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Dwyer linebacker Gage Batten, NFL fullback Heath Evans form friendship through football
Thursday, June 16, 2011
by
Matt Porter
Damon Higgins / Palm Beach Post
Heath Evans and Gage Batten at the Dwyer High School football field.
Gage Batten, a high school linebacker, once thought it was "cool" he was friends with NFL player and local legend Heath Evans. But the bond between the 16-year-old Dwyer student and the New Orleans Saints fullback has become much more.
"Since then, he's been just like my older brother," Batten said. "Sometimes I even forget we're not brothers by blood."
Evans has invited Batten to his home in New Orleans to work out with fellow Saints players and Batten has baby-sat at Evans' West Palm Beach home. They hang out, bonding over faith and football and Evans has had dinner at the Batten home with Batten and his parents, Greg and AnnMarie.
"I remember the first time he showed up, how weird it was," Batten said. "It's an NFL player ringing the doorbell. They didn't know what to expect. But he's part of the family now."
What Evans, a former King's Academy star, sees in Batten, who transferred to Dwyer from King's last season, is potential and drive.
Batten, at 6-foot-1, 225 pounds, enters his senior season at Dwyer with interest from BCS schools such as Florida, Florida State, Auburn and Georgia, as well as premier academic schools such as Harvard and Stanford. He is a linebacker's linebacker: thickly built, aggressive, a non-stop worker on the field.
"He's hands-down the most gifted high school player I've ever worked with," said Evans, who Saturday will host his sixth annual 7-on-7 tournament at King's Academy to raise money for the Heath Evans Foundation. While Dwyer will play in the tournament, Batten will sit out with an ankle injury.
Evans and Batten met three years ago when Evans was a spectator at a junior varsity basketball game and noticed a stocky, tenacious freshman on King's. After the game, Evans introduced himself to Greg Batten, a general contractor who owns Batten Construction, and his son.
Soon, Gage was tagging along with Evans to the gym and on the practice fields at King's. The line between coach and pupil blurred. The high school freshman pushed the 6-foot, 250-pound NFL veteran just as hard.
"Shoot, I said 'hey, if you want to be great, I can help you be great,'" Evans recalled.
Batten was ready, but there was one condition. If he gave less than his best just once, Evans said, he would need to find another workout partner.
No issue there.
"I write out a diet, he sticks with it down to the single calorie. I write a workout plan, he sticks with it to the last sit-up, the last tricep extension. He doesn't skip a beat," Evans said. "I make this kid eat stuff that would make a billy goat puke. I put him through workouts that you could get probably less than 20 NFL players to do."
Evans sought the advice of coaches and teammates, like Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma, creating a custom plan for a future pro.
Batten spent two weeks last summer staying at Heath and Beth Ann Evans' home in New Orleans, working out with his Saints teammates. At the Evans' offseason home in West Palm Beach, Batten occasionally baby-sits for their daughters, Ava, 6, and Naomi, 4. During the season, Evans flies in on his bye weeks to see Batten play. They call or text each other every few days.
"My phone is always on to him," said Evans, 32. "I'm that age in between parents and him, so he gets some parental instruction, so he also gets that big brother instruction from me as well."
They'll work out more this summer, and little brother will keep making big brother proud.
"When you see someone who has been gifted, but also has the work ethic to go alongside it, that excites me," Evans said. "He's a kid that craves what I can give him, and that's made me fall in love with the kid. He's going to be special. He already is special."
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Nice commented on June 16, 2011 at 7:44 p.m.: report abuse
Great story. It's nice to read some good stories about pro athletes and high school kids. I have known Gage as far back as a little league player, so it's nice to see good things happen to good people. Nice job writing the story Matt.
561CANES commented on June 16, 2011 at 9:31 p.m.: report abuse
Wonderful Story. I'll be at the 7 on 7 on Saturday to give my support.
skip commented on June 16, 2011 at 10:36 p.m.: report abuse
Nice Human interest story. Lots better than most.
heat commented on June 16, 2011 at 11:14 p.m.: report abuse
not so fast, are you danny gards mom or dad?
Great kid commented on June 16, 2011 at 11:57 p.m.: report abuse
everyone talks about Gage Batten's drive and his leadership I can see where he is learning it from great feel good story. I know this kid is heading for big places the sky is limit for batten
Did they ask Heath? commented on June 17, 2011 at 12:47 a.m.: report abuse
Did the PBP ask Heath, how he felt about Batten ditching his teammates? Evans was the player that stayed at King's and was strong enough to lift out of mediocrity, whereas Batten ditched his already very good team for his own benefit. PBP never does any stories about the negative side of all these transfers. Have they interviewed the players that spent the most time making Batten better? Heath is great but his teammates spent a heck of a lot more time at his side than Heath.
Matt Porter gets an "Incomplete" for this story!
sad but true commented on June 17, 2011 at 4:31 a.m.: report abuse
I dont get it. Heath Evans, a Kings product, A Christian athlete, takes a Kings player under his wing and condones the transfer to Dwyer?????
Nice story, good to see something like this, but what happened to the Christian education?
I'm gonna take a wild guess commented on June 17, 2011 at 6:56 a.m.: report abuse
im gonna take a wild guess and say that evans wanted batten at Dwyer and so did jack so jack went threw him just putting that all together
question commented on June 17, 2011 at 7:44 a.m.: report abuse
I raise a question. Is this the story to market the young man? I believe so, there are a lot of inconsistentcies to this story.
I'm sure King's will promote this story, because of what Heath has done for the school over the years.
They were not happy the way Gage left the school and his teammates, but they will take the credit for this story, because of the puplicity it will bring to them.
As a teammate, Gage was more about himself than the team, so I don't agree with some things that are said about him in this story, but the relationship between him and Heath will for sure help him to go places. It also appears they are friends.
@ Heat commented on June 17, 2011 at 8:07 a.m.: report abuse
Grandma!
It's funny commented on June 17, 2011 at 8:18 a.m.: report abuse
I find it funny how kings people loved Gage ubtill he made a decision to better himself. You people don't even preach what your learning from the bible. You are th most critical of people. Get over the fact that Gage left, it's done. He was quite possibly one of the top 3 defensive players to ever attend kings. He left for a future greater than his senior year of highschool like all the other kinds on your team. Your own coach even brags about his work ethic and leadership ubtill he left and then he decided to trash him grow up people. He is a great player and even better of a person
Just wondering? commented on June 17, 2011 at 8:44 a.m.: report abuse
Does Heath Evans work with other high school kids or troubled kids that need a guiding figure?
Wow commented on June 17, 2011 at 9:17 a.m.: report abuse
Great kid. Great mentor.
Just Wondering commented on June 17, 2011 at 10:49 a.m.: report abuse
Taking a kid under your wing is a good thing no doubt. But taking a selfish rich kid that already has everything he needs is interesting to me. Why not take a kid with nothing and give him a chance? rather than a kid who is all about himself and has no loyalty. Heath Evans made it to the big leagues from Kings, can Batten not do the same?
They friends commented on June 17, 2011 at 10:59 a.m.: report abuse
^ you jelous? That's what friendships are you must not have any of those
@ it's funny commented on June 17, 2011 at 2:24 p.m.: report abuse
Not all, only some don't practice what they preach. Starts at the top!!!!!
fellow Dwyer teammate of Gage commented on June 17, 2011 at 2:55 p.m.: report abuse
Stop With all the talk Gage is a good dude work ethics wise and athletics wise he even helps out his fellow teammates in there work yea we do feel sorry for his injury but still his a good kid also players Every High School Player want A role model like Heath Evan Just That He Is One Of the Lucky Ones To Have meet One And Has One As close to him like a brother
@fellow Dwyer teammate of Gage commented on June 17, 2011 at 4:01 p.m.: report abuse
Watch out...he'll ditch you too if he gets a better offer!
Fellow Dwyer teammate of gage commented on June 17, 2011 at 4:54 p.m.: report abuse
I'm close with Gage he never ever quits a play or a rep and he sure isn't going to quit on his dream. So you kings haters keep on giving more fuel to his fire and he will burn even brighter. He is natural leader and he helps us out just like Heath helps him. Other than the fact that he did leave kings you can't say anything bad about him (I know it probably hurts to see a player like that go to another school but look at it from his side) and I can understand why y'all might be mad but it's been enough time already so give it a rest.
Persecutor commented on June 17, 2011 at 11:48 p.m.: report abuse
To 'Why don't' and others, some of you continue to bring up the "Christian" thing about these people from King's aren't practicing their beliefs, etc., etc.. You are wrong about that. There are more non-christian kids attending King's than christian. Anyone can attend King's - not just christians. Many of the kids at King's don't know the Lord, so please don't clobber the entire school because of a few sore comments.
Yeah? ^ commented on June 18, 2011 at 8:35 a.m.: report abuse
If those people are his true friends they would understand why he had to do it and leave it at that. If they were that upset they should talk to him about it not write on a blog and trash him because they ae upset. I think the main thing that is making these kids mad is jelosy because they will never have a chance to do what he did and will do
Most Gifted High School Player? commented on June 18, 2011 at 11:29 a.m.: report abuse
hes wayy overrated
Will Evans play next year? commented on June 18, 2011 at 1:11 p.m.: report abuse
I wonder if Heath is going to play another season. He has talked in some interviews as though he might be ready to move on from football. Will the lock out have any bearing on his decision?
D-block commented on June 18, 2011 at 2:30 p.m.: report abuse
Anyone who trys to say this kid is overrated is an idiot he is the one of the only 3 true/traditional linebackers in Florida right now he is a very good player. And it's been long enough get over the fact that he left
an outside observer commented on June 18, 2011 at 3:22 p.m.: report abuse
Matt wrote an article about a mentoring partnership and so many of you are criticizing Matt for the article, Gage for leaving Kings and Heath for mentoring him. Really? Get a life. Stop hating on a 16 year old kid who has goals and objectives in life and knows the direction he needs to go in and takes instuction to improve himself. Wish my son listened and had goals like this kid does. I hope he isn't reading the 'adult' comments here, because I am nauseous reading your poison.
Your kidding commented on June 18, 2011 at 4:25 p.m.: report abuse
The funny thing is, this article came at a bad time for King's and the young man moving on. The reason is more than anyone is sharing, but the truth is that King's is a very legalistic, and love to point fingers at everyone, but themselves. When Heath went to that school it was based on true Christian values.
That has changed over the years, and this year has been the worse year ever for leadership. When Heath, Gator, Morty, and crew were at that school, the love and care was at the top. Now it is at the bottom besides some. Good things will come when you work is only part of the equation, you have to be in gods will and that can either end up something special in Gage and Heaths relationship or not end up what you think it might be. Either way this article was going to get a lot of attention, because of what has happened at King's for the last few or more years. Gage is young and has learned a lot about life. My understanding from listening to some of the former players is that this past season he one of the best teammates and leaders to his team and coaches. Now he knew he would get hammered for his decision, but it was his and families and no one has the right to question that. I am pretty sure he wanted to finish his career at King's, but as always no one from the administration will take any blame for what has happened over there in the past few or more years. How ever people see this, it's none of any our business what a family decides to do. If I were a player today and had a chance to work out and be friends with a pro athlete like Heath I would welcome the friendship. Good luck!
So when you like it commented on June 18, 2011 at 7:51 p.m.: report abuse
"Legalistic"? It has rules. It's always had rules. If anything they've relaxed a good bit over the years.
Gage doesn't deserve the name calling, but King's (the school, teachers, staff, admins and students) don't deserve it either. Lay off Gage, but lay off King's as well. Gage is a great kid and King's is a great school. A lot of the people posting on here are poseurs that have nothing to do with King's, Dwyer or Gage.
Scott Arnold commented on June 18, 2011 at 8:19 p.m.: report abuse
Gage is a winner and came from a very good school in Kings but now he will make a impact both on and off the field at Dwyer.
I pray that Gage enjoys his year there and betters himself to play football at the next level.
Great Article and thanks Heath for giving back to all of Palm Beach County.
another teammate commented on June 18, 2011 at 8:27 p.m.: report abuse
i am another team mate of gage and he is always offering help to me.. i dont see him as a selfish player.. he leads well comunicates well and plays even better... hes good point blank. end of conversation, forgive him for leaving your team and get over it. Everyone who has a problem with it are kings players who could never play at dwyer
larry commented on June 18, 2011 at 9:19 p.m.: report abuse
How do you think Dwyer stays on top ? The staff is the # 1 recruiters in PBC. Can you say Coach of the Year. I blame the good old boys of FHSAA.
A different other teammate commented on June 18, 2011 at 10:29 p.m.: report abuse
In the short time Gage has been here he has already show us he is a very good football player and a even better leader and he does it by example. Everyone on Dwyer respects him for what he does on and off the feild. We wish we had him last year. We understand some of the feelings of having a leader and a player like that go to another team but it is what is. Lay off the man he going to do big things with his life .
@ Larry commented on June 19, 2011 at midnight: report abuse
Not on top today at the 7 on 7, but I know the reason will be no pads etc. They even gave you another chance and you guy's still stunk. Don't talk smack until the season then you get into it. The big qb stinks too.
@scott commented on June 19, 2011 at 12:12 a.m.: report abuse
Why are you Kissing up? For a iou from both schools? Give me a break. Too much attention for one player in the entire 561 area. The article is a marketing tool for the foundation, and trying to make King's look like disciples.
Outside Obsever commented on June 19, 2011 at 12:13 a.m.: report abuse
There are no football players or coaches in our family and no one goes or works at either of the schools. But I feel badly for this boy who has clearly been misguided into believing that he had to leave behind his friends and his school in his senior year in order to get into a BCS school. Son, as much as any teenager would like to think they are invincible...they are not. As important as this sport is, remember to always use it to get yourself the best education possible. If you are good enough to play at a BCS school, go to camps and they will find you. If you are good enough to
@ An outside observer commented on June 19, 2011 at 12:47 a.m.: report abuse
Then take some nauseous medicine and don't read some true stuff that is said on here. Everyone has a opinion and have been effected by the situation at hand. The young man did what he wanted to do and only him and his parents know why, but when you decide to leave your teammates for your last season, just to go to a program such as Dwyer, it was more reasons than just one. Getting exposure isn't everything, there is something about loyalty to the teammates when your a captain of a team as a Junior then leave. I believe it's more about the way the school is operated by two maybe three certain people that have been destroying the real meaning of loyalty. I would question there testimony of being Christians as they proclaim, as leaders there. Gage has taken a lot of heat for this and his family should really come out and tell the community what the truth is, but they do not want to lower themselves to match the others. Don't know Heath as a person, but seems like a guy that has taken a kid under his wing to like pay it forward for him to excel in the game. Good for him.
no explanation needed commented on June 19, 2011 at 7:52 a.m.: report abuse
Good for Heath to come back and take on a kid he saw potential in. Gage will probably play it forward too in later years because of this experience. As for the Battens, they don't owe anyone an explanation especially on a forum like this. Their decision is theirs alone. People who are hating the Battens are just being selfish and jealous and thinking how it impacts them and their child. If he had real friends at Kings, they would be standing by him and his decision. Just wish the kid well and move on Kings. Kings needs to take a good hard look at itself if many of these comments are correct.
Brett commented on June 19, 2011 at 8:17 a.m.: report abuse
I know there are more reasons to why he left kings other than football and kings knows it to they just won't come out and say it. Batten is very good he would get BCS offers no matter which school he finished up at and that is fact. I know a little bit of what's going on at kings and I can tell you it's not good. I know there is a plethora of reasons as to why. I would name a bunch of them but I'm not trying to get anyone fired or introuble so I'm gonna leave it as that just lay of the kid and know that the decision was not football motivated and that he is very smart or leaving a situation like that. I REPEAT TO ALL THOSE WHO WANT TO SAY THAT THIS KID IS ONLY THINKIN ABOUT HIMSELF IS THAT THERE IS MORE TO THE STORY THAN YOU KNOW SO STOP ALL THE NEGATIVITY.
@Scott commented on June 19, 2011 at 3:45 p.m.: report abuse
I not kissing up to anybody and don't know really anyone at KIngs.. I run a local ministry in the are and have had a few conversations with Gage and we talk more about faith and education than football.
I'm not speaking for Kings but I can say that I am impressed with the person Gage is and I know he came from KIngs so in the short time I have met him I have had a better appreciation for the type of kids KIngs has in their school if they are anything like Gage.
I understand emotions are still high for some involved so I will pray for you.
God Bless
Scott Arnold
Team Sports Ministries
www.teamsportsministries.org
Coach jack commented on June 19, 2011 at 6:33 p.m.: report abuse
Lake Lytle football produced both Heath and Gage, the best youth program around!
Truth commented on June 19, 2011 at 9:23 p.m.: report abuse
@ Scott, King's produces nobody, God makes the person you are. The evidence is there to support some good people that have worked there in the past,but also supports some very bad leadership. You are speaking for King's and Gage left there for more reasons than football. Pray for King's leadership with there hypocritical and legalistic ways for a revival in there own hearts.
@ Truth commented on June 19, 2011 at 11:28 p.m.: report abuse
1. I dont speak for Kings because I have no relationship at all with the school both now and in the past as you speak of. You are sharing information I know nothing about so my comments are not personal at all by nature.
2. I have met Gage at practice at Dwyer and I'm impressed with the person he is. So for the sake of agreeing I will say yes it is God who makes the person you are and parents are given the great gifts from God to mentor and develope their children of which I have three.
3. I'm done with this blog but will write one last thing.. I hope nothing but the best for Gage and for Kings.
Ellie Phant commented on June 20, 2011 at 3:52 p.m.: report abuse
Great story, Matt! Very well-written and touching.
Just Curious commented on June 20, 2011 at 11:30 p.m.: report abuse
If Kings is so bad and his decision to leave was much more than football related, then why is his younger brother still at Kings???
any parent knows this answer commented on June 21, 2011 at 7:15 a.m.: report abuse
Stop talking about other peoples kids, The article was about Heath mentoring a local athlete. Thats all. Just enjoy the story, and be thankful there are people like Health Evans in this world. All our boys could use good mentors and role models.
@Just Curious commented on June 21, 2011 at 12:37 p.m.: report abuse
You just owned all the of dummies who know nothing, and are talking trash on this thread. I agree that this is not a bad reflection on Heath, He started mentoring him through their shared connection with King's and he is doing a good thing. This is also not a bad reflection on Gage, because it was ultimately not his decision to make, as to where he goes to school.
Good luck Gage! Heath you're an awesome example or what a good school, good church and good family can produce. Keep up the good work.
justaparent commented on June 22, 2011 at 2:59 p.m.: report abuse
there are problems at kings as mentioned. But there are problems everywhere. I think that all parents and students are free to make the choices for themselves and repect this family and Mr. Evans. The relationship was the focus of the story and it was well explained. Kings is a Christian school but I dont see any of that influence in the athletic department which is sad. They use athletics and the student athletes to market the school and that has lead to these issues. I hope Gage has a great season. I hope Kings returns to its mission statement.
Kidding Me? commented on June 22, 2011 at 3:42 p.m.: report abuse
justparent - you are incorrect about your statement referring that King's athletic department has no Christian influence. First of all, what does that mean? What kind of influence are you talking about? I know for a fact that coach dobson has God stories with us all the time and that coach Thomas is a great example for all of us. Our coaches encourage us to come talk to them any time we have problems. What you said is not right. Please do not make false accusations about our school. I'll agree, all is not well all the time but there are people here who are doing good things.
Just commented on June 22, 2011 at 8:08 p.m.: report abuse
Just not the admin, or the dean of the high school students. Coach Dobson is great and Coach Thomas, James, and Garett are very good influence for all the players, with more than football. Better that the AD, Prin, etc.
fact commented on June 23, 2011 at 12:38 p.m.: report abuse
Jamaal wallace from the class of 2010 of TKA was a better athlete, lineback, and person than gage batten will ever be. Get your facts up
Parent commented on June 23, 2011 at 4:06 p.m.: report abuse
Excuse me CHRISTIANS do attend DWYER!!! Going to KINGS does not make you a better Christian. In fact I believe you better look up the true meaning of a christian before you bash a kid for leaving a Christian school to go to a POWERHOUSE Football program like DWYER. Does not mean he lost his faith so do not bring Christianity into this. Bottom line KINGS does recruit players from other middle schools, high schools and give them full academic scholarships to play football, baseball, golf, tennis, volleyball, etc.. when it is really a SPORTS scholarship. Don't mess with a teenager because he is trying to be someone in life and if his dream is the NFL than yes Dwyer football is where he needs to be. Everyone has the choice to do what is best for them.
@Parent commented on June 29, 2011 at 8:07 p.m.: report abuse
I had to pay 10 dollars for a gum fine at King's, don't try telling me they're giving away full tuitions..
At Last commented on July 2, 2011 at 10 a.m.: report abuse
At last some more things are revealed. The thing is none of this will hurt the administration, because they are right all the time. The principal, AD, and dean of the high school students, do everything they can to make kids not be able to succed. If you get a F on report card you are made inelligable. Maybe that is another reason Gage left that place, although he gets top grades, so they couldn't use that against him. They would find something though. The end of the story, is this was about a friendship between two people and it is a great story.
It's to bad that it got all the other stuff with it. Good luck Gage, and you made the right choice.
listen commented on July 30, 2011 at 10:37 p.m.: report abuse
heath should take a kid who needs guidence in life a kid who has football as his only way out of poverty under his wing. not a rich kid. nothing against gage or heath but its the rich helping the rich, it would be more touching if he did this for someone that truly needs football to get him and his family out of poverty. ppl like that have a extra drive that most ppl will never understand
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