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Friday,
January 11, 2002 PC’S
HAUSERMAN NAMED TO CITY SCHOOLS OF DECATUR DISTINGUISHED
ATHLETES OF THE 20TH CENTURY LIST CLINTON,
SC — Presbyterian College baseball player, Philip Hauserman, has been named
one of the City Schools of Decatur’s Distinguished
Athletes of the 20th Century announced earlier this
fall. Hauserman, a 6-0, 185-pound
outfielder from Decatur, GA, was among seven athletes
selected to this special honor for the 2000-01 year. The award recognizes
distinguished athletes of the past century who
represented Decatur City Schools for their outstanding
contributions of effort, courage, heart, dedication, and
determination in support of City Schools of Decatur and
its athletic programs. A committee made up of former
coaches, teachers, and alumni nominates and selects the
award winners for this prestigious award. Hauserman was a four-year
starter for Decatur High School’s baseball team and
posted a career batting average of .453. He was named to
the All-Dekalb County team all four years in baseball
and in the pool, was a two-time state swimming qualifier
for the 50-yard freestyle and 4X100 relay. Last spring, Hauserman
played in five games for the Blue Hose and posted a .500
batting average and .667 on-base percentage as
Presbyterian went 30-29 overall and finished third in
the South Atlantic Conference regular season. |