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Coach Billy Reed's team finished the season 25-5 and won 17 consecutive games before losing to Sarasota. It was an obvious reference to the fact Hillsborough believed it didn't have the respect of the county. No one could blame Bloomingdale coach Jack Miltner for believing in his team, but the comments inspired Hillsborough to beat Bloomingdale 9-3 in the 4A-Region III championship game.Īn unidentified Terrier repeatedly chanted this phrase after Hillsborough beat Gaither for the district title. Here are some memorable quotes from the season: Bryant, who will attend Edison Community College, went 11-3 and struck out 133 while pitching a county-high 86 innings.īoyles wasn't a power pitcher like the other three, but he used his wits and a strong command of pitches to go 10-1 with a 0.70 ERA. The University of Florida signee posted a 0.73 ERA with 147 strikeouts in 76.1 innings, and he led his team in hitting with a. Like Carrasco, Kaufman was an adept player on the mound and at the plate. 341 at the plate with a county-high 24 RBI.Ĭarrasco wears the crown as the county's best, but Chamberlain's John Kaufman, Brandon's Chris Bryant and Gaither's Steve Boyles were sparkling jewels themselves. The senior corps, led by 1993 Times Hillsborough County Player of the Year Troy Carrasco, is impressive in every way. Of course, those pitchers will have to go a long way in matching the performance of this season's hurlers. Nine returning pitchers have an earned-run average of 2.22 or lower, including Jesuit's Craig Brown (0.74), Jefferson's Mike Diaz (0.91) and Hillsborough's Long (0.88). And there are 13 other returning players who hit over.

Of the county's top 10 hitters at the end of district tournament play, six were underclassmen, including Jesuit's Jason Michaels (.411). Tampa Bay Tech loses a few key seniors, but has 15 underclassmen on its roster.

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Bloomingdale, the 4A-5 champion, also has a strong nucleus returning with Mac Mackiewitz and Josh Etheredge leading the way.