Wade came to Saint Joseph’s College as one of the top athletes to come out of Rockland High School in recent memory. Also a standout football and basketball player at Rockland, Wade chose to pursue baseball at the college level. An honor student at Rockland, Wade was a two time KVAC All-Conference selection. Wade was also selected for the Frozen Ropes Underclassman All-Star Game and the Maine Senior Baseball All-Star Classic. In high school Wade played many different positions, plugging any holes that needed to be filled for coach Richie Oliver.

As a freshman at SJC Wade began his college career in style. He was named North Atlantic Conference Rookie of the Year as well as NAC Tournament Most Valuable Player. In his first year Wade hit .357 with 41 hits, 29 runs, and 21 RBI. Wade was also 9-11 in stolen bases. As a sophomore Wade battled through injuries to have another fine year batting .364 with 25 RBIs, 34 runs scored, and a perfect 13-13 stolen bases. Always a clutch performer, Wade was named to the 2007 North Atlantic Conference All-Tournament Team. Following the season Wade was also named to the NAC All-Conference Team. Coach Sanborn looks for Wade to continue to improve his production – most likely out of the leadoff spot for SJC.

Wade is the son of Richie Oliver and Tanja Patterson.

YR	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	AVG.
2006	36	115	29	41	5	5	2	21	9	7	14	.357
2007	38	129	34	47	12	2	1	25	13	17	14	.364
2008	46	164	45	56	12	4	4	30	7	25	22	.341
Total	120	408	108	144	29	11	7	76	29	49	50	.353

Brian is a fine infielder who played his high school baseball for Rocky Myers at Gorham High School . Brian was an All-State selection during his senior year and received the Western Maine Board of Umpires Award for sportsmanship. During his senior year Brian hit .395 and was his team's Most Valuable Player.

A versatile infielder who can play any position in the infield, Brian has played shortstop and second base in his three years at St. Joe's. His strong arm, soft hands, lateral quickness and versatility make him one of the top infielders in New England . As a senior Brian will move to third base and also pitch in relief - possibly serving as the Monks closer.

Brian is also a key part of the St. Joe's lineup. As a freshman Brian hit an impressive .314 with 30 runs scored out of the nine hole. As a sophomore Brian moved to the top of the order and hit .367 with 36 hits, 23 runs, 15 RBI and an on base percentage of .531. As a junior Brian hit .243 but had a .357 on base percentage and stole 11 bases. Look for Brian to rebound and have a fine senior year with the bat.

Because of Brian's leadership qualities he was selected as a captain for the 2007 season and will again fill that role in 2008 as a senior.

Brian is the son of Debbie and Galen Schools of Gorham, Maine.

YR	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	AVG.	SH
2005	39	118	30	37	6	1	1	11	6	9	27	.314	7
2006	37	98	23	36	10	0	2	15	3	15	21	.367	13
2007	38	107	27	26	5	0	0	11	11	18	19	.243	7
2008	45	148	36	45	5	1	0	17	8	21	21	.304	17
Total	159	471	116	144	26	2	3	54	28	63	88	.306	44

David is a native of Ipswich , Massachusetts where he played his high school baseball for Gardy O'Flynn.

During his senior year David was the team Most Valuable Player, leading Ipswich to the regular season Division Championship. David is a right handed pitcher with excellent control who changes speeds well and keeps hitters off balance. In his first three seasons at SJC David pitched in relief for the Monks. Because of his leadership on and off the field, David will take on a more important role this year as he will lead the Monks pitching staff as a captain. Coach Sanborn on David Doucette, "David is an outstanding representative of our program. He is an unselfish team player who has a great work ethic. David is a fine student who conducts himself with class. I look for David to provide top-notch leadership for our ball club during his senior year."

David is the son of Bill and Judy Doucette of Ipswich, Massachusetts.

Stephan played his high school baseball at Marshwood High School in South Berwick, Maine . Steve's speed, versatility and positive attitude make him a key asset for the Monks. In 2007 Steve to played a backup role in the outfield and was often first pinch runner off the bench for Coach Sanborn. The Monks skipper on Steve, "Steve is an important member of our ball club. He has many leadership qualities both on and off the field. It is very valuable to be able to bring someone off the bench whom you can trust to run the bases wisely. Steve also plays a solid outfield and is a contact hitter who can handle the bat."

Stephan is the son of Charlie and Patty Gorsun of South Berwick, Maine.

Ian comes to Saint Joseph 's College after a fine career at Hampden Academy under former St. Joe's assistant coach David Shapiro. As a senior, Ian was a finalist for the Maine Mr. Baseball Award, named the PVC Player of the Year and a member of the All-Maine All-Star Team. Ian was a four time First Team All-PVC selection and also was named All-Conference in Golf and Hockey as a senior at Hampden Academy . Ian transferred to St. Joe's after a redshirt year at the University of Maine-Orono. Ian, a right handed power hitter, will add a potent bat to middle of the Monks lineup. He is a versatile player in the field and should see time behind the plate, at third base, and in the outfield.

Ian is the son of Susan and David Lee of Hampden, Maine.

Michael came to Saint Joseph’s College from Barnstable High School where he played for Pete Auger. During his senior year , Mike helped lead Barnstable to the Old Colony League Championship. Michael is the type of player who will do anything he can to help the team – his work catching bull pens is invaluable to the Monks pitching staff. Mike is the type of player that makes everyone on the team better because of his positive attitude and work ethic. His hustle and desire add a great deal to the team culture of SJC Baseball.

Michael is the son of Bill and Sandy Hebenstreit of Centerville, Massachusetts.

Travis hails from Thornton Academy in Saco, Maine where he played baseball for Greg Paradis. Travis was a two time Gold Glove Winner for his high school team and was selected by the Western Maine Board of Umpires as the recipient of the Harrington Award as the outstanding catcher in his conference. Travis is a talented receiver with a quick release. He can also handle the bat and hit for average.

As a freshman for St. Joe's in 2007 Travis began his career with a bang hitting .364 as he shared time behind the plate. Coach Sanborn looks for Travis to continue to develop as a college receiver and a key part of the Monks offense.

Travis is the son of Michelle and Kevin Adams of Saco, Maine.