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The Bullocks: Andrew, Sarah, Truman, and Mandy |
Andrew Bullock
Class of 1993
Former first baseman of the Red Raiders
For those who remember the old Raider
baseball field, now the Lady Raider softball field will remember the short
porch in right field. No one perhaps remembers better as does Andrew Bullock
from the Class of 1993. Bullocks’ memories of the short porch came often as his
power hitting left handed swing would send plenty of homeruns into the road
beyond the fence.
Andrew played under coaches Charlie
Griffeth, Allen McCannon, and Ken Morgan during the 90, 91, and 93 seasons at
Madison County. Bullock recalls winning the Region Championships in 92 and 93
as highlights of his career as a Raider. “I was fortunate to be a part of a
strong senior class which included Russell Seagraves, Lance Tyner, Trent
McCurry, Jason Autry, Jason Pierce, and Jeff Hancock,” said Bullock. Those
region championship runs were due in large part to the fact that those guys
grew up playing the game together and form together great leadership. “We had
grown up playing baseball together. We had great leadership and we were serious
about winning,” said Bullock who now resides in Greenville, South Carolina.
After graduating from Madison County,
Bullock continued his baseball career at the University Of Georgia where he
earned a degree in Chemistry in 1997. Andrew then earned a doctor of medicine
degree from The Medical College of Georgia in 2002. He completed urology
residency in 2007 at Emory University and now is a private practice urologist
at Palmetto-Greenville Urology in Greenville.
Andrew married his wife Mandy Perry,
a former Raider cheerleader, in 2003. They stay busy raising their children
Truman (age 5) and Sarah (age 3) to be Bulldawg followers right in the heart of
Clemson and USC territory.
If you are a former Madison County
High School athlete in any sport male or female 5 years ago or longer and would
like to be featured in the Madison County Journal, email me at dallasb32@yahoo.com. Good clear photos
are welcome.
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