nova 2-11 Burlingame Sweeps Half Moon Bay In a critical game between the Panthers and the Cougars in the Bay Division, Burlingame dominated Half Moon Bay and defeated the Cougars 8-2. With this victory the Panthers move to only one game behind the Cougars with four games to play. Burlingame will play two games with Carlmont and Menlo Atherton while Half Moon Bay will play two games with El Camino and Carlmont. Shane Arslan Blasts 433 foot HR against Half Moon Bay 2005 Schedule Attached please find revision 1.3a of the 2005 Schedule. Please note some of the high-lites of this years schedule: *Last game of regular season - May 12 *CCS dates May 18-28 Handout: 2005SCH1.3a Arslan-Athlete of the Week (week of 3/25) Shane Arslan has been on an early season tear and has been selected the Daily News Athlete of the week. During this past week, Arslan had two triples in the Panthers victory over Aragon and also was inches away from having a walk off homer against Harbor. In addition, Arslan also had singles off of two of the most impressive CCS pitchers. Congratulations to Shane for a fantastic week and a very impressive season in which he already has a homer,four triples, three doubles and is hitting .333. Changes in the Divisions for 2005 Once again there will be 3 divisions in the 2005 season. Bay, Ocean and Lake. Please note that Burlingame will defend the Bay Division title against 2 new teams (Half Moon Bay and El Camino)and 3 returning teams (Carlmont, Menlo-Atherton and Terra Nova). Both Aragon and Capuchino are now swimming in the Ocean along with Menlo High, San Mateo and Woodside. In 2005 Burlingame will play each team in the Bay Division twice (10 games) and each team in the Ocean Division once (5 games) which will make up their league schedule. Changes to the Divisions for the 2005 Season Once again there will be 3 divisions in the 2005 season. Bay, Ocean and Lake. Please note that Burlingame will defend the Bay Division title against 2 new teams (Half Moon Bay and El Camino)and 3 returning teams (Carlmont, Menlo-Atherton and Terra Nova). Both Aragon and Capuchino are now swimming in the Ocean. In 2005 Burlingame will play each team in the Bay Division twice (10 games) and each team in the Ocean Division once (5 games) which will make up their league schedule. There have been several changes in 2005 and the revised Divisions are listed below: BAY DIVISION (BHS plays each team twice) Burlingame Carlmont El Camino Half Moon Bay Menlo-Atherton Terra Nova OCEAN DIVISION (BHS plays each team once) Aragon Capuchino Menlo San Mateo Woodside LAKE DIVISION Hillsdale Mills Jefferson Sequoia South San Francisco Westmoor Panthers are Seated # 6 in CCS Playoffs The CCS pairings have been finalized and Burlingame will play its first game on Thursday May 19th at 4:00 at Washington Park. Detailed below please find the web address to the CCS pairings grid for Division II. As per the grid the top 6 seeds in the 16 team tournament are: 1- Los Gatos 2- Santa Cruz 3- Pioneer 4- Capuchino 5- Soquel 6- Burlingame Key in to your address the following web-link http://www.cifccs.org/playoffs/results/04-05/BaseballDiv205.pdf Ace Pitcher and Change of Venue, Too Much to Handle for Panthers in CCS Playoffs Due to the poor playing conditions at Washington Park, the Panthers lost their home field advantage as the game needed to be moved from Burlingame to Monterey. The Panthers thus got into their cars at 1:30 and headed down to Monterey. Unfortunately that wasn't the only bad luck Burlingame had as they faced pitcher Joey Parigi, who is headed to the University of Texas on a baseball scholarship. The Panthers did jump out to a 2-0 lead in the first causing Monterey's ace to throw over thirty pitches. Shane Arslan doubled and later scored on David Tufo's single to get the first run and when Mike Butterfield walked with the bases loaded Burlingame had their 2nd run of the inning. Unfortunately for the Panthers they only got one additional hit the rest of the game off of Parigi. Drew Shiller also was pitching a great game as he entered the fifth with a no hitter. Monterey scored in the sixth and seventh and captured the 6-2 victory over Burlingame. Burlingame, last years CCS Champions once again had a terrific year, facing many obstacles, injuries and a slow start to capture the Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division title. Congratulations to all the players and coaches for a fabulous, fun and entertaining 2005 Baseball Season. Friday, November 10 Matt Chavez Signs With USF Matt Chavez will be playing baseball for the USF Dons in 2008. Matt a returning senior with the Panthers and will be a big part in 2007 season. Matt has played 3rd base and shortstop for the Panthers and this year should add some pitching. Congratulations to Matt and good luck in 2007 and at USF. |
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