Baseball Record Book - 2018

BROTHER RICE BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 1959 - 2018
State Championship 1976
State Runner-Up 1981
State Finalist 1983, 2007
Summer State Finalist 2001, 2008, 2016
Super-Sectional Championship 2007
Sectional Championship 1976, 1981, 1983, 2007, 2018
Regional Championship 1976, 1981, 1982, 1983, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010,
2016, 2017, 2018
Summer Regional 2001, 2008, 2016
Championship
Chicago Catholic League 1964, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1977, 1980, 1983, 1987, 1991,
Varsity Championship 1993, 1994, 1997, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2016, 2017
Chicago Catholic League 1977, 1979, 1985, 1987, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2012,
Sophomore Championship 2014, 2016, 2017
Chicago Catholic League 1995, 2006, 2014, 2018
Freshman Championship
BROTHER RICE BASEBALL COACHING HISTORY

Note: Brother Rice opened in the Fall of 1956. There were no baseball teams other than
intramural softball until the Spring of 1959 when the varsity team was formed. The Frosh-Soph
Team originated in 1961 and then became the Sophomore Team in 1983 when the Freshman
Team was formed.
YEAR VARSITY FROSH-SOPH ('61 - '82) _ FRESHMAN
& SOPHOMORES
1959 (3-11)
1960 Br. C. A. Sciaca

Br. Rinaldini
(7-4)
1961 Br. E. C. Courtney Br. Ryan

(7-6)
1962 George Sedlacek Br. Barry

Br. Rinaldini,
& Br. E. C. Courtney,
Moderator (11-9)
1963 George Sedlacek Br. Barry

Br. Rinaldini, Moderator
(20-6)
1964 George Sedlacek Tom Mahon

Br. Barry, Moderator Br. Doherty, Moderator
(15-7)
1965 George Sedlacek Tom Mahon

Br. Doherty, Moderator (7-3)
(14-7)
1966 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

Br. Barry, Moderator Br. J. C. McCormack, Moderator
(28-7) (14-6)

Br. Barry, Moderator Br. Clemmons, Moderator
(16-9) (21-3)

Br. Jack O'Keefe Br. Rattigan, Moderator
(25-6) (20-4)

Br. Jack O'Keefe Br. J. P. Glackin
(23-4) Br. Rattigan, Moderator (22-2)

Br. Jack O'Keefe Br. Rattigan, Moderator
(23-5) (22-3)

Br. Jack O'Keefe (23-1)
(26-4)
Br. Jack O'Keefe (23-1)
(16-9)

Ed "Doc" Staron (21-3)
(20-6)

(20-11)

(14-9)

Ed "Doc" Staron Bob Krol
(34-8) (21-3)

Ed "Doc" Staron Kraig Jung
(32-9) (21-3)

Ed "Doc" Staron Kraig Jung
(15-15) Jim Mattes
(17-7)

Tony Hanrahan Kraig Jung
(17-14) Bob Krol
(23-1)

(24-7) (20-4)

(32-17) (20-4)

(22-16) (11-13)
1983 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak Jim Antos

Tony Hanrahan Kraig Jung (7-9)
(28-8) (19-5)

Tony Hanrahan Kraig Jung Marv"Doc"Mathius
(21-15) (14-11) (14-8)
Tony Hanrahan Kraig Jung Marv"Doc"Mathius
(19-19) Tom Uraski (11-8)
(21-4)

Tony Hanrahan Tom Uraski Marv"Doc"Mathius
(23-12) (14-9) (11-12)

(19-13) (19-6) (12-12)

(22-16) (15-10) (9-12)

Tom Uraski Tom Donovan
Marv"Doc"Mathius
(22-14) (14-9) (12-13)
1990 Cliff Petrak Brian Tucker Jim Antos

Tom Uraski Jim Darling Marv"Doc"Mathius
(13-15) (12-15) (9-10)
1991 Cliff Petrak Bob Eifel Jim Antos

Tom Uraski Mike Delany Jack Carlson
(25-7) (18-9) (18-5)
1992 Cliff Petrak Bob Eifel Jim Antos

Tom Uraski Joe Krajacic Jack Carlson
(20-14) (18-9) (10-13-1)
1993 Cliff Petrak Bob Eifel Mark Smyth

Tom Uraski Jayson Polickey (19-5)
Paul Johansson (19-5-1)
(23-6)
1994 Cliff Petrak Bob Eifel Mark Smyth

Tom Uraski Mike Higgins Mike Morgan
Paul Johansson (24-6) (21-9)
(26-7)
1995 Cliff Petrak Mark Smyth John Pacetti

Tom Uraski Mike Morgan Paul Hamilton
(15-14) Mike Higgins Mike Minervini
(15-6) (20-5)
1996 Cliff Petrak Bob Alberts Mark Smyth

Tom Uraski Tom DeMatteo Neil MacIlvane
Mike Morgan (26-5) Paul Hamilton
(21-10) (16-8)
1997 Cliff Petrak Tom DeMatteo Mark Smyth

Tom Uraski Andy Findysz Jim Fitzgerald
Mike Morgan (19-5) (18-4)
Jim Antos
(27-6)
1998 Cliff Petrak Mark Smyth Andy Findysz

Tom Uraski Mike Grunloh Ed Eber
Jim Antos (18-6) (9-13)
Steve Johansson
(18-12)
1999 Cliff Petrak Mark Smyth Andy Findysz

Tom Uraski Mike Grunloh Ed Eber
Steve Johansson Mike Smith Jason Labuda
(11-20) with 8 IHSA (16-11) (12-12)
imposed forfeits
(19-12) w/o forfeits
2000 Cliff Petrak Tim Lyons Andy Findysz

Bob Alberts John Jensen Ed Eber
Mark Smyth Mike Seminetta Jason Labuda
(23-9) Mark Smith (22-8)
(33-2)(19-0)
2001 Tim Lyons Ed Schuch Andy Findysz

John Jensen, Don Noga, Joe Jensen, Jim Jensen Tom Lyons, Ed Eber,
Tim Braun Sr., (26-9) (14-3) Mark Smith (32-7) (14-4)
Mike Minervini (27-9) (15-4)
2002 Tim Lyons Ed Schuch Andy Findysz

John Jensen, Don Noga, Joe Jensen, Zac Sadek, Tom Lyons, Chad Prosen,
Tim Braun Sr., Dan Casey Ed Eber, Bill Judge Mark Smith (23-10) (10-8)
Mike Minervini (27-9) (12-7) (27-1) (18-1)
2003 Tim Lyons Ed Schuch Tom Lyons

John Jensen, Don Noga, Joe Jensen, Jim Connolly, Tom Omiecinski,
Tim Braun Sr., Ed Eber (24-10) (13-6) Mark Smith (18-10) (12-6)
Mike Minervini (28-11)(12-7)
2004 Tim Lyons Ed Schuch Tom Lyons
John Jensen, Don Noga, Ed Eber, Joe Jensen Ken Keselica, Mark Smith
Tom Omiecinski, (21-16) (12-7) (20-12) (11-8)
Mike Minervini (33-6) (18-3)
2005 Tim Lyons Tim Braun Sr. Tom Lyons

John Jensen, Don Noga, Matt Besenhofer, Ed Eber, Tom Czepiel, Mark Smith
John “Happy” Harasen, Dan Szmergalski (31-4) (17-3)
Mike Minervini (23-14) (15-6) (24-10) (14-5)
2006 Tim Lyons Dan Szmergalski Tom Lyons

Matt Besenhofer, Ed Eber, Brad Aguirre, Mark Smith, Zac Sadek
Tim Braun Sr., Don Noga, Brian Barkowski, (29-3) (20-0)
Mike Minervini (26-8-1)(11-3) Tom Czepiel (21-10) (7-7)
2007 Tim Lyons Dan Szmergalski Tom Lyons

Matt Besenhofer, Ed Eber, Tom Czepiel, Mark Smith, Marty Masterson,
Tim Braun Sr., Don Noga, Brian Barkowski Brad Willette (22-11) (12-8)
Mike Minervini (30-12)(10-4) (15-15) (3-11)
2008 Tim Lyons Zac Sadek Tom Lyons

Matt Besenhofer, Ed Eber, Marty Masterson, Mark Smith, Bob Stumpe
Tim Braun Sr., Don Noga, Mike Noyes (18-15) (10-10)
Ed Koziol, Mike Minervini (12-18) (3-11)
(32-7) (10-4)

Matt Besenhofer, Ed Eber, Marty Masterson, Mark Smith, Matt Flavin
Tim Braun Sr., Don Noga, Mike Noyes (26-11) (13-7)
Ed Koziol, Mike Minervini, (14-16) (5-9)
Brad Esposito (31-3) (13-1)
Brad Esposito, Ed Eber, Marty Masterson, Mike Noyes, Matt Flavin, Steve Lascola,
Tim Braun, Don Noga, Mark Higgins Mark Smith
Ed Koziol, Mike Minervini (14-15) (6-7) (13-20) (9-9)
(26-12) (13-5)
2011 Dan Szmergalski Tim O’Connell Zac Sadek

Jim Calderone, Jeff Ithal Scott Householder, Matt Flavin,
Ed Koziol, Dan Higgins, Steve Klutcharch, Mark Smith
Mike Minervini Dru Wischhover (6-20) (2-12)
(14-15) (7-9) (13-13-1) (10-5)
2012 John McCarthy Tim O’Connell Zac Sadek

Dan Hennigan, Kevin Sefcik Jim Hermann, Dan Atkenson,
Sean McBride, Mike Minervini Steve Klutcharch Mike Lackaff, Mark Smith
(22-15) (9-7) (29-6) (13-3) (12-15) (5-9)
2013 John McCarthy Tim O’Connell Jim Hermann

Kevin Sefcik, Dan Hennigan, Jay Polickey, Dan Atkenson,
Sean McBride, Mike Minervini Steve Klutcharch Bill McKeon
(21-15) (9-7) (16-14-2) (8-7-1) (16-12-1) (7-4)
2014 John McCarthy Tim O’Connell Jim Hermann

Kevin Sefcik, Dan Hennigan, Dan Atkenson, Brett Newsome Jay Polickey,
Sean McBride, Mike Minervini Steve Klutcharch Bill McKeon
(26-11) (11-5) (27-7) (14-2) (23-7) (11-3)
2015 John McCarthy Jim Hermann Jay Polickey

Dan O’Brien, Tim O’Connell, Dan Atkenson, Eric Elget.
Sean McBride, Mike Minervini Bill McKeon Big Bob Peters
Mike Sienkowski (17-15) (10-6) (29-4) (10-3)
(26-11) (11-5)
2016 John McCarthy Jay Polickey Eric Elget

Bill Copp, Sean McBride Dan Atkenson, Rich Lane Joe Crowley,
Tim O’Connell, Mike Minervini Ryan March Anthony LoCoco,
(35-4) (21-0) (29-5) (18-2) Big Bob Peters
(22-10) (15-3)
2017 John McCarthy Eric Elget Tom Higgins

Bill Copp, Sean McBride Big Bob Peters, Rich Lane Sean O’Reilly
Tim O’Connell, Mike Minervini Anthony LoCoco, Andy Tourville
(29-10) (18-3) (22-7) (17-3) (19-10) (12-6)
2017 John McCarthy Eric Elget Mike Panozzo

Bill Copp, Sean McBride Big Bob Peters Matt Gustafson
Anthony LoCocco Sean O’Reilly Andy Turville, Mike Wagner
Tim O’Connell, Mike Minervini Ryan March (25-6)(11-3)
(27-13) (9-5) (13-10)(9-5)
CHICAGO CATHOLIC LEAGUE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS
1959 MENDEL
1960 ST. RITA
1961 MT. CARMEL
1962 MT. CARMEL
1963 MENDEL
1964 BROTHER RICE
1965 ST. RITA
1966 BROTHER RICE
1967 ST. LAURENCE
1968 BROTHER RICE `
1969 ST. PHILLIP
1970 BROTHER RICE
1971 BROTHER RICE
1972 ST. RITA
1973 LOYOLA ACADEMY
1974 GORDON TECH
1975 GORDON TECH
1976 ST. RITA
1977 BROTHER RICE
1979 ST. LAURENCE
1980 BROTHER RICE, WEBER
1981 ST. FRANCIS DE SALES, ST. RITA
1982 ST. LAURENCE
1983 BROTHER RICE
1984 SOUTH -ST. LAURENCE, ST. RITA

NORTH -FENWICK
1985 SOUTH -DE LA SALLE
NORTH –WEBER
1986 SOUTH -ST. RITA

NORTH -FENWICK
1987 SOUTH -BROTHER RICE

NORTH -ST. RITA
1988 SOUTH-LEO,
ST. LAURENCE, ST. RITA
NORTH -FENWICK
1989 SOUTH -ST. RITA

NORTH -DE LA SALLE
1990 SOUTH -ST. LAURENCE, MT.CARMEL

NORTH -LOYOLA

NORTH -MT. CARMEL
1992 SOUTH -MT. CARMEL

NORTH -LOYOLA
1993 SOUTH-ST.LAURENCE, ST.RITA

NORTH -BROTHER RICE
1994 SOUTH -BROTHER RICE, MT. CARMEL,

ST. LAURENCE,
NORTH -FENWICK
1995 SOUTH-ST.RITA, MT. CARMEL

NORTH -FENWICK
1996 SOUTH -MT. CARMEL

NORTH -FENWICK

CENTRAL -MT. CARMEL
NORTH -FENWICK
1998 SOUTH -PROVIDENCE

CENTRAL -MT. CARMEL
NORTH -FENWICK
1999 SOUTH -PROVIDENCE
CENTRAL -DE LA SALLE
NORTH-LOYOLA
2000 SOUTH-PROVIDENCE
NORTH-DE LA SALLE
2001 SOUTH – ST. RITA

NORTH – DE LA SALLE
2002 SOUTH - PROVIDENCE

NORTH – LOYOLA
2003 SOUTH - PROVIDENCE

NORTH – FENWICK, MOUNT CARMEL
2004 SOUTH – BROTHER RICE

NORTH – ST. RITA
2005 SOUTH – MOUNT CARMEL

NORTH - ST. RITA
2006 BLUE – BROTHER RICE

WHITE – ST. LAURENCE, BISHOP MAC
2007 BLUE – MOUNT CARMEL, ST. RITA

WHITE – ST. LAURENCE


WHITE – BISHOP MAC
2010 BLUE – PROVIDENCE

RED – GORDON TECH
2011 BLUE – PROVIDENCE, ST. LAURENCE

WHITE – FENWICK
RED – ST. FRANCIS DE SALES
2012 BLUE – PROVIDENCE CATHOLIC

WHITE – DE LA SALLE
RED – SETON, LEO
2013 BLUE – ST. LAURENCE

WHITE – DE LA SALLE, ST. JOE’S
RED - SETON
2014 BLUE – ST. LAURENCE, ST. RITA

WHITE – DE LA SALLE, FENWICK
RED – ST. FRANCIS DE SALES
2015 BLUE – MOUNT CARMEL

WHITE –FENWICK
RED – HALES

WHITE - DE LA SALLE, ST. IGNATIUS
RED - ST. FRANCIS DE SALES
WHITE - DE LA SALLE, FENWICK
RED - ST. FRANCIS DE SALES
2018 BLUE - ST. LAURENCE

WHITE - FENWICK, MONTINI
Prior to the 1977 season, the league champion was determined by a playoff system. From 1977 to 1983
the champion was determined by the best won-lost record in a round robin league set-up. Beginning in
1984, the league was divided into North and South Divisions with champions in each.
In 1997, the league was divided into North, Central and South Divisions with champions in each.
In 2000, the league returned to a North & South Division format.
In 2006, a Blue / White division format will be introduced. The Blue will consist of the top winning %
teams (Brother Rice, De La Salle, Fenwick, Loyola, Mount Carmel, Providence, St. Ignatius, St. Rita).
You play everyone twice with four cross-over games into the White division that do not count
toward your CCL record.
In 2010, Blue / White / Red division format was introduced.

BROTHER RICE BASEBALL RECORDS AGAINST CATHOLIC LEAGUE OPPONENTS
GAMES WON LOST

BISHOP MCNAMARA 28 22 6
DE LA SALLE 77 42 35
DE PAUL ACADEMY (PRIOR) 6 5 1
FENWICK 79 55 24
GORDON TECH / DEPAUL (2014-) 65 52 13
HALES FRANCISCAN 54 53 1
HOLY CROSS / GUERIN 4 2 2
HOLY TRINITY 7 7 0
LEO 68 60 9
LOYOLA ACADEMY 84 62 22
MARMION 6 5 1
MENDEL (ST. MARTIN DE PORRES) 77 51 26
MONTINI 2 2 0
MT. CARMEL 101 52 49
PROVIDENCE 47 30 17
SETON 3 3 0
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES 51 43 8
ST. FRANCIS (WHEATON) 6 6 0
ST. IGNATIUS 48 37 11
St. JOSEPH 8 7 1
ST. LAURENCE 108 63 45
ST. PHILIP 15 11 4
ST. RITA 121 65 56
WEBER 56 41 15
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1119 774 345 .691
BROTHER RICE TEAM RECORDS

SEASON RECORDS
Victories in a Season 35 in 2016
Defeats 19 in 1985
20 in 1999 (incl. 8 IHSA imposed forfeits)
Victories in League 21 in 2016
Consecutive CCL Victories 33 in 2016 through 2017
Best won-lost pct. (season) 31-3 in 2009 (.912)
Best won-lost pct. (league) 21-0 in 2016
Batting Average .365 in 2001
Runs Scored 338 in 1981
Hits 405 in 2007
Doubles 80 in 2007
Triples 39 in 1997
Home Runs 41 in 2008
Total Bases 603 in 2007
Stolen Bases 136 in 1994 (of 163 attempts)
Team Slugging % .569 in 2009
Least Runs Allowed (pct.) 39 in 28 games in 1969
Lowest Earned Run Average 0.79 in 1969
Strike Outs by Pitching Staff 315 in 1971
Opponents Shut Out 13 in 1969
Opponents Runners Picked Off 16 in 2008
Consecutive Shutouts 4 in 1964
Double Plays Made 30 in 2012/2016
Consecutive Wins (one season) 30 in 2016
Average Runs Per Game 10.2 in 1997
Home Game Record 22-1 in 2009
Most Victories by 10 Run Rule 13 in 2008
Hit by a pitch 52 in 2010

BROTHER RICE WINNERS OF THE ANTHONY R. LAWLESS AWARD
(Outstanding Senior Baseball Player in the Catholic League)
1969 DENNIS HARRIGAN

1972 MIKE REDDEN
1973 BOB FROIO
1976 KEN ZIEMBA
1978 BOB CUMMINGS
1993 MIKE STRITCH
1997 TIM HADLEY
2008 MIKE MCQUILLAN
2009 PAT GANNON
2016 ANDREW DYKE
BROTHER RICE WINNERS OF THE ANTHONY R. LAWLESS AWARD

(Chicago Catholic League Coach of the Year)
1971, 1973, 1977, 1980, 1983 Coach George Sedlacek
1991, 1993, 1994, 2000 Coach Cliff Petrak
2004, 2006, 2008, 2009 Coach Tim Lyons
2016 Coach John McCarthy
CCL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2016 + 2017 RYAN KUTT
BROTHER RICE INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS
SEASON RECORDS
Batting Average .500 Ken Keselica, 2001 (52 for 104)

Runs Scored 50 Mike McQuillan, 2008
Hits 61 Mike McQuillan, 2007
Runs Batted In 51 Mike Schalasky, 2015
Doubles 16 Cameron Anello, 2007

16 Ryan Kutt, 2016
16 Sam Jones, 2018
16 Jack Payton, 2018
Triples 10 Tim Hadley, 1997
Homeruns 12 Mike Schalasky, 2015
Slugging % .936 Mike Schalasky, 2015
Base on Balls 41 Pat Fahey, 1997
Hit by a Pitch 12 Doug Schumacher, 2008

12 Ryan Gyrion, 2010
12 Dominic Albanese, 2012
Stolen Bases 37 Brian Coffey, 1991
On base % .594 Ryan Koziol, 2011
Total Bases 102 Mike Schalasky, 2015
Least Strikeouts 1 In 20 games, Mike Troy, 1970
Consecutive Game Hitting 24 Mike Stritch, 1992

25 Mike Stritch (over 2 seasons), 1992-1993
23 Anthony Albano, 2000
23 Bobby Schuch, 2009
Consecutive Times Reaching 15 Mike McQuillan, 2008

Base to Lead Off a Game
Consecutive Triples in an inning 3 Jack Guzek, Mike Massey, Andrew Dyke
BROTHER RICE TEAM RECORDS
SINGLE GAME RECORDS
Runs Scored 27 vs Leo 2003

Hits 23 vs Proviso East 1988
23 vs St. Francis de Sales 2010
Stolen Bases 13 vs Fenger 1990
Home Runs (Game) 6 vs St. Ignatius 2000
Home Runs (Inning) 3 vs St. Francis de Sales 1994
3 vs St. Laurence 2003
3 vs Providence 2009
Runs in an Inning 19 vs St. Joseph 2008
Runs by Opponent 23 by Joliet Catholic 1986
Runs by Both Teams 41 vs Eisenhower 1986 (won 23-18)
Hits by Both Teams 41 vs Richards 1999 (Br. Rice 18, Richards, 23)
(Won 17-15) 8 innings
Innings Played 15 vs St. Rita 1974 (lost 2-1)
Strikeouts by Opponent Pitcher 25 by Jim Clancy, St. Rita 1974

(15 Inning Game)
No Hitter by Opponent Pitcher Ed Farmer St. Rita 1967
Nick Farrar Mt. Carmel 1994

Tony Bubacz St. Rita 1996
Matt Trowbridge Providence 2010
Opponent Runs in an Inning 12 by St. Rita 1989
Consecutive Batters to reach 14 vs St. Francis de Sales 1996

base and score in an inning
Triple Play Hermanson to Daniher vs St. Laurence, 1974

SINGLE GAME RECORDS
HITS (5)
Doug Tomaso, vs. St. Rita, 1960 Bob Simons, vs. Mt. Carmel,1974
John Cypser, vs. St. Laurence, 1991 Tom Omiecinski vs. De La Salle, 2001
Ken Keselica vs. Marist, 2001 Mike Fazy vs. St. Francis de Sales, 2003
Ricky Palmer vs. Marian, 2009 Ryan Kutt vs. De La Salle, 2015
Kendall Pettis, vs. St. Rita, 2018
RUNS SCORED (5)
Jayson Polickey vs. Proviso East, 1988
RUNS BATTED IN (9)

Bill Judge vs. Proviso East, 1988
RUNS BATTED IN (8)

Conor Sullivan vs. St. Francis de Sales, 2010
DOUBLES (2)
Pat Foley vs. Francis De Sales, 1960
Lou Pasierb vs. Gordon Tech, 1965
Larry Moleski vs. Mt. Carmel, 1956
Pat Condon vs. De Paul, 1966
Don Webster vs. De Paul, 1966
Tom McGowan vs. Bogan, 1968
Ray Crowley vs. Leo, 1970
Ray Crowley vs. Mt. Carmel, 1971
Doug Scheidt vs. Holy Trinity, 1971
Kevin Tunney vs. Bogan, 1973
Kevin Tunney vs. St. Laurence, 1973
Joe Richards vs. Fenwick, 1974
Bob Langert vs. Mendel, 1974
Paul Hermanson vs. St. Rita, 1974
Ed Eber vs. Bogan, 1975
Mike Ladevich vs. Kelly, 1976
Rich Langert vs. Rich Central, 1977
Bob Cummings vs. New Trier East, 1978
Chuck Higgins vs. Naperville North, 1978
Frank Panella vs. Hubbard, 1979
Pat Roche vs. Weber, 1979
Chuck Higgins vs. Eisenhower, 1980
Frank Panella vs. Mt. Carmel, 1980
Mike Slattery vs. Fenwick, 1981
Pat Hincks vs. Eisenhower, 1982
Dan Harlan vs. Reavis, 1982
Gary Solofra vs. Carl Sandburg, 1982
Mark Slattery vs. Carl Sandburg, 1982
Eric Tarvin vs. Quigley, 1983
Bill Westphal vs. Quigley South, 1983
Eric Tarvin vs. St. Patrick, 1983
Rich DeMonica vs. Mt. Carmel, 1984
Mike Kamenjarin vs. St. Francis De Sales, 1984
John Jansto vs. Hubbard, 1985
Mike Jermolowicz vs. Driscoll, 1986
Steve Johansson vs. Quigley South, 1986
Pete Barounes vs. Weber, 1987
Mike Tassone vs. De Sales, 1987
Bill Judge vs. Eisenhower, 1987
Bill Judge vs. Lyons, 1987
Bill Judge vs. St. Joseph, 1987
Jeff Felinczak vs. Mendel, 1987
Bill Cranley vs. Fenwick, 1989
Dan Costello vs. St. Ignatius, 1980
Chris Krisik vs. St. Martin De Porres, 1990
Gary Girzadas vs. Shepard, 1991
Gary Girzadas vs. Hales Franciscan, 1991
Mike Stritch vs. Weber, 1992
Jason Fennell vs. Mt. Carmel, 1992
Jim Schmidt vs. Evergreen Park, 1993
Jim Schmidt vs. Kennedy, 1993
CJ Keating vs. St. Francis de Sales, 1995
Tim Hadley vs. Clemente, 1996
Pat Fahey vs. St. Martin, 1996
Joe Omiecinski vs. St. Martin, 1997
Joe Omiecinski vs. St. Ignatius, 1997
Hal Prohaska vs. Chicago Christian, 1997
Hal Prohaska vs. Oak Lawn, 1998
Matt Wilmot vs. Hales Franciscan, 1998
Hal Prohaska vs. St. Francis de Sales, 1998
Don Shaughnessy vs. DeLaSalle, 1998
Tom Ventrice vs. Richards, 1999
Dan Szmergalski vs. Richards, 2000
Anthony Albano vs. Marist, 2000
Dan Szmergalski vs. St. Ignatius, 2000
Dan Szmergalski vs. St. Francis de Sales, 2000
Anthony Albano vs. Loyola, 2000
Anthony Albano vs. Richards, 2001
Anthony Albano vs. Bishop Mac, 2001
Kyle Shinnick vs. Marist, 2001
Nick Zieler vs. Oak Lawn, 2001
Nick Zieler vs. St. Laurence, 2001
Tim Braun vs. Holy Cross, 2002
Tim Braun vs. Homewood-Flossmoor, 2002
Tom Omiecinski vs. Marist, 2002
Nick Romanas vs. St. Francis de Sales, 2002
Marc Albano vs. Simeon, 2003
Brian Herman vs. Chicago Christian, 2003
Mike Fazy vs. St. Charles North, 2003
Mike Fazy vs. St. Francis de Sales, 2003
Matt Flavin vs. St. Francis de Sales, 2003
Brett Schaefer vs. Mount Carmel, 2003
Tom Rhein vs. St. Rita, 2003
Tim Degnan vs. Hales Franciscan, 2003
Brian Omiecinski vs. Brother Rice (Michigan), 2004
Joe Gibson vs. Holy Cross, 2004
Mike Hayden vs. Bishop Mac, 2004
Mike Hayden vs. Mount Carmel, 2004
Tom Rhein vs. Mount Carmel, 2004
Erik Faust vs. Marist (IHSA), 2004
Bob Stumpe vs. de Sales, 2005
Jim Calderone vs. St. Laurence, 2005
Jim Calderone vs. Mount Carmel, 2005
Mike Fazy vs. De La Salle, 2005
Mike Fazy vs. Fenwick, 2005
Bob Stumpe vs. Evergreen Park, 2006
Cameron Anello vs. St. Ignatius, 2007
Mike McQuillan vs. De La Salle, 2007
Eric Taylor vs. Hales, 2007
Mike McQuillan vs. Minooka (IHSA), 2007
Doug Schumacher vs. Minooka (IHSA), 2007
Kevin Koehler vs. Lane Tech, 2008
Doug Schumacher vs. Marist, 2008
Mike McQuillan vs. Loyola, 2008
Kevin Koehler vs. Lincoln-Way Central, 2009
Kevin Koziol vs. De La Salle, 2009
Brian Baldwin vs. Andrew, 2010
Ryan Koziol vs. St. Francis de Sales
Conor Sullivan vs. Gordon Tech, 2010
Garrett O’Neill vs. St. Ignatius, 2010
Justin Biondo vs. St. Rita, 2010
Ryan Koziol vs. Carmel(Mundelein), 2011
Conor Sullivan vs. Providence, 2011
Garrett O’Neill vs. Jacobs, 2012
Garrett O’Neill vs. Glenbrook North, 2012
Wendall Ferguson vs. Ashland, KY, 2013
Wendall Ferguson vs. Fenwick, 2013
Kevin Biondic vs. Fenwick, 2013
Kevin Biondic vs. Loyola, 2013
Kevin Biondic vs. Montini, 2013
Kevin Biondic vs. Whitney Young, 2014
Kevin Biondic vs. Carmel, 2014
Kevin Biondic vs. Aurora Central Catholic, 2014
Kevin Biondic vs. St. Ignatius, 2014
Andrew Dyke vs. St. Ignatius, 2014
Mike Massey vs. Fenwick, 2014
Erich Lieser vs. Mount Carmel, 2014
Ryan King vs. Eastern (KY), 2015
Mike Massey vs. DePaul, 2015
Mike Schalasky vs. Montini, 2015
Andrew Dyke vs. Ballard, KY., 2016
Mike Massey vs. Marist, 2016
Ryan Kutt vs. St. Joseph, 2016
Brett Bagus vs. Depaul, 2016
Jack Guzek vs. Loyola, 2016
Jack Guzek vs. Mount Carmel, 2016
Joe Preusser vs. Kennedy, 2016
Mike Bolton vs.St. Xavier (OH), 2017
Ryan King vs. JCA, 2017
Jake Ridgeway vs St. Joe’s, 2017
Sam Jones vs St. Joe’s, 2018
Sam Jones vs St. Francis (Wheaton), 2018
Sam Jones vs Providence, 2018
Sam Jones vs Rockford Hononegah, 2018
Jack Payton vs St. Joe’s, 2018
Mike Bolton vs St. Viator, 2018
Patrick Hayes vs Providence, 2018
Dillan Fike vs St. Rita (IHSA), 2018
SINGLE GAME RECORDS
DOUBLES (3) CONSECUTIVE 2B IN A GAME

Ryan Wischhover vs Loyola, 2008 Jack Payton, Sam Jones, Dillan Fike
Ricky Palmer vs Marian, 2009 Patrick Hayes vs. Rockford Hononegah, 2018
Kevin Koziol vs. Lockport, 2010
Ryan Kutt vs. St. Francis (Wheaton), 2016
Ryan Kutt vs. Loyola, 2017
TRIPLES (3)
Mike Glotz vs Proviso East, 1988
HOME RUNS (3)

Bill Judge vs Proviso East, 1988
Doug Schumacher vs St. Ignatius, 2007
HOME RUNS IN ONE INNING (2)

Doug Schumacher vs Bremen (IHSA), 2007
BASE ON BALLS (5) TOTAL BASES (13)

Al Weber vs Lindbloom, 1963 Bill Judge vs Proviso East, 1988
Mike Fazy vs St. Francis de Sales, 20
HIT BY A PITCH (3) Doug Schumacher vs St. Ignatius, 2007
Garrett O’Neill vs Fenwick, 2010
HIT BY PITCH IN AN INNING

Danny Doligale, Patrick Hayes, Sam Jones
Jack Payton, vs Lemont, 2018
CONSECUTIVE HITS (8)

Doug Tomaso, 1960
Mike Higgins, 1997
HITS IN AN INNING (3) HIT FOR THE CYCLE (1B,2B,3B,HR)

Conor Sullivan vs Hales, 2010 Ryan Horbach vs Leo, 2010
CONSECUTIVE TIMES ON BASE (record kept since 1990) (11)

Kevin Badke, 1998
HIT BY PITCH IN A GAME

Mike Bolton, Patrick Hayes, Ryan Maher, Jack Payton (3), Brett Selke vs Lemont, 2018
Brother Rice Baseball .500 Hitters (minimum 40 plate app.)
Ken Keselica, .501, 2002
Brother Rice Baseball .400 Hitters (minimum 40 plate app.)

Mike Stritch .495 1992
Mike Higgins Jr. .461 1997
Don Piecznski .460 1960
Mike Schalasky .459 2015
Bobby Schuch .455 2009
Dan Casey .452 1999
Mike Stritch .451 1993
Bob Cummings .447 1978
Jim Calderone .443 2006
Anthony Albano .441 2001
Andrew Dyke .440 2015
Tim Braun Jr. .440 2002
Bob Simmons .440 1971
Tim Hadley .436 1997
Lou Pasierb .436 1965
John Fazy Sr. .435 1971
Rich Polak .433 1985
Mike Ladevich .431 1976
Steve Bock .429 1986
Jim Schmidt .429 1993
Tony Jirik .427 1997
Ryan King .426 2017
Mike Hayden .424 2004
Mike McQuillan .424 2007
Doug Tomaso .423 1960
Tim Braun Jr. .423 2003
Gary Girzadas .423 1991
Anthony Albano .420 2000
Joe Omiecinski .419 1997
Kevin Biondic .413 2013
Dan Szmergalski .411 2000
Mike Troy .410 1969
Mike Fazy .409 2005
Bill Judge .409 1987
Ryan Koziol .408 2010
Sean O’Connor .407 1997
Kevin Badke .407 1998
Vitas Ripskis .407 1999
Kevin Koziol .407 2010
Tom Rhein .406 2004
Nick Zieler .405 2001
Tom Omiecinski .403 2001
Ryan Kutt .403 2016
Chuck Higgins .402 1980
Ron DeMato .402 1986
.300 HITTERS (minimum - 40 Appearances)
Ricky Palmer .398 2009
Matt Flavin .398 2003
TJ Bujanski .396 2009
Ryan Wischhover .396 2006
Ryan King .396 2016
Bobby Schuch .300 2008
Jim Facaro .395 1993
Tom Donovan .395 1983
Brian Baldwin .394 2010
Steve Johansson .394 1985
Mike Gaffney .394 1960
Miguel Amesquita .393 2006
Tom Hickey .393 2006
Ray Crowley .393 1970
Brian Herman .392 2002
Cameron Anello .391 2007
Nick Romanas .390 2001
Chris Krisik .389 1978
Ricky Palmer .388 2008
Brett Schaefer .386 2003
Bob Cummings .386 1977
Dan Szmergalski .386 1999
Dan Casey .385 2000
Jack Guzek .385 2016
Brett Schaefer .384 2004
Tony Ruffino .382 1996
Mike Granata .379 1995
Dom Lascola .379 1998
Garrett O’Neill .378 2010
Bill Westphal .378 1983
Chris Panek .377 1982
Mike Regan .377 1990
Steve Scott .377 1998
Doug Schumacher .376 2007
Brian Musielak .376 2013
Dan Harlan .376 1983
John Herich .375 1965
Rick Kalibich .375 1971
Mike Massey .375 2016
Sam Jones .374 2018
Pete MacKanin .372 1969
Kevin Callahan .371 2008
Kevin Koehler .371 2008
Erik Faust .370 2005
Paul Congelose .370 1962
Steve Mulligan .370 1962
Ryan King .369 2015
Steve Johansson .369 1986
Joe Albano .368 2006
Chris Pazan .368 2001
Mike Slattery .368 1986
Jovan Martin .368 1999
Jim Calderone .367 2005
Neil O’Loughlin .367 2005
Don Pasierb .367 1973
John Pizza .366 1989
Zac Erb .365 2002
Matt Wilmont .365 1999
Tom Omiecinski .364 2002
Jim Adduci .364 1975
George Gilecki .364 1960
Keith Herrera .364 1994
Conor Sullivan .364 2011
Gary Girzadas .363 1992
Brian Omiecinski .362 2005
Ken Lynch .362 1988
B.J. Doerr .361 1976
Don Shaughnessy .361 1998
Jim Walsh .361 1959
Sean McGrath .361 2012
Ryan Kutt .360 2017
Mike Massey .360 2015
Rich Doody .360 1984
Kendall Pettis .357 2018
John McQuillan .357 1987
Jerry O’Connor .356 1963
John Pacetti .356 1967
Pat Finn .356 1991
Tim Degnan .356 2003
Mike Redden .355 1971
Wendall Ferguson .354 2013
Kevin Callahan .353 2009
Joe Preusser .353 2016
Tom Radz .352 1994
Mark Plaehn .351 1985
Conor Sullivan .349 2010
Mike Kamenjarin .349 1985
Bill Ralph .349 1971
Bob Cecka .349 1971
Jake Ridgeway .347 2017
Mike Kamenjarin .347 1984
Pat Foley .346 1960
Joe Piechota .346 1973
Tim Panfil .346 1993
Jack Payton .345
Kyle Shinnick .345 2001
Joe Furmanek .345 1979
Gary Shimkus .345 1969
C. J. Keating .345 1995
Tom Radz .345 1996
Doug Scheidt .345 1970
Andy Lopez .345 2016
Brian Coffey .344 1991
Mike Englebrecht .344 1994
Mike Fazy .343 2004
Mike Jermolowicz .343 1987
Scott Plaehn .343 1983
Don Winter .343 1974
Scott Meyer .343 1975
Steve Dennis .342 1988
Steve Mulligan .342 1963
Don De Mato .340 1987
Erik Faust .339 2004
Mark Maciacz .339 1985
John Coyne .339 1972
Rich Pernai .338 1964
Greg Blazek .338 1978
Pat Roche .338 1978
Casey Filkins .337 2005
Matt Kotheimer .337 2001
Bob Stumpe .333 2005
Bill Brannigan .333 1977
Peter Barounes .333 1987
Jayson Polickey .333 1988
Tim Hadley .333 1996
Dave Swiatek .333 1972
Mike Gaffney .333 1961
Craig Miller Sr. .333 1971
Tom McGowan .333 1969
John Cypser .333 1991
Cameron Anello .333 2008
Erich Lieser .333 2014
Garrett O’Neill .330 2012
Joe Gibson .330 2006
Joe Gibson .330 2004
Nick Romanas .330 2002
Mike Glotz .330 1988
Bob Ritchey .329 1979
Doug Dwyer .329 1991
Dave Barnes .329 1994
Danny Doligale .328 2018
Bob Schuch .328 2007
Bill Manzel .328 1968
Bill Judge .327 1988
Chet Romaniak .327 1965
Maurice Young .327 1990
Don Shaughnessy .327 1999
Dan Toth .326 1984
Luke Leibforth .326 2013
Kevin Sullivan .326 2014
John Toussas .325 2002
Dan Costello .325 1989
Pat McFarlane .325 1970
Mike Rukujzo .325 1981
Bob Jones .324 1990
Bob Dempster .323 2007
Tim Condron .323 1979
Dan Schick .323 1980
Tim Mahay .321 2017
Mike Troy .321 1970
Dan Schick .321 1981
Mark Smyth .321 1989
Bill Richards .320 1976
Dan Harlan .319 1982
Mark Klonowski .319 1975
Dom Lascola .319 1997
Hal Prohaska .319 1998
Ryan Koziol .318 2009
Jayson Polickey .318 1987
Dan Lotito .318 1994
Matt Flavin .317 2002
Rob Haney .317 1992
Mike Bolton .316 2018
Scott Hayden .316 2005
Mike Krischel .316 1970
Don Webster .316 1966
Randy Theusch .316 1974
Doug Schumacher .316 2008
Dan Eble .315 2004
Eric Tarvin .315 1980
Rich Niezgoda .315 1980
Tom Radz .315 1995
Bob Twardy .314 1964
Brian Baldwin .313 2009
Bill Richards .313 1975
Frank Panella .313 1980
Mark Slattery .313 1981
Mike Jermolowicz .313 1986
Tom DeMatteo .313 1991
Brett Bagus .313 2016
Bob Stumpe .312 2006
Joe Richards .312 1974
Mike Fazy .311 2003
Dan Durkin .311 1986
Tony Jirik .311 1996
Pat Hayes .310 2017
Joe Colander .310 2001
Pete Barounes .310 1986
Pat Brankin .310 1987
Jim Krcik .310 1986
Bill Moorfoot .310 1987
Ryan Quinn .310 1997
Dan Toth .309 1985
Tom Rhein .308 2003
Chuck Richards .308 1967
Don Winters .308 1972
Ryan Gyrion .307 2010
Mark Greco .306 1982
Mike Seminetta .306 1981
Mike Smart .306 1984
Mike Lawler .306 1984
Dillan Fike .305 2018
Sam Jones .305 2017
Rich DeMonica .305 1984
Pat Fahey .305 1997
Tom Rynne .304 2009
Mike Schramm .304 1993
Dennis Ludden .304 1962
Jason Fennell .304 1992
Dylan Rusniak .304 2016
Bill Ralph .303 1970
Mike Tassone .303 1987
Joe Hayden .303 1999
Justin Biondo .302 2010
Ryan Horbach .302 2010
Bill Dixon .302 1970
Bill Cranley .302 1989
Ken Rzeszutko .302 1988
Jack Guzek .300 2017
Dave Swiatek .300 1971
Bob Alberts .300 1985
Don Pasierb .300 1974
Joe Hayden .300 2000
Sam Jones .300 2016
BROTHER RICE PITCHING RECORDS
Innings Pitched 91 1/3 Randy Theusch, 1974
Victories 11 Bill Kazmierczak, 1982

11 Jack Nelligan, 2016
Strike Outs 134 Mike Redden, 1971
Base on Balls 68 Randy Theusch, 1974
Shut Outs 5 John Fazy, 1971
Fewest Runs Allowed (pct.) 11 Dennis Harrigan, 1969

(78 innings)
Fewest Walks 6 Matt Besenhofer, 2002
(49 innings)
Earned Run Average 0.13 Tom Evans, 1968

1 earned run in 55 innings
Best Won-Lost Record. 10-0 Ryan Kutt, 2016
Consecutive Scoreless Innings 29 Dennis Harrigan, 1967
Consecutive Game Shutouts 5 2017
Consecutive Innings without 25 Steve Klutcharch, 1977

a Base on Balls
Saves 7 Jim Calderone, 2006
SINGLE GAME RECORD
Strike Outs 20 Randy Theusch vs. St. Rita,

1974 (15 inning game)
19 Mike Redden vs. Mendel, 1970
(8 inning game)
18 Lou Pasierb vs. Weber, 1963
(7 inning regulation game)
18 Dave Bernas (15) &
George Escobarete (3) vs.Marist, 1990
(8 inning game)
Base on Balls 15 Joe O'Sullivan vs. Mendel,1959
Consecutive Strikeouts 11 Joe Schissler vs. Hales Franciscan, 1991
Consecutive Batters Retired 19 Bob DeFries vs. Mt. Carmel,1966
Strike Outs (2 Consecutive Games) 34 C.J. Keating vs. Oak Lawn + Weber (17)
BROTHER RICE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
(Elected by Team Members)
1964 JOHN PASIERB

1965 LOU PASIERB
1966 DON WEBSTER
1967 CHUCK RICHARDS
1968 JOHN PACETTI
1969 PETE MACKANIN & MIKE TROY
1970 MIKE TROY
1971 JOHN FAZY & JIM RUZICH
1972 JOHN COYNE & DAVE SWIATEK
1973 BOB FROIO
1974 RANDY THEUSCH
1975 SCOTT MEYER
1976 MIKE LADEVICH &
BILL RICHARDS
1977 JIM ADDUCI
1978 BOB CUMMINGS
1979 JOE FURMANEK
1980 CHUCK HIGGINS
1981 SCOTT BEAVER
1982 MARK SLATTERY
1983 DAN HARLAN
1984 RICH DEMONICA & JIM GARNER
1985 RICH POLAK
1986 STEVE JOHANSSON & JIM KRCIK
1987 PETE BAROUNES
1988 STEVE DENNIS
1989 JOHN PIZZA
1990 MIKE REGAN
1991 GEORGE ESCOBARETE
1992 GARY GIRZADAS
1993 MIKE STRITCH & JIM SCHMIDT
1994 MIKE MORAN
1995 C. J. KEATING
1996 TOM RADZ
1997 TIM HADLEY
1998 DOMINIC LASCOLA
1999 DAN CASEY
2000 ANTHONY ALBANO
2001 ANTHONY ALBANO & KEN KESELICA & MATT KOTHEIMER
2002 ZAC ERB & TOM OMIECINSKI
2003 MATT FLAVIN
2004 MIKE HAYDEN
2005 MIKE FAZY
2006 JIM CALDERONE
2007 MIKE MCQUILLAN
2008 MIKE MCQUILLAN
2009 PAT GANNON
2010 KEVIN KOZIOL
2011 RYAN KOZIOL
2012 GARRETT O’NEILL
2013 WENDALL FERGUSON
2014 KEVIN SULLIVAN
2015 MIKE SCHALASKY
2016 RYAN KUTT
2017 RYAN KUTT
2018 SAM JONES
BROTHER RICE 100 STRIKE-OUT PITCHERS

MIKE REDDEN 134 1971
RANDY THEUSCH 125 1974
LOU PASIERB 122 1965
C. J. KEATING 107 1995
BILL KAZMIERCZAK 106 1982
LOU PASIERB 105 1963
KEN ZIEMBA 103 1976
RYAN KUTT 103 2017
MIKE REDDEN 101 1970
50 STRIKEOUT PITCHER
Bob Froio 99 1973
Dennis Harrigan 96 1969
John Fazy 94 1971
Lou Pasierb 92 1964
Ryan Kutt 89 2016
Bob DeFries 86 1966
Dave Bernas 85 1990
Mike Redden 82 1972
Pat Gannon 81 2009
Greg Moss 78 2003
Ken Ziemba 78 1974
Steve Klutcharch 76 1977
Bob Jennings 76 1997
George Escobarete 75 1991
Andy Stemler 72 1987
Bob Craven 74 1963
Tom Tracy 73 1993
Pat Gannon 70 2008
Dave Spedale 70 1981
Jim Sexton 71 1994
Dan Harlan 68 1983
Ryan Nelligan 68 1986
C. J. Keating 67 1994
Greg Moss 66 2002
Jerry Zywica 66 1969
Billy Smith 64 2005
Tom Evans 63 1968
Mike Heniff 63 1979
Bob Sanowskis 63 1978
Ryan Palmblad 61 2018
Joe O'Sullivan 61 1959
Ryan Koziol 60 2010
Bob DeFries 59 1967
Ken Ziemba 59 1975
Ryan Kutt 58 2015
Luke O’Loughlin 58 2002
John Pasierb 58 1964
John Schimanski 58 1968
Vitas Ripskis 58 2000
Kevin McMahon 57 1992
John Barcelona 57 1966
Nate Drag 57 1989
Jack Guzek 57 2016
Mike Flavin 56 1997
Jack Nelligan 55 2016
Rich Polak 54 1985
Matt Wilmot 54 2000
Brian Baldwin 53 2010
Bill Kazmierczak 53 1981
Tom Tracy 53 1992
Matt Kotheimer 52 2001
Mike Schalasky 51 2015
Jim Garner 51 1984
Jim Garner 51 1985
Joe Schissler 51 1991
John Barcelona 50 1965
Pat Gannon 50 2007
Greg Blazek 50 1977
Greg Blazek 50 1978
Brother Rice Won-Lost Career Pitching Record
Ryan Kutt 27 12
Pat Gannon 26 5
Lou Pasierb 26 8
Mike Redden 23 5
Ken Ziemba 20 7
Dave Spedale 18 2
Bill Kazmierczak 18 6
Kevin Koziol 18 7
Matt Besenhofer 16 2
Jerry Zywica 15 2
Ryan Wischhover 15 6
Matt Kotheimer 14 0
Jack Nelligan 14 2
Bob DeFries 14 5
Dave Bernas 14 8
Ryan Koziol 13 3
Mike Enriquez 13 4
Brian Musielak 13 5
Jim Sexton 13 5
Billy Smith 13 9
Jack Guzek 12 3
John Walsh 12 5
Greg Moss 12 9
Bob Froio 11 1
Mike Rukujzo 11 3
Matt Seroka 11 3
Bob Jennings 11 4
Bob Craven 11 5
Dennis Harrigan 11 5
John Cypser 11 6
Randy Theusch 11 7
Mike Heniff 11 7
Nate Drag 11 10
John Fazy 10 1
Chris Cabanski 10 1
Sean O’Reilly 10 3
Ryan Palmblad 10 5
Kevin McMahon 10 5
Pete Barounes 10 6
C.J. Keating 10 7
Shane Gorman 9 0
John Schimanski 9 0
Bob Bakon 9 3
Jack Gorman 9 4
Mike Flavin 9 4
Tom Tracy 9 5
Jim Garner 9 6
George Escobarete 9 6
Larry Warszalek 8 2
John Cunnea 8 3
Bob Esposito 8 3
John Madrzyk 8 3
Dan Harris 8 3
Dan Harlan 8 4
Vitas Ripskis 8 4
Rich Polak 8 5
Kevin Berry 8 6
Ian McGinnis 8 9
Mike Schalasky 7 1
Marty Masterson 7 1
Zack Litke 7 2
Marshall Lachecki 7 2
Marty Roche 7 3
Mike Sterk 7 3
Joey Payton 7 4
John Barcelona 7 4
Mike Huffman 7 4
Jim Mozerka 7 4
Brian Dundee 7 4
Eric Breese 7 4
John Crilly 7 5
Andy Stemler 7 6
Greg Blazek 7 8
Ryan Nelligan 7 9
TJ Bujanski 6 0
Tom McPhillips 6 0
John Persierb 6 1
Chuck Schwab 6 1
Matt Flavin 6 1
Eli Sweiss 6 2
Larry Korpitz 6 2
Brian Baldwin 6 3
Jeff Burzinski 6 3
Joe Schissler 6 3
Bob Kuenster 6 3
Mike Yacko 6 4
Tom Fazy 6 4
Bob Sanowskis 6 5
Luke O'Loughlin 6 6
Tom Przekwas 5 0
Mike Johnson 5 0
Ed McHale 5 0
Bob Fecht 5 0
Eric Diaz 5 1
Pat Wilkison 5 1
Kevin Boudreau 5 1
Ken Keselica 5 1
Tom Evans 5 1
Joe Omiecinski 5 1
Brian Evans 5 1
Matt Wilmot 5 1
Jack Butler 5 1
Rich Langert 5 2
Ray Jendra 5 3
Joe DeJanovich 5 3
John Zawaski 5 3
Dan Harrigan 5 4
Joe O'Sullivan 5 5
Paul Passolano 5 6
Dan Walsh 4 0
Tim Harrigan 4 0
Mike Meyer 4 0
Matt McDonough 4 0
Gary Shimkus 4 1
Mike Fazy 4 1
Dan Hennigan 4 1
Jake Ridgeway 4 2
Roger Griggs 4 2
Tim Rolowicz 4 2
John Pizza 4 2
Kevin Clam 4 2
Jack Carmody 4 2
Jim Grodoski 4 3
Jim Tock 4 3
Tony Jirik 4 5
Garrett O’Neill 4 6
Vincenzo Chimera 3 0
Ray Crowley 3 0
Kevin McCarthy 3 0
Terry Barnes 3 0
Matt Winkler 3 0
Tony Pacella 3 0
Tom Kozak 3 0
Jim Fitzmaurice 3 0
Cameron Anello 3 0
Jim Calderone 3 1
Joe Kelleher 3 1
Brad Willette 3 1
Ronn Barr 3 1
Marc Macarol 3 1
Pat O'Connor 3 1
Phil Hicks 3 2
Rich Palacz 3 2
Ed Sochacki 3 2
Ron DeMato 3 3
Jason Girzadas 3 3
Rich Michal 3 3
Rich Hart 3 3
Kevin Biondic 3 3
Tom Cholly 3 4
Jason Ness 3 4
Kevin Biondic 3 4
Dan Fox 3 5
Ian McGinnis 3 3
Justin Biondo 2 0
Cory Greene 2 0
John Toussas 2 0
Mike Kamenjarin 2 0
Gery Sadzwicz 2 0
Jeff Devens 2 0
Pete Biondo 2 0
Tom Boyd 2 0
Mike Walsh 2 0
Dave Devine 2 0
Mike Sauseda 2 0
Ryan Quinn 2 0
Alex Alarcon 2 0
Brian McQuillan 2 1
Joe Regiro 2 1
Mick Bilek 2 1
Tom Preusser 2 1
Scott Plaehn 2 1
Brian Patton 2 1
Ed Palacz 2 1
Mike Stritch 2 1
Bob Frederick 2 1
Jeff Mlinarcik 2 1
Sean McGrath 2 1
Mike Gianakos 2 1
Wendall Ferguson 2 1
Joe Preusser 2 1
Jack Miller 2 2
Pat O'Janavac 2 3
Brendan Shine 2 4
Bud Cramer 2 4
Thad Sochacki 2 4
Joe Hayden 2 4
Patrick Hayes 1 0
Adrian Gonzalez 1 0
Dominic Albanese 1 0
Sean Barry 1 0
Charlie Finn 1 0
John Ready 1 0
Brian Grote 1 0
Wendell Johnson 1 0
Dennis Skarupa 1 0
Randy Schwartz 1 0
Jim Ross 1 0
Rich DiBernardo 1 0
Carl Oberzut 1 0
Joe Piechota 1 0
Tony Gorski 1 0
Chris Krisik 1 0
Alan Rybka 1 0
Jeff Thomas 1 0
Pat Carter 1 0
Brendan McGinley 1 0
Steve Rosenbaum 1 1
Tom Hickey 1 1
Mike Schramm 1 1
Dave Calzaretta 1 1
Bob Davis 1 1
Tim Lee 1 1
Ed Schrodof 1 1
Mike Milcarek 1 1
Jim Schwab 1 1
Jim Lagoni 1 1
Steve Dennis 1 2
Dennis Ludden 1 2
Ed Nykaza 1 2
Brad Aguirre 1 2
Jim Oullette 1 4
Mike Bernas 0 1
Marquis Jackson 0 1
AJ Alarcon 0 1
Pat Smith 0 1
Bob Wall 0 1
Bob Zywica 0 1
Mike Barabacz 0 1
John Labedz 0 1
Mike Frost 0 1
Gene Pasciak 0 1
Brian Suchy 0 1
Tim Condron 0 1
Scott Rediger 0 1
Geoff Greiner 0 1
Sam Stancik 0 1
Tom Donovan 0 1
Bill Jones 0 1
Bob Jones 0 1
Pat Duffner 0 1
Steve Scott 0 1
Anthony Albano 0 1
Mike Kolosh 0 2
Jim Laskero 0 3
Charles Wendt 0 4
BROTHER RICE NO-HIT PITCHERS
JOE O'SULLIVAN VS. MENDEL, 1960, 2-0

BOB CRAVEN VS. MT. CARMEL, 1963, 7-2
BOB BAKON (6) and JEFF DEVENS (1) VS. MORGAN PARK, 1965, 4-3
ED COOPER (3), and BOB DEFRIES (2) and RICH MICHAL (2) VS. MORGAN PARK ACADEMY,
1966, 6-0
JOHN SCHIMANSKI (5) VS. HALES FRANCISCAN, 1967, 12-0
DENNIS HARRIGAN (5) VS. LEO, 1969, 10-0
JERRY ZYWICA (5) VS. HOLY TRINITY, 1969, 10-0
MIKE REDDEN VS. WEBER, 1971, 6-0
MIKE REDDEN VS. DE LA SALLE, 1972, LOST 2-1
BOB FROIO VS. ST. LAURENCE, 1973, 15-0
RANDY THEUSCH VS. MT CARMEL, 1974, 1-0
RANDY THEUSCH VS. LOYOLA ACADEMY, 1974, 4-1
CHRIS CABANSKI (3) and KEN ZIEMBA (4) VS. HUBBARD, 1976, 2-0
KEN ZIEMBA VS. MENDEL, 1976, 3-0
KEN ZIEMBA (5) VS. MENDEL, 1976, 10-0
GREG BLAZEK (5) VS. LEO, 1977, 16-0
JIM GARNER VS. MENDEL, 1984, 5-0
RYAN NELLIGAN VS. GORDON TECH, 1986, 9-0
JOHN CYPSER VS. PROVISO EAST, 1991, 8-0
JOE SCHISSLER VS. HALES FRANCISCAN, 1991, 16-0
NICK MILCAREK VS. PROVISO EAST, 1992, 4-0
TOM TRACY VS. ST. IGNATIUS, 1993, 14-0
BOB JENNINGS VS. ST. LAURENCE, 1996, LOST 2-1, 8 INN.
BOB JENNINGS VS. SCHURZ, 1997, 10-0, 5 INN. (PERFECT GAME)
MIKE FLAVIN (3) AND DENNIS SKARUPA (1) AND TONY JIRIK (1) VS. BOGAN, 1997, 13-0, 5 INN.
MATT WILMOT (3) AND TOM VENTRICE (2) VS. WEBER, 1998, 11-0 5 INN.
MATT WILMOT (3) AND MATT KOTHEIMER (2) VS. CHICAGO CHRISTIAN, 2000, 10-0,
5 INN.
MATT SEROKA (5) VS. OAK LAWN, 2003, 11-1, 5 INN.
MATT BESENHOFER (4) AND DAN HENNIGAN (1) VS. ROBESON, 2003, 16-0 (IHSA REGIONAL)
DAN HARRIS (3) AND MATT SEROKA (4) VS. STAGG, 2004, 3-0
STEVE ROSENBAUM VS. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES, 2008, 13-0, 5 INN.

SEAN O’REILLY VS. OAK FOREST, 2008, 10-0, 5 INN.
MIKE YACKO VS BISHOP MCNAMARA, 2010, 8-1.
JUSTIN BIONDO VS. HALES, 2010, 23-0, 3INN.
RYAN KUTT, JACK BUTLER, RYAN PALMBLAD, JACK NELLIGAN VS. KENNEDY (IHSA REGIONAL), 2016,12-1
ONE HITTERS (CATHOLIC LEAGUE OR STATE PLAYOFF GAMES)
Pat O'Connor vs. St. Francis de Sales, 1960
Lou Pasierb vs. St. Rita, 1964
John Pasierb vs. Gordon Tech, 1964
Lou Pasierb vs. Mt. Carmel, 1965
Lou Pasierb vs. Fenwick, 1965
Lou Pasierb vs. Mendel, 1965
John Barcelona vs. Holy Trinity, 1965
Bob DeFries vs. Mt. Carmel, 1966
Bob DeFries vs. Hales Franciscan, 1968
Dennis Harrigan vs. De Paul, 1968
Jerry Zywica vs. Hales Franciscan, 1969
Gary Shimkus vs. Leo, 1969
Mike Redden vs. Mendel, 1970
Tom Fazy vs. Hales Franciscan, 1972
Mike Redden & Tom Fazy vs. Mendel, 1972
Tom Fazy & Bob Froio vs. Mt. Carmel, 1973
Randy Theusch vs. Hales Franciscan, 1973
Bob Froio vs. St. Rita, 1973
Steve Klutcharch vs. Kankakee Eastridge, 1976 (IHSA Sectional)
Jim Mozerka vs. Mt. Carmel, 1981
Dave Spedale vs. St. Ignatius, 1981
Paul Passolano vs. Hales Franciscan, 1981
Larry Warszalek vs. Hales Franciscan, 1982
Bill Kazmierczak vs. Gordon Tech, 1982
John Madrzyk vs. Mendel, 1983
Ryan Nelligan & Ron DeMato vs. De sales, 1986
Alan Rybka & Jason Ness vs. Hales Franciscan, 1990
George Escobarete vs. St. Rita, 1991
Tom Tracy vs. Leo, 1993
C. J. Keating vs. Loyola, 1995
C. J. Keating vs. St. Laurence, 1995
Greg Moss vs. Bishop McNamara, 2002
Greg Moss vs. Loyola, 2003
Dan Hennigan & Bob Fecht vs. Leo, 2003
Tom McPhillips vs. Leo, 2004
Tom McPhillips vs. Morgan Park, 2004 (IHSA Regional)
Ryan Wischhover vs. De La Salle, 2006
Pat Gannon vs. De La Salle, 2007
Ryan Kutt vs. Montini, 2016
Con’t
Ryan Palmblad vs. Marmion, 2017
Eli Sweiss & Patrick Reidy vs. Kelly, 2018 (IHSA Regional)
THE BROTHER RICE CAST OF PROFESSIONALS
ORGANIZATION YEAR SIGNED
Bob Defries Chicago White Sox 1967
Lou Pasierb California Angels 1969
John Pasierb Kansas City Royals 1969
Jim Michal Minnesota Twins 1969
Pete Mackanin (Note 1) Washington Senators 1969
Mike Redden Pittsburgh Pirates 1972
Ray Crowley Montreal Expos 1975
Scott Meyer (Note 2) Oakland Athletics 1978
Bob Cummings (Note 3) San Francisco Giants 1978
Joe Piechota Montreal Expos 1979
Jim Adduci (Note 4) St. Louis Cardinals 1980
Bob Ritchey (Note 5) California Angels 1982
Bill Kazmierczak Chicago Cubs 1986
Dan Harlan Kansas City Royals 1987
Bill Judge Chicago Cubs 1988-drafted,did not sign
Rich Polak New York Yankees 1989
Andy Stemler Cleveland Indians 1991
Ron DeMato Baltimore Orioles 1991
C. J. Keating (Note 6) Los Angeles Dodgers 1995-drafted,did not sign
Ryan Quinn (Note 7) San Diego Padres 1997-drafted,did not sign
Anthony Albano (Note 8) Minnesota Twins 2001-drafted,did not sign
Mike McQuillan Washington Nationals 2012

SPECIAL PRO NOTES
#1. In June, 1969, Pete Mackanin became the first Brother Rice player to be drafted and
signed when he was selected in the 4th round rally by the Washington Senators, now
known as the Texas Rangers. He was brought up to play shortstop during the 1973
season, but was traded to the Montreal Expos for Willie Davis during the winter of 1974-75.
During both the 1975 and 1976 seasons, Pete started at second base for the Expos. In
1977, he became the backup second baseman to Dave Cash and also backup to shortstop
Chris Speier. After playing the 1978 season with the Expos Triple AAA Denver Club,
Pete's contract was bought by the Phillies for whom he became a utility infielder, playing
backup in 1979 to Rose, Trillo, Conception and Schmidt. During the off season, he was
traded to the Minnesota Twins where he played several positions, but mainly second base
and shortstop. In 1982, after being cut by the White Sox (who had signed him as a free
agent), Pete signed with the Texas Rangers' Triple AAA team at Denver. In 1985, Pete
took over the managerial duties for the Cubs' Class A team in Peoria where he managed
for two seasons before becoming the Cubs Director of Player Development. At Peoria, his
team won the Championship in his first season with them. Later, Pete moved up to coach
the Cubs Triple AAA Club in Iowa. The summer of 1991, however, found Pete completing
his second year as manager of the Cincinnati Reds Triple AAA Club in Nashville. In 1993,
Pete managed Baltimore's "A" Club in Fredericksburg, Maryland. In 1995, Pete was
named the Sporting News Minor League Manager of the Year for his accomplishments in
managing Ottawa in the Montreal Expos organization. In 1997, he became the 3rd base
coach for the Montreal Expos. After coaching the Hickory team in North Carolina in the
Pirates organization in 2002, Pete moved back to the major league level. He has served as
the bench coach for the Pittsburgh Pirates (2007), and was named Manager of the
Cincinnati Reds in 2007. Pete serves currently as the bench coach for the Philadelphia
Phillies.
#2. In June, 1978, former Brother Rice catcher, Scott Meyer, was drafted by the Oakland A's
following his junior year at Western Michigan University. Scott played Double AA ball for
Milford, Connecticut for a couple of seasons before his contract was sold to the Baltimore
Orioles. He played for a season in Arizona for one of their farm clubs before being
released. However, in September of 1978 following his rookie season in the minors, Scott
was brought up for the month of September by the Oakland A's for the remainder of the
season. He appeared in several games including about 6 starts. One of those starts was
in Chicago against the White Sox. He caught the entire game, going one for four. That hit
came in his first appearance at the plate when he doubled off the left field wall and
eventually scored. Scott, therefore, is the second former Brother Rice baseball player
(after Pete Mackanin) to play in the major leagues. In 1999, he was working as a fireman
in Phoenix, Arizona.
#3. In June, 1978, former Brother Rice catcher was drafted in the first round of the draft by the
San Francisco Giants. Overall, he was the fifth pick across the entire nation and the very
first of the catchers to be drafted that year. Bob played at Great Falls, Montana; Clinton,
Iowa; Shreveport, Louisiana and Phoenix, Arizona (AAA) before being released in May,
1985. He was then signed by the Seattle Mariners and played at Chattanooga, Tennessee
where he remained until his release at the end of the season. Bob has been scouting for
the Giants since 1990.
#4. In June, 1977, former Brother Rice outfielder Jim Adduci was drafted in the 28th round after
high school, but instead opted to accept a baseball scholarship to Southern Illinois
University where he starred in the outfield for three seasons. Following his junior year, he
was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 7th round. He was brought up for the last
month of the 1983 season after having some very successful seasons with St. Petersburg,
Little Rock and Louisville. He played the 1984 season at both first base and outfield for
Louisville (AAA) again, before being traded in the off season to the Milwaukee Brewers.
While playing for the Brewer's Vancouver AAA Club, Jim was called up several times to
play with the Brewers. After playing in Japan for the next two seasons, Jim was signed by
the Philadelphia Phillies and played for their Scrantron AAA Club. He was called up for
about a month by the Phillies as a replacement for injured John Kruk and hit .267 while
there. Jim retired from playing with Scrantron following the 1990 season. He now serves
as an instructor for Bulls/White Sox training Academy in Lisle and lives in Evergreen Park.
#5. Bob Ritchey scouted for the California Angels organization from 1989 to 1991 and has
since become a world championship kick-boxer.
#6 In June, 1995, pitcher, Christian "C. J. Keating" was drafted in the 53rd round by the Los
Angeles Dodgers, but opted to attend and play ball for Creighton University.
#7 In June, 1997, pitcher/3rd baseman Ryan Quinn was drafted in the 41st round by the San
Diego Padres but opted to attend Lewis University.
#8 In June, 2001, Right Fielder Anthony Albano was drafted in the 20 th round by the Minnesota
Twins but opted to attend the University of Evansville and finish his career at Florida
Atlantic University.
#9 In June, 2012, infielder Mike McQuillan, was drafted in the 33 rd round, by the Washington
Nationals, after a stellar four year career, at the University of Iowa. Mike recently retired
from the Nationals AA organization.
YEAR SEASON RECORD LEAGUE RECORD LEAGUE STANDING AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
WON LOST WON LOST
1959 3 11 3 11
1960 7 4 7 3 SOUTH SECTION CO-CHAMPION
1961 7 6 5 6
1962 11 9 7 6 3RD PLACE SOUTH SECTION
1963 20 6 11 4 SOUTH SECTION CHAMPION

CATHOLIC LEAGUE RUNNER-UP

CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPION
1965 14 7 12 5 2ND PLACE SOUTH SECTION


1969 23 4 17 1 SOUTH SECTION LEAGUE



1972 16 9 8 9 4TH PLACE SOUTH SECTION

1974 20 11 15 7 CATHOLIC LEAGUE RUNNER-UP
1975 14 9 9 6 4TH PLACE CATHOLIC LEAGUE
1976 34 8 12 2 I.H.S.A. STATE CHAMPIONS

1977 32 9 12 1 CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPION
YEAR SEASON RECORD LEAGUE RECORD LEAGUE STANDING AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

WON LOST WON LOST
1980 24 7 11 2 CHICAGO CATHOLIC CHAMPIONS
1981 32 17 10 3 2ND PLACE CATHOLIC LEAGUE
IHSA REGIONAL & SECTIONAL CHAMPS
IHSA STATE RUNNER-UP

IHSA REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
1983 28 8 12 1 CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

IHSA REGIONAL & SECTIONAL CHAMPS
IHSA STATE FINALISTS
1987 19 13 13 6 SOUTH SECTION CHAMPIONS
1988 22 16 12 7 3RD PLACE NORTH SECTION
1991 25 7 15 4 1ST PLACE SOUTH SECTION

3RD PLACE - CVS FALL TOURNAMENT
1993 23 6 15 2 1ST PLACE NORTH SECTION

1ST PLACE - CVS FALL TOURNAMENT
1994 26 7 14 4 1ST PLACE - SOUTH SECTION
1995 15 14 13 5 3RD PLACE - SOUTH SECTION
1996 21 10 11 6 4TH PLACE -SOUTH SECTION

1ST PLACE -ST. BENEDICT FALL TOURNAMENT
2ND PLACE -ST. IGNATIUS/
WEBER FALL TOURNAMENT
1997 27 6 14 4 1ST PLACE -SOUTH SECTION

1ST PLACE -HALES FRANCISCAN FALL TOURNAMENT
1ST PLACE -ST. IGNATIUS FALL TOURNAMENT
1ST PLACE -ST. LAURENCE/REAVIS FALL TOURNAMENT
1998 18 12 9 9 1STPLACE-HALES FRANCISCAN FALL TOURNAMENT

3RD PLACE –SOUTH SECTION
1999 11 20 9 9 2ND PLACE-HALES FRANCISCAN FALL TOURNAMENT

(19 12) (10 8) 3RD PLACE-SOUTH SECTION
Figures in () represent record w/o imposition
Of 8 forfeits by IHSA for an Athletic Dept.
clerical error involving a transfer student)
2000 23 9 12 7 1ST PLACE-HALES FRANCISCAN FALL TOURNAMENT

3RD PLACE-SOUTH SECTION
2001 27 9 15 4 2nd place –SOUTH SECTION-REGIONAL SEMI-FINALISTS
2002 27 9 12 7 4TH place-SOUTH SECTION-REGIONAL FINALISTS
2003 28 11 12 7 2nd place-SOUTH SECTION

IHSA REGIONAL CHAMPIONS-SECTIONAL FINALISTS
3RD PLACE SCHAUMBURG FLYERS TOURNAMENT
2004 33 6 18 3 1st PLACE SOUTH SECTION

1ST PLACE SCHAUMBURG FLYERS TOURNAMENT
2005 23 14 15 6 2nd PLACE SOUTH SECTION

IHSA REGIONAL FINALISTS
2006 26 8 1 11 3 1st PLACE CATHOLIC BLUE

2007 30 12 10 4 2ND PLACE CATHOLIC BLUE

IHSA REGIONAL, SECTIONAL, SUPER SECTIONAL CHAMPS
IHSA STATE FINALS 4TH PLACE
2008 32 7 10 4 1st PLACE CATHOLIC BLUE

SWEET 16 CLASS 4A
2010 26 12 13 5 2ND PLACE CATHOLIC BLUE

SWEET 16 CLASS 4A
2011 14 15 7 9 6th PLACE CATHOLIC BLUE

2012 22 15 9 7 4th PLACE TIE CATHOLIC BLUE


IHSA REGIONAL SEMI-FINALISTS

2015 26 11 11 5 3rd PLACE CATHOLIC BLUE



2018 27 13 9 5 2nd PLACE CCL BLUE

IHSA REGIONAL CHAMPIONS-SECTIONAL CHAMPS
Totals 1316 600 1 675 305 .689%
BROTHER RICE PLAYERS SELECTED ALL-STATE
1977 JIM ADDUCI
1978 BOB CUMMINGS
1983 DAN CRIVELLONE
1988 BILL JUDGE
1993 MIKE STRITCH
2001 ANTHONY ALBANO
2008 MIKE MCQUILLAN
2008 KEVIN KOZIOL
2009 PAT GANNON / BOBBY SCHUCH / KEVIN KOZIOL
2009 RYAN KOZIOL
2015 MIKE SCHALASKY
2016 RYAN KUTT / ANDREW DYKE
2017 RYAN KUTT / RYAN KING
BROTHER RICE PLAYERS SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE STATE ALL-STAR GAME
1976 Ken Ziemba 2000 Dan Casey

1977 Jim Adduci 2001 Anthony Albano
1977 Steve Klutcharch
1978 Bob Cummings
1981 Mike Slattery
1983 Dan Crivellone
1985 Rich Polak
1988 Bill Judge
1993 Mike Stritch
BROTHER RICE PLAYERS SELECTED TO THE ALL-CATHOLIC LEAGUE TEAM
1959 1960 1961 1962 1963

Joe O'Sullivan Tom O'Grady Mike Gaffney Dennis Ludden Dennis Ludden
Joe O'Sullivan Al Weber Steve Mulligan
Don Piezznski Jerry O'Connor
Lou Pasierb
1964 1965 1966 1967 1968

John Pasierb Lou Pasierb Bob Bakon John Pacetti Larry Korpitz
Lou Pasierb Chet Romaniak Chuck Richards Chuck Richards Steve Lisowski
Rich Pernai Bob Twardy Mike Smart John Pacetti
Chet Romaniak Don Webster John Schimanski
Bob Twardy
1969 1970 1971 1972 1973

Dennis Harrigan Ray Crowley John Fazy John Coyne Bob Froio
Pete Mackanin Pat MacFarlane Mike Redden Mike Redden John Mackanin
Tom McGowan Mike Troy Jim Ruzich Dave Swiatek Rod Molek
Mike Troy Jerry Zywica Doug Scheidt Don Pasierb
1974 1975 1976 1977 1978

Don Pasierb Mark Klonowski Jim Adduci Jim Adduci Greg Blazek
Joe Piechota Scott Meyer Mike Ladevich Bob Cummings Bob Cummings
Randy Theusch Bill Richards Steve Klutcharch
Don Winter Ken Ziemba Randy Schwartz
1979 1980 1981 1982 1983

Tim Condron Chuck Higgins Scott Beaver Dan Crivellone Paul Congelose
Joe Furmanek Frank Panella Mike Rukujzo Bill Kazmierczak Dan Crivellone
Bob Ritchey Mike Slattery Mark Slattery Dan Harlan
Mike Slattery Dave Spedale Dave Spedale
1984 1985 1986 1987 1988

Rich DeMonica Rich Polak Steve Johansson Peter Barounes Bill Judge
Mike Jermolowicz John McQuillan
Bill Judge Jayson Polickey
1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Nate Drag Dave Bernas John Cypser Kevin McMahon Mike Stritch
John Pizza Doug Dwyer Mike Stritch Jim Schmidt
George Escobarete Tom Tracy
Jim Ficaro
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

Mike Moran C. J. Keating Tom Radz Tim Hadley Kevin Badke
Jim Sexton Mike Granata Eric Breese Sean O'Connor Dominic Lascola
Dave Barnes Brian Evans Pat Fahey Tony Jirik Hal Prohaska
Mike Englebrecht Mike Higgins Jr.
Bob Jennings
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Dan Casey Anthony Albano Anthony Albano Tim Braun Mike Fazy
Steve Scott Dan Casey Ken Keselica Luke O’Loughlin Matt Flavin
Matt Wilmot Steve Scott Matt Kotheimer Tom Omiecinski Brett Schaefer
Dan Szmergalski Tom Omiecinski Matt Seroka
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Mike Fazy Mike Fazy Joe Albano Cameron Anello Pat Gannon
Dan Harris Jim Calderone Miguel Amesquita Mike McQuillan Kevin Koziol
Mike Hayden Mike McQuillan Jim Calderone Doug Schumacher Mike McQuillan
Tom Rhein Billy Smith Joe Gibson Ryan Wischhover Bob Schuch
Brett Schaefer Mike McQuillan Ryan Wischhover
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

TJ Bujanski Brian Baldwin Ryan Koziol Kevin Biondic Kevin Biondic
Kevin Callahan Ryan Gyrion Conor Sullivan Sean McGrath Wendall Ferguson
Pat Gannon Kevin Koziol Garrett O’Neill Brian Musielak
Kevin Koziol Ryan Koziol
Ricky Palmer
Bobby Schuch
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Andrew Dyke Ryan Kutt Andrew Dyke Shane Gorman Mike Bolton
Mike Enriquez Mike Massey Jack Guzek Ryan King Sam Jones
Kevin Sullivan Mike Schalasky Ryan King Ryan Kutt Ryan Palmblad
Ryan Kutt Andy Lopez Jack Payton
Mike Massey
Jack Nelligan
SUMMER BASEBALL RESULTS

Year Coach Record Result
2000 Lyons 16 – 4 Lost in 2nd the round of Sectional to De La Salle
2001 Lyons 17-6 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS / STATE FINALISTS
2002 Lyons 21-4 Lost in Sectional Semi-Final (3rd round)

to Mount Carmel 5-3 in 9 innings
2003 Lyons 18-4 Lost in the 1st round of the Sectional to Eisenhower
2004 Lyons 20-4 Lost in the 2nd round of the Sectional to Joliet Catholic
2005 Lyons 21-7 Lost in Sectional championship to St. Rita (final 16)
2006 Lyons 16-4 Lost in the 2nd round of the Sectional to Mt. Carmel 7-6
2007 Lyons 16-5 Lost in the 2nd round of the Sectional to St. Laurence 2-0
2008 Lyons 29-5 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS/ STATE RUNNER-UP

Lost To Lincoln-Way East 3-2
2009 Lyons 16-5 Lost in the 2nd round of the Sectional to Mount Carmel 9-2
2010 Lyons 11-6 Lost in the 3rd round of the Sectional to Mount Carmel 16-5
2011 Szmergalski 3-8 Lost in the 1st round of the Sectional to St. Laurence 8-3
2012 McCarthy 10-10-1 Lost in the 2nd round of the Sectional to St. Laurence 10-8
2013 McCarthy 13-7 Lost in the 2nd round of the Sectional to De La Salle 4-0
2014 McCarthy 11-5 Lost in the 2nd round of the Sectional to Mount Carmel 6-1
2015 McCarthy 11-8 Lost in the 1st round of the Sectional to De La Salle 3-2
2016 McCarthy 14-6-2 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS / STATE RUNNER-UP

Lost to Plainfield South 3-2
2017 McCarthy 8-6-1 Lost in the 2nd round of the Sectional to St. Rita 3-1
2018 McBride 5-5 Lost in the 3rd round of the Sectional to Marist 6-2.
Overall 276-109-3
In 2001, Coach Lyons began 3 awards to honor 3 of Brother Rice’s

former coaches.
Coach George Sedlacek Award-Best Offensive Performer

Ken Keselica, 2001
Tom Omiecinski, 2002
Matt Flavin, 2003
Mike Hayden, 2004
Mike Fazy, 2005
Jim Calderone, 2006
Cameron Anello & Mike McQuillan, 2007
Mike McQuillan, 2008
Bobby Schuch, 2009
Kevin Koziol, 2010
Ryan Koziol, 2011
Garrett O’Neill & Sean McGrath, 2012
Kevin Biondic & Wendall Ferguson, 2013
Erich Lieser, 2014
Mike Schalasky, 2015
Andrew Dyke & Ryan Kutt & Mike Massey, 2016
Ryan King, 2017
Sam Jones, 2018
Coach Cliff Petrak Award – Best Defensive Performer

Anthony Albano, 2001
Zac Erb, 2002
Tim Degnan, 2003
Tom Rhein, 2004
Casey Filkins, 2005
Joe Albano, 2006
Joe Gibson, 2006
Doug Schumacher, 2007
Doug Schumacher, 2008
Ricky Palmer, 2009
Jake Garey, 2010
Dan Frain, 2011
Dominic Albanese, 2012
Kevin Biondic, 2013
Kevin Sullivan, 2014
Max Hughes, 2015
Jack Guzek, 2016
Brett Bagus, 2017
Patrick Hayes, 2018
Coach Tony “Chief” Hanrahan – Coaches Award

Matt Kotheimer, 2001
Zac Erb, 2002
Tim O’Connell & Mike Maher, 2003
Brett Schaefer, 2004
Brian Omiecinski & Billy Smith, 2005
Joe “Gonzo” Gonzalez, 2006
Jack Carmody & Bob Dempster, 2007
THE SENIORS, 2008
THE SENIORS, 2009
Pat Burns, 2010
Conor Sullivan, 2011
Kyle Bernaciak & Brian McQuillan, 2012
Redic Richardson & Luke Leibforth, 2013
Danny Beese & Jeff Raske. 2014
Jake Petriatis & Pat Smith, 2015
Ryan Gorman $ Jordan Rogers, 2016
Tim Mahay, 2017
Jack Donovan & Brett Selke, 2018
In 2007, the Matt Kotheimer ’01 award was established to honor the year’s most
outstanding pitcher.
Matt Kotheimer ‘01 Award – Top Pitcher

Pat Gannon, 2007
Pat Gannon, 2008
Pat Gannon, 2009
Ryan Koziol, 2010
Mike Yacko, 2011
Jack Miller, 2012
Brian Musielak, 2013
Mike Enriquez & Brian Musielak, 2014
Ryan Kutt, 2015
Ryan Kutt & Jack Nelligan, 2016
Shane Gorman, 2017
Zack Litke & Ryan Palmblad, 2018
Brother Rice Baseball Hall of Fame
Brother Rice High School opened its doors in September of 1956 and fielded its baseball
team in the spring of 1959. Since then, the program grew quickly into three very competitive and
respected teams that have produced countless memories of great plays, super players,
unforgettable victories and championship teams. This rich and winning baseball tradition could
never have emerged without the special body of players and non-players alike whose
extraordinary achievements either on or off the field have longed for special recognition. It was a
long time dream of varsity assistant Coach Tom Uraski to honor the many contributors to this
success. That dream became a reality on May 18, 1996, when the first groups of honorees were
inducted into the newly created Brother Rice Baseball Hall of Fame. We will continue to add
annually to this prestigious group.
May 18, 1996 inductions May 3, 1997 inductions
1976 State Championship Team Ray Crowley ’71 Ken Ziemba ‘76
Jim Adduci ’77 George Escobarete III ’91 Coach Cliff Petrak
Dan Crivellone ’83 John Fazy ’71 Coach George Sedlacek
Bob Cummings ’78 Dan Harlan ’83 Bob Twardy ‘65

Bob Froio ’73 Dennis Harrigan ‘69 Jerry Zywica ‘97
Bill Judge ’88 Chuck Higgins ‘80
Steve Klutcharch ’77 Bill Kazmieczak ‘82
Pete Mackanin ’69 Rodney Molek ‘73
Lou Pasierb ’65 Joe O’Sullivan ‘60
John Pacetti ’68 Don Pasierb ‘74
Mike Redden ’72 Joe Piechota ‘74
Chuck Richards ’67 Randy Schwartz ‘77
Jimmy Schmidt ’93 Mike Slattery ‘81
Mike Stritch ’93 Dave Spedale ‘81
Mike Troy ‘70 Randy Theusch ‘74
April 25, 1998 inductions May 12, 2001 inductions
Mark Klonowski ’75 Steve Johansson ‘86
Rich Polak ’85 CJ Keating ‘95
Jim Ruzich ’71 Rich Pernai ‘64
Mike Slattery ’82 Bill Ralph ‘71
Don Webster ’66 Bill Richards ‘76
Coach Jack O’Keeffe Chet Romaniak ‘65
Richard “Dick” Schwartz Dave Swiatek ‘72
May 1999 inductions Coach Jim Antos
Tom Evans ’68 May 11, 2002 inductions
Mike Ladevich ’76 Pete Barounes ‘87
Scott Meyer ’74 Bob DeFries ‘67
Steve Mulligan ’63 Pat Fahey ‘97
Jack Schimanski ’68 Tim Hadley ‘97
Rich Panovich ’66 Mike Higgins ‘97
Pete Samson ’73 Tony Jirik ‘97
Coach Ed “Doc” Staron Don Winter ‘74

Coach Tony “Chief” Hanrahan
April 29, 2000 inductions May 17, 2003 inductions
Dave Bernas ’90 Brian Coffey ’91
Ed Eber ’76 Robert Craven ’63
Larry Korpitz ’69 Ron DeMato ’87
Dennis Ludden ’63 Joseph Furmanek ’79
Tom McGowan ’69 Gary Girzadas ’92
Bob Ritchie ’80 Donald Pieczynski ’60
Doug Scheidt ’71 Jayson Polickey ’88
Coach Tom Uraski ’81 Daniel Schick ’81
May 22, 2004 inductions
John Coyne ’72
Tom DeMatteo Sr. ’67
Tom Donovan ’83
Jerry O’Connor ’63
Tim Panfil ’93
John Pasierb ’64
Tom Radz ’95
John Cunnea ‘88
Steve Dennis ‘88
Mike Jermolowicz ‘87
Matt Kotheimer ‘01
John Mackanin ‘73
Mike Moran ‘94
Gary Pressy
Jimmy Sexton ‘94
Mark Sterk ‘71

Tim Sterk ‘76
Mike Smart ‘66
Scott Beaver ‘81
Dan Casey ‘00
Mike Heniff ‘80
Coach Tom Lyons ‘63
Coach Mike Minervini
Sean O’Connor ‘97
Tom Omiecinski ‘02
Anthony Albano ’01
Matt Besenhofer ’04
Pat Brankin ’87
Mike Englebrecht ’94
Jim Garner ’85
Dan Lawrence ’81
Mike Rukujzo ’81
Tim Braun Jr. ‘03
Doug Dwyer ’91
Mike Fazy ’05
Joe Hayden ’00
Mike Hayden ‘04
Luke O’Loughlin ‘03
Steve Scott ‘00
Ken Keselica ’01
Tommy Rhein ‘04

Don Shaunessey ‘99
Matt Wilmot ‘00
Matt Flavin ‘03
Dr. Dominic Lascola ‘98
Dan Szmergalski ‘00
Brett Schaefer ‘04
Jim Calderone ‘06
Joe Gibson ‘06
Matt Seroka ‘04
May, 19, 2012 inductions
Miguel Amesquita ‘06
Kevin Badke ‘98
Greg Moss ‘03
Mike McQuillan ‘08
Patrick Gannon ‘09
Kevin Koehler ‘09
Ricky Palmer ‘09
Kevin Callahan ‘09
Kevin Koziol ‘10
Bobby Schuch ‘09
April 14, 2016 inductions
TJ Bujanski ‘09
Marty Roche ‘06
Doug Schumacher ‘08
Coach Tim Lyons ‘92

Cameron Anello ‘08
Tom Hickey ‘08
Ryan Wischhover ‘08
2007 Final Four Team
Cameron Anello ‘08
Brian Baldwin ‘10
Dan Harris ‘04
Sean O’Reilly ‘08

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BROTHER RICE BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 1959 - 2018

State Championship 1976

State Runner-Up 1981

State Finalist 1983, 2007

Summer State Finalist 2001, 2008, 2016

Super-Sectional Championship 2007

Sectional Championship 1976, 1981, 1983, 2007, 2018

2016, 2017, 2018

Summer Regional 2001, 2008, 2016

Sophomore Championship 2014, 2016, 2017

Chicago Catholic League 1995, 2006, 2014, 2018

BROTHER RICE BASEBALL COACHING HISTORY

1960 Br. C. A. Sciaca

1961 Br. E. C. Courtney Br. Ryan

1962 George Sedlacek Br. Barry

1963 George Sedlacek Br. Barry

1964 George Sedlacek Tom Mahon

1965 George Sedlacek Tom Mahon

1966 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1967 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1968 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1969 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1970 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1971 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1973 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1974 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1975 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1976 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1977 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1978 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1979 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1980 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1981 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1982 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak

1983 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak Jim Antos

1984 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak Jim Antos

1986 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak Jim Antos

1987 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak Jim Antos

1988 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak Jim Antos

1989 George Sedlacek Cliff Petrak Jim Antos

1990 Cliff Petrak Brian Tucker Jim Antos

1991 Cliff Petrak Bob Eifel Jim Antos

1992 Cliff Petrak Bob Eifel Jim Antos

1993 Cliff Petrak Bob Eifel Mark Smyth

1994 Cliff Petrak Bob Eifel Mark Smyth

1995 Cliff Petrak Mark Smyth John Pacetti

1996 Cliff Petrak Bob Alberts Mark Smyth

1997 Cliff Petrak Tom DeMatteo Mark Smyth

1998 Cliff Petrak Mark Smyth Andy Findysz

1999 Cliff Petrak Mark Smyth Andy Findysz

2000 Cliff Petrak Tim Lyons Andy Findysz

2001 Tim Lyons Ed Schuch Andy Findysz

2002 Tim Lyons Ed Schuch Andy Findysz

2003 Tim Lyons Ed Schuch Tom Lyons

2005 Tim Lyons Tim Braun Sr. Tom Lyons

2006 Tim Lyons Dan Szmergalski Tom Lyons

2007 Tim Lyons Dan Szmergalski Tom Lyons

2008 Tim Lyons Zac Sadek Tom Lyons

2009 Tim Lyons Zac Sadek Tom Lyons

2011 Dan Szmergalski Tim O’Connell Zac Sadek

2012 John McCarthy Tim O’Connell Zac Sadek

2013 John McCarthy Tim O’Connell Jim Hermann

2014 John McCarthy Tim O’Connell Jim Hermann

2015 John McCarthy Jim Hermann Jay Polickey