Martin's one of the best infielder on the team, who doesn't have a set position to play! He's an excellent short stop and third baseman, but plays the outfield as well. He's all-around one of the best defensemen out there. His hitting is above average as well, as he gets on base consistantly hitting in the number 2 spot. Martin's also a great catcher and whenever Ian needs a day off, Martin's got the precision and the guns to fill in greatly.

Dunbar's the starting catcher on The Rogues, and really turned into a good catcher as soon as he got out of the sticks in Vars and started catching for a REAL team. Ian's got great heart and a solid bat, and is also our hook-up for cheap equipment and uniforms. Ian's a fast runner and steals bases as much as he can, and doesn't mind getting covered in dirt.

Amos. Where to begin? First year playing was 1993 for Orleans White. He still wears his trademark blue-jeans in every game, and last year, was our best hitter in the second half of the year. Chris is a fast runner, and stretches all his hits as far as he can, culminating in a lot of doubles. Chris is going to have a great year this year, certainly knocking in a lot of runs for us.

Kevin joined the team as a starting short stop, and has not disappointed. He'll stop any ground ball hit in his general direction, no matter what range or how hard it's hit. If he calls it, get out of his way. O'Grady's bat is steadily improving and has dug himself out of the 9th spot on the lineup. Kev was originally slated as the starting left-fielder, but with an awe-inspiring spring training, O'Grady has earned his spot in the infield.

Dan Robert has been our best hitter since Gord Dillon left the team after our first year. He hit 5-6 home runs last year and had many extra-base hits. He's a great infielder and will get a lot of work this year as long as he can find some ear rings that he can remove before the start of the game! Dan's a pitcher as well and with a little practice, will be one of the best relievers in the game.

Seb has been forced to move to Montreal for a job opportunity, making it impossible for him to continue playing for the Rogues this season. Seb's one of the eight original Rogues, and one of the two original starting pitchers. He's been there through it all. His best year was the 1999 season where Seb had a great record and extremely impressive innings pitched. Seb's an amazing pitcher with good junk and great off-speed.

Ron Hrycak's centre field is known as the place where extra base hits go to die. He can get to any ball, and have it back in the infield before it lands in his glove. (Thanks for the 10 bucks, Ron!) Uhh, anyways, he usually bats second or fifth in the line up, and is known to get homeruns when we don't need them. He can hit very well though, which makes Hrycak a threat batting in the lead-off spot.

From what he's displayed thus far, Darren Gallant is going to be a threat for opposing pitchers. He's hit VERY well, with an average of 1.000 and a lot of very good hits during practices and spring training. Darren is a little inexperienced with fastball defense, but will pick it up very quickly because he's already learned how to hit effectively. It should be a great year for "The Rookie".

Noel Hayes is the newest Rogue, having joined the team with 7 remaining games in the regular season. He is eligible to play in the playoffs if he competes in 6 regular season games, which will be pretty tight. Hayes is a solid thirdbaseman who just recently took up fastball after a 3 year hiatus. He's been playing competitvely for years before that in Belleville, and will do nothing but help the team out down the stretch.