Bobby Felmy  •  Outfield  • Georgia

Outfielder Bobby Felmy (pronounced FELL-me) played his first collegiate season as a member of the Georgia Perimeter College Jaguars and coach David Stephenson. A Second Team NJCAA All-American, he was selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 38th round of the 2003 first-year player draft.

Felmy, also an All-District and All-Region selection, was one of the leading hitters in the Georgia Junior College Association this past year. He batted a team-best .412 with 10 home runs, 17 doubles, two triples, 58 RBI and went 12-for-14 in stolen base attempts. He had a perfect fielding percentage and recorded seven assists from the outfield. GPC advanced to the semifinals of the state playoffs, going 36-14 overall including 18-6 in the GJCCA. A native of Sunbury, Penn., he is a graduate of Shikellamy High School. He was a four-year starter for the Braves and three-time All-East All-Star and winner of the All-East Sportsmanship Award. Bobby is the son of Robert and Tammy Felmy.

"Bobby will join us a sophomore and look for him to be a leadoff type hitter," said Perno. "We've wanted to get Bobby into the program last season but we had a lot of outfielders so he went to GPC for a year."

Felmy, a freshman outfielder, was named second team All America after hitting .412 (70-for-170), with 10 home runs, 58 runs batted in, 17 doubles and 40 runs scored. He also posted a .490 on base percentage and a .712 slugging percentage.