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Does anyone know where I could get a list of all USF players drafted in the last 5 yrs.... I know last yr Ivany was drafted as well as Leslie and both are doing well in their A Ball teams.... Leslie is playing for the Kane County Cougars (Oakland A's)  and is batting .309 with 3 HR 14 2B and 20 RBI's..... and Ivany is in Savana GA (Washington Nats) and is batting .263 4 HR's 12 @B and 22 RBI's

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You might want to check the 2004 USF media guide. Here is the link:

http://isis.fastmail.usf.edu/usf-athletics/Sports/baseball/2004/mediaguide/media_guide.pdf

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I don't know if you checked but page 92 lists all of them. Here are some:

Rd. Player, Pos. Club

1988

42 Derek Lee, OF Chi. White Sox

37 Duane Walker, OF Detroit

1989

36 Les Haffner California

49 Scott Henry Oakland

37 Gus Vollmer San Francisco

1990

15 Kevin Dattola Oakland

44 Troy Rusk Philadelphia

33 Bob Undorf Detroit

20 David White Milwaukee

1991

27 Whitney Floren, RHP NY Yankees

3 Mark Hubbard, LHP NY Yankees

26 Tim Merrick * Pittsburgh

1992

11 David Hutcheson * Chi. White Sox

49 Wade Norris, 1B/C Toronto

1993

50 Chad Crossley, RHP Houston

21 David Hutcheson, RHP Chicago Cubs

2 Brett King, SS San Francisco

(supplemental choice, 72nd overall)

21 Andy McCormack, LHP Chi. White Sox

1994

10 Doug Carroll, OF Seattle

40 Don Nestor, RHP California

19 Darren Stumberger, 1B Cleveland

1995

37 Adam Danner Minnesota

39 Mike Swenson St. Louis

1996

37 Jason Alaimo, C Florida

26 Gio Cafaro, CF Milwaukee

76 Adam Danner, RHP NY Yankees

Scott Hemond Tony Fossas

19 Chris Heintz, 3B Chi. White Sox

4 Mark Roberts, RHP Chi. White Sox

1997

16 Jorge DeLeon, 3B Boston

1 Jason Dellaero, SS Chi. White Sox

(15th overall)

9 Dwayne Dobson, RHP Anaheim

13 Ross Gload, 1B Florida

12 Pat Ryan, RHP San Diego

68 Scott Glaser, LHP NY Yankees

1998

21 Paul Giambalvo, RHP Arizona

26 Jimmie Romano, C Texas

36 Bill Eaton, CF Milwaukee

42 Kevin Boles, C Chicago Cubs

42 Scott Glaser, LHP* Pittsburgh

2000

16 Johnny Raburn, SS Anaheim

2001

13 Brendan Fuller, RHP Toronto

27 Daniel Boyd, OF Milwaukee

44 Mike Eylward, 1B Anaheim

2002

17 Jason Bartz, RHP Kansas City

28 Mike Barclay, OF Boston

46 Ryan Gloger, LHP Arizona

2003

3 David Austen, RHP Anaheim

7 Myron Leslie, SS * Philadelphia

22 Jon Uhl, RHP Minnesota

*-Did not sign

Did not sign in 1998 but did sign with

Pittsburgh the week prior to the 1999 draft.

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There were also four USF players taken in the 2004 draft:

Major League disappointment for USF's Ivany

By Thomas Simonetti The Oracle

TAMPA, Fla. (U-WIRE) -- Four University of South Florida baseball players were selected in the 2004 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft; some were happier than others.

Devin Ivany (6th round), Myron Leslie (8th round) and Kyle Schmidt (14th round) were all selected on the first day of the draft. Mike Macaluso (29th round) was selected early on day two.

USF baseball coach Eddie Cardieri said he was happy for the four players selected from his team, "especially the seniors like Myron and Mac, who get their opportunity to play."

Leslie and Macaluso seemed pleased with the way the draft turned out. Ivany, on the other hand, was far from excited.

"I'm definitely thinking about coming back to USF, that's for sure," Ivany said.

The junior catcher expected to go in the first three rounds after he hit .356 this year. He was first-team All-Conference USA and was second in the conference with the 24 base runners he threw out attempting to steal.

"If things went the way they were supposed to, it was going to be no question that I was going to move on and pursue my professional career, but things obviously didn't go that way, so now you have to weigh your options," he said. "There seems to be a couple of those right now. We'll see what happens."

Ivany said it seemed he would go earlier in the draft based on scouting reports. He was the 23rd catcher taken in the draft and the second taken by the Expos.

"That probably has a lot to do with it, to tell you the truth," he said. "Honestly, I kind of feel a little disrespected, because a lot of guys were taken ahead of me that really I don't think match up talent-wise and [in terms of] potential.

"Obviously there are some that are as good as me right now or better maybe. I've got respect for them; if they get taken, that's fine. But when people that aren't close to my ability get taken in front of me, I kind of feel mistreated."

This summer Ivany will either play in the Cape Cod League or with a team in Montreal's minor leagues. Either way, he is sure what he has to do next year.

"If you come back, you obviously have something to prove. You obviously want to prove everybody wrong," he said. "Of course you want to increase your draft position, but that's not the big issue at hand, really. If they're not going to give you what you think you deserve to take you out of college, then I might as well finish college.

"No matter where I go ... if I go to college, obviously I have something to prove; if I go to the minors, obviously I have a lot to prove there."

Ivany was drafted in the ninth round out of high school.

Kyle Schmidt will play in the Cape League for the summer before deciding if he will stay at USF for his senior year, Cardieri said.

Four high-school seniors who committed to USF were also drafted. Shortstop Ian Desmond (Sarasota) went in the third round. Pitchers Ty Pryor (27th round), Davis Bilardello (43rd round) and Blake Tillett (49th round) were also taken.

© 2004 The Oracle via U-WIRE.

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9th out of HS 3rd as a junior anderson should take notes

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