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Summer 2009
Eric Faint-The leagues best pitcher and the NBC Coastal League got a lot better in Talent, Eric never failed pitching great in every game, The Apollos went 15-1-2, which was their all time best record. Eric beat out great season from Kyle Eaves, Dane Yelovich and Andrew Dunn. Dane Yelovich set the Apollos stolen base record.
 Official
 at bats 		  Ks   Hits   2B   3B   HR   RBI   Runs    Times
 on base 		   Total
 Bases 		  Steals   SAC   Total
 at bats 		  AVG.   On Base %   SLG % 
 10   0   0   0   0   0   3   0   1   0   0   0   11   .000   .091   
 Games   W   L   Saves   IP   Runs   Earned Runs   BB   K   IP   ERA           
 12   5   0   7   31.65   5   5   12   30   31.65  1.42          
Spring 2009
Jarrell Smitherman   Jarrell Smitherman-the League's best pitcher.. and a very competitive league with Apollos/Baytown/Rangers/Friendswood/Southbelt Sox. This was the best Spring League the Apollos have ever been in. Jarrell's highlight came against the Warriors/Rangers at Stuckey park where he set an Apollos record with 14 strikeouts.
 Official
 at bats 		  Ks   Hits   2B   3B   HR   RBI   Runs    Times
 on base 		   Total
 Bases 		  Steals   SAC   Total
 at bats 		  AVG.   On Base %   SLG % 
 7   0   0   1   0   0   0   0   4   1   0   0   8   .000   .500   .125 
 Games   W   L   Saves   IP   Runs   Earned Runs   BB   K   IP   ERA           
 7   4   0   0   25.66   11   11   13   50   25.66  3.86          
Fall 2008
Andrew Dunn #11 Andrew Dunn was named Apollos Team MVP for the Fall 2008 season. Andrew lead the team in all offensive categories and was 2nd in all pitching categories to Sonny Terrazas. Dunn was elected by players in a vote.






Andrew Dunn  
 Official
 at bats 		  Ks   Hits   2B   3B   HR   RBI   Runs    Times
 on base 		   Total
 Bases 		  Steals   SAC   Total
 at bats 		  AVG.   On Base %   SLG % 
 34   3   17   4   0   0   7   12   26   21   10   0   40   .500   .650   .525 
 Games   W   L   Saves   IP   Runs   Earned Runs   BB   K   IP   ERA           
 5   2   0   0   10.33   9   2   12   22   10.33  1.74          
Summer 2008
Bob Pfaff #41 Bob Pfaff proved to be the Coastal Baseball Leagues Best Hitter, Best Closer and one of the best AstroTurf third Baseman in the league. Bob hit the first ever Home Run at Coastal Baseball Park and had 7 saves on an Apollos team that went 12-4 and won the Coastal Baseball League. Bob pitched 14.65 innings and only walked one batter. In the state tournament in Austin, he came on to pitch 5 innings against the Austin Gold Sox after Tanner Hamilton went down to an injury. Bob went 27/77 with a .481 on base percentage prompting some people to rename the league the Bob Pfaff League. Bob is believed to be 46 years old which is 16 years older than the oldest Apollo player.
Bob Pfaff��
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�on base�		 ��Total
�Bases�		 �Steals� �SAC� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %� �SLG %�
�68� �8� �27� �4� �0� �3� �17� �14� �37� �40� �0� �0� �77� �.397� �.481� �.519�
�Games� �W� �L� �Saves� �IP� �Runs� �Earned Runs� �BB� �K� �IP� �ERA� � � � � �
�8� �1� �0� �6� �14.65� �7� �7� �1� �9� �14.65 �4.30
Fall 2007
Kyle Spangler #18 Kyle Spangler again proved to be the City Leagues Best Power hitter, Best Closer and when he wanted to best defensive infielder. Kyle made sacrifices and did not miss a game. He hit two 3 run home runs in the championship game. He struck out 15 of the 17 batters he faced and didn't allow a base hit in 2007 in HMABL. After several failed attempts to convert Spangler to a starter the Apollos scouting bureau is happy with Spangler out of the pen for many seasons to come.
Kyle Spangler #18 Georgetown/Tyler/Louisiana Tech��
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�at bats�		 �Ks� �Hits� �2B� �3B� �HR� �RBI� �Runs� ��Times
�on base�		 ��Total
�Bases�		 �Steals� �SAC� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %� �SLG %�
�34� �1� �16� �2� �2� �3� �15� �12� �21� �31� �3� �0� �33� �.471� �.636� �.939�
�Games� �W� �L� �Saves� �IP� �Runs� �Earned Runs� �BB� �K� �IP� �ERA� � � � � �
�5� �1� �0� �1� �5.65� �0� �0� �1� �15� �5.65 �0.00 � � � � �
Spring 2007
Kyle Spangler #18 Kyle Spangler had the best statisical season ever leading the team in home runs, hitting, strikeouts per inning.�Kyle lead the team in the Liga Iberra, Birmingham Tournament and HMABL.
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�at bats�		 �Ks� �Hits� �2B� �3B� �HR� �RBI� �Runs� ��Times
�on base�		 ��Total
�Bases�		 �Steals� �SAC� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %� �SLG %�
�37� �2� �23� �5� �0� �5� �21� �13� �23� �43� �2� �0� �38� �.622� �.605� �1.132�
�Games� �W� �L� �Saves� �IP� �Runs� �Earned Runs� �BB� �K� �IP� �ERA� � � � � �
�4� �1� �0� �1� �10� �0� �0� �3� �15� �10 �0.00 � � � � �
Fall 2006 Mike Wilson
Mike Wilson #57 Mike Wilson again proved to be the City Leagues Best hitter, Best Pitcher and when he wanted to fastest runner. Wilson single handley beat the Metro Astros in the Apollos opener. Then saved his best outing on the mound for the Championship Game where he threw 9 innings and struck out 12 only walking 2. He lead the team in batting average and was a terror at the plate with no strikeouts. Mike is probably in the best shape of his career in his mind 30's and continues to be the best two way player in the history of the Apollos.
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�at bats�		 �Ks� �Hits� �2B� �3B� �HR� �RBI� �Runs� ��Times
�on base�		 ��Total
�Bases�		 �Steals� �SAC� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %� �SLG %�
�13� �0� �8� �2� �0� �1� �7� �7� �10� �13� �4� �0� �13� �.615� �.769� �1.000�
�Games� �W� �L� �Saves� �IP� �Runs� �Earned Runs� �BB� �K� �IP� �ERA� � � � � �
�4� �4� �0� �0� �16� �5� �4� �5� �20� �16 �2.25 � � � � �
Spring 2006 Manny Lujan
Manny Lujan #34 Manny was recruited by the Apollos and the scouting department of the Apollos decided to convert him into a shortshop...He made the adjustment and was solid after three games in. The scouting bureau also worked with Manny to adjust his cowardly baserunning (delay steals, taking extra bases wildly and aggressively).. Manny attended all the Apollos games.. he had 29 hits and 30 rbi's to lead the team...he played errorless shortstop in 5 games in 2 days in Birmingham... and hit the key grand slam in the Metro Astros playoff game and closed the game on the mound for the Apollos... voting was not close, others receiving 2nd place votes: Tim Brown, Andrew Dunn, Mike Wilson and Alex Dutka...Manny attended Laredo CC and Westside High School and will be playing college ball in the Fall.
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�at bats�		 �Ks� �Hits� �2B� �3B� �HR� �RBI� �Runs� ��Times
�on base�		 ��Total
�Bases�		 �Steals� �SAC� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %� �SLG %�
�50� �5� �29� �7� �0� �6� �30� �18� �49� �54� �5� �2� �70� �.580� �.700� �.771�
�Games� �W� �L� �Saves� �IP� �Runs� �Earned Runs� �BB� �K� �IP� �ERA� � � � � �
�3� �0� �0� �2� �1.66� �5� �4� �1� �2� �1.66 �21.69 � � � � �
Summer 2005
Andrew Dunn�Andrew Dunn #11 recorded best offensive season in Big States League with .451 average/20 runs/20 Stolen Bases in a season were the Apollos pitching was down, Dunn/Marcos Quinones proved to be the source for Apollos Offense.
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�at bats�		 �Ks� �Hits� �2B� �3B� �HR� �RBI� �Runs� ��Times
�on base�		 ��Total
�Bases�		 �Steals� �SAC� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %� �SLG %�
�51� �11� �23� �3� �0� �0� �6� �20� �40� �26� �20� �2� �67� �.451� �.597� �.388�
Fall 2004
Alex Dutka�Alex Dutka #55 proved to be the city leagues best player in the Fall of 2004. He pitched 31 innings only walking 4 batters. The most amazing stat seen in recent history. He won every decision..

Alex also helped offensively by having a .676�on base percentage and 10 steals, while playing Third Base and the outfield. Alex has recently been offered a job to pitch in the Texas-Louisiana League and will probably pitch there as he did in 2002.
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�at bats�		 �Strikeouts� �Hits� �Doubles� �Triples� �HR� �RBI� �Runs� ��Times
�on base�		 �Steals� �Sacrifices� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %�
�25� �9� �9� �2� �0� �0� �4� �15� �23� �10� �1� �34� �.360� �.676�
�Games� �W� �L� �Saves� �IP� �Runs� �Earned Runs� �BB� �K� �IP� �ERA� � � �
�8� �5� �0� �0� �31� �3� �1� �4� �46� �31 � 0.29 � � �
Fall 2003
Mike Wilson�Mike Wilson is from Dulles #57 and he proved to be the city leagues best player in the Fall of 2003. Recruiting to play for the Apollos by Jeremy Moye Mike lead to Apollos on the mound and at the plate...On the mound he gave up 6 runs in 32 innings striking out 35 and winning all 6 games he pitched. He won three of the teams playoff games and as a hitter he was even more powerful. He hit .457 with 5 home runs and 14 rbi's.. All of his home runs came in the playoffs. Mike will return to play with the Houston Wildcats/Houston Mudcats in 2004 He could play for the Apollos again in future.
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�at bats�		 �Strikeouts� �Hits� �Doubles� �Triples� �HR� �RBI� �Runs� ��Times
�on base�		 �Steals� �Sacrifices� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %�
�35� �5� �16� �3� �0� �5� �14� �12� �23� �2� �0� �40� �.457� �.575�
�Games� �W� �L� �Saves� �IP� �Runs� �Earned Runs� �BB� �K� �IP� �ERA� � � �
�7� �6� �0� �0� �32� �6� �5� �13� �35� �32 � 1.41 � � �
Spring 2003
Marcos Quinones #25 from Ponce,Puerto Rico--Cleveland,Ohio�
Marcos returned to Houston from California in January where he had retired from baseball. After a fierce recruiting war the Apollos convinced Quinones to wear the Royal and Gold. After the scrimmages and his wildness on the mound he decided that he would be play but didn't want to pitch in the regular season saving his arm for the playoffs. Marcos was also the Apollos best hitter with 22 rbis and a .569 batting average with 3 home runs. The Apollos sorely lacked RBI production as Bob Phaff, Chris Gibson and Clifton Siems all went down with injuries during the season. Marcos beat the Mudcats, Deer Park Cardinals and the Metro Astros in succession as a pitcher to give the Apollos their third championship in four seasons. Marcos had 14 RBI's in 22 at bats in the New Orleans Tournament. He also closed out the final game on the mound and played a great defensive shortstop. Quinones's secret to success is surfing in Freeport before the games. He would surf for several hours claiming it gives him arm strength.
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�at bats�		 �Strikeouts� �Hits� �Doubles� �Triples� �HR� �RBI� �Runs� ��Times
�on base�		 �Steals� �Sacrifices� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %�
�51� �3� �29� �11� �3� �3� �22� �16� �34� �0� �1� �55� �.569� �.618�
�Games� �W� �L� �Saves� �IP� �Runs� �Earned Runs� �BB� �K� �IP� �ERA� � � �
�7� �5� �0� �0� �30� �16� �12� �13� �32� �30 �3.60 � � �
Fall 2002
Alex Dutka�Alex Dutka is from Spring Woods #55 and he proved to be the city leagues best player in the Fall of 2002. He won all four of the teams playoff games. During the regular season he was absolutely dominant allowing only 2 earned runs. Alex also enjoyed hitting and playing a little second base and even homered once in the playoffs. Alex pitched 8 innings in the championship game to give the Apollos their second championship in three seasons. Before playing for the Apollos Dutka played at Spring Woods and for the Amarillo Dillas. He will return to the minors in 2003 and could play for the Apollos in future for conditioning.
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�at bats�		 �Strikeouts� �Hits� �Doubles� �Triples� �HR� �RBI� �Runs� ��Times
�on base�		 �Steals� �Sacrifices� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %�
�32� �11� �7� �1� �0� �1� �10� �10� �14� �0� �0� �39� �.219� �.359�
�Games� �W� �L� �Saves� �IP� �Runs� �Earned Runs� �BB� �K� �IP� �ERA� � � �
�9� �5� �0� �0� �43.6� �17� �12� �16� �53� �43.6 �2.48 � � �
Spring 2002/Spring 2004/Spring 2005
Sonny Terrazas #12�2002 Sonny DDDDDDDelight is from Texas City where he played for the Sting in high school as an outfielder. He pitched and played outfield for the Apollos. He was by far the ace of the Apollos in the Spring of 2002. He made all the long drives from Texas City to make the games. Sonny also was very patient at the plate drawing walks and hitting when people would pitch to him. He is a switch hitter but he no longer hits left handed because it gives teams the chance to hit his pitching arm. He hit a grand slam in a critcal situation against the Tigers in the Championship round. Sonny was very durable for the Apollos. He He loved to throw the entire 9 inning game. Below were Sonny's stats.
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�at bats�		 �Strikeouts� �Hits� �Doubles� �Triples� �HR� �RBI� �Runs� ��Times
�on base�		 �Steals� �Sacrifices� �Total
�at bats�		 �AVG.� �On Base %�
�26� �3� �10� �2� �0� �1� �8� �8� �19� �2� �0� �34� �.385� �.559�
�Games� �W� �L� �Saves� �IP� �Runs� �Earned Runs� �BB� �K� �IP� �ERA� � � �
�7� �4� �0� �0� �35.3� �11� �9� �23� �33� �35.3 �2.29 � � �
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