Fallon Center for Youth Sports: Colleges
United State Air Force Academy
NCAA I
ALUMNI
Bryan Zumbro (Payson)
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2169 Fieldhouse Drive Colorado Springs, Colorado 80840 |
Mike Hutcheon Michael.Hutcheon@usafa.af.mil Phone: (719) 333-2489 |
United States Military Academy
NCAA I
ALUMNI:
Kyle Scoggins (Bingham-UT)
David Darnell (Mountain Pointe)
Mike Greco (Notre Dame Prep)
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USMA-West Point West Point, New York 10996 |
Joe Sottolano joe.sottolano@usma.edu Phone: 845-938-3712 |
University of Arizona
NCAA I
Alumni:
Patrick Lawler (Mingus) Baseball
Michael Muscato (Mountain Ridge) Baseball
Jacob Belshe (Show Low) Football
Matt Belshe (Show Low) Football
Gens Goodman (Safford) Football
Jeff Van Houten (Chaparral) Baseball
Brad Mills (Mesa-Mountain View) Baseball
Daniel Butler (Greenway) Baseball
CJ Ziegler (CDO) Baseball
Brett Sheppard (Rincon) Baseball
Taylor Lewis (CDO) Baseball
Mike Weldon (CDO) Baseball
Ryan Lush (CDO) Baseball
Drew McDonald (Sahuaro) Baseball)
Joseph Lopez (Hayden)
Tucson is an increasingly popular destination and it isn't just becaus eof the UA basketball team. A well devoted honors program attracts top students, as do excellent programs in the sciences and engineering. (Edward Fiske)
STRONGEST PROGRAMS:
Management Information Systems
Nursing
Astronomy
Pharmacy
Creative Writing
Aerospace Engineering
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233 McKale Center 210096 Tucson, Arizona 85721 |
Mark Wasikowski wasikows@email.arizona.edu Phone: (520) 621-4102 |
University of California-San Diego
NCAA II
Alumni:
David Pruitt (Moon Valley) - Baseball
Trent Crotts (Central AZ) - Baseball
Adam Butler (Catalina Foothills) - Baseball
Applicants have doubled in the past 10 years, UCSD now rivals Berkeley and UCLA as the Cal campus of choice for top students.
STRONGEST PROGRAMS:
Biology
Engineering and Bio Engineering
Cognitive Science
Economics
Political Science
Oceanography
Communications
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Dept. of Athletics San Diego, California 92093 |
Dan O'Brien dobrien@ucsd.edu Phone: (619) 534-4211 |
University of California-Santa Barbara
NCAA I
FALLON ALUMNI:
Connor Whalen (Arcadia)
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING:
"Jeff Fallon and his group run a first class operation that benefits the
well-being of the student-athlete. He has been very helpful identifying the student-athlete that would be a solid fit for our university and program. We continue to evaluate the Pilots and their players annually due to our trust in Jeff Fallon's approach to the game."
Coach Myers, Recruiting Coordinator
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ICA Building Suite 2107 Santa Barbara, California |
Tom Myers thomas.myers@athletics.ucsb.edu Phone: 805-893-2021 |
University of Colorado
NCAA I
ALUMNI:
Cody Snyder
No Baseball Program
University of Houston
NCAA I
ALUMNI:
Kyle Emmons (Chaparral)
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3100 Cullen Blvd Houston, Texas 77204 |
Rayner Noble raynernoble@uh.edu Phone: 713-743-9396 Fax: 713-743-9488 |
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
NCAA I
ALUMNI:
Kyle Conroy (Notre Dame Prep)
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4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, Nevada 89154 |
Buddy Gouldsmith buddy.gouldsmith@unlv.edu Phone: 702-895-3499 |
University of Northern Colorado
NCAA I
ALUMNI
Matt Buck (Cactus Shadows)
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Butler Hancock Hall Greeley, Colorado 80639 |
Kevin Smallcomb baseball@unco.edu Phone: (970) 351-1714 |
University of Saint Mary
NAIA
ALUMNI
Colin Aldrich (Shadow Mountain)
Matt Atchley (Greenway)
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4100 S. 4th Street Trafficway Leavenworth, Kansas 66048 |
Rob Miller millerro@stmary.edu Phone: (913) 758-6311 |
University of Southern Colorado
ACPC Alumni:
-Jeremy Thorne (Shadow Mountain)
University of Texas-Pan American
NCAA I
ALUMNI:
None
The University of Texas-Pan American baseball program released its 2008 schedule on Monday (Dec. 10), which includes the National Independent Tournament where the Broncs will host seven Independent teams at the Edinburg Baseball Stadium.
"We are excited about playing our traditional high profile challenging schedule in 2008," said head baseball coach Willie Gawlik. "New NCAA legislation has moved the start date for all NCAA I institutions schedule to a three week later starting time and the season has been extended into later part of May. In the past, we have opened our season on February 1st and completed our season the first week of May."
In the Broncs upcoming schedule, 11 teams they will face qualified for the 2007 playoffs which include Texas, TCU, Jackson State, Prairie View A&M, Texas State, Lamar, Illinois, UT San Antonio, New Mexico State, and New Orleans University.
The season will officially begin for the Broncs at the Edinburg Baseball Stadium where they will host the Al Ogletree Classic Tournament on Feb. 23-24 against rival Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston State over a three-day period.
The Broncs will hit the road for a 13-game road trip where they will meet Big 12-opponent Texas, Jackson State, Sam Houston State, South Dakota State, Prairie View A&M, Southern Illinois, Buffalo, Norte Dame and University of Texas at San Antonio.
UTPA returns back to Edinburg for a pair of matches against Houston Baptist on March 20-21 before heading back on the road for the next two weeks, where they will meet Lamar University, New Mexico State, and Texas-Arlington.
During the Month of April, the Broncs return back to the Rio Grande Valley for a three-game set against Sun Belt Conference-foe New Orleans on April 4-6 followed by a six-game road trip, where the Broncs will take on Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Texas Southern, and Texas State.
"Our schedule enhances opportunities for the Bronc baseball program to be showcased against some traditional NCAA baseball playoff teams. This type of schedule gives our present and gave our past players the opportunity to play against some of the best competition. As a result, several players from the program have had opportunities to play at the next level," Gawlik said.
UTPA will host Prairie View A&M for a two-game series and rival Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on April 19-22. Three days later the Broncs square-off against Arkansas - Pine Bluff in Pine Bluff, AR, in a three-game series.
The next stop for the Broncs will be in Nacogdoches, TX where they will take on Stephen F. Austin in a doubleheader on April 29 and then travel to Greeley, CO for a three-game series against Northern Colorado on May 2-4.
The Broncs next three games will be played in Fort Worth, TX against TCU in a three-game series.
UTPA closes out the season with the National Independent Tournament held in Edinburg, which will feature Northern Colorado, New York Tech, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Chicago State, and Le Moyne.
"We are excited about hosting the National Independent Baseball Tournament in Edinburg during the week of May 21-25. The tournament seeds will be announced on the Monday prior to the opening of the tournament. The seeds will be determined by record and NCAA RPI. We are expecting a highly competitive tournament since all the independents play a challenging schedule during the regular season," added Gawlik.
NCAA Regional selections take place on May 26 and the winner has an opportunity for a possible NCAA tournament bid.
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1201 West University Edinburg, Texas 78541 |
Willie Gawlik gawlikw@utpa.edu Phone: 956-381-2235 Fax: 956-381-2882 |
