Clear Creek Wildcats: Where Are They Now?
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Where Are They Now?
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Tuesday, September 9
2008 Graduates
2008 Graduates
| Jarred Cosart | ||
| 2005 | to | 2008 |
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The Phillies signed high-school right-hander Jarred Cosart, a 38th-round pick
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| Brent Denny | ||
| 2004 | to | 2008 |
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Walk-On Stephen F. Austin
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| Ricky Nelson | ||
| 2004 | to | 2008 |
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Walk-On Alvin Community College
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| Jack Pollard | ||
| 2004 | to | 2008 |
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Walk-on TX A&M
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2007 Graduates
2007 Graduates
| Jereme Brooks | ||
| 2003 | to | 2007 |
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Currently Finished and outstanding Freshman season at the University of Utah Season Stats 6.1 Yds/Carry; 12.2 Yds/Rec; 22.2 Yds/Kick Return At Creek: First-team all-district as a junior and senior ... honorable mention all-state ... first-team Texas Prepstar.com ... first-team all-Galveston County second-team all-Greater Houston Class 5A ... 70 receptions led the greater Houston area ... 850 receiving yards (9 touchdowns) and over 1,000 all-purpose yards ... three-time MVP of Clear Creek High School also lettered in baseball. son of Warren Brooks and Judy James ... brother Warren Jr. ... born April 23, 1989.; Freshman; Bats: Right; Throws: Right Coaches when played. Jim Mallory, Chris Floyd, Kevin McDonald, David Brewton Do you play NCAA Football 09 — available for the XBOX 360, Playstation 3, Wii, Playstation 2 and PSP ? Jereme Brooks' Number and stats are depicted "Sophomore receiver Jereme Brooks (Creek) is rated 70 overall with 88 speed" NCAA Football 09 was released on Tuesday - July16, 2008 and several Galveston County alumni are in this year’s version of the popular college football video game. Since there is no players’ union in college football, game developer EA Sports in unable to use players’ names in the game. However, the jersey number, position and measureables are all the same as the real-life players, leaving no doubt who is in the game. Only Division I teams are featured. Check it out! |
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University of Utah
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| Cody Spriggins | ||
| 2003 | to | 2007 |
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Currently Playing for Southern University (Louisiana); Freshman; Bats: Right; Throws: Right Coaches when played. Jim Mallory, Chris Floyd, Kevin McDonald, David Brewton |
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Alvin Community College
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| James Wooster | ||
| 2003 | to | 2007 |
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Currently Playing for University of Texas-Brownsville, Brownsville, TX; Freshman; Bats: Left; Throws: Left
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2006 Graduates
2006 Graduates
| Matt Birkenseher | ||
| 2002 | to | 2006 |
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Currently playing at Galveston College - Galveston, TX; Red-Shirt Freshman; Bats: Right; Throws: Right
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Shoulder Injury sidelined
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| Josh Darnell | ||
| 2002 | to | 2006 |
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Currently playing at Alvin Community College Alvin, TX; Sophomore; Bats: Right; Throws: Right
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Where is he now?
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| Joey Latulippe | ||
| 2002 | to | 2006 |
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2007 - 2008 played at Angelina College - Lufkin, TX;
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Lamar University
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| Pablo Salinas | ||
| 2002 | to | 2006 |
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Currently playing at Alvin Community College Alvin, TX; Sophomore; Bats: Right; Throws: Right 2008 as a Freshman at Alvin Pablo was named to the All-Region XIV Conference team playing Short Stop for Alvin he recorded a .431 average, 49 runs scored and 37 RBI's. He led Alvin to their first appearance in the JUCO World Series.
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Alvin Community College
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2005 Graduates
2005 Graduates
| Logan Corbin | ||
| 2001 | to | 2005 |
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2007: 4th at Richland .396 2006 Logan Corbin / 2nd Team NJCAA DIII; 2006 lead Richland College in batting .400; Position: OF; Logan Corbin |
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Richland Community College
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| Trey Garcia | ||
| 2001 | to | 2005 |
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Currently playing at University of Texas-Brownsville and Texas Southmost College Brownsville, TX;
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University of Texas-Brownsville
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| Eric Ruff | ||
| 2001 | to | 2005 |
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Currently playing at Southwestern - Georgetown, TX; Junior; Pitcher; Bats: Left; Throws: Left
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Southwestern - Georgetown, TX
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| Steven Trevino | ||
| 2001 | to | 2005 |
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Currently playing at Newman University Wichita, KS after transferring from Richland College;
Posting a 3W-2L seaon, helping Newman Univeristy to the MCAConfrence Championship. Junior TR; Pitcher; Bats: Right Throws: Right High School: Played at Clear Creek High School, coached by Jim Mallory. Earned All-District honors, as well as his team’s Most Valuable Player and Bulldog awards. Was selected for the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association Southeast All-Star Team. Personal: Full name is Esteban Sanchez Trevino. Born Dec. 3, 1986 in Webster, Texas. Parents are Margarita and Rafael Trevino. Has an older brother, Rafael Jr. and older sisters Maria and Sarah. Majoring in business management. |
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Currently playing at Newman University - Wichita, KS; Junior TR; Pitcher; Bats: Right; Throws: Right Coaches when played. Coach Holmes, Coach Brewton, Coach Floyd, Coach Mallory |
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Newman University Wichita, KS
Trevino - Men's Player of the Week story by Lindsay Schneider - 3/27/2008 Steven Trevino of Newman Jets Baseball has been named the Men's Player of the Week for March 17 - 23. Trevino pitched seven innings striking out nine while allowing only one earned run Saturday, March 22 against the University of Texas-Permian Basin. |
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2004 Graduates
2004 Graduates
| Aaron Brown | ||
| 2000 | to | 2004 |
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Currently playing in Minor League for Seatle Mariners' Everett AquaSox - #34 Aaron Brown
ACQUIRED: Mariners' 9th round selection in the 2007 June Draft; signed by Mariners scout Kyle Van Hook PERSONAL: Graduated from Clear Creek High School in 2004...originally drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 46th round of the 2004 June draft, but did not sign...attended from the University of Houston. Highlights: Began pro career with Everett...limited opponents to a .187 (25-for-134) average, while allowing runs in only five of 20 games...finished second on the team with six saves...struck out at least two batters in 13 appearances, including a season-high five strikeouts June 27 at Tri-Cities...recorded four saves, while allowing only four hits and 15 strikeouts in 12 1/3 scoreless innings, Aug. 10-Sept. 3. • 2006 C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll • 2005 C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll |
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Aaron Brown #34 stats Everett AquaSox - Northwest League (Class A Short-Season) |
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| J.P. Padron | ||
| 2000 | to | 2004 |
 J.P. Padron in early 2005 season action at Lowell Park. Rick Heath Photo/CAA |
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| Currently Drafted by Washington Nationals 1321 Pick | ||
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2006 played at San Jac North 2007 - 2008 played at Rice University 2008 Drafted by Washington Nationals 1321 Pick
R/R 1B 6'1" 220 lbs. |
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Washington Nationals Rookie Gulf Coast League
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2003 Graduates
2003 Graduates
| Cody Borches | ||
| 2000 | to | 2003 |
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Currently playing at Cedar Valley - Dallas, TX; Sophomore; Outfiled; Bats: Left; Throws: Left; 6'0" 180 lbs.; #1 Cody Borches
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| David Newman | ||
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Position LHP Height 6'-2" Weight 195 Class-Exp. Jr-TR Hometown Houston, Texas High School Clear Creek College San Jacinto JC MLB: Round 4: David Newmann, LHP, Texas A&M Baseball America ranked the 6-foot-2, 200-pound Newmann as the 106th-best prospect in the draft, the 58th-best pitcher and the 18th-best left-hander (12th collegiate). He currently has an 11-1 record with a 2.98 ERA in 17 starts for the 10th-ranked Aggies (48-17). He earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors this season after missing all of 2006 with Tommy John elbow reconstruction surgery. The Rays project him as someone who will pitch out of the bullpen. "He has a little bit of a herky-jerky motion that creates some deception," Harrison said. 2007 "What a Year for David" After returning from Rehab David threw over 100 innings ending the season at 11-1 in 18 appearances leading the Aggies to NCAA Regionals hosted in College Station. Aggies won the regionals over Louisiana Lafayette. Falling to Rice in Super Regional. "A&M starter David Newmann allowed one unearned run in six-complete innings. He struck out four and walked four." 2006 Medical Redshirt - Rehab from Tommy John Surgery 2004 & 2005 (SAN JACINTO JUNIOR COLLEGE): Lettered one year for head coach Tom Arrington at San Jacinto Junior College in Houston * did not pitch in 2005 due to an injury * helped lead San Jacinto to a runner-up finish in the JUCO World Series in 2004 * threw a one-hitter in the opening game of the championship series * also earned three saves during the series, earning all-tournament honors * drafted in the 24th round by the Cleveland Indians in the 2004 MLB amateur draft. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two years for head coach Jim Mallory at Clear Creek High School in Clear Creek, Texas * named to the all-state and all-district teams as a senior * went 12-2 and finished third in the Houston area with 130 strikeouts * helped Clear Creek advance to the playoffs as a junior and senior ... led the team to a district championship as a junior. PERSONAL: Born June 24, 1985 in Houston Texas * son of Karl and Diane Newmann of Bayview, Texas * has an older sister named Jody (Texas A&M Class of 2002) * likes to surf and wakeboard in his spare time * business management major. |
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Texas A&M- College Station, TX
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| Adrian Salinas | ||
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Currently Graduated from TX A&M Corpus Christi, TX; 08 Graduate; Catcher; Bats: Right; Throws: Right; 5'11" 225 lbs.; #29
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TX A&M Corpus Christi, TX
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2002 Graduates
2002 Graduates
| Mark McCormick | ||
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| RHP 6-2 195lbs Selected in the supplemental 1st round of the 2005 draft 2005: His 10.17 strikeouts per nine innings led all Cards' minor league starters...rated the 5th-best Cardinals prospect by Baseball America. CAREER HONORS •2005 First-Round Major League Draft Selection (St. Louis Cardinals) •2005 Second-Team ABCA All-Midwest Region •2005 First-Team All-Big 12 Conference (Big 12 Coaches) •2005 First-Team All-Big 12 Conference (Austin American-Statesman) •2005 First-Team All-Big 12 Conference (Dallas Morning News) •2005 First-Team All-Big 12 Conference (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) •2005 First-Team All-Big 12 Conference (San Antonio Express-News) •2005 First-Team All-Big 12 Conference (Waco Tribune-Herald) •2005 First-Team All-Big 12 Conference (RosenblattReport.com) •2005 National Player of the Week (CollegeBaseballInsider.com) -- March 23 •2005 College Baseball Foundation Honor Roll -- March 21 •2005 Big 12 Conference Pitcher of the Week -- May 23 •2005 Big 12 Conference Pitcher of the Week -- March 22 •2005 Big 12 Conference Pitcher of the Week -- March 8 •2005 Clemens Award Watch List •2004 Cape Cod League No. 6 Prospect (Baseball America) •2004 Big 12 Conference Pitcher of the Week -- March 23 •2003 Cape Cod League No. 6 Prospect (Baseball America) •2003 Big 12 Tournament All-Tournament Team •2002 11th-Round Major League Draft Selection (Baltimore Orioles) •2001 USA Baseball Junior National Team Selection |
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Baylor University Bio
Palm Beach Cardinals of MLB - St. Louis |
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| Matt Wilson | ||
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2007 season With 18 appearances Matt eneded the season witha 6-3 record and 4.86 ERA In Junior College: As A Junior: Got the call to the mound 11 times with four starts ... Posted 1-4 record with 31-2/3 innings pitched with 25 strikeouts which was fifth best on the team ... Held opposing batters to a .270 average ... Earned the win in his first career start against Texas Southern allowing three runs ... Pitched five innings of relief against Troy (2/10) in his next appearance setting a career-high for five Ks ... Also fanned five in three innings of work against Texas Christian (3/11) ... Had longest outing of a season at Rice (3/29) going seven innings, but getting loss in a 3-0 contest ... Scattered five hits and fanning four. In Junior College: Comes to the Island after spending the past two seasons at Cedar Valley with coach Kyle Kohler ... Named to the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III All-American team as a sophomore ... Posted a 10-3 record with a 2.29 ERA and 129 strikeouts in 94-1/3 innings as the Suns finished 37-22 ... Team finished as region runner-ups his freshman season. In High School: Pitched for Jim Mallory at Clear Creek High School ... Team won district and reached state tournament his junior and senior seasons ... Wildcats were 26-7 his senior season ... Named Freshman of the Year and earned All-East Texas honorable mention ... Part of American Legion State Champions in 2003. Personal: Matthew Wilson was born on Aug. 7, 1984 in Shreveport, La. ... Son of Bobby and Rhonda Wilson ... Has one sibling ... Major is kinesiology. |
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Graduate 2007 TX A&M, Corpus Christi
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2000 Graduates
2000 Graduates
| Steven White | ||
| 1996 | to | 2000 |
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07/02/2007 INT Pitcher of the Week Ending the 2007 season at 7-4 and a 3.38 ERA Colleges: Baylor University--BS in Education Selected by the Yankees in the fourth round of the 2003 First-Year Player Draft... entered the 2005 season as the fifth-best prospect in the Yankees' organization, according to Baseball America...played baseball at Baylor University prior to joining the Yankees in 2003...was named to the 2002 Academic All-Big 12 First Team... also honored as Preseason All-America (third team) and Preseason All-Big 12 (first team) by Baseball America...named by Baseball America as the top 2002 draft prospect in the Big 12 and as the No. 22 college prospect in the nation prior to the season...was also named to Preseason All-Big 12 (second team) by the Dallas Morning News...following his sophomore season was named First team All-Big 12 selection by coaches, Austin American-Statesman, Dallas Morning News and the Waco Tribune-Herald...graduated from Clear Creek (TX) High School, where he was named to all-district, all-county and all-Bay Area teams as a senior and to all-district, all-county, all-state and all-Greater Houston teams as a junior. |
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MiLB NY (AL) - Steven White
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1997 Gradautes
1997 Graduates
| Chris Scarcella | ||
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Colleges: Texas A&M Pros: Drafted - Selected by Oakland Athletics in 16th Round (480th overall) of 2000 amateur entry draft (June-Reg) Pitcher RHP 6-1 • 214 • Jr-2L Bats Right • Throws Right League City, Texas (Clear Creek) One of the few veterans of the young Aggie pitching staff ... tallied 14 appearances last season while earning two wins against no losses ... struck out 30 batters in only 35.0 innings of work ... played in the Alaskan League for the Anchorage Bucs and had an ERA of 1.80 in 20.1 innings of work ... earned All-Tournament honors at the 1998 Big 12 Tournament in Oklahoma City as he picked up the win against Texas Tech by working eight innings and allowing three runs (one earned) and struck out a career-high five ... started the 1998 Central Regional championship game against Mississippi State ... threw a combined no-hitter against Texas-Pan American (2/9/98) with Shane King and Tampa Bay Devil Ray Ryan Rupe ...four-year letterman for Coach Jim Mallory at Clear Creek High School ... led the district with a 1.00 ERA his senior season and led the district in 1996 with a 0.90 ERA as a junior and posted a record eight wins in his junior year ... set the record for the lowest ERA in the district as a sophomore with 0.76 ERA ... a three-time All-District selection and named to the All-County team twice ... helped lead the team to the state semifinals in 1996 ... a member of the National Junior Honor Society and named Who’s Who in American High Schools ... played summer baseball from 1995-97 for an American Legion team and helped the team win the state championship in 1996 ... team reached the Mid-South National finals in '97 ... his uncle, Frank Galloway, attended Texas A&M ... a cousin, Billy Smith, played in the Houston Astros organization ... born January 20, 1979 in Texas City, Texas ... son of Randy and Debbie Scarcella of League City, Texas ... speech communications major. |
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34 - Chris Scarcella A&M History
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1982 Graduates
1982 Graduates
| Jay Buhner | ||
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 Jay homering against Cleveland to win Game 3 of the 1995 American League Championship Series. What's not shown are all the die-hard Indians fans piling towards the exits. Oh, well. It was late. The mighty Belle was soon to strike out. |
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Attended McClennan Jr. College 1982 Drafted by the New York Yankees in 1983 Traded to Seattle by Steinbrenner 1988 Coached at Creek by Jim Mallory Is now retired and lives in the suburbs of Seattle with his High School sweetheart (Leah) and 3 children. Coach Mallory gave him the nickname "Bone"--ask him the story. He's the best right fielder you'll see anywhere. He hits for power. He drives in runs. He's got an arm like a cannon. He's a team leader. And he's a class act in a game that currently doesn't have many. |
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