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Media Information ...................................................................... 1Letter from Coach Marra .......................................................... 2ASMI ................................................................................................. 32014 Schedule .............................................................................. 52014 Players Preview .............................................................. 6-7Facilities .......................................................................................... 9Meet Coach Marra .....................................................................10Meet Coach Suarez ...................................................................11Meet Coach Havas ....................................................................12Meet Coach Baker ....................................................................12Meet the players .........13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 28-29Thank you sponsors ..................................................................36

TABLE OF CONTENTSBASEBALL COMMUNICATION

Mike Marra mmarra@highlands.edu 678-872-8142

Gil Suarez gsuarez@highlands.edu 845-701-1395

Tim Havas schickhavas@hotmail.com 845-794-4467

Ray Baker raybaseball@gmail.com 404-512-6083

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Mike Marra 2nd year Alma Mater Brockport St.

Associate Head Coach Gil Suarez 2nd yearAlma Mater Kaplan University

Special Asst. to the HC Tim Havas 2nd yearAlma Matter University of Albany

Volunteer Asst. Ray Baker 2nd yearAlma Matter Campbell University

NEWSPAPER Daily Tribune Jason Greenberg 770-382-4545

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Mike Marra, head baseball coach for the Georgia Highlands College Chargers, believes in taking care of his players. He has recently taken all the pitchers on the inaugural team to Birmingham for biomechanical pitching evaluations at the renowned American Sports Medicine Institute. The primary purpose is to prevent injury, but as an added bene�t the analysis will also show weaknesses in a player’s pitching mechanics, allowing him to work on improving his throwing motion.

Once at ASMI, the athletes visit a lab where their range of motion is assessed. That process lets the analysts understand the limits of a player’s mechanics – metrics like how far his stride can reach or how far back his arm can swing before the forward motion begins and the ball is released. Then the pitcher is out�tted with nearly two dozen re�ective markers, which are placed at key anatomical landmarks on his shoulders, torso, arms, legs, feet and head. As the pitcher throws the ball, his motion is recorded by eight high-speed, infrared cameras that pick up the re�ective markers and transmit them to a computer with a software program designed by ASMI. The program then calculates the body angles, joint velocities and timing mechanisms (kinematics) of the movement as well as the joint forces and torques (kinetics).

The results of the biomechanical pitching evaluation are based upon the motion analysis data as well as ASMI's knowledge of biomechanics, baseball, orthopedics, physical therapy, and strength & conditioning. Researchers also study the data to determine shoulder and elbow comfort during the pitch.

The group has collected a database of mechanics from elite athletes – pitchers who throw at a velocity of 85 miles per hour or higher over an extended period of time and have avoided injury. ASMI has studied these pitchers’ stride length, pelvis rotation, lead knee �exion and shoulder extension rotation to evaluate how their movements keep them injury-free. They then compare the movements of the pitchers who come to be evaluated to see how their mechanics di�er. Because

they know how likely certain mechanics are to cause injury, they can provide information on how to change the pitch for greater safety and e�ciency.

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Tyler Elwer at the ASMI lab being �tted with re�ectivemarkers used with infrared cameras to record andanalysis his pitching mechanics.

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OUTFIELDERSThe outfield will be anchored by the “human eraser”, Freddie Beamon (Dahlonega, Ga./Lumpkin Co. HS) in center field. Beamon can take hits away from opposing hitters with this great athleticism. Dalton Geekie (Powder Springs, Ga./McEachern HS) will start in right field and provides punch at the plate . Tony Flores (Dallas, TX/Harrison HS) will start the season as the Charger left fielder. Tripp Adams (Braselton, GA/Mill Creek HS), and Mitch Burger (Douglasville, GA/Alexander HS) platoon in left field and spell Beamon and Flores Tristan Roberts (Canton, GA/Sequoyah HS) will get time in right and center field when he’s not pitching.

I N F I E L D E R SThe Chargers infield should be one of the team’s strongest assets heading into the 2015 season. All of the infielders can make all the routine plays and sprinkle in a few web gems to solidify the “D”.

Matt Rivera (Milford,PA/Delaware Valley HS), Tyshwan Ervin (Canton, Ga./Cherokee HS) and Blake Oxenreider (Cedartown, Ga./Cedartown HS) will anchor the middle of the diamond. All are capable of playing both SS and 2B.

Nicholas Williams (Rome, Ga./Pepperrell HS) and Zach Neirstedt (Elmira, NY ./Elmira Free Academy) will man the hot corner for the Chargers.

Zach McCrum (Cumming, Ga./South Forsyth HS), Ridge Hillhouse (Woodstock,GA/Woodstock HS) and Jake Swan (Woodstock, GA/Etowah HS) will share the Chargers first base duties.

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C A T C H E R SThe Chargers enters the 2015 season with two players on the roster that can see time behind the dish. Hill College. transfer, Brandon Gonzalez, (Dallas, Ga./East Paulding HS) headlines behind the dish. Sophomore, Alec “Sunshine” Arnsdorff (Clyo, Ga./Effingham HS) will also compete for time behind the plate for the Chargers this spring.

2015 Season

PreviewP I T C H E R SThe success of the 2015 Georgia Highlands baseball season will ride on the arms of the pitching staff. The Chargers have experience with five returning arms ; Dillon Swaggerty (Canton, Ga./The Walker School) Albert Harless (Dallas, South Paulding HS) Parker Acuff (Woodstock, Ga./Etowah HS). and Tyler Elwer (Roswelll, Ga./Lassiter HS), will lead the experienced the staff

The bullpen will be a critical part of the Chargers staff as Coach Mike Marra likes to play match ups late in the game. Mitchell Mannino (Powder Springs, Ga./Hillgrove HS) will start the season as the Chargers closer. The submariner makes it difficult on hitters with his unorthodox delivery. Spelling Maninno will be his HS teammate from Hillgrove, Cade Douglas (Power Springs, GA/Hillgrove HS) another side winder looking to be the heir apparent.

LHP, Blake Metivier (Woodstock, GA/Etowah HS) will be called on to be the lefty specialist out of the pen.

RHP Will Griffin (Kennesaw, GA/Kennesaw MT. HS) will be used as the bridge to Mannino to hold down the 7-8th inning as well as get out of jams in the middle innings. Soph. Dalton Geekie will also be used as the power arm out of the pen late in games to set up Mannino.

Justin Pedone (Brooklyn, NY/New Dorp HS) Byran Quillens (Marbleton, GA/Pepplebrook HS), Amiel Abreu (Ft. Lauderdale, Fl/Western HS) Tristan Roberts (Canton, GA/Sequoyah HS) and Tanner Thomson (Woodstock ,GA/Woodstock HS) will all compete for a starting spot and long relief stints as the season progresses along.

DESIGNATED HIT TERSeveral candidates will compete for the DH spot, including the only pitcher who can handle the bat. Tanner Thomson (Woodstock, GA/Woodstock HS) can drive the ball with power from the left side of the plate along with Zach McCrum, Ridge Hillhouse and St. John’s University transfer, Nick Day (Lynn, MA/ Lawrence Academy) will also get some opportunities in the DH spot.

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EMERSON, Ga. –Twenty-nine home games highlight Georgia Highland’s 2015 baseball schedule. All home games will be played at PG Park South located on the beautiful South Campus of LakePoint sports; a state-of-the-art all turf facility.

“With this baseball facility, we will be able to confidently recruit top prospects and contend for championships in a first-rate environment. For Charger fans, the LakePoint Facility will provide a comfortable and convenient setting to enjoy the excitement of the game. This world class venue will also enable us to host top programs from all over the Nation as well as NJCAA tournaments, bringing national prestige and recognition to our programs right here to Bartow County,” Head Coach Mike Marra said. The Chargers will begin practicing at their new home come Janu-ary.

PG Spring Swing Director Kevin Herlihy spoke on the announcement, “As Perfect Game continues to expand into college baseball this was the perfect opportunity for us. Partnering with Coach Marra and Georgia Highlands is good for the community and good for baseball. Coach Marra has a great track record of building programs from scratch; we see Georgia Highlands being no different. I think we have the chance to be part of something special.”

The second year program opens play at LakePoint with a doubleheader against Roane State (Feb 7). Georgia Highlands will play single games against Cleveland State and Piedmont (Feb 10-11), Chattanooga State (Feb 13) and Shorter (JV) (Feb 18), plus a doubleheader versus Chattahoochee Valley CC (Feb 21). The February home schedule rounds out with a set of home games against Central Alabama CC (Feb 24) and a doubleheader with Indians Hills (Feb 28).

The conference home schedule is slated to start March 3 with a single game versus South Georgia. Conference play at home picks back up March 13-14 against in state foe ABAC. March 20-21 will see the Chargers square off with Andrew College. A single game with out of conference opponent Cleveland State (March 25) rounds out the March home schedule.

Marra’s Chargers return home April 3-4 to take on Darton. East Georgia will come check out the turf April 7. Conference play continues at home April 17-18 versus Georgia Perimeter. Gordon visits the Chargers for a set of games (April 23 and 25). This will conclude the Chargers regular season home schedule.

PG Park South at LakePoint is located at 275 Stars Way, Cartersville, GA 30121. Fans are encouraged to support their hometown baseball team. Tickets will be sold at the door.

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Phone: 678-872-8142Email: mmarra@highlands.edu

Marra comes to GHC from New York State, where he taught physical education for 22 years and coached for 12 in a high-school environment. Most recently, he coached baseball at Sullivan County Commu-nity College in New York, where he resurrected the college’s baseball program, which had not fielded a team since 1986.

In creating that program he outlined a three-year plan for success. In the program’s second year the college’s team reached the National Junior College Athletic Association Region XV Final Four, then won the NJCAA Region XV championship the following year. Marra also served as assistant director of athletics and as an adjunct instructor in the physical education department at Sullivan County Com-munity College.

While coaching high-school teams, Marra was named the 2004 American Baseball Coaches Association Region I High-School Baseball Coach of the Year. He was named coach of the year three times by the Kingston Daily Freeman and once by the Times Herald Middletown Record. He was also recognized by his peers as the as the American Baseball Coaches Association NJCAA Region XV Baseball Coach of the Year in 2008.

Marra holds a Master of Education from the State University of New York at Cortland and a Bachelor of Science in physical edu-cation from SUNY Brockport. He resides in Cartersville, Georgia.

M.S. Cortland St.Graduate Studies; San Diego St.B.S. Brockport St.

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Phone: 845-701-1395Email: gsuarez@highlands.edu

Before making the jump to Georgia Highlands College, Suarez, a native of Monticello, NY, joined head coach Mike Marra as an associate head coach at Monticello High School for the 2008-2012 seasons. While at Monticello, Suarez handled the infielders and assisted in hitting and coaching third base, helping the Panthers to Sectional berth in 2010.

Suarez’s responsibilities at Georgia Highlands will include coaching third base, working with the mid-dle infielders and serving as Future Chargers Baseball Camp Director. Additionally, Suarez helped the Chargers recruit their first ever recruiting class.

Suarez began his playing career at Monticello (NY) HS where he started for three seasons as SS/RHP. He spent two seasons at Orange Co. CC (NY). Suarez played with the Sullivan Spar-tans of the CBL and eventually signed a pro contract with the Montreal Expos in 2004 and played for the Expos Class A team in the Apple Valley League (MN).

“Gil and I worked together for four years during our time at Monticello (NY), so I know firsthand what a tremendous per-son and baseball coach he is,” Marra said. “Gil shares the vision I have for this program and he will work relentlessly to help us achieve the goals we have for the future of Charger Baseball.”

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B.S. State University of New York at AlbanyJ.D. Hofstra Law

Tim is a lifelong resident of Sullivan County, NY and a graduate of Monticello High School. He obtained his Juris Doctor from Hofstra Law School in 1988 and since has practiced law in Monticello. Havas has coached youth baseball for the past 25 years having participated with the Monticello Little League, Collegiate Baseball League, Hudson Valley Wood Bat League and Middletown Babe Ruth. Havas spent the past five seasons on GHC’s head coach, Mike Marra’s coaching staff at Monticello HS.

Phone: 404-512-6083Email: raybaseball@gmail.com

B A: Campbell University

Baker has been a part of baseball in Cobb County for over 15 years developing and preparing players for the next level. For the last 6 years Ray has directed the Georgia Fierce 18u travel team with multiple players reaching the college level.

Ray is a native of Portsmouth, Va where he played high school baseball. He

advanced his playing career as a member of Campbell University in Buies Creek, NC. He served one year as an associate in the Player Development program with the Montreal Expos. Baker holds a BA Degree in Communications Management from Campbell University. His professional career he has worked in sponsorship and advertising associated with Major League Baseball, NCAA College World Series, BCS Bowl Games and Final Four.Ray has resided in Kennesaw, Ga for the last 25 years. Has a son attending Georgia Southern University.

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Majoring in Education Can’t imagine a week without Baseball Favorite Color Blue Pre-game meal PB and J sandwich Mascot that freaks me out Bolt Celebrity that freaks me out Paris Hilton Weirdest thing you’ve eaten Roach Nickname Geek

Favorite midnight snack Cookies Can’t imagine a week without Music Favorite Sport other than baseball Soccer Player I idolized growing up Derek Jeter Player my game most resembles Derek Jeter Mascot that freaks me out Gorlocks Nickname Matty-Ice Favorite pro sports team Yankees

Favorite midnight snack Chicken Sandwich Can’t imagine a week without MLB Network Favorite Color Blue Player I idolized growing up Chipper Jones People don’t know this about me I love to dance I’m as good as anyone at Talking trash Favorite pro sports team Braves Favorite Web site PerfectGame.org

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Connor Gambrell is the voice of Charger Baseball and a student at GHC.

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Majoring in EngineeringFavorite midnight snack Taco BellCan’t imagine a week without TVAdvice to kids Stay in school Player I idolized growing up Ivan RodriquezPlayer my game most resembles Yadi MolinaCelebrity that freaks me out Miley CyrusPeople don’t know this about me I collect shoes

Born Dallas, TXCan’t imagine a week without My debit cardPre-game meal Protein BarPlayer I idolized growing up Alex RodriquezPlayer my game most resembles Babe RuthMascot that freaks me out Bull DogCelebrity that freaks me out Ashton KutcherPeople don’t know this about me I’m a sweet heart

Majoring in Physical TherapyAdvice to kids Set a goal and go get itFavorite Food Moe’sPre-game meal Bologna sandwichCelebrity that freaks me out Lady GagaI’m as good as anyone at Video gamesWeirdest thing you’ve eaten Lobster PizzaNickname Tydoe

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Favorite midnight snack Taco Bell Player I idolized growing up Dustin Pedroia Team I wish was on the schedule Clemson Player my game most resembles Dustin Pedroia Mascot that freaks me out Phillie Phanatic Weirdest thing you’ve eaten Snails Nickname Ox Favorite pro sports team Braves

Majoring in Art Favorite Color Blue Favorite Food Steak Player I idolized growing up Chipper Jones I wish I were better at Musical instruments I’m as good as anyone at Ping Pong Weirdest thing you’ve eaten Worm Nickname Jake, From State Farm

Born Fort Bragg, NC Favorite midnight snack Honey Buns Can’t imagine a week without My teammates Advice to kids Don’t do drugs Favorite Food Chinese Pre-game meal Chick Fil A Player I idolized growing up Josh Hamilton Celebrity that freaks me out Miley Circus

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Majoring in Business Favorite midnight snack Grilled Cheese Can’t imagine a week without Baseball Advice to kids Dream big Pre-game meal Chick Fil A Player I idolized growing up Pete Rose Team I wish was on the schedule UWG Player my game most resembles Chad Bradford

Favorite midnight snack PB&J Can’t imagine a week without Showering Favorite Food Pizza Player I idolized growing up Derek Jeter Player my game most resembles Mike Trout Mascot that freaks me out Gators Celebrity that freaks me out Nikki Minaj I wish I were better at Drawing

Favorite midnight snack Food Can’t imagine a week without PS3 Advice to kids Stay in School Favorite Color Green Favorite Food Protein Pre-game meal Spaghetti Player I idolized growing up Chipper Jones Team I wish was on the schedule Braves

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Majoring in Business Favorite midnight snack Popcorn Favorite Food Steak Pre-game meal Pasta Player I idolized growing up Peyton Manning I wish I were better at Cooking I’m as good as anyone at Golf Weirdest thing you’ve eaten Octopus

Can’t imagine a week without Fried chicken Advice to kids Don’t do drugs Player I idolized growing up The Rock Player my game most resembles Cliff Lee Celebrity that freaks me out Sarah Jessica parker Favorite Holiday Christmas Weirdest thing you’ve eaten Kangaroo Nickname Cuff Daddy

Majoring in Physical Therapy Favorite Color Red Favorite Food Pizza Pre-game meal Foot long sub Player my game most resembles Hunter Pence I wish I were better at Organizing Favorite pro sports team Braves

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Majoring in Business Favorite Food Pizza Pre-game meal Zaxby’s Player I idolized growing up John Smoltz Mascot that freaks me out Phillie Phanatic Celebrity that freaks me out Lindsay Lohan Weirdest thing you’ve eaten Snail Favorite movie 22 Jump Street

Can’t imagine a week without Netflix Favorite Color Orange Favorite Food Pizza Player my game most resembles Jacoby Ellsbury Celebrity that freaks me out Justin Bieber I wish I were better at Guitar People don’t know this about me I have a black belt Nickname Archie

Born Dallas, GA Majoring in Physical Therapy Favorite Food Hot Wings Pre-game meal Subway Player I idolized growing up John Smoltz Player my game most resembles Jared Weaver I wish I were better at Guitar I’m as good as anyone at MLB Show 15

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Majoring in Business Favorite midnight snack Grilled Cheese Can’t imagine a week without Baseball Advice to kids Dream big Pre-game meal Chick Fil A Player I idolized growing up Pete Rose Team I wish was on the schedule UWG Player my game most resembles Chad Bradford

Favorite midnight snack Chocolate Milk Can’t imagine a week without My Truck Favorite Color Camo Favorite Food Burgers Player I idolized growing up Chipper Jones Team I wish was on the schedule South Carolina Weirdest thing you’ve eaten Squid Nickname Big Mac

Majoring in Criminal Justice Favorite midnight snack Pizza Can’t imagine a week without Chipotle Pre-game meal Chipotle Player I idolized growing up Derek Jeter Player my game most resembles Jose frenandez Celebrity that freaks me out Britney Spears I wish I were better at Golf

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Favorite midnight snack Protein Shake Advice to kids Stay true to yourself Favorite Food Sushi Pre-game meal Beef stroganoff Player I idolized growing up Ken Griffey, JR Mascot that freaks me out Pistol Pete Celebrity that freaks me out Lady Gaga Favorite Holiday 4th July

Majoring in Computer Science Favorite Food Hamburger Pre-game meal Taco Bell Player I idolized growing up John Smoltz Nickname Wilbur Favorite pro sports team Washington Nats Favorite movie 42 Favorite TV show ESPN

Favorite midnight snack Oreos Advice to kids Don’t ever give up Pre-game meal Chick fil a Player I idolized growing up Derek jeter Celebrity that freaks me out Dennis Rodman I wish I were better at Hitting Nickname Bquill Favorite Web site Twitter

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Born Orlando, FL Majoring in Business Player my game most resembles Cliff Lee I’m as good as anyone at Bowling Weirdest thing you’ve eaten Jalepeno milkshake Nickname Tiv Favorite pro sports team STL Cardinals On my Ipod Matchbox 20

Favorite Color Blue Player my game most resembles Tim Hudson I wish I were better at Golf I’m as good as anyone at Ping Pong Weirdest thing you’ve eaten Squid Nickname T-Man Favorite pro sports team Braves Favorite movie The Longest Yard

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Born Orlando, FL Majoring in Business Player my game most resembles Cliff Lee I’m as good as anyone at Bowling Weirdest thing you’ve eaten Jalepeno milkshake Nickname Tiv Favorite pro sports team STL Cardinals On my Ipod Matchbox 20

Born Brooklyn, NY Favorite midnight snack Ice Cream Can’t imagine a week without Baseball Favorite Food Pizza Pre-game meal Protein bar Player my game most resembles Jose Fernandez I wish I were better at Studying Nickname JP

Majoring in Communications Favorite midnight snack Brownies Advice to kids Listen to your parents Favorite Color Blue Player I liked growing up Stephen Curry Celebrity that freaks me out Nick Swardson I wish I were better at Not forgetting things Nickname Big City

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