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Page 1: 2015 RCTC Baseball Season Program
Page 2: 2015 RCTC Baseball Season Program

Baseball Fans...

Welcome to another exciting season of Yellowjacket Baseball at Rochester Community and Technical College! On behalf of the team, coaches, students, faculty, and staff, thank you for your support.

As RCTC’s new President, I am excited for what the year holds for our student-athletes, both on and off the field. RCTC has a history of providing college experiences typically found at four-year universities, and, thanks to the support of our local community, the Regional Sports Complex was built to serve both our student-athletes and the community in a variety of athletic competitions. Students at RCTC may choose from a variety of Student Life programs to make life-long connections, develop leadership and life skills, and, of course, be a part of the most extensive varsity sports program of any public two-year college in the state. So while on campus, feel free to tour all the facilities, study in our library, view our artwork, or just walk the grounds. You’ll be amazed at what you’ll find at RCTC. Again, thank you for your support, and GO YELLOWJACKETS!

Leslie R. McClellonRCTC President

www.rctcyellowjackets.com

Baseball Schedule

DATE VS TIME MARCH3/14 vs. Dean College @ Myrtle Beach, SC 11:00 AM vs. Delaware Technical & CC @ Myrtle Beach, SC 5:00 PM 3/15 vs. Mercer County CC @ Myrtle Beach, SC 9:00 AM vs. Bunker Hill Community College @ Myrtle Beach, SC 11:30 AM 3/17 vs. Columbia-Greene CC @ Myrtle Beach, SC 11:00 AM vs. Montgomery College (MD) @ Myrtle Beach 2:00 PM 3/18 vs. Garrett College @ Myrtle Beach, SC 2:00 PM vs. College of Southern Maryland @ Myrtle Beach, SC 5:00 PM 3/20 vs. Mohawk Valley CC @ Socastee HS, SC 8:00 AM vs. Bergen Community College @ Socastee HS, SC 10:30 AM 3/21 at Ripken Experience Myrtle Beach, SC TBA 3/28 vs. Central Lakes College-Brainerd @ Mausten, WI 2:00 PM vs. Central Lakes College-Brainerd @ Mausten, WI 4:00 PM 3/29 vs. Hibbing Community College @ Mausten, WI 2:00 PM vs. Vermilion Community College @ Mausten, WI 1:00 PM

APRIL4/3 vs. Mesabi Range CTC @ Mausten, WI 12:00 PM vs. Rainy River Community College @ Mausten, WI 2:00 PM 4/4 vs. Itasca Community College @ Mausten, WI 12:00 PM vs. Itasca Community College @ Mausten, WI 2:00 PM 4/7 at Kirkwood Community College 2:00 PM at Kirkwood Community College 4:00 PM 4/11 vs. Iowa Central Community College @ RCTC 12:00 PM vs. Itasca Community College @ RCTC 4:00 PM 4/12 vs. Itasca Community College @ RCTC 11:00 AM vs. Iowa Central Community College @ RCTC 3:00 PM 4/16 at Iowa Central Community College 2:00 PM at Iowa Central Community College 4:00 PM 4/18 at Anoka-Ramsey Community College 1:00 PM at Anoka-Ramsey Community College 3:00 PM 4/19 St. Cloud Technical & Community College 1:00 PM St. Cloud Technical & Community College 3:00 PM 4/22 at Western Technical College 4:00 PM at Western Technical College 6:00 PM 4/25 at Ridgewater College 1:00 PM at Ridgewater College 3:00 PM 4/26 at Minnesota State Community & Technical College 1:00 PM at Minnesota State Community & Technical College 3:00 PM 4/28 Western Technical College 3:00 PM Western Technical College 5:00 PM

MAY5/2 at Central Lakes College-Brainerd 1:00 PM at Central Lakes College-Brainerd 3:00 PM 5/3 Minnesota West CTC 1:00 PM Minnesota West CTC 3:00 PM 5/9 Riverland Community College 1:00 PM Riverland Community College 3:00 PM 5/14 vs. State & Region Tournament @ St. Cloud, MN TBA 5/15 vs. State & Region Tournament @ St. Cloud, MN TBA 5/16 vs. State & Region Tournament @ St. Cloud, MN TBA 5/17 vs. State & Region Tournament @ St. Cloud, MN TBA 5/23 vs. NJCAA DIII World Series @ Kinston, NC TBA

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YELLOWJACKET BASEBALL

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RCTC Yellowjackets Team Roster

Your 2015 Yellowjacket Baseball Team

rctcyellowjackets.com

NO NAME POSITION CLASS HOMETOWN1 John Brown OF/P FR Lake City, MN2 ZachEggers OF FR Chatfield,MN3 JaymesZollner OF FR Pipestone,MN4 Zach Wixo IF SO Fargo, ND5 SethFalcon IF/OF FR Williston,ND6 Damon Nuss IF/P FR Sumner, IA7 AlekZentzis OF/P SO ForestLake,MN8 LoganFuller IF FR Marion,IA11 BryndynShipquist P FR Minneapolis,MN12 GarrettZander OF FR HowardLake,MN13 TaylorChristopher IF SO Jackson,MN17 Austin Baab IF/P FR Wabasha, MN19 JakePoe OF SO Minneapolis,MN20 WalkerLinde IF/OF FR Wells,MN21 ZachBakko OF FR Northfield,MN22 BrandonGilman P SO LakeCrystal,MN23 RichardBorquez-Mejias IF/P SO Minneapolis,MN24 JoshuaConcepcion IF FR NewYorkCity,NY25 AnthonyRosario IF FR Brooklyn,NY26 Quinn Cannoy P FR Marion, IA27 AlexBiehn P FR Sherburn,MN28 NicholasLilienthal P FR Plover,WI29 BlakeStelzer P FR Lakeville,MN30 KodyLarson C/P SO Stoddard,WI31 DanteHuffcutt-Grant P FR Minneapolis,MN33 PaydenAnderson P FR Plentywood,MT34 DustinNelson C/OF FR ElkMound,WI35 BenGlomski OF/P FR Wabasha,MN36 BrokSchwartzkopf IF FR NewPrague,MN

Go yellowjackets!

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2015 OFFICIAL SEASON PROGRAM

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Athletic Director – Jean Musgjerd Jean graduated from Bemidji State University, earning both her BS degree in Physical Education (1985) and her MS degree in Physical Education with an emphasis in Sports Administration (1991), along with additional graduate work in health (2007). For the past twenty-four years Jean has been employed at Rochester Community and Technical College serving as head volleyball coach from 1990-2007, head softball coach from 1994-2011, HPER Instructor from 1990 to the present, and athletic director from 2001 to the present. While at RCTC she led two volleyball teams to the NJCAA National Volleyball Tournament and four softball teams to the NJCAA National Softball Tournament. Jean has earned several honors while coaching at RCTC: two-time NJCAA Region XIII Volleyball Coach of the Year, four-time NJCAA Region XIII Softball Coach of the Year, and 2006 NFCA Jr. College Division III Coach of the Year. She also had the honor of coaching 12 NJCAA All Americans and one NJCAA Academic All American.

Since 2004, Jean has served as the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Women’s Region XIII Director and serves on many national/regional/state committees under this title. In 2007, she was named to the softball coaching staff of the NJCAA Elite Softball Team that competed in the World University Game in Bangkok, Thailand. In 2009, Jean received the NJCAA Loyalty Award for her work within the NJCAA at the national and regional levels. Most recently she has been named to the National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Administrators (NATYCAA) Executive Committee.

While her work keeps her plenty busy, she does find time for a few hobbies such as camping, backpacking, BWCA Trips, and fishing. Since 1997, she also has trained dogs to search for lost and missing people for the Southern MN Canine Search and Rescue Association. Currently Jean has two German Shepherds that are certified to do such work.

2015 Rochester Yellowjacket Baseball Staff

As Athletic Director at Rochester Community and Technical College, I want to welcome you on behalf of the faculty, staff, and student athletes at RCTC. We are proud of the rich traditions our student-athletes have built over the years, both in the classroom and in competition. Our student-athletes are expected to live by the premise: “You are a student first and an athlete second.” With this in mind, RCTC celebrates with the MCAC All-Academic Award Winners each year, as well as the students earning Dean’s List recognition each semester.

The Yellowjacket Baseball Team has had a long history of success under Head Coach Steve Hucke. As recently as 2011, Coach Hucke guided the team to the NJCAA Division III Baseball World Series in Tyler, TX. The Yellowjackets have participated in ten of the last nine MCAC/Region XIII Tournaments, many times placing within striking distance for the title. The many new faces on the roster this season will provide the 2015 team with the potential for great things.

I would like to encourage you to join us for all our athletic activities and continue to support our student-athletes. The sports schedules and other information can be found on our website at rctcyellowjackets.com. Thank you for joining us today, and I hope to see you again at future athletic activities.

Steve Hucke – Head Coach Steve Hucke is entering his 13th year as the Head Baseball coach at RCTC. He has a career record of 251-228-1 at RCTC and 265-253-1 overall (14-25 at UW-River Falls). His teams have participated on the MCCC/MCAC State Tournament 10 of the 13 years he has been here. The Yellowjackets were Co-Division Champions in 2014 and 2013 and were Division, State, and Region Champions in 2011 and participated in the NJCAA DIII World Series in Tyler, TX.

His teams have consistently battled for Division Champions (2014, 2013, 2011 and 2010), have played in two Region Championships (2012-Runner-up, 2011

Champions), and have won one State Championship. He has coached three All-Americans and many All-Region, All-District, All-State, and All-Division recipients as well. He has been named Division, State, and Region Coach of the year numerous times. Many of his players have transferred to various four-year schools throughout the country and various levels of competition. He has a master’s degree in Sports Administration and a bachelor’s degree in Education.

Coach Hucke is also the Head Women’s Basketball Coach at RCTC and teaches in the Physical Education Department. He has coached baseball at RCTC for 13 years and spent one year as Head Baseball Coach at UW-River Falls in 2002 (the program was dropped after that season). He currently lives in Byron, MN, with his wife Dawn, daughter Danielle, and son Collin.

Mike Burton - Assistant Coach Mike Burton is entering his 8th year at RCTC as First Base Coach, Recruiting Coordinator, and working with the catchers. He is originally from Kasson, MN, and attended Vermilion Community College in 2004-05, where he played baseball. His coaching career started at Vermilion CC (2006 & 2007) and continued with the Kasson Coyotes Amateur Team (2008-2011). Mike received his associate’s degree in Wilderness Law Enforcement from Vermilion CC and his bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Upper Iowa University. He currently lives in Kasson with his wife, Stephanie, and daughter, Sydney.

Dave Adams - Assistant Coach Dave Adams is entering his 3rd season with RCTC this fall as a Volunteer Assistant. He works with the hitters, outfielders, and first basemen. Dave is originally from California and played for the Legendary Coach John Herbold at California State University – Los Angeles. He also played in the San Diego Padres organization making it to Triple A. Dave has spent the last 20 years playing Amateur Baseball in Minnesota (19 with the Rochester Royals and one year with the Austin Greyhounds). In addition to playing baseball, he’s also had coaching experience with the Rochester Royals. He lives in Byron, MN, with his wife, Alicia, and daughters, Danielle and MacKenzie.

Greg Polt - Pitching and Conditioning Coach Greg Polt is entering his 5th year as the Pitching and Conditioning Coach. Since his arrival, the RCTC pitching staff have taken great strides in their development. Greg is a graduate of John Marshall High School in Rochester, MN. He played for RCTC, then transferred to Upper Iowa University where he continued his career as a pitcher for the Peacocks. He played many years of Amateur Baseball around the Rochester area. Greg lives in Rochester with his fiancé, McKenzie.

Jay Baker - Volunteer Assistant Jay will be starting his 2nd year as a Volunteer Assistant Coach for the Yellowjackets. His primary responsibilities are working with the Outfielders and helping the team where needed. Coach Baker has coached at various levels of baseball throughout his career, which started in Virginia, and stayed with the program for three years while capturing one state title and one runner-up in his tenure at Hampton Roads High School. Jay lives in Rochester with his wife, Jill, and three young sons.

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YELLOWJACKET BASEBALL

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John Brown - #1 is a freshman from Lincoln High School in Lake City, MN, where he played outfield, third base, pitcher, and shortstop. His athletic honors are two time All-Conference, All Area honorable mention, All-Area, All-Section, and Best Defensive Player Award. He graduated with honors. His team was runner up in the Sub-Section and Conference Champions. His family includes his parents, Mike and Lisa, and his siblings, Josh and Jenna. His major is Liberal Arts. His favorite movie is “The Sandlot.” His favorite sports team is the Minnesota Twins. His favorite food is steak. He came to RCTC to play baseball.

Zach Eggers - #2 is a freshman from Chatfield High School in Chatfield, MN, where he played infield, outfield, and pitcher. His athletic honors are honorable mention for two years, All-Conference for one year, and sub-section All-Conference for one year. He was also Academic All-Conference for one year. His family includes his parents, Paul and Deb, and his sister, Taylor. His major is Law Enforcement. His favorite movie is “Top Gun.” His favorite sports team is the Minnesota Twins. His favorite food is pizza. He came to RCTC to be close to home.

Jaymes Zollner - #3 is from Pipestone, MN where he played outfield for Pipestone Area High School. His team received Honorable Mention his junior year. His family includes Rick, Kristin, Zayne and Allison. He has not decided on a major yet. His favorite movie is “The Blind Side.” His favorite team is the Twins. His favorite food is steak. He came to RCTC to WIN.

Zach Wixo - #4 is a sophomore from Fargo South High School in Fargo, ND, where he played infield. His athletic honors are MVP, Coaches Choice, Hustle Award, State Champions, and fourth in Regional. His family includes his parents, Marlene and Ryan, his step-mom, Kristi, and his brother, Mason. His major is Business. His favorite movie is “Dumb and Dumber.” His favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. His favorite food is Buffalo Wild Wings. He came to RCTC to play baseball and get an education.

Seth Falcon - #5 is a freshman from Williston High School in Williston, ND, where he played second base and pitcher. He was honored with All WDA Team and he pitched for WDA Championship his sophomore year. His team made a state appearance in 2012 and was second in WDA 2012. His family includes one brother and three sisters. His major is Physical Therapy. His favorite movie is “Gladiator.” His favorite sports team is the Colorado Rockies. His favorite food is pasta. He came to RCTC to play baseball and to better himself to move on with baseball.

Damon Nuss - #6 is a freshman from Sumner-Fredericksburg High School in Sumner, IA, where he played shortstop and pitcher. His athletic honors are two-time 2nd Team All-Conference and 2nd Team All District. He was on the Honor Roll for all four years of high school and made it on the Dean’s List at NIACC. His family includes his parents, Dan and Stacy, and his siblings, Nicole, Jordan, Nolan, Naomi, Chantelle, and Tatum. His major is Business. His favorite movie is “The Rookie.” His favorite sports team is the Minnesota Twins. His favorite food is steak. He came to RCTC to play baseball and to major in Business.

Alek Zentzis - #7 is a sophomore from Forest Lake High School in Forest Lake, MN, where he played pitcher, first base, and outfield. He was honored with All-Conference. His family includes Tammy, Mike, Amie, Angie, and Erik. His major is Personal Trainer. His favorite movie is “The Sandlot.” His favorite sports team is the Minnesota Twins. His favorite food is pizza. He came to RCTC to get an education and to play baseball.

Logan Fuller - #8 is a freshman from Marion High School in Marion, IA, where he played second base, shortstop, and third base. He received Honorable Mention All Metro his senior year, second team all WaMaC, MVP, Best Glove, and Best Teammate. He made the honor roll. His major is Building Utilities Mechanic. His favorite movie is “Act of Valor.” His favorite sports teams are the Cubs, Bears, and Bulls. His favorite food is pizza. He came to RCTC to earn his Building Utilities Mechanic degree and to continue playing baseball at the next level.

Bryndyn Shipquist - #11 is a freshman from Minneapolis South High School in Minneapolis, MN, where he played pitcher and middle infield. His athletic honors are Best Pitcher, Most Improved, All-City 1st Team, and Legion Team MVP. His major is undecided. His favorite sports team is the Seattle Mariners. His favorite food is ice cream. His special talents are drawing and hockey. He came to RCTC to complete his generals and to play baseball.

Garrett Zander - #12 is a freshman from Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted High School in Howard Lake, MN, where he played center field. His athletic honors are All-Conference, Captain, All Area, Male Athlete of the Year, Leadership Award, and Conference Champs. His family includes his parents, Dan and Lynn, and his siblings, Jake and Luke. He is undecided on his major. His favorite movie is “Gladiator.” His favorite sports team is the Minnesota Twins. His favorite food is grilled cheese. He came to RCTC to get better and win.

Taylor Christopher - #13 is a freshman from Marion High School in Marion, IA, where he played pitcher and outfield. His athletic honors are 1st Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-Metro, and 1st Team All NE Iowa District. He was on the Honor Roll. His team honors are top pitcher and best teammate. His major is Education and Coaching. His favorite movie is “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.” His favorite sports teams are the Cubs, Rams, and Lebron. His favorite food is spaghetti. He came to RCTC to improve and go onto the next level of baseball.

Austin Baab - #17 is a freshman from Wabasha-Kellogg High School in Wabasha, MN, where he played pitcher and second base. He has been honored with all-conference, all subsection, team MVP, and all state. He has been awarded with Academic All-Conference. His family includes his parents, Todd and Susie, and his siblings, Hunter and Adrianna. His major is Business Management. His favorite movie is “42.” His favorite food is BBQ Ribs. He came to RCTC because it was the best choice of a school.

Jake Poe - #19 is a sophomore from Minneapolis-Washburn High School in Minneapolis, MN, where he played center field. He was honored Best Defense Player and 2012 State Participant. His family includes Tali and Lauren. His major is Sports Management. His favorite movie is “Step Brothers.” His favorite sports team is the LA Dodgers. His favorite food is chicken alfredo. He came to RCTC to have a successful sophomore year in school and to transfer to a University to continue his baseball career.

Walker Linde - #20 is from Wells, MN where he played short stop, second base and outfield for United South Central. He was All-Conference football and baseball along with All-Conference Honorable Mention in Basketball. His major will be in the health sciences field. His favorite movie is “Mickey.” His favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. His favorite food is orange chicken. He came to RCTC to get an education and play baseball.

Zach Bakko - #21 is a freshman from Northfield High School in Northfield, MN, where he played utility. He has been honored with All-Conference, and he was his team’s MVP. His family includes his parents, Mark and Susan, and his brother, Sam. He is undecided as to what he is going to major in. His favorite movie is “The Perfect Game.” His favorite sports team is the Chicago Cubs. His favorite food is anything his mom makes. He came to RCTC for an opportunity to better himself as a student, athlete, and person.

Brandon Gilman - #22 is a sophomore from LCWM High School in Lake Crystal, MN, where he played utility. His athletic honors are 2011 State All Tourney Team, All-Conference 2011 and 2012, and 2013 MCAC All Academic Team. His family includes Frank, Dawn, and Justin. He is going for his generals. His favorite movie is “The Wolf of Wall Street.” His favorite sports teams are the Minnesota Twins and Wild. His favorite food is everything that tastes good. He came to RCTC to get a good education and to become a better player.

Richard Borquez-Mejias - #23 is from Washburn High School in Minneapolis, MN, where he played shortstop. His athletic honors are MVP, Best Defensive Player, and All-Star Player. His academic honors are making it on the A and B Honor Roll. His major is Computer Aided Drafting. His favorite movie is “Little Man.” His favorite sports team is the Blue Jays. His favorite foods are Dominican, Puertorican, Chinese, and American. He came to RCTC to be successful academically and play competitive baseball.

Joshua Concepcion - #24 is a freshman from George Washington High School in New York City, NY, where he played shortstop, third base, and second base. His family includes his mother, Delilah, and his brother, Justin Perez. His major is Sports Management. His favorite movie is “Step Brothers.” His favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. His favorite foods are white rice, black beans, and chicken cutlets. He came to RCTC because of the baseball team.

Anthony Rosario - #25 is a freshman from Grand Street Campus High School in Brooklyn, NY, where he was on the NY Sayo Grays All Star Team. His family includes his parents, Javier and Divina, and his siblings, Patricia and Jason. His major is Sports Management. His favorite movie is “Warrior.” His favorite sports team is the New York Mets. His favorite food is yellow rice with chicken. He came to RCTC for his education and the baseball team.

Quinn Cannoy - #26 is a freshman from Marion High School in Marion, IA, where he played pitcher and outfield. His athletic honors are 1st Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-Metro, and 1st Team All NE Iowa District. He was on the Honor Roll. His team honors are top pitcher and best teammate. His major is Education and Coaching. His favorite movie is “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.” His favorite sports teams are the Cubs, Rams, and Lebron. His favorite food is spaghetti. He came to RCTC to improve and go onto the next level of baseball.

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Alex Biehn - #27 is a freshman from Martin County West High School in Sherburn, MN. He has played shortstop, second base, and pitcher. His athletic honors are two All-Areas. His academic honor is making in on the honor roll. His family includes Joe, Suezann, Steph, and Megan. His major is nursing. His favorite movie is Caddyshack. His favorite sports team is the Minnesota Twins. His favorite food is pizza. His special talents are playing guitar and tennis. He came to RCTC because of his major and the good baseball.

Nicholas Lilienthal - #28 is a freshman from Wisconsin Valley Lutheran High School in Plover, WI, where he played pitcher and first base. He was honored with second team All-Conference. His family includes his parents, Sue and Jason, and his sister, Sydney. His major is Coaching and Sports Management. His favorite movie is “Field of Dreams.” His favorite sports team is anything in Minnesota. His favorite food is tacos. He came to RCTC because he wanted to get started with coaching before he goes to CSP to do Sports Management.

Blake Steizer - #29 is a freshman from Lakeville South High School in Lakeville, MN, where he played pitcher, outfield, and first base. He was honored with Most Improved his senior year. His team was section champs. His family includes his parents, Lynn and Jeff, and his siblings, Brianna and Zachary. He is undecided on his major. His favorite movie is “Moneyball.” His favorite sports team is the Houston Astros. His favorite food is chicken. He came to RCTC to become the best in his class and the best ball player.

Kody Larson - #30 is from Stoddard, WI, where he played pitcher and catcher for De Soto High School. He was second team All-State, first team All-District, and first team All-Conference along with team captain, two time player/pitcher of the year and academic honor roll. His family includes his parents, Jeanna and Tim, and sister Vanessa. His major is Liberal Arts. His favorite movie is “Coach Carter.” His favorite sports team is the Wisconsin Badgers/Brewers. His favorite food is wings. He came to RCTC to further his education and play ball.

Dante Huffcutt-Grant - #31 is from St. Paul, MN, where he played left field, center field, and pitcher for Henry Sibley High School. He was All-Conference in football and basketball his sophomore, junior, and senior years. His family includes his parents, Julie and Al, brother, Julius, and dog Lola. His major is Sports Management. His favorite movie is “Remember the Titans.” His favorite sports teams are the Vikings, Twins, and Timberwolves. His favorite food is Little Caesars. He came to RCTC to get a great education and play sports.

Payden Anderson - #33 is a freshman from Plentywood High School in Plentywood, MT, where he played pitcher, first base, second base, shortstop, and third base. He is majoring in Sports Management. His favorite movie is “Billy Madison.” His favorite sports team is the Kansas City Chiefs. His favorite food is lobster. His special talents are playing the guitar and juggling. He came to RCTC to play baseball and go to school.

Dustin Nelson - #34 is a freshman from Mondovi High School in Mondovi, WI, where he played third base, catcher, outfield, and pitcher. His athletic honors are First Team All-Conference, All Northwest football and baseball Conference Player of the Year, and State Semifinals. His family includes two brothers and two sisters. He is undecided on his major. His favorite movie is “Without a Paddle.” His favorite sports teams are the Minnesota Twins and Vikings. His favorite food is pizza. He came to RCTC to play baseball and he loved the facilities.

Ben Glomski - #35 is a freshman from Wabasha-Kellogg High School in Wabasha, MN, where he played outfield. His athletic honors are JV Boys Athletic of the Year and All-Conference baseball and basketball. His family includes his parents, Greg and Amy, and his siblings, Gus and Emily. His major is Broadcast Communications. His favorite movie is “Forrest Gump.” His favorite sports team is the Minnesota Twins. His favorite food is leg of lamb. His special talents are that he can do a good Gollum voice and Spongebob’s laugh. He came to RCTC to play baseball and finish his schooling.

Brok Schwartzkopf - #36 is a freshman from New Prague High School in New Prague, MN, where he played first base, third base, and pitcher. He was captain on his baseball team. His family includes his parents, Lisa and Steve. He is undecided on his major. His favorite movie is the “Mighty Ducks” series. His favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. His favorite food is steak and potatoes. He came to RCTC to play baseball and to be close to home.

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Rochester Community and Technical CollegeBaseball - Record Book

Steve Hucke - Baseball Coaching Record Through 2014: 251-228-1

Year ....................W ............. L ............T........... Results

2003 ......................... 17 .................15 .............................. 3rd MCCC State Tournament2004 ......................... 22 ................14 .............................. 3rd MCCC State Tournament2005 ......................... 17 .................21 .............................. 4th MCCC State Tournament, Participated Region XIII2006 ......................... 12 ................19 .............................. Participated in MCCC State Tournament2007 ......................... 7 ..................312008 ......................... 17 .................23 ............................. Participated in MCCC State Tournament, 3rd Southern Division2009 ......................... 17 .................232010 ......................... 34 ................12 .............................. 4th Region XIII Tournament, 2nd MCAC Southern Division2011 .......................... 31 ................18 ............................. NJCAA DIII World Series Participants, Region XIII, MCAC State & Southern Division Champions2012.......................... 26 ................23 ............................. Region XIII Runner-up, 2nd MCAC Southern Division2013 .......................... 29 ................7 ............................... Region XIII Participants, MCAC Southern Division Champions2014 ......................... 22 ................22 .............1 .............. Region XIII Participants, MCAC Southern Division Champions

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