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RANGERS CONTINUE ON WITH ANOTHER WIN!!!
FINAL DAY - USABF 4TH of JULY TOURNMENT - SAN DIEGO, CA
Moreno Valley, Pitcher Johnny Jacobsen makes his first appearance to the mound for the first game and pitches an outstanding game.
Jacobsen struck out 13, gave up 2 hits and walked 2.
AND the RANGERS take the win moving forward to their 2nd game. Great and amazing defense by all players.
Highlight of the game: Nick Garcia with a bunt attempt with 2 runners on base, no outs, causes the pitcher to make a throwing error....Garcia gets a triple and gets 2 RBI's. Ranger's win this game!!!
OLGUIN GOES DEEP! BRINGS RANGERS TO A HUGE WIN KEEPING THEM IN THE GAME
RANGERS SWOOP ANOTHER TWO "2" WINS TODAY!!!
ALEX OLGUIN PITCHES AN OUTSTANDING GAME BRINGING THE RANGERS BACK INTO THE GAME
Defense usually doesn't make many headlines, but it goes a long way towards winning baseball games.
There is a number of ways to make an impact during the course of a game, and playing solid, sound defense is one of them. The RANGERS work hard as a TEAM today winning "2" games!!!
The Rangers defeated AZ RED 9 - 0 and the AZ Falcons 6-5
What a great performance by Pitcher, Alex Olguin for completing the first game and coming back to close the 2nd game.
Olguin gave up 2 hits, had 10 strikeouts and no walks....helping the Rangers to the Semi-Finals.
CJ Bermudez started 2nd game completing 5 innings, with Lobo covering the 6th inning and Olguin coming in for the close.
All players did an amazing job today playing as a TEAM.
RANGERS WIN GAME 2 - USABF 4TH OF JULY TOURNAMENT, SAN DIEGO
Rangers Alumni 2003
Making his Major League Baseball
A member of the 2005 to 2008 Palomino Team and Connie Mack. Robbie was the most consistent catcher that the Rangers have had in its 25 year history. Combined with his 400 plus batting average in 3 years. He hit 21 homeruns for the 3 years he played with me. I'm so proud of this kid.
Kundy Gutierrez, Cecil Fielder, carlos cardoza and James Bishop
Kevin Olsen - Ranger Alumni 1996
Dusty Gomon Ranger Alumi 2000
Played (1) year with the Rangers while a Junior at Centinnel H.S. in Corona. Dusty was part of the Palomino Ranger World Series Team that broke all the Homerun records & run scored at San Jose in 1999. Dusty hit with power and covered center field with the best of them.
Go Rangers!
Positions: 1B-255, 3B-3
Full Name: Dusty Allen Gomon
Born: Sep 3,1982 in Jacksonville, Florida
Height: 6-3 Weight: 190 Bats: Right Throws: Right
High School: Terry Parker (Jacksonville, Florida) "Braves"
Ranger Alumi (2) Years - One of the Rangers all time hitters blending power with timely hitting!
For the first time in his career, Wally Crancer played catcher in 2008. A corner outfielder at Georgia Tech and in his first professional season, Crancer was behind the plate in 38 games for the Class-A Delmarva Shorebirds. Crancer suffered some growing pains defensively (22 passed balls), but it didn’t affect his bat. Crancer hit .287 with six homers and 20 doubles in 83 games for the Shorebirds. Crancer was the Orioles 12th round pick in the 2007 draft and the second Yellow Jacket selected by Baltimore in 2007.
Last Year Team: Delmarva
Garett Parcell Ranger Alumi
Garrett Parcell was one of seven San Diego State Aztecs to be taken in the 2007 amateur draft. Before transferring to San Diego State, Garrett spent two seasons at Cypress Junior College, leading the team in saves both seasons, striking out 25 batters in 24 2/3 innings pitched his sophomore year. He was named to the All-Orange Empire Conference second team during his junior college career. Prior to the Marlins drafting him in 2007, Parcell was drafted in the 41st round by the Seattle Mariners in 2004 before deciding to attend SDSU.
The 6′5 Parcell has an easy delivery with a classic 3/4 arm slot that allows him to repeat his throwing motion. His fastball runs in the high 80s, low 90s range but it’s his 2 other pitches which allow him to miss as many bats as he does. He can throw his changeup as low as 69mph and his curveball in the mid 70s. He mixes all 3 pitches in well and that led to him to great success in his first tour of duty in Jamestown in 2007.
As the Jammers’ closer, Garrett went 4-1 with a 1.24era and a 0.99whip in 36.1 innings. He gave up 26 hits, walked just 10, while striking out 36. Like many collegiate pitchers, Jamestown was easy work for Parcell, while the SALLY would provide him a much bigger challenge. He struck out just under 9 per 9 innings and kept lefties to a .196baa (righties hit .300). He will go into 2009 as the Hammerheads closer and could see time in Carolina based on team need.
Robert Brantly - Ranger Alumi 2004-2007
2009 Ranked second on the team in putouts, fourth in fielding percentage, chances, assists, and fifth in batting average, slugging percentage, hits, and total bases ... Made his first appearance as a collegian at California on Feb. 20 and earned his first-ever start a day later at Cal where he picked up his first hit ... Had 15-multi hit games and five multiple RBI games ...
High School Four-year letter winner in baseball at Chaparral High School ... 2007-08 First-Team All-League ... Named 2008 First-Team All-Valley and Second-Team All-County ... Selected in the 2008 MLB Draft by the Washington Nationals ...
Trent Garrison - Ranger Alumi 2005-2008
Fresno State: (2009) Played in 42 games and started 25 as catcher ... caught 13 runners attempting to steal bases ... hit .219 with six doubles and 12 RBIs ... tallied 21 hits and nine runs ... had four 2-for-4 games during his freshman year ... had a career-high five at bats against Hawaii on May 23.
Vista Murrieta HS: Two-year letterwinner in baseball ... CIF champions in 2007 ... All-Southwestern League in 2007 and 2008 ... All-CIF Southern Section in 2007 and 2008 ... led the Southwestern League in RBIs (35) and batting average (.410) ... also lettered in cross country.
John Pecoraro
Versatile athlete who played in the infield, outfield and on the mound during his prep career ... Is expected to see action out of the Aztec bullpen this season after making just one appearance as a true freshman in 2009 ... Was a member of the San Diego Show summer league team in 2008 ... Also played summer baseball with the Riverside (Calif.) Rangers four years (2005-08) ... Competed for the Inland Empire team at the SoCal Cup Tournament and played in the Perfect Game 2007 Underclass Showcase in 2007.
HIGH SCHOOL
Four-year letterman at Paloma Valley High School in Menafee, Calif., under head coach Chuck Kemp ... Earned all-Sunbelt League horns as a pitcher as a freshman and sophomore ... Was the all-league utility player during his junior and senior seasons ... As a senior batted .442 with five doubles, four triples, four home runs and 17 stolen bases ... On the mound, went 12-0 with a 1.90 earned run average, striking out 74 and walking only 17 ... Named to the all-state team ... Selected the Division 3, Sunbelt League and team MVP ... During his junior season hit .371 and was 9-2 as a pitcher ... Pitching marks of 7-3 as a sophomore and 4-0 as a freshman ... Member of school's Associated Student Body ... Named athlete of the year for 2007-08.
Taylor Garrison - Ranger Alumni 2005-2008
Fresno State: (2009) Made 11 appearances and one start during his freshman campaign ... sported a 4-3 record with a 4.87 ERA ... threw 20.1 innings striking out 18 batters ... made first collegiate start against Buffalo on March 11 ... threw a career-high five innings against Buffalo ... struck out a career-high four batters against Lipscomb on March 29.
Vista Murrieta HS: Lettered in baseball at Vista Murrieta ... all-league in 2008 ... recorded 86 strikeouts his senior year ... worked as a closer his sophomore and junior year ... compiled a 7-2 record as a closer and earned 24 saves ... recorded 42 strikeouts his junior year ... helped his team to a 26-6 record in 2008.
ARLINGTON HS: Played two seasons for Head Coach Gary Rungo at Arlington High School in Riverside, Calif. • Posted a 6-5 record and a 1.41 ERA as a senior in 2008, earning first-team All-Ivy League recognition • He struck out 58 and hurled four complete games in 74.2 innings as a senior • Was named to the 2008 Riverside County All-Star team • Was 1-1 on the bump as a junior with 17 strikeouts in 22.1 innings pitched.
Eric Sanchez
