Jesuit High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Varsity Baseball ne sport that was not supposed to have a good season was baseball. All doubts about the squad's ability were erased with a fine season, however. First year coach John Crumbley did what no one thought he could do by putting together one of the best teams in the county, bar none. The highly successful season was achieved against a murderous schedule. The Tigers were able to play anybody close due to their surprisingly great pitching. Junior Charlie Seoane was usually called upon to pitch against the best teams. The two senior pitchers were both left-handers that saw a lot of action. They were George Pollock and Lee Mezrah, and they both could be counted on as starters or relievers. The surprise of the staff was junior Eric Luallen, who at the end of the year was the staff's hottest pitcher. The Tiger offense was characterized by speed and hustle. The team's top hitter was shortstop Scott Maciejewski. He was also a member of the strong double-play combination with junior second baseman John Marc Tamayo. Third base was held down by senior Rafael Couret, and Jose Barreiro spent a lot of time at first base. Junior Faustino Dominguez and senior Javier Baldor anchored down the powerful outfield that could throw out runners as well as rack up base hits. Countless others contributed greatly to the excellent success of the 1985 baseball team. The future of baseball at Jesuit indeed looks bright for all concerned. A Lonely Figure. Senior outfielder Javier Baldor awaits action. Perfect Form is displayed by Southpaw George Pollock at practice. Caught Again. Junior second baseman John Marc Tarnayo prepares to tag out an opposing base-stealer. Varsity Baseball

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Varsity Baseball l he 1985 season was one of the better seasons in the recent history of the baseball squad. One of the biggest triumphs of the early part of the year was a split of a doubleheader with 4A powerhouse Sarasota. The Sailors were ranked in the top ten of the state for most of the season, and be defeating them once and narrowly losing a second game, the Tigers realized their true potential. From here, the squad moved on to easily defeat rival Tampa Catholic. By this time the team was on a roll. One of the highlights of the Hillsborough County baseball season is the Tony Saladino Tournament, which involves every team in the county. The Tigers opened the tournament by mow- ing down King, a 4A team, on their home field. The next game was to be against Leto with an untried pitcher, Eric Luallen, starting for the Tigers. It turned out that Leto was no match for Bull Luallen. The Tigers defeated Leto easily behind the shutout pitched by Luallen. The next big game was a road trip to play the team ranked No. 1 in the state among 4A schools, Sarasota Riverview. Once again Luallen pitched a complete game victory. A mammoth home run by senior catcher Pat North proved to be the difference. Before moving on to postsea- son play, the Tigers trounced TC again, this time on the Crusaders' field. In the district tournament the Tigers wer- en't so lucky, however. The season ended with an extra- inning loss to Hernando. ims..a,.L, ' 1 P' , .. L I , , . zw,,m,vM1,g,M M. ,. I. . 'W , g v , 5' W , W . -viwfszsdjggrfff g V, i Lk, xi., W ., 4, ,r 4,,,ig,,gg,:,f T .. . I, V K , . . 'i A Mighty Cut is taken by junior Faustino Dominguez during a game. Complete Player. Junior pitcher Charlie Seoane does his share offen- sively by laying down a bunt. Poised and Waiting for action at shortstop is junior Scott 'iMagic Maciejewski. Varsity Baseball V. .www 'ffl . . .e eifi. J M 5 . 1ftf2 -, , Wi fi if 'tr A 1 , far A ' T ,,f+fff'sff.,r1rf4 ff . rf:-351 ...,. 5,,..-Q A