| SIERRA VISTA BASEBALL |
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| Southwest Division Champions 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 |
| Provider of the Lion Dog |
| 2009 LION BASEBALL 2009 Quick Facts 2009 Coaches 2009 Roster 2009 Schedule & Results 2009 Varsity Statistics 2009 JV Schedule & Results 2009 JV Statistics 2009 Polls 2009 Standings 2009 Yearbook |
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| 2008 LION BASEBALL 2008 Roster 2008 Schedule & Results 2008 Varsity Statistics 2008 JV Schedule & Results 2008 JV Statistics 2008 Yearbook |
| 2007 LION BASEBALL 2007 Roster 2007 Schedule & Results 2007 Varsity Statistics 2007 JV Schedule & Results 2007 JV Statistics 2007 Yearbook |
| 2005 STATE CHAMPIONS |
| There are 3 former Lions playing professional baseball. Chris Carter is with the AAA Sacramento Rivercats, Justin Garcia is with the AA Montgomery Biscuits and Marc Baca is playing for theA West Virginia Power |
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| Marc Baca West Virginia Power |
| Chris Carter Sacramento Rivercats |
| Justin Garcia Montgomery Biscuits |
| Twelve Sierra Vista graduates will either begin their college education or continue towards a degree while playng baseball. There are 8 former Lions at Division I schools, 2 at Division II, and 6 at Community Colleges. For the first time Sierra Vista will be represented in two of the best baseball conferences: Lance Ray attends the University of Kentucky in the Southeast Conference and Matt Klein goes to Oklahoma State University in the Big 12 Conference. The Mountain West Conference will have Chad Claus, Justin Baca and Scott Berke at UNLV and Drew Leary at San Diego State University. Chuck Howard returns to New Mexico State University from the Western Athletic Conference. Division II schools will have Kyle Kutchewsky at New Mexico Highlands University and Rich Michelin at Cal Luthern University. Kiel Harman returns to CSN and Brooks Klein joins Andrew Garcia in Carson City to attend Western Nevada. David DeCarlo, Kyle Gamble, Tommy Barnes and Matt Holman will all begin their college education and play for McCook Community College in Nebraska. |
| 2006 Chuck Howard - New Mexico State Kyle Gutchewsky - New Mexico Highlands Drew Leary - San Diego State 2007 Matt Klein - Oklahoma State Rich Michelin - Cal Luthern Lance Ray - Kentucky 2008 Andrew Garcia - Western Nevada Kiel Harmon - College of Southern Nevada 2009 Tommy Barnes - McCook Community College David Decarlo - McCook Community College Kyle Gamble - McCook Community College Brooks Klein - Western Nevada |
| 2010 LION BASEBALL 2010 Quick Facts 2010 Coaches 2010 Roster 2010 Schedule & Results 2010 Varsity Statistics 2010 JV Schedule & Results 2010 JV Statistics 2010 Polls 2010 Standings 2010 Yearbook All Decade Team 2010 Durango Spring Bash Centennail Photo Gallery Green Valley Photo Gallery Cimarron Photo Gallery Arbor View Photo Gallery Las Vegas Photo Gallery Bonanza Photo Gallery Pahrumph Valley Photo Gallery Spring Valley Photo Gallery |
| KINGHAM THROWS 3 HITTER STRIKING OUT 11 AS LIONS SUBDUE GRIZZLIES 13-0 |
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| Nick Kingham faced only 20 batters in 6 innings, giving up 3 hits and striking out 11. He did not walk a batter and got some outstanding defensive plays to back him up. After striking out the first 2 batters in the 1st inning, Aaron Blair hit a ball over Dusty Stevens head in left field that short hopped the fence. Stevens caught the ball on the bounce and hit Jake Hager with a perfect throw, who relayed to Billy Santiwan to tag out the sliding Blair at 2nd base. Kingham retired the next 7 hitters in a row, 4 by strike outs, before Tyler Kartler hit a ball down the right field foul line that landed fair and bounced into the bullpen area. It would have been a double but it got by Alex Estrella allowing Kartler to get to 3rd base. Kingham got Blair to ground out to Connor Klein and struck out Johnny Hernandex to end the threat. Kingham moved his record to 5-0 on the year and dropped his earned run average to 0.87. This was also his 3rd complete game of the season. Klein turned in another outstanding game at 3rd base handling 4 ground ball chances, one a slow roller and another a back hand down the line. Offensively the Lions were held to 3 hits and no runs in the 1st 4 innings as the Grizzlies seamed to be everywhere the Lions hit the ball. Several well hit balls went for nothing as they left 2 runners on base. In the 5th inning Spring Valley (7-5-1, 3-2) allowed the 1st 3 runners on |
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| base by committing 3 errors in a row. With the bases loaded and no one out Klein walked to score Scotty Tomassetti with the 1st run. Marquis Towers drove in the second with a fielders choice ground ball to the 2nd baseman and Jake Hager got the 3rd RBI on a deep fly to left center to score Goldsack. That was more than enough runs for Kingham but the Lions (15-4, 5-0) put up a 10 spot in the 6th inning as they had 9 hits and the Grizzlies had another 3 errors. Kingham had the big blow as he hit his 7th home run of the season with 1 on base. The 2 RBIs give him 30 on the year, 6 ahead of Hager. It was Kingham's10th multi hit game and 8th multi RBI game. Santiwan led the offense with 3 hits on the day and extended his hitting streak to 6 games. Julian Cutolo was 2 for 4, to move his average to a team leading .526. Cutolo has hit safely in the last 11 games and has 10 multi hit games. Hager extended his consective hit games to 13. The Lions are off until Monday when they host Reno at 3:30. The rest of the week has Clark at Lion Field on Wednesday and the Lions traveling to Durango on Friday. Boxscore |