BIOGRAPHIES

Dave was drafted in the 7^th round (211 overall) of the 2002 Major League Baseball draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers. In his first season, Dave finished 5th in the Pioneer league in batting average (.337) and On base percentage (.442). He earned All-Star honors and was a part of the Pioneer League champion Great Falls Dodgers. Dave played for 3 seasons in the minor leagues before a shoulder injury ended his playing career.

Dave earned a baseball scholarship to the University of San Diego and played there for 2 seasons. As a sophomore (final season), Dave hit .406 in the regular season with 12 home runs earning 1st team All Conference and All Region honors. USD won the conference that year for the first time in school history.

Dave returned to USD after he was finished playing to complete his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration which he received December 2007.

Dave graduated from Rancho Bernardo High School in 1999. As a senior he earned 1st Team All-County, CIF, and State honors. He led the team with 15 home runs while hitting .511 and was MVP of the #1 ranked team in the country. In his senior year, RBHS won the Division 1 CIF title for the first time in school history.

Started playing competitive baseball at 11 years old for the Encinitas Reds under coach Dana Blalock and played around the country in various World Series' until he was 17. At 18 Matt played with Team USA in the Junior National Championships in Kiaoshung, Taiwan where they took home the Gold medal.

Matt was as a four year varsity letterman, and a two-time All-American under Sam Blalock at Rancho Bernardo High School winning C.I.F. his junior and senior year.

Signed a letter of intent to UCLA, but was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the first round (8th overall) in 2000 and took his chances in the minor leagues. Matt played half a season before hurting his shoulder. He went on to have 3 shoulder surgeries over the next 3 years. Matt tried to return as a pitcher in San Diego under the guidance of Terry Kennedy. When things didn't work out he continued another season as a left fielder, and first baseman. Matt will always have a love for the game.

As a Coach, Mike Oseguera enters his fifth season with the UC San Diego baseball program. This year he will work with the Tritons' hitters and outfielders. Since Coach Oseguera's arrival to UCSD, the Tritons have played in four consecutive conference tournaments ('04-07), winning the conference in 2005 and earning a regional appearance in 2007. Mike also has spent 3 years working with the RSF Titans, a competitive youth club organization that fields four different teams (ages 8-11).

As a player, Oseguera graduated from the University of San Diego in 2003, where he played for four seasons as both a pitcher and position player. On the mound, he led the team in appearances in 2002 and was a member of two West Coast Conference championship teams (2002, 2003). In high school, he attended local powerhouse La Costa Canyon HS. In each of Mike's three years of Varsity baseball he was voted Most Valuable Pitcher by his teammates. Mike's younger brother Paul pitches in the S.F. Giants minor league system.

Freddy is a current Major League 3rd Baseman for the Los Angeles Angels. He made his Major League debut on September 8, 2008. Freddy was recently awarded the 2008 Los Angeles Angels minor league player of the year award.

Freddy played in the minor leagues for the Los Angeles Angels from 2004-2008. He was a mid season All-Star in 2005 and 2005-2006 was ranked by Baseball America as the Best Defensive Third Baseman. In 2007 Freddy was a member of the elite Futures Game and was once again a mid season as well as post season All Star. Freddy had his best year in 2008 hitting .335 with 45 doubles (new record) and 88 RBIs before being called up to the Major Leagues.

Freddy attended the University of San Diego where he was a 1st team All Conference player in 2002-2004 as well as WCC Champions in 2002 and 2003. In 2004, Freddy was drafted in the 8th round (242 overall) by the Los Angeles Angels.

Freddy Attended Marian Catholic High School in 1998 and 1999 he was a First Team All Harbor League player and his team was CIF champions both years. In 2000 Freddy was a 1st Team All American and led his team to a 3rd straight CIF championship.

From 1996-2001 Freddy was a member of the Junior National team (Mexico).

Chris started his competitive baseball career at Rancho Bernardo High School where he was teammates with Dave Bagley and part of the #1 ranked team in the country in 1999. He played baseball for 2 years at Saddleback CC in Mission Viejo. He graduated from Texas A&M Kingsville in 2005 with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology. Following his senior year, Chris took an internship as the assistant strength coach for the football team. Chris currently runs the Nutrimart nutrition stores in La Jolla and Poway and is a professional personal trainer specializing in sport specific workouts.

BIOGRAPHIES