Since 2001, 63 Caravan Players Have Gone On To Play 2002 College Baseball

Cesar Carrillo - University of Miami (FL) Brandon Drozd - Western Arizona (AZ) Brett Kellam - Northern Illinois University Matt Evans - Benedictine University (IL) George Bruggentheis - Loras College (IA) Dan OBrien - Western Michigan (MI) Robert Snarskis - St. Joes (IN) Brian Spear - University of Kentucky (KY) Ryan Schiever - SIU Edwardsville David Cales - University of Illinois at Chicago Joe Koehler - University of St. Francis (IL) Dave Berres - South Suburban College (IL) Lenell McGee - Oakton (IL) Brett Buckley - North Central College (IL) Travis Stirling - Wabash College (IN) Mark Evans - Illinois State University Martese Barner - Chicago State University Ryan Julian - Loras College (IA) Nick Tristchler - Central Michigan Kevin Moriarty - Loras College (IA) Tony Manville - Northern Illinois University Tom Zelasko - Northern Illinois University Tom Barry - University of San Francisco (CA) Ryan Phelps - Saint Xavier University (IL) Christian Matz - University of Arkansas, Pine Bluff John Kozlar - University of Chicago (IL) Will Bausch - University of St. Francis (IL) Eric Myjak - Washington U St. Louis (MO) Pat Bourke - Oberlin College (OH) Jonah Klees - Harvard (MA) Matt Mirabal - Illinois State University Dan Healy - Benedictine University (IL) Harry Kammholz - University of Illinois, Chicago Mike Vlamis - Chapman University (CA) Kyler Kopach - Phoenix College (AZ) Kevin Johnson - University of Illinois Mike Stirling - Saint Xavier University (IL) Tony OShea - Saint Xavier University (IL) Eric Whitely - Shawnee Community College (IL) Anthony Scarlata - Robert Morris (IL) Luis Diaz - Benedictine University (IL) Jake Breakey - Loras College (IA) Kevin Healy - Loras College (IA) Mike Krueger - Morton College (IL) Brad Myjak - St Xavier University (IL) Adam Panayotovich - University of St Francis (IL) Richie Zuniga - Oakton College (IL) Mike Hooker - University of Wis-Platteville (WI) Chris Sujka - Indiana University (IN) Jeff Boehm - University of Kentucky (KY) John Kravetz - University of Illinois (IL) Ryan Fitzpatrick - Illinois Institute of Tech. (IL) Dakota MIrabal - Illinois Valley College (IL) Dan Pappas- West Virginia Unviersity. (WV) Tyler Laurisch - Harvard University (MA)

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State Runner-Up 2005 State Finalist 2003, 2011 Sectional Champions 2002 2003 2005 2006 2011 Regional Champions 1990 1992 1995 1998 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010,2011,2012 Catholic League Champions 1961 1962 1990 1991 1992 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 2003 2005 2007
Mount Carmel High School 6410 South Dante Avenue Chicago, IL 60637 773.324.1020 www. MCHS.org

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The camp will stress mechanics and proper technique while covering the mental and physical aspects of the following areas: Hitting, Fielding, Baserunning, Pitching, and Catching. You will learn fundamentals from the Mount Carmel Coaches and Alumni, which are the same drills used at all the top colleges and in the professional ranks. There is no need to pre-register. Registration will take place upon entry at 8:00am. This is a free clinic. In addition to receiving instruction from MC Coaches and Alumni, each camper will also receive a Camp T-Shirt. Camp is open to baseball players from 5th - 8th grade. Tours and additional school information will be available for parents. Glove, Bat, Gym Shoes, T-Shirt, Shorts/Baseball Pants, Lots of Energy, and the Will to Get Better. Contact Bill Nolan - Director of Enrollment 773.324.1020 x 265 bnolan@mchs.org

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Its All About Team

To Live with Zeal for God, for Life, for Learning

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Brian Hurry
Brian Hurry begins his 16th season at Mount Carmel and his 14th as Varsity Head Coach. Before coming to Mount Carmel, Coach Hurry played baseball at

the College of St. Francis and had the privilege to play for baseballs all-time winningest coach, Gordie Gillespie. At St. Francis, he was a reserve middle infielder on the 1993 NAIA National Championship team. During his final season, Hurry was named Team Captain for the Saints 1996 Regional-Finalist ballclub. Coach Hurry completed his Masters De-

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gree in Administration in 2004 and currently serves as a faculty member in Mount Carmels Social Studies Department. Coach Hurrys emphasis on preparation, discipline, and respect for the game has resulted in 11 consecutive Regional-Championships, five Sectional-ChampiCaravan uniform, the way we sprint on and off the field, and the way we take our pre-game infield. Our players also take pride in the way we accept success and failure, and how we treat our opponents and umpires. The real key to winning, is having good, self-motivated athletes who accept responsibility for their actions and development. Most importantly, our players understand that they are students first and athletes second. They understand that sports are only temporary, but their education will last them a lifetime. onships, the schools first Elite Eight appearance in 2003, a State Runner-Up finish in 2005, and a State Finals fourth place finish in 2011. In fourteen seasons as Head Coach, his teams have averaged 28 wins per season and have posted an overall record of 376 - 133. In that span, 63 players have gone on to compete at the collegiate level, including 20 Division I players. In addition, seven MC players have been selected in the Major League Baseball Amatuer Draft. Coach Hurrys accomplishments since 2000 include: Overall Record: 376-133 3 State Finals Appearances 5 Sectional Championships 11 Consecutive Regional Championships, 3 Catholic League Championships Illinois Times Coach Of The Year 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 IHSBCA Regional Coach Of The Year: 2003, 2005 Daily Southtown Coach Of The Year: 2007 Tony Lawless - Catholic League Coach Of The Year Award: 2007

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BUILDING CHARACTER The Mount Carmel baseball staff strongly believes that athletic participation plays a vital role in the formation of a young mans character. Discipline, responsibility, teamwork, and the development of a strong work ethic are the core in which this program is built. Pride, respect, and self-esteem are synonymous....none of which are given, but EARNED. We emphasize pride in everything that is associated with our program. We take pride in the way we wear our

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