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Form C: Out-of-Recruitment Area Student Contact Record (.doc)

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Baseball Athletes - Outfielders

Ryan Knox

#4 Ryan Knox

  • Sophomore
  • High School: Martin Luther King
  • High School Coach: Rich Graves
  • Height: 5’10”
  • Weight: 175
  • Bats: Right
  • Throws: right
  • Major: Liberal Arts
  • Parents: Ron and Pam Knox
  • Favorites:
    • Pro Team: LA Dodgers,
    • Pro Athlete: Jose Reyes,
    • TV Show: Sports Center and Martin,
    • Music: Hip hop and Rock
  • Role Model: Parents and Magic Johnson
  • Ryan came to Sierra College after four varsity seasons for Martin Luther King High School in Riverside, CA. His senior year he compiled a batting average of .435, with 41 RBI’s, 6 hrs, and 25 stolen bases. He also was voted Most Valuable Player. Ryan possesses great instinct tracking down fly balls along with excellent running ability. He has a good positive attitude towards the game and displays the will to win. This is Ryan’s second year at Sierra. He hit .327 and hit over.400 in the playoffs in 2007. Ryan’s best baseball memory was representing the United States as a member of the 2004 USA Youth National Team. He helped lead Team USA to a silver medal in the COPABE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS in a 3-2 loss to Cuba.
Logan Lotti

#14 Logan Lotti

  • Sophomore
  • High School: Pleasant Valley
  • High School Coach: Ron Souza
  • Height: 5’11”
  • Weight: 190
  • Bats: Right
  • Throws: Right
  • Major: Communications
  • Parents: Steve and Kelly Lotti
  • Favorites:
    • Pro Team: San Francisco Giants,
    • Pro Athlete: Kimbo,
    • TV Show: That 70’s Show,
    • Music: Smooth jazz, Bluegrass
  • Role Model: Lance Armstrong
  • Logan comes to Sierra College after playing two seasons for the Pleasant Valley Vikings. Logan finished the high school season with a batting average of .467 with 7 homeruns and 31 RBI's. Logan also pitched for the Vikings in the spring of 2006 and had an ERA of 2.87 with 38 strikeouts in 31.2 innings pitched which earned him the honor of section MVP. He then had a successful summer of American Legion baseball with the Chico Nuts in the summer of 2006. He set the record of most homeruns hit in a season consisting of 21 home runs. As a freshman at Sierra last year, Logan batted .322 with six homeruns and 36 RBI. Logan possesses a strong arm from the outfield to go along with a powerful swing and has above average speed on the base paths. Logan has signed a national letter of intent for Oregon State, the back to back College World Series champions in 2006 & 2007, to play for the Beavers in the spring of 2009. He will play for the Corvallis Knights during the summer and attend OSU in the fall semester of 2008.
Justin Mezzanares

#20 Justin Mezzanares

  • Sophomore
  • High School: Rocklin
  • High School Coach: Roc Murray
  • Height: 6’2”
  • Weight: 195
  • Bats: Right
  • Throws: Right
  • Major: Undecided
  • Parents: Frank and Raelene
  • Favorites:
    • Pro Team: San Francisco Giants,
    • Pro Athlete: Ichiro,
    • TV Show: Seinfeld,
    • Music: Rock/ Rap/ Country
  • Role Model: Dad
  • Justin comes back to Sierra College after playing last year for the Wolverines. In his freshman season in 2007, he hit 12 doubles, two triples and accumulated a .473 slugging percentage. Justin was also hit by 12 pitches while racking up an on base percentage over .400. This year with hard work, Justin plans on battling it out with the other outfielders for playing time and a starting spot. Justin’s best memory was playing with DSA Mustangs in a spring 05’ tournament. The score was tight and Justin stepped to the plate with runners on first and second. As the pitcher began to get deeper into the count, Justin became more and more determined to get a hit. When the pitch came, Justin waited on the curve ball and pounded it over the 15 foot wall in left center. Justin went 4 for 4 that game with 2 doubles, a single and a 3 run homerun. This homerun put the Mustangs up by 1, which latter led to a Mustang victory.
Kyle Saukko

#28 Kyle Saukko

  • Freshman
  • High School: Granite Bay
  • High School Coach: Pat Esposito
  • Height: 6’1”
  • Weight: 175
  • Bats: Left
  • Throws: Right
  • Major: Undecided
  • Parents: Andy and Colleen Saukko
  • Favorites:
    • Pro Team: Atlanta Braves,
    • Pro Athlete: Chipper Jones,
    • TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel Air,
    • Music: Rap
  • Role Model: Father
  • Kyle comes to Sierra College after playing four years of baseball for the Grizzles of Granite Bay High School. Kyle was named to the All Metro team and also captured Sierra Foothill League honors. Kyle possesses a very strong arm and has good speed which allows him to cover a lot of ground in the outfield. His speed also helps him as a left handed hitter to get down the line. Kyle had a unique role as a true closer during his high school career on the mound. His plus velocity earned him the opportunity to be chosen by the Colorado Rockies in the 2007 Major League Baseball amateur draft. Kyle is looking forward to beginning his career as a Wolverine this season.
Brian Wright

#10 Brian Wright

  • Sophomore
  • High School: Woodland
  • High School Coach: Rob Rinaldi
  • Height: 5’9”
  • Weight: 175
  • Bats: Right
  • Throws: Right
  • Major: Recreation Management
  • Parents: Mike and Kristy Wright
  • Favorites:
    • Pro Team: Boston Red Sox,
    • Pro Athlete: Dustin Pedroia,
    • TV Show: WWE Raw,
    • Music: Classic rock
  • Role Model: Coach Willson
  • Brian will do anything to win a baseball game. He loves the game of baseball! Working out to get ready for the upcoming season is what he looks forward to every year. Focusing on becoming a great player is all he thinks about before the season. Working out everyday and being on the field as much as possible is fun to him. He can’t wait to get back to the championship game like in his senior season at Woodland. The most memorable moment he has on a baseball field is catching the first pitch in a little league game on the brand new Dick Klennard field’s baseball complex. It was the first pitch ever thrown on those fields and was thrown by Dick himself. Dick is a friend of the family and a very respected man in the community. There was a huge crowd in the complex and they all watched Brian Wright catch the first pitch from Dick. It was on the front page of the local news paper and there was a great picture of Brian Wright giving the ball back to Dick after it was over. It made little leaguer Brian Wright’s baseball career one he will never forget. Brian Wright’s awards consist of (2005 SFL M.V.P.)(2007 Most Improved Player)(Stolen base record holder at Woodland High and The BSL) Brian Wright will steal a base on anybody anywhere anytime!
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