2013 JDHS Crimson Bears Varsity Baseball Team
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Third in State
Third in State
The Bears in Sunny Arizona
Front Row: Alex Muir, Kellen Johansen, Kyle Gould, Tod Baseden, Jackson Lehnhart, Michael
Dale, Christain Gould, and Grant Ainsworth. Back Row: Coach Mark Pusich, Coach Frank Barthel, Tanner
Petrie, Nathan Klein, Jeffrey Pusich, Kurt Vandor, Fred Collier, Tal Norvell, and Coach Jim Ayers.
Not Pictured: Silvester Olivares, Coach Bavard and Coach Daniel. Arizona photos by Roy Gould
2013 Crimson Bears Seniors
Front Row: Jackson Lehnhart, Kyle Gould, Tod Basden, Christain Gould and Tal Norvell.
Back Row: Tanner Petrie, Jeffrey Pusich, Kurt Vandor and Fred Collier.
ROSTER:
8 Grant Ainsworth (OF/INF)
18 Tod Baseden (OF)
21 Fred Collier (C/OF)
2 Michael Dale (2B)
11 Christian Gould (3B)
9 Kyle Gould (2B/P)
23 Nathen Klein (C/P)
10 Jackson Lehnhart (CF)
1 Alex Muir (C)
12 Tal Norvell (SS/P)
24 Silvester Olivares (INF)
7 Tanner Petrie (P/1B)
15 Jeffrey Pusich (P/1B)
19 Gary Speck (OF)
22 Kurt Vandor (OF/P)
Head Coach: Will Race
Assistant Coaches: Frank Barthel, Sean Bavard, Jamie Daniel
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The Crimson Bears batted .410 as a team, scoring 6 runs per game while allowing 4 runs per contest.
Jackson Lehnhart led the Bears offensively with .533 batting average, 24 hits and a team leading 8 stolen bases.The second leading hitter was Tod Baseden whose batting average was .412. Nathan Klein led the team in RBIs with 20, and Christian Gould and Lehnhart added 14 RBIs each. C. Gould was also third on team in batting average, hitting .352.
The Bears pitching was strong Tanner Petrie 6-0, Nathan Klein 5-0 and Jeffery Pusich 3-1. The team had a combined ERA of 2.67 and allowed others teams to hit only 0.215 for the season. Tanner Petie led the team in ERA (0.88), wins (6-0), innings pitched(40), at bats (140), strikeouts (53),and allowed other teams to hit only 0.150. Nathan Klein had the lowest WHIP .0.833 ( WHIP = walks plus hits divided by innings pitcher). The lower the WHIP the better the pitching performance. WHIPs at 1.000 or lower means you are one of the leading pitchers. Nathan's ERA was at 1.78 and had 39 strikeouts and issued only 5 walks.
Jackson Lehnhart led the Bears offensively with .533 batting average, 24 hits and a team leading 8 stolen bases.The second leading hitter was Tod Baseden whose batting average was .412. Nathan Klein led the team in RBIs with 20, and Christian Gould and Lehnhart added 14 RBIs each. C. Gould was also third on team in batting average, hitting .352.
The Bears pitching was strong Tanner Petrie 6-0, Nathan Klein 5-0 and Jeffery Pusich 3-1. The team had a combined ERA of 2.67 and allowed others teams to hit only 0.215 for the season. Tanner Petie led the team in ERA (0.88), wins (6-0), innings pitched(40), at bats (140), strikeouts (53),and allowed other teams to hit only 0.150. Nathan Klein had the lowest WHIP .0.833 ( WHIP = walks plus hits divided by innings pitcher). The lower the WHIP the better the pitching performance. WHIPs at 1.000 or lower means you are one of the leading pitchers. Nathan's ERA was at 1.78 and had 39 strikeouts and issued only 5 walks.
 Tanner Petrie works against Sitka
 Christian Gould welcomes home teammate Tod Baseden against TMHS.
 Jeffrey Pusich delivers to the plate against Petersburg on Senior Night.
 Kurt Vandor delivers to the plate.
 K. Gould and Petrie and congratulated by teammates after scoring against Sitka.
 Michael Dale tries to turn two against Ketchikan.
 K. Gould is mobbed by teammates after his go-ahead home run in the first round of the State Tournament against Colony. JDHS defeated the Knights 6-3.
 K. Gould is helped off the field by coaches after injuring his ankle against Service in the State Semi-Final game. The Crimson Bears fell 12-0.
 C. Gould connects with a hit against Kodiak during the Third Place Game at the State Tournament. JDHS blanked Kodiak 8-0.
 Fred Collier dives back to first base against Kodiak.
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 Kyle Gould fires it to first base for an out against Ketchikan
 Jackson Lehnhart connects with a hit against TMHS.
 K. Gould connects with a pitch against Petersburg on Senior Night.
 K. Gould and Pusich embrace during Senior Night festivities.
 Tanner Petire bares down against Ketchikan
 Norvell chases down a Sitka baserunner between third and home.
 Nathan Klein is congratulated by teammates after homering against TMHS.
 Petrie fires to the plate against Colony.
 Tal Norvell slides safely into second base against Colony during the State Tournament.
 Lehnhart tries to beat out an infield hit against Service in the State Semi-Finals.
 Klein pitches against Kodiak.
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The Crimson Bears pose after their Third Place-clinching win at the State Tournament in Anchorage.
Crimson Bears' 2013 Results
JDHS 19 Ketchikan 7
JDHS 6 Petersburg 2
JDHS 11 Petersburg 1
JDHS 2 Ketchikan 9 (non-conference game)
JDHS 9 Ketchikan 3
JDHS 11 TMHS 1
JDHS 5 Sitka 9
JDHS 8 Ketchikan 5
JDHS 11 Sitka 3
JDHS 2 TMHS 1
JDHS 13 TMHS 3
JDHS 11 Petersburg 1
JDHS 8 Sitka 0
JDHS was the winner of the regular season conference play with a record of 11 wins and 1 lost.
Region V Playoff Tournament
Ketchikan
JDHS 4 TMHS 5
JDHS 1 Sitka o
JDHS 3 TMHS 2
JDHS 1 Ketchikan 7
Ketchikan wins the Region V Tournament and and goes to the State Tournament as the number 1 seed from Region V. JDHS is second and is the second seed from Southeast.
Alaska State Baseball Championship Tournament
Anchorage
JDHS 6 Colony 3
JDHS 0 Diamond 12
JDHS 8 Kodiak 0
With the win over Kodiak JDHS finidhed third in the State for 2013.
In the game JDHS lost, Diamond scored 5 runs in the first. In the bottom of the first after 1 out Jackson hit a double then Kyle Gould,one of the best second baseman in the state, hit a single and was out at second while spraing his ankle.Kyle was out for the remaining tornament play.
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2013 Team and Individual Statistics
The 2013 Crimson Bears' Baseball season records:
Batting Average = H / AB (H=Hits) / (divided by) (AB= At Bats)
TEAM Batting Average = 140 / 514= .272
Leaders:
Jackson Lehnhart.533
Tod Baseden .412
Kurt Vandor.361
Christian Gould.352
Kyle Gould.345
Nathan Klein.306
The better hitters have batting average of .300 or higher. However some hitters may hit lower than .300 but hit more timely hits than hitters with higher batting averages, for example hit when runners are on base or in scoring position (a runner on 2nd or 3rd) or hit to keep a rally going.
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On Base % = (H+BB+HP) / (AB+BB+HP+SF) (BB=Base on Balls) (HP=Hit by a pitch) (SF=Sacrifice Fly Out)./(140)+(64+29) / (514)+(64)+(29)+(5) =
TEAM On Base % = .381
Leaders:
Jackson Lehnhart .571
Tod Baseden .538
Christian Gould .486
Nathan Klein .485
Tanner Petrie .443
Kyle Gould .441
(The ML career highest OB% belongs to Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox at .482).
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Slugging % =(1B+2x2B+3x3B+4xHR) / AB(1B=singles) (2B=doubles) (3B=triples) (HR=Home Runs). (127+2x31=62+3x0=0+4x5=20)=
TEAM Slugging % =.407
Leaders:
Jackson Lehnhart .622
Kyle Goud .576
(At the major league level the slugging % is in the .500 to .700 range. The career highest Slugging % is held by Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees at .690).
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Contact Rate = (AB minus K) / AB(K=Strike Outs)
(514-94) / (514)=
TEAM Contact Rate = .817
Leaders:
Jackson Lehnhart .956
Kyle Goud .932
(The major league contact rate level is at 80%. However batters who are hitting .300 or better are in the 90% range) (source: Ron Shandler USA Today 4/17/2008).
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Pitching Statistics:
(Won-Lost) (ERA) (WHIP) (Ratio K/BB) (Opp. BA) (# of pitches per inning)
TEAM:
(15-5) (2.52) (1.239) (2.8) (.215) (17)
Pitching Leaders:
Tanner Petrie (6-0) (0.88) (1.050) (2.5 to 1) (.150) (17)
Nathan Klein (5-0) (1.78) (0.833) (7.8 to 1) (.170) (14)
NOTE: all the individual pitching stats listed above are based on pitchers who pitched at least 19 innings.
ERA= (ER x 7) / IP (Earned Runs x 7innings (in high school baseball) divided (/) by Innings Pitched).
A good ERA is under 4.00
WHIP= (BB+H) / IP
NOTE:WHIP is another way to measure the effectiveness of a pitcher. Two pitchers could have identical ERAs but one pitcher could have a lower WHIP incating that he is a more effective pitcher. For example Pitcher A could give up no runs 1 hit and issue 2 walks.His ERA is 0.00 and his WHIP is ( 2 BB + 1 H / 6 innings pitch) = .600. Pitcher B could give up no runs 7 hits and issue 3 walks. His ERA is 0.00 and his WHIP is (3 + 7 / 6) = 1.66.
A good WHIP is around 1.00 below that is excellant. A poor WHIP is 1.75 or higher.
In our example Pitcher B is allowing nearly 2 runners per inning. If a pitcher continues on that path, trouble ahead. Here Pitcher B most likely had solid defense behind him or he struck out batters thereby pitching a shtutout.
K / BB = Strikeouts / Base on Balls
Opp. BA = Opponent's Batting Average
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Fielding: = (PO + A) / (PO + A + E) = Fielding % (PO=Put Outs; A=Assists; E=Errors)
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TEAM Fielding %= .
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