Mike came to Saint Joseph 's College from Gardiner , Maine where he played for Jim Palmer. A versatile player, Mike was both a standout on the mound and in the infield. During his senior year Mike was the Gardiner baseball MVP, an All-Conference selection, and an All-State Honorable Mention pick. Mike helped bring his American Legion team to the state tournament in 06.

As a freshman at Saint Joseph 's in '07 Mike played a dual role - coming off the bench to play the infield Mike hit .370 and did not make an error. As a pitcher Mike's 2-2 record and 4.50 era was not indicative of his performance as he pitched some fine games against some tough opponents. In 2008 it looks like Mike will concentrate on pitching as he could compete for a spot in the starting rotation for Coach Sanborn.

Mike is the son of Doug and Bobbi-Jo Burdin of Gardiner, Maine.

A native of Gloucester , Massachusetts where he pitched for Tim Kearns at Gloucester High School Steven had a fine year in his inaugural campaign for Coach Sanborn. As a freshman Steve was a quiet 5-0 with a 4.13 earned run average. As a sophomore Steven was 3-2 with a 5.21 era in 11 appearances. As a junior Steve missed the season because of an arm injury. After surgery Coach Sanborn looks for Steve to play a key role in the Monks pitching staff as a senior. Coach Sanborn on Steve, "Steve has the full compliment of quality pitches and if he stays healthy he could be a go to guy coming out of the bull pen as a senior."

Steven is the son of Pamela and Ronald Stout of West Gloucester, Massachusetts.

Kyle was a standout pitcher for Noble High School in Berwick, Maine where he played for Rusty Mercier. This crafty left hander was captain of his team and finished with a 3.01 ERA while facing all of the toughest competition in the Telegram League. Kyle was a Second Team All-State selection and was also selected for the Maine Senior All-Star game. Kyle has everything it takes to be a successful starting pitcher at the college level, a live fastball, sharp breaking curve ball, and he is developing a fine change up.

As a freshman for Saint Joseph 's College in 2007 Kyle had some fine outings. Kyle finished with a 4-1 record and a 4.15 era as he provided some key wins for the Monks down the stretch. Look for Kyle to play an even bigger role in 2008 as he should challenge to pitch at the top of the SJC rotation.

Kyle is the son of Vicki and Ed Dorr of Berwick, Maine.

Eric joins the Monks after playing for Coach Jerry Lachance at Spaulding High School in Rochester, NH. The speedy outfielder had an outstanding high school career and was named to the All-State Team as a sophomore, junior and senior after hitting well over .400 each year. Eric won the Golden Bat Award as a junior when he led the New Hampshire Class L division with a .474 batting average. As a senior Eric was named to the Fosters Dream Team. The coaching staff hopes Eric can continue his hot hitting in a Monks uniform in the coming years.

Eric is the son of Lisa and Dennis LaBatte of Rochester, New Hampshire.

Chris played his high school baseball for Bernie Gaughan at Clinton High School . A fine student and member of the National Honor Society, Chris was a two-time Mid-Wach All Star selection. Long time Saint Joseph 's Baseball fans will be interested to learn that Chris comes highly recommended by former SJC outfield standout Peter McNally ('95) - also of Clinton , Massachusetts .

As a freshman for St. Joe's in 2007 Chris had limited appearances - mostly on the JV squad. Chris has worked hard to develop as a college pitcher - both over the summer and during the school year. Look for this big right handed pitcher to play a larger role for the royal blue in 2008.

Chris is the son of Gail and James Nanof of Clinton, Massachusetts.