Santa Fe High School Baseball

JV Game Saturday 4/14

KPelham — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 18:12:55 +0000

We play tommorow (SAT) at 11 am at GHS. Meet at Santa Fe to hit at 8:30am
Practice today after school.

Coach Mike

Saturday 3-10 game and SAT testing

KPelham — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 16:11:37 +0000

Parents, If your player is taking the SAT on Saturday 3/10 please notify Coach Brooks and/or Coach Pricher asap. The coaches need to coordinate game time with testing!

Santa Fe Raider Slam 4th Annual Inshore Fishing Tournament

KPelham — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 12:47:09 +0000

Another great time, another great fundraiser! A big thank you to our sponsors, fishers and all involved in making this a great event.

See you next January!

The Raider Slam tournament held Saturday out of Suwannee River Marina attracted an impressive 62-boat field. With his 2.65-pound fish, Brandon Sullivan was the winner of the Largest Trout prize, while Alan Lewis took the cash for the heaviest five-trout limit. Dylan Thomas’ 6.52-pound beauty was the redfish winner and Lake Hart swept the freshwater bass divisions with a 4.66-pound aggregate topped by a 1.57-pounder.

Following the weigh in, all the anglers were treated to a fish fry dinner prepared by Darby Tileston, Bobby Cox, Terry Everett and Brian Hinson.

In its fourth year, ‘the slam’ has become the top fundraiser for the Santa Fe High School baseball team, and is a clear favorite of its players and coaches.
- Article courtesty of The Fishing Report 1/12/11

Stephen Tapia-Ruano – TV 20 Jeffrey Meldon Scholar Athlete

KPelham — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 02:08:51 +0000

Congratulations to Stephen Tapia-Ruano for being selected as the TV20 “Jeffrey Meldon Scholar Athlete” of the week!! Way to go Stephen – we are all proud of you. Watch TV20 tomorrow (3/3) at 6pm to see Stephen’s interview.

Elite Level Off-Season Workouts Worthwhile

KPelham — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 02:36:30 +0000

Iron Gator Challenge Reaches Halfway Point

By Paul Chandler, Gator Baseball Strength & Conditioning Coordinator
http://www.gatorzone.com/story.php?id=19301

The Gator baseball team has participated in challenging and diverse events during the Iron Gator Challenge, including the 80-yard board push, towel hang, team sled push (sled weighing 135 pounds) for 30 yards, 100-pound dumbbell holds, 45-pound plate holds, team tug-of- war, push-ups, chin-ups, 50-meter freestyle sprint in the pool and 135-pound bar walk for 50 yards.

The players have risen to all the challenges day-in and day-out. They have consistently put forth great mental and physical effort and inspired each other to be better as individuals and a team. Here is what some of the players are saying at this point:

How does the Iron Gator Challenge prepare you for the coming season?
“I think that the Iron Gator Challenge shows how far players are willing to go to better themselves and their teammates. It prepares us mentally and physically for a rigorous season. It shows who is willing to step up and rise to the occasion and exposes the players who aren’t giving it their all.” – Junior Preston Tucker (Tampa, Fla.)

What are you thoughts on the Iron Gator Challenge so far?
“So far, the Iron Gator Challenge has been a big surprise to me because of the character of the guys on the team. It seems that the teams everyone thought would have no chance are crushing everyone. The competition has been good for some teams and others have just given in to defeat. The upcoming weeks will be crucial to the make up of our team as a whole. We will see who comes out on top this week!” – Senior Josh Adams (Jacksonville, Fla.)

What has been the hardest thing that you have done so far in UF Baseball’s off-season program?
“To me, the everyday grind has been the toughest. It’s day-in, day-out. I have to be mentally prepared for every lift and every workout so that my body can perform the way it should”. – Freshman Karsten Whitson (Chipley, Fla.)

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