Seminole Warhawks Baseball: 2001 National Champs

2001 WARHAWK BOBBY WILSON GETS THE CALL UP
Bobby

Bobby Wilson Catcher for the Salt Lake Bees, the Angels Triple-A Club has just recieved a call  on 4-27-2008. The Angels called Bobby to come up and placed him on the active roster. Great job Bobby! Congrats to he and his family

Wilson made his major league debut, entering the game in the eighth inning, and singled in his first major league at-bat in the ninth.

 

Go Warhawks !!



31-0 HAWKS WIN - HAWKS WIN- STATE AND NATIONAL CHAMPS

2001 Seminole H.S. Baseball Roster

# Player Grade Pos. Height Weight Bats/Throws

14 Abrahamson, Mike 11 P 6' 170 L/L
23 Bass Bryan 12 SS 6'2 195 S/R
27 Blumer Errol 12 ihf 6'2 195 R/R
7 Paul,Buhrow 11 P/inf 6' 170 R/L
6 Brian Campbell 10 inf 5'9 165 R/R
47 Ryan Dixon 12 P 6'2 195 R/R
28 Kevin Foco 10 C 6' 170 R/R
9 John Killalea 12 P/of 6'1 200 L/L
11 Casey Kotchman 12 inf 6'3 210 L/L
18 TJ Large 12 P/of 6'3 190 R/R
8 Damon Lister 12 inf 5'10 170 R/R
15 Chadd Martin 10 of 6'1 170 R/R
17 Rick Nolan 9 C 5'10 160 R/R
3 Carlos Nunez 11 inf 5'10 165 R/R
13 Cody Reed 9 P/inf 5'10 165 R/R
5 John Riggleman 12 inf 6'1 190 R/R
16 Bobby Sanchez 12 inf 5'10 165 R/R
22 John Skorupski 12 of 6' 180 R/R
2 Philip Stiwell 12 inf 5'11 170 S/R
4 Donyelle Williams 12 of 5'10 175 R/R
10 Bobby Wilson 12 C 6' 195 R/R

Head Coach Scott Miller Asst. Jerry Read , Mike Kirkwood, Rob Francis


Seminole ends the Pinellas jinx
Published on May 20, 2001,

Seminole becomes the first Pinellas County public school to win a baseball state title in 31 years after winning the Class 5A title Saturday.

WHERE ARE THEY NOW:

 

Casey John Kotchman...First round 2001 Angels # 13 pick.Attended Seminole HS (FL)...Son of longtime Angels' scout and minor league manager Tom Kotchman...Rated as Angels' top prospect by Baseball America in 2002, 2004 and 2005...Played for USA Junior National Team in 1998 that won World Championships, defeating Chinese-Taipei...Named Baseball America's top high school prospect in 2001...Gatorade National High School Player of the Year in 2001 as member of Florida's 5A state championship team...Originally signed by Angels' scout Tom Kotchman. One of seven Angels regulars to hit over .290 (most in Majors)...Established career highs in several offensive categories including avg. (.296), home runs (11) and RBI (68)...Hit .320 at Angel Stadium and .274 on road...Had 7-game hit streak (7/31-8/7), his 4th seven-game streak of season (each matching a career-high)...Returned to starting lineup June 25 after missing seven games...Left June 16 game at LAD in 7th after being hit on helmet by pickoff throw at second base by LAD catcher Russell Martin...Diagnosed with mild concussion and received three stitches behind right ear...Logged three triples - entered season with none in career...Connected for second career grand slam in first inning May 14 at Texas...997 fielding pct. this season ranked fourth among AL first basemen (3 E/1049 TC)...Hit solo HR Opening Night vs. Texas in his first at-bat of season, his first HR since May 4, 2006 at Detroit...Connected for gamewinning RBI single in 9th inning July 13 vs. Texas...Collected career-best four hits in Game 1, Aug. 17 at Boston...Hit .363 (29/80) in May
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Bobby Wilson , Full Name: Robert Louis Wilson
Born: 04/08/1983
Birthplace: Dunedin, FL
Height: 6'0"   Weight: 220
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
College: St. Petersburg CC, FL
Drafted 22nd round SanFranciso 2001 / Signed with Angels 2003 added to 40 man roster 2007
MLB Debut: ---
Robert Louis Wilson...Attended Seminole HS (FL) and St. Petersburg (FL) Comm. College...Played at Seminole High School with current Angel Casey Kotchman...One of three current Angels on the 40-man roster (entering 2007) from Seminole H.S.
06/26/2007 TEX Mid-Season All-Star
11/20/2006 AFL All-Prospect Team
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Bryan Bass           1st round pick 2001 Baltiore Orioles 
Errol Blumer         North Florida Community College
Paul Buhrow         Stpe Junior College
Brian Campbell     Polk Community College
Ryan Dixon           University Miami , Stetson University , St Louis Cardinals 2005
John Killalea         6th round pick 2001 St Louis Cardinals
TJ Large               9th round pick 01 San Franciso , Chipola JC , SPJC , Univ. of Alabama , Boston Red Sox
Rick Nolan           St Leo College , 2007 draft San Diego Padres
Cody Reed           SPJC ,  Hillsborough CC
John Skorupski     North Florida CC , UF , UNF , 2005 St Louis Cardinals
Phillip Stillwell       North Florida CC , University of West Florida  , Drafted 2002 Pittsburg Pirates
Donyelle Williams  Delta State University
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Seminole Warhawks

We Are the Champions



Seminole clearly bay area's best;

JOHN SCHWARB. St. Petersburg Times. St. Petersburg, Fla.: Jun 12, 2001. pg. 1.C

Seniors could make history;

St. Petersburg Times. St. Petersburg, Fla.: Jun 4, 2001



Casey
Monday, April 28
Casey in clean up
04/26/2008 3:44 PM ETKotchman gets chance to clean upTied for AL lead in homers, first baseman moves up in lineupBy Lyle Spencer / MLB.com
  Rewarding one of his hottest hitters, Angels manager Mike Scioscia elevated Casey Kotchman into the cleanup spot on Saturday against the Tigers, with Garret Anderson returning to the lineup in the sixth spot after a day off. Kotchman came into the game ranked third in the American League in slugging percentage at .598 and tied for the lead in homers with six. His .329 average had him seventh in the AL, and his 16 RBIs -- batting fifth through eighth in the order -- are second on the club to Gary Matthews Jr.'s 18. "The way he's swinging the bat, I want him to get more RBI chances," Scioscia said, having watched Kotchman deliver two runs on Friday night with a single in a 4-3 win. "I like the way he's swinging against lefties. He works counts, hits to all fields. Right now, he's a good fit to hit there." Go Warhawks  2001