TERRIER BASEBALL MISSION
Redlands High School baseball is all about the "pursuit of excellence." It is a pursuit that will challenge and reward you. Playing baseball at Redlands High School is a privilege and an honor. We will provide you with an opportunity to learn, compete, develop, and be challenged. The main goal of our program will be to create an environment that is conducive to success. To do this, we will utilize all resources with the rules set by our team, league and the school district. We will strive to compete for the Citrus Belt League Championship and the CIF Section Championship.
The baseball program will assist the student/athlete in realizing his potential. We will help, in any way possible, those who will be continuing on to college and professional baseball. We will also help to recognize opportunities for those team members who choose to explore other avenues. We will strive to insure success for all those dedicated to the program.
The Terriers first and foremost represent themselves, their parents, the school, the team, and we will conduct ourselves with professionalism and integrity at all times. As a coaching staff, we will provide an honest and fair environment for the players.
PARDO PITCHES TERRIERS TO VICTORY
Kavan Pardo threw a 5 hit complete game to lead the Terriers over San Luis Obispo in Round 1 of the CIF Play Offs by a score of 3 to 2. The Terriers offense got started in the top of the 6th inning when Jordan Arrowood hit a double with one out. Sean Smith followed with a double to score Arrowood. Brian Ruhm hit a hard single to score Smith. Chad Butler then drove a 2 strikes sacrifice fly ball to deep centerfield to score Ruhm. Pardo was able to strike out the final hitter in the bottom of the 7th inning with runners at 1st and 2nd. The Terriers next game is at Trabuco Hills on Tuesday May 22nd at 3:15 pm for the 2nd Round of the CIF Play Offs.
TERRIERS WIN WILDCARD GAME
The Terrier Baseball team defeated Bellflower by a score of 12-3 in the CIF Wild Card round. The Terriers opened the 4th inning with a homerun by Darryl Miller. Later in the inning, Brian Ruhm hit his 2nd Grand Slam of the season. The Terriers scored 8 runs in the 4th. Angel Landazuri threw 6 innings giving up 1 run and 2 hits on the day. The Terriers next opponent will be San Luis Obispo at San Luis Obispo on Thursday May 17th at 3:15 pm.
SUPERHEROES OF TERRIER BASEBALL
TERRIERS DEFEAT MILLER
On Wednesday the Terrier baseball team defeated AB Miller by a score of 4-0. The Terriers were led by Kavan Pardo who threw 5 strong innings giving up only 3 hits. Matt Johnston and Angel Landazuri threw the 6th and 7th innings. Roman Cross hit a bases loaded double to drive in 2 runs. Anthony Aguila's sacrifice push bunt got the Terrier offense going. The Terriers will wait for the CIF D2 pairings to be announced on Monday May 14th at 12:30 pm to find out who they will draw in the opening round of playoffs.
TERRIERS SWEEP IKE
The Terrier baseball team won both games against Eisenhower on Wednesday and Friday, giving the Terriers the sweep for the year. On Wednesday, the Terriers won 11 - 0 behind the strong pitching of Kavan Pardo and Jimmy Walker. On offense, the Terriers were led by Jeff Talbert and Anthony Aguila. Aguila hit his 2nd homerun of the year. On Friday, the Terriers were once again led by its pitching. Angel Landazuri threw 5 innings, 2 hits, and 5 strikeouts. Matt Johnston came in and threw 2 scoreless innings to perserve the shutout. On offense, the Terriers were led by Jimmy Walker who was 2 for 2 with 4 RBI's and a double.
TERRIERS LOSE SERIES
The Terrier baseball team was defeated by Yucaipa twice this week, losing the league series. On Wednesday, the Terriers lost 3 to 1. Kavan Pardo pitched 5 solid innings for the Terriers and took the loss. He gave up 2 earned runs. Matt Johnston came in relief and gave up 1 earned run. The Terriers scored their only run on a single by Jeff Talbert. On Friday, the Terriers were locked in a pitchers duel but could not come out on top. Yucaipa won 1 - 0. Angel Landazuri took the loss. He gave up the lone run in the first inning and then shut out the Thunderbirds the rest of the way. Darryl Miller led the offense by going 2 for 3.
TERRIERS SPLIT WITH REV
The Terrier baseball team split this past week with Redlands East Valley. On Tuesday, the Terriers lost 6-2 against their crosstown rival. Matt Johnston took the loss on the mound for the Terriers. Kavan Pardo pitched 3 innings for the Terriers in relief. Anthony Aguila had a double. Chad Butler, Jared Granado, and Darryl Miller all had hits for the Terriers.
On Friday, the Terriers were able to score 4 runs in the bottom of the 6th inninng to earn the win. The Terriers were down 3-0 going into the bottom of the 6th. Angel Landazuri earned the win by going 7 strong innings. Roman Cross drove in the tying run and Anthony Aguila brought in the winning run on push bunt that stayed fair down the first base line. On the season, the Terriers took 2 out of 3 games from REV.
TERRIERS TAKE 2 FROM FONTANA
The Terrier baseball team took 2 games from Fontana on Saturday April 14th and Monday April 16th to earn their first sweep in the Citrus Belt League series. On Saturday, the Terriers won 6 to 5. Matt Johnston earned the victory in 2 innings of relief. The Terriers were able to score the go ahead run on a double steal by Sean Smith and Jordan Arrowood. In the 2nd game, the Terriers sent out Junior Jimmy Walker to the mound. Walker threw 4 innings with 4 strike outs, 3 hits, and no walks to earn his first CBL victory of the season. The Terriers were led by Sean Smith and Jordan Arrowood on offense. Smith was 3 for 3 and Arrowood was 2 for 4.
TERRIERS GET IT DONE IN 15
The Terriers defeated AB Miller in a 15 inning game on Friday April 6th by a score of 5 to 3. The Terriers gave up 3 runs, all which were unearned, in the 5th inning. Kavan Pardo came in relief of Angel Landazuri in the 6th inning and pitched 8 innings of shut out relief. The Terriers scored the winning run on a Roman Cross sacrifice fly in the top of the 15th inning. Jordan Arrowood relieved Pardo in the 14th inning to earn his first win of the season on the mound.
TERRIER BEAT IKE
The Terrier Baseball team defeated Eisehhower on Wednesday April 4th by a score of 26 to 4. The Terriers were led by Darryl Miller who was 5 for 6 with 2 doubles and 6 RBI's. Matt Johnston recorded the victory on the mound for the Terriers.
TERRIERS VICTORIOUS AT THE COUNTY CLASH
The Terriers defeated Yucaipa by the score of 11 to 5 at the County Clash at San Manuel Stadium on Saturday night. Redlands got off to a tough start when they gave up 2 runs in the the top of the first inning by committing 3 errors. The Terriers settled down and were able to score 2 runs in the bottom of the first when Sean Smith walked, stole 2nd base and Brian Ruhm drove him in with a double. Ruhm was able to score on a Jimmy Walker sacrifice fly. The Terriers were led on offense by Ruhm who was 2 for 3, 1 double, Anthony Aguila 2 for 3, 2 doubles and 3 RBI's, Darryl Miller 3 RBI's and 1 triple, and Smith who had a double and 2 RBI's. Angel Landazuri collected the win by going 5 and 1/3 innings. Kavan Pardo came in relief to finish up the game. The Terriers next game is on Wednesday against Eisenhower at 3:15 pm.
TERRIERS 5 REV 4
The Terrier baseball team defeated crosstown rival Redlands East Valley 5 to 4 in walk off fashion. The Terriers and Wildcats were tied 4 to 4 in the bottom of the seventh inning. The Terriers managed to put runners on 1st and 2nd with one out, Roman Cross hit a groundball to 1st and the Wildcats were unable to convert the double play. Sean Smith score from 2nd base, when the ball was dropped by the pitcher covering 1st base. The winning pitcher was Kavan Pardo. The Terriers will now face Yucaipa at the County Clash on March 31st at 7 pm.
TERRIERS DEFEAT FOHI
The Redlands baseball team defeated Fontana 5 to 2 on Friday in their Citrus Belt League opener. The Terriers were led by Junior, Angel Landazuri on the mound. Landazuri threw a complete game 5 hitter with 12 strikeouts. The game was 2-2 going into the 5th inning, when Senior Jordan Arrowood broke the tie by stealing home. The Terriers were able to tack on 2 more runs in the inning to pull ahead. The Terriers take on Redlands East Valley on Wednesday at home at 3:15 pm.
TERRIERS WIN SALPOINTE LANCER CLASSIC
The Terrier Baseball team won the Salpointe Lancer Classic baseball tournament in Tucson Arizona. The Terriers went 6-0 to win it all. Redlands spent 7 days in Tucson and played 6 games in 5 days. Redlands opened the tournament on Monday March 11th with an 18-1 victory over Desert Christian High School. Matt Johnston recorded the victory on the mound and Jacob Nottingham was 2 for 3 with 4 RBI's on the day. In the second day of the tournament, the Terriers took on Norte Dame Prep from Scottsdale Arizona. Angel Landazuri threw a complete game 5 hitter with a season high 13 strikeouts to lead the Terriers to a 4-1 victory. On Wednesday the Terriers defeated Catalina Foothills from Tucson by a score of 7-4 to finish pool play at 3-0. Hayden Haight collected his first win of the season and Jordan Arrowood earned his first save of the year. Jeff Talbert was 2 for 2. Redlands was seated 6th in the final 8 of the tournament and faced number 3 seed Sahuaro on Thursday. The Terriers defeated Sahuaro by a score of 11-2. Darryl Miller was 3 for 4 with 4 runs scored to lead the offense. Jimmy Walker earned his first victory on the mound by going 5 strong innings with 4 strikeouts and 2 hits. On Friday, the final day of the tournament, the Terriers faced CBL foe Yucaipa in the Semi-Finals. The Terriers were able to defeat the Thunderbirds by a score of 10-2 and head into the Championship game. Matt Johnston earned his 3rd victory of the season by pitching 5 and 1/3 innings. He held the T-Birds to 3 hits. Jordan Arrowood came in the 6th inning to record the final 2 outs and then pitched a scoreless 7th to earn his 2nd save of the tournament. On offense, the Terriers were led by Roman Cross and Brian Ruhm. Cross was 3 for 3 and Ruhm was 3 for 4. In the Championship game, the Terriers faced Mountain View from Tucson. The Terriers were able to capture the Championship by defeating Mt. View 12-1. Senior Kavan Pardo pitched 5 innings to record the victory. He only gave up 1 hit and struck out 5. On offense the Terriers were led by Brian Ruhm who was 3 for 4, Jacob Nottingham who was 3 for 3 with 3 doubles, and Roman Cross who was 2 for 3 with 4 rbi's. The Terriers start league play this Friday, March 23rd at home against Fontana.
TERRIERS THROW NO HITTER
The Terrier baseball team was back in action on Thursday night against the Cathedral City Lions. 4 pitchers combined to throw a no hitter in leading the Terriers to a 8-0 victory. Angel Landazuri, Kavan Pardo, Jimmy Walker, and Matt Johnston combined to throw the no hitter. The Terriers were led on offense by Brian Ruhm who was 3 for 3 with 3 RBI's and 3 stolen bases. Chad Butler, Roman Cross, and Ruhm all hit doubles for the Terriers. The Terriers are now headed to Arizona for the Salpointe Lancer Classic from March 12 thru March 16th. Redlands will play Desert Christian on Monday March 12 at 1 pm, Norte Dame Prep on Tuesday March 13th at 7 pm and Catalina Foothills on Wednesday March 14th at 7 pm to finish up pool play. To keep up with the Terriers, log on to www.maxpreps.com and search for Redlands Terrier Baseball.
TERRIERS FINISH 4-1 IN RBI TOURNEY
The Terrier baseball team finished 4 and 1 in the 2012 Redlands Baseball Invitational. In the first game, the Terriers defeated Rancho Verde 18 to 0. Angel Landazuri recorded his first win and shut out of the season on the mound. Brian Ruhm led the Terriers on offense, by hitting 2 homeruns, including a grand slam. He also recorded 10 RBI's. In the second game, the Terriers had to make a comback to defeat Roosevelt, 8 to 7. Matt Johnston recorded his first win of the year on the mound. In the 3rd game, the Terriers defeated Patriot by the score of 12 to 3. Matt Johnston recorded his 2nd win of the young season. In the 4th game, the Terriers were able to defeat La Quinta on a bases loaded walk off hit by pitch. The Terriers finished the final game of the tournament losing to Canyon Springs 5 to 4. The Terriers will return to action on Thursday March 8th at UC Riverside at 6pm when they take on the Lions of Cathedral City High School.
2012 TERRIER SCHEDULE RELEASED
The 2012 baseball schedule has been released. The Terriers will open the season hosting their own tournament. The Redlands Baseball Invitational. The Terriers will open the season on Friday February 24th against Inland Valley play off team Rancho Verde. The Terriers will continue in the tournament hosting Roosevelt on Saturday February 25th and Tuesday against Patriot on the 28th. The rest of the tournament will conclude on March 3rd. The Terriers will then face Cathedral City on March 8th at UC Riverside. The game is set for 6 pm. The final tournament on the Terriers schedule will be at the Salpointe Lancer Classic on March 12th thru the 16th in Tucson Arizona. The Terriers will open up the Citrus Belt League season on March 23rd against the Fontana Steelers. The Terriers will take on Yucaipa in the County Clash at Arrowhead Credit Union Stadium on Saturday March 31st at 7 pm. The Citrus Belt League schedule is set to be played on Wednesdays and Fridays. "I am excited about our 2012 schedule, it is going to test us early and we will definately have to continue to get better everytime we step on the field," said Head Coach Estevan Valencia. To get the full schedule, you can log onto maxpreps.com.
KICK OFF DINNER AND HALL OF FAME CEREMONY
The Terrier baseball program will be hosting it's annual Kick Off dinner and Hall of Fame Ceremony on Friday February 17th at 6 pm in Terrier Hall on the campus of Redlands High School. The baseball program will be honoring former Terrier great Ron "Pops" Warner, who is currently the
Triple A Manager for the Memphis Redbirds in the St. Louis Cardinals organization. The Terriers will also honor longtime booster and Terrier baseball supporter Al Sanchez. The freshmen, JV and varsity teams will be introduced along with their coaches. Hats, T-shirts, and raffle tickets will be sold. The cost of the dinner is $10 per person. For more information contact Coach Valencia at 909-307-5500 x30709.
TERRIERS DEFEAT ALUMNI
The 2012 Terrier Baseball team defeated the Terriers of old on Saturday by a score of 7-5. On a beautiful afternoon in Redlands, the Terrier baseball program was alive and kicking. Over 30 Alumni came out to participate in the Homerun Derby contest and baseball game. Robbie Hudson won the the homerun derby contest by hitting 4 out of the park. Former Terrier great and current pitching coach, Gary Pool, continued his 3 year unearned run streak to lead the Alumni on the mound. Chris Wilson, who finished 2nd in the homerun derby, was able to drive in 2 runs with a triple. The Terriers had Alumni from the 70's, 80's, 90's, and 2000's represented.
FORMER TERRIER TO MANAGE MEMPHIS REDBIRDS
Former Redlands High School standout Ron "Pops" Warner has been promoted as the the Memphis Redbirds new skipper. This will be Warner's first time as a manager in the Pacific Coast League but not his first time being a part of the PCL. Pop is the only Birds manager to have actually played for the Memphis Redbirds. Warner is a 1987 graduate of Redlands High School. He was a 3 year varsity player and First Team All-Citrus Belt League Shortstop in 1987. He played at Riverside City College from 1987-1989. He was a First Team All-Orange Empire Conference Shortstop in 1989. Warner moved on to the University of Wyoming from 1989-1991, where he earned First Team All-WAC Shortstop in 1991. He was drafted by the Cardinals in the 17th round in 1991.
CURRENT TERRIERS PLAYING COLLEGE BASEBALL
Kadyn Glass 2011 Riverside City College
Chet Brown 2011 Mt. San Jacinto College
Spencer Riefel 2011 Victor Valley College
Charlie Lutz 2010 Northeastern Colorado College
Tallen Parker 2010 San Bernardino Valley College
Adam Turpin 2010 San Bernardino Valley College
Robin Landazuri 2009 Santa Barbara City College
Billy Nottingham 2009 University of Hawaii
Wes Cottier 2009 Biola University
Jason Henning 2008 University of Redlands
Lance Lutz 2007 Bellevue University
TERRIERS IN THE PROS
David Quinowski - San Francisco Giants
Ron "Pops" Warner - Manager, Memphis RedBirds (St. Louis Cardinals AAA)
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