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7 Coral Glades Baseball Players Graduate After Tremendous Careers

by Matt Rothman May 31, 2020

by Matt Rothman May 31, 2020 1 minutes read

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Earlier this season, the Coral Glades baseball team exchange lineup cards before their game.Photo courtesy Mark Kaplan.

By: Matt Rothman

Along with other programs at Coral Glades High School, the varsity baseball team has taken it to the next level and is a constant threat to win Districts every season.

Despite only winning three of their first eight games this season, Head Coach Joe Franco could not be happier for his team and the seniors he had on his squad.

This was Coach Franco’s first graduating class for him since he took over the program four years ago.

Cole Lea, Jacob Tarbet, Gavin Werner, Jose Greiner, Gabe DaSilva, and Max Penagos were part of the team during the years that won them two district championships and helped the Jaguars make two regionals appearances.

Both Tarbet and Penagos will continue their baseball career collegiately as Tarbet is set to play for ASA Miami Junior College while Penagos is heading to Palm Beach State College.

Coral Glades also had another senior on the team this season in Osduar Moreno, who appeared in two games and did not allow a run in his first year on the team.

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The Jaguars are set next year to return much of their pitching, with Tabet being the lone senior to be a starter. He had a win in five games this year and has seven career varsity wins.

However, they have plenty to replace offensively as their seniors drove in ten runs this season. Lea had one of the best seasons ever in school history last year when he hit .436 as many positions will be open come the new year.

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Matt Rothman

Matt Rothman is a 2018 graduate from Florida Gulf Coast University receiving his bachelor’s degree in journalism and then graduated from the University of Florida as a graduate student. He also works for the Mohave Valley Daily News in Bullhead City, Arizona covering high school sports.