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Welcome to Seminoles Baseball. The Greatest Show On Earth!
SEMINOLES WIN SUPER NIT AND GET BID TO DISNEY!
Big Breaking News:
The Seminoles will be participating in the 16u Junior Olympics National Tournament this June 23-30 in Jupitor, Florida.... The tournament will feature 72 teams from all around the country. Most of the teams participating in this big time event will be 16u teams. The Seminoles will be one of a select few number of National Elite 15u teams entered in the Junior Olympic Tournament. Seminoles Head Coach Russ Gangler (photo above)and his entire team is looking forward to the challenge of participating in the Junior Olympics this June. The Seminoles will again be playing the toughest schedule in the country this year. Stay tuned for further updates on this National Event!
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The Schaumburg Seminoles have six All American's selected to the TBS All American team. Congratulations to Mike Olp, Sean Kennedy, Brandon Duplessis, Tommy Simek, Steve DalPorto, and Gage Ecklund on all being recognized as being six of the top players in the country.
From all the players, and coaches on the Seminoles, we would like to thank Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich for his personal recognition and his congratulatory letter acknowledging all of our successes this year. The Seminoles personally invite the Governor to throw out the first pitch on opening day for the Seminoles next season. Even in politics along with athletics the Governor knows how to attach himself with a winner.
The Seminoles have an incredible 447 WINS! 34- 1st place tournament championships, and are the only team in Illinois to play in now 5 straight U.S.S.S.A. World Series located in Las Vegas, Kansas, California, Cincinnati, and Florida over the last five seasons. The 2006 season will be the best year in Seminoles History!
Russ and Dusty
Who is getting tips from whom? Featured picture of two of the most popular managers around. Schaumburg Seminoles manager Russ Gangler, and Chicago Cubs manager Dusty Baker. Each of them have two major similarities. They both are winners, and everyone wants to play for their program.
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