DI BASEBALL 2013 Media Guide - Miami Dade College

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DI BASEBALL 2013 Media Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

National Office Information............................. 3 

NJCAA 75th Anniversary................................. 4 

Bryce Harper - NL Rookie of the Year............. 5 

2013 DI BASEBALL SEASON PREVIEW 

DI Baseball Committee...................................... 8 

Top 20 Poll Procedures...................................... 9 

2013 DI World Series................................. 10-11 

2013 DI Preseason Top 20......................... 12-13 

2013 DI BASEBALL DISTRICT PREVIEWS 

Central (Region 6)...................................... 16-18 

East Central (Regions 7, 17)...................... 19-21 

Eastern (Regions 10, 15, 20)...................... 22-24 

Gulf (Region 8)........................................... 25-27 

Northern (Regions 4, 11, 24).................... 28-30 

South Central (Regions 2, 16, 23)............ 31-33 

Southeastern (Region 22).......................... 34-36 

Southern (Region 14)................................. 37-39 

Southwest (Region 5)................................. 40-42 

Western (Regions 1, 9, 18)......................... 43-45 

2012 DI BASEBALL SEASON REVIEW 

Region/District Tournament Results....... 48-49 

DI World Series Results............................. 50-51 

Players of the Year............................................ 52 

Easton Big Stick Awards.................................. 53 

Rawlings Gold Glove Awards......................... 54 

All-Americans............................................. 55-56 

Statistical Champions...................................... 57 

NJCAA DI BASEBALL HISTORY 

All-Time National Champions....................... 60 

2012 Hall of Fame Inductees........................... 61 

MEDIA GUIDE PRODUCER 

MICHAEL TEAGUE 

Assistant Director of Media Relations 

MEDIA GUIDE EDITOR 

MARK KRUG 

Assistant Executive Director; Media Relations 

Photos Courtesy of Buddy Blair, College of Southern 

Nevada, Washington Nationals, Johnson County 

Community College, Neosho County Community College, 

Jackson State Community College, Georgia Perimeter 

College, Harford Community College, Florence-Darlington 

Technical College, Gulf Coast State College, State College of 

Florida, Iowa Western Community College, John A. Logan 

College, Jefferson College, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M 

College, Shelton State Community College, Southern Union 

State Community College, Paris Junior College, Navarro 

College, Midland College, Weatherford College, Yavapai 

College, Central Arizona College, Howard College, Lake 

Land College, Polk State College and Darton State College. 

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NJCAA 

NATIONAL OFFICE 

1631 MESA AVE. SUITE B 

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80907 

MARY ELLEN LEICHT 

NJCAA STAFF 

NJCAA 

EXECUTIVE 

DIRECTOR 

In 2009, Mary Ellen Leicht became 

the first female chief executive 

of any national intercollegiate 

athletic association in the United 

States when she was named Executive 

Director of the NJCAA. Leicht has 

been a cornerstone of the NJCAA 

since joining the organization in 

1989 as Eligibility Administrator. 

Championing improvements in equity 

of sports seasons, scholarships and 

contests, Leicht has provided the 

NJCAA with a level playing field 

for all its member institutions and 

student-athletes. Leicht continues 

to utilize a proactive approach that 

has maintained the NJCAA’s status 

as the undisputed leader of 

two-year collegiate athletics. 

Mark Krug 

Assistant Executive Director 

Media Relations 

Michael Teague 

Assistant Director 

Media Relations 

Dee Dubois 

Administrative 

Assisstant 

Brian Beck 

Assistant Executive Director 

Compliance 

Wanda Bodey 

Assistant Director 

Compliance 

Sarah Hoormann 

Compliance 

Assistant 

Stephanie Hazzard 

Director 

Championship Events 

Rob Bushway 

Director 

Information Technologies 

Lorna Brizzie 

Bookkepper 

Membership Services 

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NJCAA 75 th ANNIVERSARY 

In May 1938, representatives from area institutions of higher learning 

gathered in Fresno, Calif., to form a unique collegiate 

athletic organization dedicated to America’s community and junior 

colleges. The meeting led to the adoption of a constitution and 

representatives in attendance formally announced the new organization 

as the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). 

Seventy-five years after its inaugural season (1938-39), the NJCAA 

is now the second-largest national intercollegiate athletics governing 

body in the United States with over 500 member colleges in 43 states. 

Recognized as the leader in two-year collegiate athletics, the NJCAA 

champions both athletic and academic opportunities for studentathletes 

in concert with member colleges. To commemorate its 

75th Anniversary, the NJCAA has launched a 

year-long campaign to celebrate the 

milestones, student-athletes, coaches 

and administrators that have 

helped shape the organization and advance twoyear 

collegiate athletics over the past eight decades. 

Throughout the 2012-13 academic year, the NJCAA 

will celebrate its 75th Anniversary through 

various outlets, including a 

special section of the NJCAA 

website (njcaa.org/75). Traditional 

press releases will be distributed to member colleges as 

well as regional and national media during the 2012-13 

sports season and special 75th Anniversary content will 

be produced for the organization’s monthly publication 

– NJCAA Review. NJCAA TV – powered by iHigh.com, 

as well as Facebook and Twitter will be used to help 

keep member colleges, fans and followers informed on 

the latest 75th Anniversary news and announcements. 

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BRYCE HARPER 

2012 NL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 

It didn’t take Bryce Harper long to become a household name 

in Major League Baseball. The former College of Southern 

Nevada star became the second consecutive former 

NJCAA student-athlete to be named National 

League Rookie of the Year after Atlanta Braves 

pitcher Craig Kimbrel (Wallace State CC- 

Hanceville, Ala.) claimed the honor in 2011. 

Less than a month after celebrating his 20th 

birthday, the Washington Nationals outfielder 

became the youngest position player in history 

to earn rookie of the year. Harper was the 

second-youngest player ever to claim the award, 

following former New York Mets pitcher Dwight 

Gooden who took the honor in 1984 at the age of 19. 

Batting for a .270 average, Harper compiled 22 home 

runs, 26 doubles and a team-high nine triples in 

his first year in the big leagues. The former Coyote also 

brought home 59 runs – 34 after the All-Star break – 

and scored 98 runs of his own. 

In his only season at Southern Nevada, Harper 

boasted a .443 batting average and led the nation 

with 101 hits. Harper also scored the most runs in the 

country with 98 and ranked second in the land in 

RBis with 98. The young slugger also displayed his 

knack for extra-base hits, leading the nation with 31 

home runs and ranking third with 23 doubles. 


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2013 DI BASEBALL 

SEASON PREVIEW

DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE 

DAVID ELDER COMMITTEE CHAIR 

Commissioner – Georgia College Athletic Conference 

David Elder is highly regarded for his dedication to achievement, leadership, 

and service. He previously was the athletic Director at Truett-McConnell 

College (Ga.). After Truett-McConnell’s move to a four-year athletic 

program, Elder took his current position as commissioner of the Georgia 

Collegiate Athletic Association and also serves as the second vice president 

of the NJCAA men’s division. 

RICK HITT COACHES ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT 

Athletic Director/Head Baseball Coach – South Florida State College 

South Florida State’s Rick Hitt is entering his 15th season as head baseball 

coach and 12th year as athletic director in Avon Park. As a pitcher at Santa 

Fe College (Fla.), Hitt led the Saints to a NJCAA World Series berth in 1985 

before finishing his collegiate carrer at St. Thomas University. Hitt was 

elected President of the NJCAA Baseball Coaches Association this January 

after serving as the organization’s secretary and vice president. 

Roark Montgomery 

Navarro College, Texas 

Jack Robertson 

Faulkner State CC, Ala. 

George Sanders 

Florida State College 

Greg Silcox 

Paradise Valley CC, Ariz. 

Randy Stange 

Hutchinson CC, Kan. 

Doug Stotler 

Jefferson College, Mo. 

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TOP 20 POLL PROCEDURES 

POLL DATES: February 27 - March 13, 27 - April 10, 24 - May 8, 15, 22 

Eight rankings will be released for the 2013 Division I Baseball season. The first five polls of the season will be 

conducted on a bi-weekly basis and the final three will be conducted on a weekly basis. 

Each NJCAA region director will report the top teams in their respective region to the national office each 

Monday. The teams are compiled into a region report which is then distributed to the voting panel consisting of 

the 10 district directors. Each district director then submits their Top 20 teams based on the region rankings. 

The national office will then release the final rankings to the public on each poll date. 

DIVISION I BASEBALL DISTRICT DIRECTORS 

CENTRAL DISTRICT 

(Region 6) 

Randy Stange 

Hutchinson CC, Kan. 

stanger@hutchcc.edu 

EAST CENTRAL DISTRICT 

(Regions 7, 17) 

Bobby Hudson 

Volunteer State CC, Tenn. 

bobby.hudson@volstate.edu 

EASTERN DISTRICT 

(Regions 10, 15, 20) 

Bruce Springer 

Anne Arundel CC, Md. 

bdspringer@aacc.edu 

GULF DISTRICT 

(Region 8) 

Bob Zelinksi 

College of Central Florida 

zelinskb@cf.edu 

NORTHERN DISTRICT 

(Regions 4, 11, 24) 

Thom McDonald 

ICCAC Commissioner 

iccac@iccac.org 

SOUTH CENTRAL DISTRICT 

(Regions 2, 16, 23) 

Mike St. John 

Carl Albert State, Okla. 

mstjohn@carlalbert.edu 

SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT 

(Region 22) 

Dean Myrick 

ACCC Commissioner 

dmyrick@acccsports.org 

SOUTHERN DISTRICT 

(Region 14) 

Roark Montgomery 

Navarro College, Texas 

Roark.Montgomery@navarrocollege.edu 

SOUTHWEST DISTRICT 

(Region 5) 

John Green 

Clarendon College, Texas 

john.green@clarendoncollege.edu 

WESTERN DISTRICT 

(Regions 1, 9, 18) 

Dan Johnson 

Southeast CC, Neb. 

djohnson@southeast.edu 


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2013 NJCAA DI 

WORLD SERIES 

May 25 - June 1, 2013 ◆ Sam Suplizio Field ◆ Grand Junction, Colo. 

Opened: 1949 

Capacity: 10,000 

Surface: Grass 

SAM SUPLIZIO FIELD 

Jamie Hamilton 

Tournament Director 

Dimensions 

Left Foul Line: 302’ 

Left Field: 365’ 

Left Center: 410’ 

Center: 400’ 

Right Center: 365’ 

Right Foul Line: 330’ 

HISTORY 

On October 28, 1958, the bid for Grand 

Junction to host the NJCAA Baseball 

World Series was accepted. For the last 

54 years, the city of Grand Junction and 

Sam Suplizio Field have been a hallmark 

of the NJCAA and junior college 

baseball. Some of the greatest names in 

the history of the game have played in 

the NJCAA World Series, including NL 

Rookie of the Year Bryce Harper, Cy 

Young award winners Cliff Lee and Eric 

Gagne, World Series MVP Curt Schilling 

and Hall of Famer Kirby Puckett. 

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TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE 

OPENING ROUNDS 

Saturday, May 25 

GAME 1 Southeastern vs. Gulf 9:00 a.m. 

GAME 2 Northern vs. Southwest 12:00 p.m. 

GAME 3 Eastern vs. East Central 3:00 p.m. 

GAME 4 Southern vs. South Central 7:30 p.m. 

Sunday, May 26 

GAME 5 Game 1 Loser vs. Game 2 Loser 10:00 a.m. 

GAME 6 Game 3 Loser vs. Game 4 Loser 2:00 p.m. 

GAME 7 Central vs. Western 7:30 p.m. 

Monday, May 27 

GAME 8 Game 5 Winner vs. Game 6 Winner 10:00 a.m. 

GAME 9 Game 3 Winner vs. Game 4 Winner 2:00 p.m. 


Tuesday, May 28 

GAME 11 Game 7 Loser vs. Game 9 Loser 11:00 a.m. 

GAME 12 Game 8 Winner vs. Game 10 Loser 3:00 p.m. 


Wednesday, May 29 



Thursday, May 30 



NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 

Friday, May 31 

GAME 18 7:30 p.m. 

Saturday, June 1 (If Necessary) 

GAME 19 7:30 p.m. 

*If there are 3 teams remaining at Game 18, the 

team with the most games played receiveds a bye to 

Game 19. If all 3 teams have played same number of 

games, a coin toss will determine who receives bye. 


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PRESEASON TOP 20 

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IOWA WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

REIVERS 

5 RETURNING STARTERS (12 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 62-6 

CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE 

VAQUEROS 


PALM BEACH STATE COLLEGE, FLA. 

PANTHERS 


JEFFERSON COLLEGE, MO. 

VIKINGS 


SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGE, OKLA. 

TROJANS 


SAN JACINTO COLLEGE-NORTH, TEXAS 

GATORS 

1 RETURNING STARTER (8 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 38-23 

GRAYSON COLLEGE, TEXAS 

VIKINGS 


WESTERN NEVADA COLLEGE 

WILDCATS 


HOWARD COLLEGE, TEXAS 

HAWKS 


STATE COLLEGE OF FLORIDA 

MANATEES 

4 RETURNING STARTERS (11 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 33-17-1 


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REST OF THE TOP 20 

NEOSHO COUNTY CC, KAN. 

PANTHERS 


WALTERS STATE CC, TENN. 

SENATORS 


OTHER 

TEAMS TO 

WATCH 

Polk State, Fla. 

Return: 5 (7) 2012: (46-12) 

Harford CC, Md. 

Return: 4 (12) 2012: (45-15) 

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SPARTANBURG METHODIST, S.C. 

PIONEERS 

1 RETURNING STARTER (11 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 52-11 

MIDDLE GEORGIA COLLEGE 

WARRIORS 


COWLEY COUNTY CC, KAN. 

TIGERS 


NAVARRO COLLEGE, TEXAS 

BULLDOGS 


SALT LAKE CC, UTAH 

BRUINS 


CROWDER COLLEGE, MO. 

ROUGHRIDERS 


FAULKNER STATE CC, ALA. 

SUN CHIEFS 


CHIPOLA COLLEGE, FLA. 

INDIANS 


Gordon State, Ga. 

Return: 8 (8) 2012: (40-25) 

Yavapai College, Ariz. 

Return: 9 (12) 2012: (40-20) 

Blinn College, Texas 

Return: 6 (12) 2012: (34-24) 

John A. Logan College, Ill. 

Return: 5 (11) 2012: (41-22) 

Columbia State, Tenn. 

Return: 4 (12) 2012: (43-14) 

Wabash Valley College, Ill. 

Return: 8 (13) 2012: (45-18) 

Shelton State, Ala. 

Return: 5 (10) 2012: (40-23) 

Weatherford College, Texas 

Return: 6 (13) 2012: (30-27) 

Eastern Oklahoma State 

Return: 5 (5) 2012: (38-22) 

Seward County, Kan. 

Return: 6 (9) 2012: (33-25) 

Chattahoochee Valley, Ala. 

Return: 4 (11) 2012: (35-24) 

Johnson County, Kan. 

Return: 5 (11) 2012: (40-18) 

New Mexico JC 

Return: 6 (9) 2012: (38-20) 


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DISTRICT PREVIEWS 

*All information and statistics in “District Previews” 

section is provided by member colleges.


REGION 6 

MEMBER SCHOOLS 

REG. COLLEGE MASCOT LOCATION 

6 Allen County Community College Red Devils Iola, Kan. 

6 Barton Community College Cougars Great Bend, Kan. 

6 Butler Community College Grizzlies El Dorado, Kan. 

6 Cloud County Community College Thunderbirds Concordia, Kan. 

6 Coffeyville Community College Red Ravens Coffeyville, Kan. 

6 Colby Community College Trojans Colby, Kan. 

6 Cowley County Community College Tigers Arkansas City, Kan. 

6 Dodge City Community College Conquistadors Dodge City, Kan. 

6 Fort Scott Community College Greyhounds Fort Scott, Kan. 

6 Garden City Community College Broncbusters Garden City, Kan. 

6 Highland Community College Scotties Highland, Kan. 

6 Hutchinson Community College Blue Dragons Hutchinson, Kan. 

6 Independence Community College Pirates Independence, Kan. 

6 Johnson County Community College Cavaliers Overland Park, Kan. 

6 Kansas City Kansas Community College Blue Devils Kansas City, Kan. 

6 Labette Community College Cardinals Parsons, Kan. 

6 Neosho County Community College Panthers Chanute, Kan. 

6 Pratt Community College Beavers Pratt, Kan. 

6 Seward County Community College Saints Liberal, Kan. 

PAST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 

2012 Neosho County 

2011 Seward County 

2010 Hutchinson 

2009 Cowley County 

2008 Johnson County 


CHAMPIONSHIP 

May 4-14, 2013 

Lawrence-Dumont Stadium 

Wichita, Kan. 

*Opening round games played at Higher Seeds 

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2013 SEASON OUTLOOK 

2013 DISTRICT PREDICTIONS 

College 2012 Record Ret. Starters (Total) 

1. Cowley College 33-26 5 (12) 

2. Neosho County 49-16 2 (13) 

3. Seward County 33-25 6 (9) 

4. Johnson County 40-18 5 (11) 

Projections based off poll provided to all district members 

RETURNING LEADERS 

OFFENSIVE 

PLAYER COLLEGE POS. 2012 STATS 

Michael Yeager Johnson County 1B .417 AVG 

Dean Long Kansas City Kansas 1B 42 RBI 

Tory Bell Butler C 6 HR 

Mike Parker Cowley County 1B .696 SLG 

Justin Harris Hutchinson OF 26 SB 


Chance Sinclair Neosho County RHP 

1.81 ERA 

8 W 

Nick Kolarik Johnson County RHP 

69 SO 

10 SV 

PITCHING 

WINNINGEST COACHES 

COACH COLLEGE School Seasons (Record) Career Seasons (Record) 

1. Valis McLean Allen 36 (1,141-696) 36 (1,141-696) 

2. Galen McSpadden Seward County 32 (1,065-591) 32 (1,065-591) 

3. Steve Burleson Kansas City Kansas 34 (1,027-627) 34 (1,027-627) 

Based on total career wins (Seasons include 2013) 


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TOP RETURNING PLAYERS 

TOP RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS 

PLAYER COLLEGE BATS POS. AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-SA 

Michael Yeager Johnson County R 1B .417 4 0 0 14 9 7-7 

Tyler Goldsberry Highland L OF .415 9 6 2 35 18 14-22 

Jacob Woods Kansas City Kansas R UTL .386 12 1 3 36 10 10-10 

Chase Reibenspies Cloud County R 2B .383 0 0 0 12 9 1-1 

Alex Head Highland R OF .367 6 0 1 19 4 1-2 

David Espinosa Coffeyville R OF .364 9 0 4 30 7 0-1 

Dean Long Kansas City Kansas R 1B .363 13 5 3 42 11 15-18 

Reyn Sugai Fort Scott L 3B .349 11 1 1 28 12 3-5 

Alex Drew Fort Scott L SS .347 6 0 0 12 8 0-0 

Levi Parker Butler L 2B .340 8 1 0 32 29 18-21 

Brett Smith Johnson County L OF .327 4 5 0 37 14 4-5 

Justin Harris Hutchinson R OF .319 10 0 0 16 23 26-30 

Christian Cox Hutchinson L OF .317 9 6 1 21 28 14-17 

B.B. Kimbrell Hutchinson R C .313 5 0 3 23 5 0-0 

Andy Kreiling Kansas City Kansas L OF .309 11 6 2 27 12 8-9 

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS 

PLAYER COLLEGE POS. ERA APP. IP H K RECORD 

Chance Sinclair Neosho County RHP 1.45 12 74.2 58 52 8-1 

Zac Butler Kansas City Kansas RHP 1.49 10 60.1 72 29 4-4 

Dylan Donley Kansas City Kansas RHP 1.77 11 56.0 48 27 4-3 

T.J. Looney Seward County RHP 1.80 13 65.0 61 39 5-2 

Travis Hendry Butler LHP 1.86 10 48.1 59 41 3-1 

Taylor West Cloud County RHP 2.09 10 43.0 62 36 3-6 

Jean Acevedo Hutchinson LHP 2.12 12 51.0 43 32 5-5 

Tyler Wiedenfeld Seward County RHP 2.13 15 63.1 72 44 5-4 

Zach DeMars Cloud County RHP 2.15 11 46.0 64 20 2-3 

Dustin Hurlbutt Coffeyville RHP 2.41 16 59.7 80 49 5-5 

Nicholas Sarmiento Highland RHP 2.55 15 53.0 55 44 4-4 

Matt Blackham Johnson County RHP 2.60 15 52.0 46 55 4-4 

Christian Cox Hutchinson LHP 2.62 10 34.1 38 15 3-1 

Andrew Mercer Highland RHP 2.70 12 40.0 51 18 2-3 

Mitchell Franek Garden City RHP 2.78 10 32.1 48 17 2-1 

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REGIONS 7, 17 



7 Chattanooga State Community College Tigers Chattanooga, Tenn. 

7 Cleveland State Community College Cougars Cleveland, Tenn. 

7 Columbia State Community College Chargers Columbia, Tenn. 

7 Dyersburg State Community College Eagles Dyersburg, Tenn. 

7 Jackson State Community College Generals Jackson, Tenn. 

7 Motlow State Community College Bucks Lynchburg, Tenn. 

7 Roane State Community College Raiders Harriman, Tenn. 

7 Southwest Tennessee Community College Saluqis Memphis, Tenn. 

7 Volunteer State Community College Pioneers Gallatin, Tenn. 

7 Walters State Community College Senators Morristown, Tenn. 

17 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Stallions Tifton, Ga. 

17 Andrew College Fighting Tigers Cuthbert, Ga. 

17 Darton State College Cavaliers Albany, Ga. 

17 East Georgia State College Bobcats Swainsboro, Ga. 

17 Georgia Perimeter College Jaguars Decatur, Ga. 

17 Gordon State College Highlanders Barnesville, Ga. 

17 Middle Georgia College Warriors Cochran, Ga. 

17 South Georgia College Tigers Douglas, Ga. 


2012 Gordon State 

2011 South Georgia 

2010 Chattanooga State 

2009 Middle Georgia 

2008 Walters State 

REGION 7 TOURNAMENT 


Tim Garrett Baseball Complex 

Volunteer State (Gallatin, Tenn.) 



Cavalier Field 

Darton State (Albany, Ga.) 


CHAMPIONSHIP 


Hosted by Region 7 Champion 


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1. Walters State 52-11 4 (10) 

2. Middle Georgia 44-11 3 (5) 

3. Gordon State 40-25 8 (8) 

4. Columbia State 43-14 4 (12) 



OFFENSIVE 


T.J. Diffenderfer Columbia State 1B .419 AVG 

Kane Barrow Jackson State 1B 

68 RBI 

12 HR 

.747 SLG 

DeAndre Allen Cleveland State OF 25 SB 


Landon Hayes Georgia Perimeter RHP 

1.45 ERA 

8 SV 

Sam Bragg Georgia Perimeter RHP 69 SO 

Lucas Laster Columbia State LHP 9 W 

PITCHING 



1. Craig Young Middle Georgia 16 (594-286) 22 (761-380) 

2. Greg Dennis Chattanooga State 10 (354-168) 24 (702-570) 

3. Ken Campbell Walters State 14 (610-144) 14 (610-144) 


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T.J. Diffenderfer Columbia State R 1B .419 21 2 3 46 26 1-3 

Kane Barrow Jackson State R 1B .416 17 1 12 68 18 1-2 

Wes Armstrong Georgia Perimeter L 3B .406 19 3 1 49 21 6-7 

Gadier Charriez Southwest Tennessee R OF .389 9 0 0 19 12 16-21 

Richie Pearl Jackson State R OF .387 18 2 8 66 24 7-10 

Juan Rivera Jackson State L 2B .384 9 1 5 41 17 8-10 

Ty Michelotti Southwest Tennessee L OF .363 5 5 3 24 14 13-17 

Neal Gandee Abraham Baldwin L OF .361 4 1 0 19 22 19-22 

Colin Bennett Walters State R 1B .352 9 0 8 41 14 0-0 

Blake Shouse Middle Georgia R SS .349 9 3 0 35 22 5-6 

Dustin Delgado Columbia State R SS .347 13 1 0 33 33 13-14 

Reid Mathews Walters State R 3B .347 24 1 4 56 21 8-12 

Devin Bonin Gordon State L 2B .344 13 5 10 42 37 9-14 

Jordan McDonald Chattanooga State R SS .343 14 1 2 43 39 10-10 

Dalton Weightman Andrew R 1B .340 14 1 5 31 10 5-5 



Jake Anthony South Georgia RHP 1.54 14 82.0 100 56 6-6 

Brad Bartlett West Georgia Tech LHP 1.62 17 94.2 96 56 5-6 

Alex Roberts Middle Georgia RHP 1.62 14 77.2 80 63 8-2 

Joseph Boatright Middle Georgia RHP 1.65 12 65.1 50 65 8-1 

Richard Nason Andrew RHP 1.71 15 79.0 80 53 4-5 

Phillip Anderson Andrew RHP 1.71 12 63.1 70 55 5-5 

Patrick McGrath Jackson State LHP 1.72 12 62.2 71 43 8-1 

Lucas Laster Columbia State LHP 1.82 13 64.1 53 54 9-1 

Ryan Good Darton State RHP 1.86 2 9.2 8 8 0-0 

Kevin burgee Gordon State RHP 2.00 17 76.2 94 57 9-2 

Sam Bragg Georgia Perimeter RHP 2.04 14 61.2 58 69 8-3 

Tyler McClure Chattanooga State LHP 2.06 17 74.1 69 45 4-3 

AJ Sunstrom Darton State RHP 2.06 15 65.2 47 51 8-1 

Josh Wirsu Gordon State RHP 2.08 16 69.1 75 49 5-4 

Spencer Thomas South Georgia RHP 2.26 17 67.2 88 51 5-3 


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REGIONS 10, 15, 20 



10 Florence-Darlington Technical College Stingers Florence, S.C. 

10 Guilford Technical Community College Titans Jamestown, N.C. 

10 Louisburg College Hurricanes Louisburg, N.C. 

10 Pitt Community College Bulldogs Greenville, N.C. 

10 Spartanburg Methodist College Pioneers Spartanburg, S.C. 

10 USC Lancaster Lancers Lancaster, S.C. 

10 USC Salkehatchie Indians Allendale, S.C. 

10 USC Sumter Fire Ants Sumter, S.C. 

15 ASA College Avengers Brooklyn, N.Y. 

15 Globe Institute of Technology Knights New York, N.Y. 

15 Monroe College Mustangs New Rochelle, N.Y. 

20 Chesapeake College Skipjacks Wye Mills, Md. 

20 Hagerstown Community College Hawks Hagerstown, Md. 

20 Harford Community College Fighting Owls Bel Air, Md. 

20 Potomac State College of WVU Catamounts Keyser, W. Va. 


2012 Spartanburg Methodist 

2011 Potomac State 

2010 Pitt 

2009 Spartanburg Methodist 



Burlington Athletic Stadium (Burlington, N.C.) 



Hosted by Regular Season Champion 



The ARCC (Hagerstown, Md.) 

2008 Hagerstown EASTERN DISTRICT 

CHAMPIONSHIP 



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1. Spartanburg Methodist 45-18 1 (11) 

2. Harford 45-15 4 (12) 

3. Pitt 21-26 4 (14) 

4. Potomac State 25-25 2 (9) 



OFFENSIVE 


Randon Sandifer Florence-Darlington Tech 3B .404 AVG 

Norm Donkin Harford OF 52 RBI 

Gabe Craven Florence-Darlington Tech 1B 16 HR 

Manny Felix Florence-Darlington Tech DH .639 SLG 

Jon McAllister Harford OF 34 SB 


Willie Sligh Louisburg RHP 2.37 ERA 

Nick Stallings Harford LHP 76 SO 

Tyler Barwick Florence-Darlington Tech LHP 8 W 

Norm Donkin Harford RHP 6 SV 

PITCHING 



1. Tim Wallace Spartanburg Methodist 22 (936-292) 22 (936-292) 

2. Doug Little Potomac State 16 (500-218) 16 (500-218) 

3. Scott Jennings Hagerstown 13 (377-233-3) 13 (377-233-3) 



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Jerry Jerminski Harford R 3B .389 11 0 4 28 24 8-10 

Kameron Stewart Chesapeake R SS .371 15 4 4 42 18 14-14 

Jon McAllister Harford L OF .358 10 4 1 32 23 34-39 

Stephen Dowling Florence-Darlington Tech R OF .352 10 2 6 40 31 11-14 

Norm Donkin Harford R OF .348 14 4 5 52 17 32-35 

Manny Felix Florence-Darlington Tech R DH .345 11 0 8 33 18 4-4 

Vladimir Gomez Monroe R OF .340 6 6 2 15 10 0-0 

Eric Schanzenbacher Hagerstown R 3B .325 16 2 1 32 31 4-6 

Kelvin Toribio Monroe L 2B .320 9 2 6 35 11 0-0 

Matthew Schotanus Chesapeake R OF .315 4 2 0 26 20 19-19 

Dylan Dunn Hagerstown R C .299 11 2 0 32 21 1-1 

Ernesto Fernandez Guilford Tech L OF .295 4 2 4 16 15 8-12 

Gabe Craven Florence-Darlington Tech L 1B .291 5 0 16 44 31 3-3 

Edwin Soto Guilford Tech L OF .282 1 1 4 11 9 6-6 

Zach Stolipher Potomac State L 1B .278 8 0 4 21 39 3-5 



Jim Wix Chesapeake RHP 1.62 10 55.2 44 40 6-3 

Gunnar Kines Florence-Darlington Tech LHP 1.65 11 60.0 58 59 7-2 

Nick Stallings Harford LHP 1.79 15 75.1 57 76 8-2 

Tanner Everton Potomac State LHP 2.27 10 39.2 51 30 5-1 

Willie Sligh Louisburg RHP 2.76 14 45.2 33 37 6-1 

Tresco Shannon Florence-Darlington Tech RHP 3.68 9 22.0 12 19 3-0 

Matt Petrizzi Harford RHP 4.56 13 25.2 10 31 5-0 

Jeremy Hatfield Florence-Darlington Tech RHP 5.02 13 23.1 17 23 6-0 

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REGION 8 



8 Brevard Community College Titans Melbourne, Fla. 

8 Broward College Seahawks Davie, Fla. 

8 Chipola College Indians Marianna, Fla. 

8 College of Central Florida Patriots Ocala, Fla. 

8 Daytona State College Falcons Daytona Beach, Fla. 

8 Florida State College at Jacksonville BlueWave Jacksonville, Fla. 

8 Gulf Coast State College Commodores Panama City, Fla. 

8 Hillsborough Community College Hawks Tampa, Fla. 

8 Indian River State College Pioneers Ft. Pierce, Fla. 

8 Lake-Sumter State College Lakers Leesburg, Fla. 

8 Miami Dade College Sharks Miami, Fla. 

8 Northwest Florida State College Raiders Niceville, Fla. 

8 Palm Beach State College Panthers Lake Worth, Fla. 

8 Pensacola State College Pirates Pensacola, Fla. 

8 Polk State College Eagles Winter Haven, Fla. 

8 Santa Fe College Saints Gainesville, Fla. 

8 Seminole State College of Florida Raiders Sanford, Fla. 

8 South Florida State College Panthers Avon Park, Fla. 

8 St. Johns River State College Vikings Palatka, Fla. 

8 St. Petersburg College Titans St. Petersburg, Fla. 

8 State College of Florida Manatees Bradenton, Fla. 

8 Tallahassee Community College Eagles Tallahassee, Fla. 


2012 Polk State 

2011 Chipola 

2010 State College of Florida 

2009 Santa Fe 

2008 Chipola 


CHAMPIONSHIP 


Joker Marchant Stadium 

Lakeland, Fla. 


25





1. Palm Beach State 38-16 3 (5) 

2. State College of Florida 33-17-1 4 (11) 

3. Chipola 39-17 0 (4) 

4. Polk State 46-12 5 (7) 



OFFENSIVE 


J.D. Underwood Palm Beach State 1B .372 AVG 

Leo Rojas Miami Dade 1B 50 RBI 

Tyler Dial Gulf Coast State C 

13 HR 

.635 SLG 

Orlando Rivera State College of Florida 2B 27 SB 


Devin Raftery State College of Florida RHP 

1.70 ERA 

12 SV 

Jacob Milliman Pensacola State RHP 74 SO 

J.D. Underwood Palm Beach State RHP 8 W 

PITCHING 



1. Mike McLeod Tallahassee 23 (742-379-4) 23 (742-379-4) 

2. Gary Calhoun Hillsborough 27 (623-608) 27 (623-608) 

3. Jeff Johnson Chipola 17 (571-289-2) 17 (571-289-2) 


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Ryan Sebra Florida State R 3B .388 3 0 0 20 7 5-7 

T.J. Glessner Brevard L OF .384 3 2 0 4 9 5-7 

Robert Llera Miami Dade R C .377 6 0 5 22 14 4-4 

Nick Masonia Northwest Florida St. R SS .365 9 1 4 33 38 1-1 

Mikal Hill Miami Dade R OF .346 13 3 0 21 14 9-10 

Eagle Wuestney Gulf Coast State L 2B .339 10 1 2 13 16 0-3 

Orlando Rivera State College of Florida L 2B .335 5 3 0 30 18 27-32 

Conner Hale State College of Florida R 3B .330 12 2 1 40 8 14-17 

Tyler Dial Gulf Coast State L C .327 8 1 13 43 26 3-3 

Tyler Allen Florida State R UTL .325 7 0 1 10 8 4-4 

Caleb Denmark Santa Fe R 3B .325 5 2 4 34 18 5-6 

Matyt Harris Brevard L OF .323 11 1 0 25 12 7-9 

Kevin Husum Gulf Coast State R OF .322 11 4 4 30 26 16-18 

Matt Singletary Polk State R SS .321 9 0 0 36 32 17-22 

Tyler York Tallahassee R C .320 13 1 1 30 21 4-6 



Jacob Milliman Pensacola State RHP 1.59 14 79.0 63 74 5-4 

Ryan Etsell Hillsborough RHP 1.63 13 72.0 65 36 4-5 

Chase Sparkman Polk State LHP 1.94 16 74.1 69 39 7-1 

J.T. Simpson Santa Fe RHP 1.96 14 64.1 65 40 6-3 

Nick Deckert Tallahassee LHP 2.16 10 41.2 47 32 4-1 

Taylor Brookes Brevard RHP 2.22 13 52.2 50 46 2-3 

Cody Mizelle Daytona State RHP 2.33 12 46.1 50 30 4-0 

Dustin Tuck Pensacola State RHP 2.42 12 44.2 34 47 4-2 

Matthew Wynne Hillsborough RHP 2.51 12 43.0 50 22 3-3 

Robby Kalaf State College of Florida RHP 2.54 11 39.0 41 22 2-4 

Ashton Fronsoe Brevard RHP 2.59 14 48.2 63 38 5-3 

Daniel Van Sickle Tallahassee RHP 2.77 16 52.0 57 39 5-3 

Jake Hansen Pensacola State LHP 3.18 20 56.2 55 48 4-2 

Brett Jones Polk State RHP 3.18 10 28.1 21 25 3-0 

Gustavo Martinez Hillsborough RHP 3.63 18 44.2 35 26 2-2 


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REGIONS 4, 11, 24 



4 Kishwaukee College Kougars Malta, Ill. 

4 Olive-Harvey College Panthers Chicago, Ill. 

4 South Suburban College Bulldogs South Holland, Ill. 

4 Triton College Trojans River Grove, Ill. 

11 Indian Hills Community College-Centerville Falcons Centerville, Iowa 

11 Iowa Western Community College Reivers Council Bluffs, Iowa 

11 Marshalltown Community College Tigers Marshalltown, Iowa 

11 Muscatine Community College Cardinals Muscatine, Iowa 

24 John A. Logan College Volunteers Carterville, Ill. 

24 Kaskaskia College Blue Devils Centralia, Ill. 

24 Lake Land College Lakers Mattoon, Ill. 

24 Lincoln Trail College Statesmen Robinson, Ill. 

24 Olney Central College Blue Knights Olney, Ill. 

24 Rend Lake College Warriors Ina, Ill. 

24 Shawnee Community College Saints Ullin, Ill. 

24 Southeastern Illinois College Falcons Harrisburg, Ill. 

24 Southwestern Illinois College Blue Storm Belleville, Ill. 

24 Wabash Valley College Warriors Mt. Carmel, Ill. 


2012 Iowa Western 







Symonds-Puckett Field (River Grove, Ill.) 



Tom Bruner Field (Muscatine, Iowa) 



Kaskaskia College (Centralia, Ill.) 


CHAMPIONSHIP 



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1. Iowa Western 62-6 5 (12) 

2. John A. Logan 41-22 5 (11) 

3. Wabash Valley 45-18 8 (13) 

4. South Suburban 35-24 3 (6) 



OFFENSIVE 


Steven Leonard Iowa Western C .414 AVG 

Cole Gleason Wabash Valley UTL 73 RBI 

Alex Greer Iowa Western OF 12 HR 

Grant Kay Iowa Western 2B .692 SLG 

Frank Dreslinski Rend Lake OF 26 SB 


Derek Thompson John A. Logan LHP 

1.92 ERA 

103 SO 

Jordon Piche Indian Hills RHP 9 W 

A.J. McElderry Indian Hills LHP 8 SV 

PITCHING 



1. Jerry Halstead John A. Logan 30 (1,166-635) 30 (1,166-635) 

2. Dennis Conley Olney Central 32 (1,160-561) 32 (1,160-561) 

3. Steve Ruzich South Suburban 27 (947-520) 27 (947-520) 



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Steven Leonard Iowa Western R C .414 13 2 0 25 7 5-7 

Grant Kay Iowa Western R 2B .406 17 3 5 34 18 17-17 

Brayden Freeman Lincoln Trail R C .373 6 0 0 17 8 2-2 

Cole Gleason Wabash Valley R UTL .368 19 1 9 73 49 15-16 

Conor Dishman Wabash Valley R C .366 14 3 3 40 17 6-6 

Justin Busekrus Rend Lake R OF .352 15 0 1 34 18 17-21 

Alex Greer Iowa Western R OF .347 16 8 12 69 17 13-14 

Taylor Ostrich Indian Hills L 1B .346 17 0 2 31 21 1-1 

Dominic Faron Lincoln Trail R OF .333 3 1 1 16 5 7-7 

Jeff Smith Wabash Valley R 3B .328 5 4 1 15 12 9-10 

Clayton Meyer Southwestern Illinois R OF .316 9 2 0 19 25 13-18 

Adam Deneke Indian Hills R OF .313 15 2 3 24 5 5-7 

A. J. Arroyo Kishwaukee R 3B .313 7 1 1 26 15 3-3 

Keelin Rasch John A. Logan R 3B .313 2 1 3 24 6 0-1 

Matt Rodgers Lincoln Trail R P .311 6 1 5 17 32 11-13 



Luke Hayes Kishwaukee RHP 1.46 9 55.1 58 38 5-4 

Derek Thompson John A. Logan LHP 1.49 14 84.1 58 103 8-2 

Nick Andros Rend Lake LHP 1.65 11 60.0 58 56 6-4 

Tait Rauen Kishwaukee LHP 1.83 9 44.1 37 31 2-4 

Brandon George Rend Lake RHP 1.90 14 66.1 57 55 8-2 

Brandon Allen Wabash Valley RHP 2.18 19 78.1 63 62 8-0 

A.J. Crutchfield Southwestern Illinois LHP 2.20 12 49.0 58 24 6-2 

Mike Hanchar Iowa Western LHP 2.50 11 39.2 38 42 8-2 

Ryan Wells Lincoln Trail RHP 2.91 11 34.0 32 27 4-3 

Sam Ross Indian Hills RHP 3.23 11 30.2 27 18 2-2 

Kyle McCulloch Iowa Western RHP 3.41 11 29.0 22 14 3-0 

Clay Wallace Wabash Valley RHP 4.26 15 31.2 33 18 4-2 

Eben Brooks John A. Logan RHP 4.05 3 6.2 8 5 1-0 

Ben Allison Kishwaukee RHP 4.43 11 22.1 21 20 2-1 

Chris Hunt John A. Logan RHP 4.50 8 16.0 16 17 1-0 

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REGIONS 2, 16, 23 



2 Arkansas Baptist College Buffaloes Little Rock, Ark. 

2 Connors State College Cowboys Warner, Okla. 

2 Eastern Oklahoma State College Mountaineers Wilburton, Okla. 

2 Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College Golden Norse Miami, Okla. 

2 Rose State College Raiders Midwest City, Okla. 

2 Seminole State College Trojans Seminole, Okla. 

16 Crowder College Roughriders Neosho, Mo. 

16 Jefferson College Vikings Hillsboro, Mo. 

16 MCC-Maple Woods Monarchs Kansas City, Mo. 

16 Mineral Area College Cardinals Park Hills, Mo. 

16 North Central Missouri College Pirates Trenton, Mo. 

16 St. Charles Community College Cougars Cottleville, Mo. 

16 St. Louis Community College Archers St. Louis, Mo. 

16 Three Rivers Community College - MO Raiders Poplar Bluff, Mo. 

23 Baton Rouge Community College Bears Baton Rouge, La. 

23 Delgado Community College Dolphins New Orleans, La. 

23 Meridian Community College Eagles Meridian, Miss. 


2012 Jefferson 

2011 Jefferson 

2010 Crowder 

2009 Seminole State 



Hinch Field (Jenks, Okla.) 



TBA 




2008 Connors State SOUTH CENTRAL DISTRICT 

CHAMPIONSHIP 




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1. Jefferson 53-12 2 (14) 

2. Seminole State 41-16 8 (15) 

3. Crowder 44-17 6 (15) 

4. Eastern Oklahoma St. 38-22 5 (5) 



OFFENSIVE 


Ryan Cooper MCC-Maple Woods OF .411 AVG 

Danny Murphy Jefferson OF 

62 RBI 

8 HR 

Xavier Lewis North Central Missouri SS .724 SLG 

Johnathan Youngblood Meridian OF 29 SB 


Kelvin Rivas Connors State RHP 2.06 ERA 

Keaton Hernandez NE Oklahoma A&M RHP 

71 SO 

11 W 

Cody Jackson Crowder RHP 7 SV 

PITCHING 



1. Lloyd Simmons Seminole State 27 (1,643-312) 27 (1,643-312) 

2. Perry Keith Connors State 28 (1,322-388) 28 (1,322-388) 

3. Joe Scheuermann Delgado 23 (740-393) 23 (740-393) 


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Ryan Cooper MCC-Maple Woods R OF .411 14 5 6 30 12 2-2 

Danny Murphy Jefferson L OF .400 14 3 8 62 11 3-7 

Tanner Rockwell Arkansas Baptist R 3B .398 16 1 17 52 16 17-20 

Logan Jones Delgado L OF .376 5 3 3 48 19 7-11 

Cody Althouse Crowder R 1B .371 17 2 6 55 22 16-22 

Brad Ridings Mineral Area R 2B .371 7 0 4 28 23 4-8 

Patrick Castleberry Arkansas Baptist R C .366 18 1 6 50 28 1-1 

Will Carter MCC-Maple Woods L OF .360 19 3 7 50 23 6-8 

Tony Fortier-Bensen Delgado R SS .356 7 5 0 28 24 11-12 

Korey Keith Connors State L 1B .346 9 2 2 31 27 4-4 

Tony Sandifer Crowder R 3B .343 12 1 4 59 36 7-10 

Kevin Meyers NE Oklahoma A&M R SS .341 13 0 7 46 27 9-10 

Dallas Hannah Meridian R 1B .336 7 0 2 23 12 10-12 

Riley Norton Eastern Oklahoma St. R OF .327 3 2 4 19 9 10-16 

Robert Parker Baton Rouge R OF .326 8 0 1 13 15 3-5 



Pierce Liberta Delgado LHP 1.54 12 70.0 77 36 8-3 

Jeff King Mineral Area RHP 1.56 13 75.0 56 70 10-3 

Kelvin Rivas Connors State RHP 1.69 9 48.0 34 58 7-1 

Matt Russell MCC-Maple Woods RHP 1.69 9 48.0 56 35 4-1 

Brady Hitt Delgado LHP 1.92 12 56.1 63 31 4-2 

Quinton Stevens Three Rivers RHP 1.94 14 65.0 70 36 6-5 

Keaton Hernandez NE Oklahoma A&M RHP 2.01 18 80.2 74 71 11-1 

Ricardo Rivera NE Oklahoma A&M RHP 2.07 14 61.0 62 34 6-1 

Brandon Smith Meridian RHP 2.16 14 58.1 67 40 3-3 

Travis Remillard NE Oklahoma A&M RHP 2.27 17 67.1 71 68 4-3 

Chris Caudle Crowder RHP 2.38 19 72.0 81 53 7-3 

Derek Mann North Central Missouri RHP 2.41 14 52.1 63 29 1-5 

Marcos Hinojosa Crowder RHP 2.43 10 37.0 26 30 4-1 

Jared Keating Baton Rouge LHP 2.43 10 37.0 32 23 3-2 

Michael Freeman Eastern Oklahoma St. LHP 2.45 15 55.0 53 51 3-4 


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REGION 22 



22 Alabama Southern Community College Eagles Monroeville, Ala. 

22 Bishop State Community College Wildcats Mobile, Ala. 

22 Calhoun Community College Warhawks Decatur, Ala. 

22 Central Alabama Community College Trojans Alexander City, Ala. 

22 Chattahoochee Valley Community College Pirates Phenix City, Ala. 

22 Enterprise State Community College Boll Weevils Enterprise, Ala. 

22 Faulkner State Community College Sun Chiefs Bay Minette, Ala. 

22 Jefferson Davis Community College Warhawks Brewton, Ala. 

22 Lawson State Community College Cougars Birmingham, Ala. 

22 Lurleen B. Wallace Community College Saints Andalusia, Ala. 

22 Marion Military Institute Tigers Marion, Ala. 

22 Shelton State Community College Buccaneers Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

22 Snead State Community College Parsons Boaz, Ala. 

22 Southern Union State Community College Bison Wadley, Ala. 

22 Wallace Community College-Dothan Governors Dothan, Ala. 

22 Wallace Community College-Selma Patriots Selma, Ala. 

22 Wallace State Community College-Hanceville Lions Hanceville, Ala. 


2012 Shelton State 

2011 Southern Union State 

2010 Faulkner State 

2009 Shelton State 

2008 Shleton State 


CHAMPIONSHIP 


Eagle Stadium 

Ozark, Ala. 

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1. Faulkner State 29-24 5 (10) 

2. Wallace St.-Hanceville 41-17 5 (9) 

3. Shelton State 40-23 5 (10) 

4. Chattahoochee Valley 35-24 4 (11) 



OFFENSIVE 


J. C. Wilhite Shelton State 3B 

.402 AVG 

45 RBI 

Bret Underwood Faulkner State OF 

5 HR 

.523 SLG 

Jake Vickerson Shelton State OF 19 SB 


Thomas Dorminy Lurleen B. Wallace LHP 2.77 ERA 

Locke St. John Southern Union State LHP 

88 SO 

8 W 

Shea Ourso Alabama Southern RHP 3 SV 

PITCHING 



1. Joe Jordan Southern Union State 26 (966-428-1) 26 (966-428-1) 

2. Wayne Larker Faulkner State 29 (864-619) 29 (864-619) 

3. Bobby Sprowl Shelton State 23 (780-471) 23 (780-471) 



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Colin Bray Faulkner State S OF .419 4 2 0 17 13 19-22 

J.C. Wilhite Shelton State R 3B .402 3 4 0 45 11 4-5 

Blake Smith Enterprise State L OF .400 5 0 0 8 3 0-0 

Jake Vickerson Shelton State L OF .381 7 1 0 18 30 19-21 

Andrew Tindell Jefferson Davis R SS .364 8 2 4 34 18 16-19 

Bret Underwood Faulkner State S OF .354 7 0 5 35 7 6-7 

Adam Ballew Southern Union St. L OF .352 7 2 1 21 17 10-10 

Dillan Schaniel Jefferson Davis R 3B .352 13 1 1 21 16 12-17 

Chris James Southern Union St. R OF .345 7 1 0 22 21 10-11 

Layton Grant Wallace-Dothan R 3B .333 3 0 0 6 5 0-0 

Juan Fontella Enterprise State R C .331 11 0 2 25 9 0-0 

Blake Quillin Alabama Southern R OF .330 7 2 2 17 10 11-15 

David Levy Chattahoochee Valley R SS .328 5 0 0 35 19 5-5 

Ajay Snow Faulkner State R OF .323 12 2 1 22 12 7-7 

Zac Fowler Alabama Southern R 1B .322 7 1 1 32 9 3-4 



Bruce Marchand Alabama Southern RHP 1.68 14 75.0 68 50 5-2 

Bryan Headley Southern Union St. RHP 1.71 12 63.0 63 25 6-1 

Locke St. John Southern Union St. LHP 1.79 20 100.2 79 88 8-8 

Michael Yarborough Jefferson Davis RHP 2.08 18 78.0 75 72 4-7 

Patrick McGrady Wallace-Dothan RHP 2.12 17 72.1 93 36 2-7 

Thomas Dorminy Lurleen B. Wallace LHP 2.34 16 61.2 46 67 6-3 

John Williams Jefferson Davis RHP 3.12 17 49.0 50 48 5-2 

Raymond Moody Lurleen B. Wallace RHP 3.26 17 47.0 51 43 5-1 

Ben Taylor Chattahoochee Valley RHP 3.64 12 29.2 22 29 4-3 

Tyler Howell Jefferson Davis LHP 4.86 20 37.0 34 36 1-2 

Tyler Crouch Wallace-Dothan RHP 5.73 7 11.0 10 14 1-0 

Sam Givens Faulkner State RHP 5.84 16 24.2 20 11 2-1 

Jamin Graham Faulkner State RHP 5.87 5 7.2 14 3 0-1 

Grant Bush Faulkner State LHP 8.41 19 20.1 13 31 1-1 

Chance Hicks Alabama Southern RHP 9.64 20 18.2 17 20 0-1 

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REGION 14 



14 Alvin Community College Dolphins Alvin, Texas 

14 Angelina College Roadrunners Lufkin, Texas 

14 Blinn College Buccaneers Brenham, Texas 

14 Bossier Parish Community College Cavaliers Bossier City, La. 

14 Galveston College Whitecaps Galveston, Texas 

14 Laredo Community College Palominos Laredo, Texas 

14 Navarro College Bulldogs Corsicana, Texas 

14 Northeast Texas Community College Eagles Mt. Pleasant, Texas 

14 Panola College Ponies Carthage, Texas 

14 Paris Junior College Dragons Paris, Texas 

14 San Jacinto College-North Gators Houston, Texas 

14 Wharton County Junior College Pioneers Wharton, Texas 

SAN JACINTO-NORTH (1986) 


2012 San Jacinto-North 

2011 Navarro 



2008 Alvin 

NAVARRO (2011) 


CHAMPIONSHIP 


Roadrunner Baseball Complex 

Angelina College 

Lufkin, Texas 


37





1. San Jacinto 38-23 1 (8) 

2. Navarro 38-21 7 (14) 

3. Blinn 34-24 6 (12) 

4. Alvin 32-23 3 (9) 



OFFENSIVE 


Kaleb Goodell Navarro OF 

.394 AVG 

.507 SLG 

Tyler Wilson Navarro 1B 

55 RBI 

5 HR 

G.R. Hinsley Paris 1B 22 SB 


Chad Young Navarro LHP 

1.62 ERA 

101 SO 

Gage Curry Navarro RHP 10 W 

Tripp Cecil Paris RHP 6 SV 

PITCHING 



1. Tom Arrington San Jacinto 13 (530-191) 13 (530-191) 

2. Jeff Livin Angelina 17 (485-423) 17 (485-423) 

3. Deron Clark Paris 16 (396-384) 19 (478-456) 


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Kaleb Goodell Navarro L OF .394 15 3 1 40 40 10-13 

Jesus Garcia Galveston R SS .375 6 1 0 14 27 7-10 

Byron Reichstein Navarro L OF .369 15 1 5 40 24 10-13 

Cole Coakley Alvin R SS .367 15 2 0 29 30 12-15 

G.R. Hinsley Paris R 1B .353 13 3 0 19 26 22-25 

Frank Cloutier Wharton County L OF .348 8 2 0 12 8 10-11 

Josh Rodriguez Bossier Parish R SS .344 5 0 1 15 14 6-7 

Tyler Wilson Navarro R 1B .332 12 0 5 55 12 2-2 

Matt Durst Northeast Texas R C .331 5 0 1 25 10 3-5 

Zach Howell Bossier Parish L OF .327 4 1 1 11 6 1-2 

Cedric Vallieres Galveston R 3B .310 15 0 4 45 19 9-12 

J.C. Cantu Alvin L OF .306 9 0 1 14 10 5-8 

Wesley Hoover Northeast Texas L OF .302 7 0 0 18 15 18-25 

Travis Lee Paris R OF .294 4 0 0 12 5 10-13 

Chase Harvey Paris R 2B .288 2 0 0 12 33 7-9 



Tanner Allgood Northeast Texas RHP 1.21 8 59.1 44 27 7-2 

Gerardo Reyes Galveston RHP 1.56 10 57.2 62 36 6-4 

Chad Young Navarro RHP 1.62 18 100.0 61 101 7-4 

Jared Fielden Paris RHP 2.20 10 41.0 38 32 2-5 

Zach Hobbs Navarro LHP 2.20 20 81.2 69 51 6-2 

Gage Curry Navarro RHP 2.29 18 70.2 51 67 10-2 

Preston Gray Bossier Parish RHP 2.27 8 31.2 42 9 0-1 

Alex Bisacca Paris RHP 2.35 15 57.1 35 36 6-1 

Jared Exline Bossier Parish RHP 2.44 13 48.0 49 29 1-5 

Teddy Henderson Bossier Parish RHP 3.43 15 39.1 41 25 1-6 

Alex Bruu Paris RHP 4.41 17 34.2 32 30 2-2 


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REGION 5 



5 Cisco College Wranglers Cisco, Texas 

5 Clarendon College Bulldogs Clarendon, Texas 

5 El Paso Community College Tejanos El Paso, Texas 

5 Frank Phillips College Plainsmen Borger, Texas 

5 Grayson College Vikings Denison, Texas 

5 Hill College Rebels Hillsboro, Texas 

5 Howard College Hawks Big Spring, Texas 

5 Luna Community College Roughriders Las Vegas, N.M. 

5 McLennan Community College Highlanders Waco, Texas 

5 Midland College Chaparrals Midland, Texas 

5 New Mexico Junior College Thunderbirds Hobbs, N.M. 

5 New Mexico Military Institute Broncos Roswell, N.M. 

5 North Central Texas College Lions Gainesville, Texas 

5 Odessa College Wranglers Odessa, Texas 

5 Ranger College Rangers Ranger, Texas 

5 Temple College Leopards Temple, Texas 

5 Vernon College Chaparrals Vernon, Texas 

5 Weatherford College Coyotes Weatherford, Texas 

5 Western Texas College Westerners Snyder, Texas 


2012 Cisco 

2011 Grayson 

2010 Temple 

2009 Howard 

2008 Grayson 


CHAMPIONSHIP 


Air Hogs Stadium 

Grand Prairie, Texas 

40 






1. Grayson 44-16 3 (10) 

2. Howard 45-12 2 (5) 

3. Weatherford 30-27 6 (13) 

4. New Mexico JC 38-20 6 (9) 



OFFENSIVE 


Jeremie Fagnan Midland 1B 

.403 AVG 

10 HR 

.710 SLG 

Ridge Hoopii-Haslam Luna OF 51 RBI 

Tyler Gibson New Mexico Military SS 14 SB 


Jacob Stone Weatherford RHP 1.08 ERA 

John Peralta Odessa RHP 112 SO 

Lance Sefcik Temple RHP 10 W 

Albert Aranda Hill RHP 6 SV 

PITCHING 



1. Craitg McMurtry Temple 15 (465-310) 15 (465-310) 

2. Jeff Lightfoot Weatherford 11 (302-246) 15 (445-318) 

3. Britt Smith Howard 10 (395-125) 10 (395-125) 



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Jeremie Fagnan Midland L 1B .403 16 4 10 50 21 4-4 

Emmanuel Forcier New Mexico JC L OF .389 3 3 3 26 9 8-11 

Omar Gomez New Mexico JC L OF .381 8 11 2 38 13 10-13 

Ridge Hoopii-Haslam Luna R UTL .381 10 5 9 51 7 10-14 

Greg Davis North Central Texas R 3B .367 11 1 5 36 17 5-6 

Clayton Vaughn North Central Texas L 2B .366 6 0 0 12 8 12-14 

Reed Seeley Howard R 3B .357 12 2 1 36 14 6-8 

Homero Ortiz Grayson L 1B .345 5 1 3 35 26 4-4 

Matt Reyes Midland R 2B .338 12 6 3 26 16 11-14 

Bill Bay North Central Texas R 1B .337 17 2 4 29 12 4-6 

Edwin Pacris Luna R OF .337 10 1 0 19 5 2-3 

Tyler Gibson New Mexico Military R SS .330 13 10 0 37 31 14-14 

Alec Horvath Hill L DH .325 10 2 0 16 15 1-1 

Jacob Caples Western Texas R C .322 8 0 2 26 16 1-3 

Zach Reininger Hill S UTL .319 0 1 0 4 7 1-1 



Zach Reininger Hill RHP 1.44 8 50.0 41 24 6-1 

Jacob Stone Weatherford RHP 1.53 15 88.0 67 85 5-2 

Jacob Gosselin-Deschenes Clarendon RHP 1.57 12 69.0 97 37 4-4 

Lance Sefcik Temple RHP 1.62 14 78.0 79 52 10-3 

Brandon Bell North Central Texas RHP 1.71 16 84.0 86 59 6-6 

Robert Gummo Western Texas RHP 1.73 14 72.2 82 41 8-5 

Tyler Vail Temple RHP 1.78 13 65.2 69 46 2-5 

Artuoro Martoral Cisco RHP 1.80 14 70.0 62 52 8-1 

Cameron Smith New Mexico JC LHP 1.98 12 54.2 50 41 5-3 

Nick Pivetta New Mexico JC RHP 2.00 12 54.0 63 29 4-1 

Miles Gully Western Texas LHP 2.04 13 57.1 70 38 3-4 

Jason Zgardowski Midland RHP 2.72 12 39.2 57 18 2-1 

Eric Hester Temple RHP 3.42 19 50.0 46 39 6-3 

David Gates Howard RHP 3.71 7 17.0 15 11 2-0 

Jeremi Moreno Western Texas LHP 3.75 10 24.0 25 22 0-3 

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REGIONS 1, 9, 18 



1 Arizona Western College Matadors Yuma, Ariz. 

1 Central Arizona College Vaqueros Coolidge, Ariz. 

1 Cochise College Apaches Douglas, Ariz. 

1 Eastern Arizona College Gila Monsters Thatcher, Ariz. 

1 Pima Community College Aztecs Tucson, Ariz. 

1 South Mountain Community College Cougars Phoenix, Ariz. 

1 Yavapai College Roughriders Prescott, Ariz. 

9 Lamar Community College Runnin' Lopes Lamar, Colo. 

9 McCook Community College Indians McCook, Neb. 

9 Northeastern Junior College Plainsmen Sterling, Colo. 

9 Otero Junior College Rattlers La Junta, Colo. 

9 Trinidad State Junior College Trojans Trinidad, Colo. 

9 Western Nebraska Community College Cougars Scottsbluff, Neb. 

18 College of Southern Idaho Golden Eagles Twin Falls, Idaho 

18 College of Southern Nevada Coyotes Henderson, Nev. 

18 Colorado Northwestern Community College Spartans Rangely, Colo. 

18 Salt Lake Community College Bruins Salt Lake City, Utah 

18 Western Nevada College Wildcats Carson City, Nev. 


2012 Western Nevada 

2011 Central Arizona 

2010 Southern Nevada 

2009 Western Nevada 

2008 Central Arizona 



Games played at Higher Seeds 








CHAMPIONSHIP 




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1. Central Arizona 47-15 3 (8) 

2. Western Nevada 48-17 3 (10) 

3. Salt Lake 45-10 8 (12) 

4. Yavapai 40-20 9 (12) 



OFFENSIVE 


Brock Schlekeway Trinidad State 1B .381 AVG 

Morgan Stotts Southern Nevada 1B 63 RBI 

Morgan Stotts Southern Nevada 1B 8 HR 

Pablo Garcia Western Nebraska C .667 SLG 

Tim Arakawa Yavapai OF 31 SB 


Brandon Zywicki Central Arizona RHP 1.57 ERA 

Jacob Potts Cochise RHP 77 SO 

Mark Hendrick Lamar RHP 10 W 

Junior Zepeda Central Arizona RHP 16 SV 

PITCHING 



1. Scott Crampton Lamar 19 (787-331) 19 (787-331) 

2. Todd Inglehart Cochise 14 (431-311) 14 (431-311) 

3. Jon Wente Central Arizona 8 (317-134) 11 (428-195) 


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Brock Schlekeway Trinidad State L 1B .384 5 1 2 22 8 0-0 

Tanner Morache Southern Idaho L 3B .356 13 2 3 40 30 15-20 

Tim Arakawa Yavapai L OF .355 18 5 3 35 31 31-37 

Chad Whiteaker Southern Nevada R 3B .354 20 4 7 56 41 1-4 

Drew Turbin Yavapai L 3B .350 7 0 0 8 21 20-26 

Morgan Stotts Southern Nevada R 1B .344 27 6 8 63 18 2-4 

Lane Doty South Mountain L OF .335 14 4 0 27 17 8-13 

Nate Hale Cochise L OF .333 4 2 0 32 28 19-27 

A.J. Hernandez Western Nevada L 2B .333 5 1 0 12 18 2-4 

Mike Umscheid Western Nevada L 3B .331 9 4 1 23 15 8-11 

Cole Bauml Trinidad State L OF .329 19 0 6 35 13 5-5 

Steven Adam Salt Lake L OF .327 5 7 0 41 38 11-14 

Carter Yagi Southern Idaho L SS .322 13 2 0 35 32 20-30 

Casey Scott Arizona Western R SS .320 6 3 0 25 30 4-8 

Danny Westerberg Northeastern R 2B .318 3 2 1 20 10 9-9 



Brandon Zywicki Central Arizona RHP 1.38 15 97.2 65 77 8-2 

Jordan Kipper Central Arizona RHP 1.49 15 90.2 75 76 9-3 

Joey Lauria Southern Nevada RHP 1.61 15 83.2 86 74 7-3 

Ryan Reno Northeastern LHP 1.62 14 77.6 64 67 9-2 

A.J. Daley Southern Nevada RHP 1.62 14 77.2 67 59 7-4 

Mark Hendrick Lamar RHP 1.73 16 83.0 76 65 10-2 

Ryan Petersen Yavapai RHP 1.77 18 91.2 85 64 8-5 

Ben Williams Trinidad State RHP 1.78 15 75.2 64 28 7-3 

Zach Rodgers Cochise RHP 1.80 15 75.0 75 75 4-5 

Peter Lenstrohm Yavapai RHP 1.90 19 90.0 96 55 8-1 

Frank Salas Cochise LHP 1.95 13 60.0 58 42 5-6 

Alex Kitzman Otero RHP 2.22 12 48.2 51 43 2-5 

Zac Wittmus Trinidad State RHP 2.22 14 56.2 52 41 4-6 

Brennan Henry Northeastern LHP 2.36 13 49.6 61 58 5-3 

Blair Goldsack Yavapai RHP 2.38 18 68.0 65 54 4-2 


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why NJCAA TV? 

local audiences – global reach 

NJCAA TV is an all-encompassing digital network that is convenient, user friendly and FREE 

to member colleges. NJCAA schools can generate tremendous national exposure for their 

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Since its move to the iHigh.com platform in August of 2011, NJCAA TV 

has yielded over 5.6 million visitors and over 270,000 unique visitors! 

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Contact Bret Krift, General Manager of NJCAA Sports Properties 

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DI BASEBALL 2012 

SEASON REVIEW 


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2012 REGION CHAMPIONSHIPS 

REGION 1 

#1 Yavapai College, Ariz. (40-20) 4 

#2 Central Arizona College (47-13) 10 

*Winner to Western District tournament 

REGION 2 

#4 Eastern Oklahoma State (36-20) 12 

#5 Connors State, Okla. (36-24) 8 

*Winner to South Central District tournament 

REGION 7 

#1 Columbia State CC, Tenn. (43-14) 2 

#2 Walters State CC, Tenn. (52-9) 9 

*Winner & Runner-up to East Central District tournament 

REGION 9 

#1 Lamar CC, Colo. (46-10) 6 

#2 Northeastern JC, Colo. (44-16) 3 

*Winner to Western District tournament 

REGION 11 

#1 Iowa Western CC (54-4) 18 

#2 Indian Hills-Centerville, Iowa (35-24) 4 

*Winner to Northern District tournament 

REGION 17 

#1 Middle Georgia College (43-11) 7 

#4 Gordon College, Ga. (40-25) 6 

*Winner & Runner-up to East Central District tournament 

REGION 18 

#1 Salt Lake CC, Utah (43-8) 6 

#2 Western Nevada College (48-17) 5 

*Winner & Runner-up to Western District tournament 

REGION 20 

#1 Harford CC, Md. (45-13) 8 

#4 Potomac State of WVU (25-25) 1 

*Winner to Eastern District tournament 

REGION 23 

#1 Meridian CC, Miss. (36-23) 3 

#3 Delgado CC, La. (30-20) 4 

*Winner to South Central District tournament 

REGION 24 

#1 John A. Logan College, Ill. (39-20) 6 

#2 Wabash Valley College, Ill. (45-18) 5 

*Winner to Northern District tournament 

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2012 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS 


#1W Coffeyville CC, Kan. (33-30) 0 

#2E Neosho County CC, Kan. (48-14) 1 

Region 6 


*7-CH Middle Georgia College (46-13) 7 

*7-RU Gordon College, Ga. (36-23) 14 

Regions 7, 17 


*10 Spartanburg Methodist College (45-16) 8 

*20 Harford CC, Md. (45-15) 1 

Regions 10, 15, 20 


#1SC Polk State, Fla. (45-10) 8 

#1SoC Palm Beach State, Fla. (38-16) 4 

Region 8 


*11 Iowa Western CC (57-5) 9 

*24 John A. Logan College, Ill. (41-22) 0 

Regions 4, 11, 24 


*2 Eastern Oklahoma State (38-22) 2 

*16 Jefferson College, Mo. (51-10) 3 

Regions 2, 16, 23 


#1N Wallace State-Hanceville, Ala. (41-17) 1 

#2N Shelton State CC, Ala. (38-21) 4 

Region 22 


#1S San Jacinto-North, Texas (37-23) 1 

#2E Navarro College, Texas (38-21) 0 

Region 14 

SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT 

#1N Cisco College, Texas (48-13) 5 

#1W Howard College, Texas (45-12) 2 

Region 5 


*18CH Salt Lake CC, Utah (45-10) 8 

*18RU Western Nevada College (47-15) 9 

Regions 1, 9, 18 

2012 DI WORLD SERIES QUALIFIERS 

DISTRICT 

CHAMPION 

Central Neosho County CC, Kan. (48-14) 

East Central Gordon College, Ga. (36-23) 

Eastern Spartanburg Methodist, S.C. (45-16) 

Gulf Polk State College, Fla. (45-10) 

Northern Iowa Western CC (57-5) 

DISTRICT 

CHAMPION 

South Central Jefferson College, Mo. (51-10) 

Southeastern Shelton State CC, Ala. (38-21) 

Southern San Jacinto-North, Texas (37-23) 

Southwestern Cisco College, Texas (48-13) 

Western Western Nevada College (47-15) 


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2012 DI WORLD SERIES RECAP 

Saturday, May 26th 

GAME 1 

Iowa Western CC (57-6) 2 

San Jacinto-North, Texas (38-23) 5 

GAME 3 

Polk State College, Fla. (46-10) 10 

Western Nevada College (47-16) 1 

Sunday, May 27th 

GAME 5 


Spartanburg Methodist, S.C. (45-18) 1 

GAME 6 

Cisco College, Texas (48-15) 2 


GAME 7 

Gordon College, Ga. (37-23) 13 

Shelton State CC, Ala. (38-22) 3 

GAME 2 

Neosho County CC, Kan. (49-14) 11 

Spartanburg Methodist, S.C. (45-17) 3 

GAME 4 

Cisco College, Texas (48-14) 3 

Jefferson College, Mo. (52-10) 11 

Monday, May 28th 

GAME 8 



GAME 9 



GAME 10 



Tuesday, May 29th 

GAME 11 



GAME 12 



GAME 13 



Wednesday, May 30th 

GAME 14 



GAME 15 



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2012 DI WORLD SERIES RECAP 

Thursday, May 31st 

GAME 16 



GAME 17 



Friday, June 1st 

GAME 18 



Saturday, June 2nd 

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 



ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 

P Dylan Baker Western Nevada 

P Tanner Kreitemeyer Iowa Western 

P Daniel Stumpf San Jacinto-North 

C Kyle Bacak San Jacinto-North 

C Levi Meyer Iowa Western 

IF David Bote Neosho County 

IF Fred Ford Jefferson 

IF Keaton Steele Iowa Western 

IF Brett Wiley Jefferson 

IF Bobby Woodall Gordon 

OF Justin Byrd San Jacinto-North 

OF Iseha Conklin Iowa Western 

OF Aaron Mizell Gordon 

DH Jody Stone Gordon 

AWARDS 

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 

Keaton Steele 

Iowa Western 

MOST OUTSTANDING PITCHER 

Daniel Stumpf 

San Jacinto-North 

BIG STICK AWARD 

Drew Adams 

Gordon 

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF TOURNAMENT 

Kyle Bacak 

San Jacinto-North 

COACH OF THE TOURNAMENT 

Marc Rardin 

Iowa Western 

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD 

Travis McClanahan 

Gordon 


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2012 DI ABCA & EASTON 

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR 

DI ABCA 

PLAYER OF THE YEAR 

DI EASTON DEFENSIVE 

PLAYER OF THE YEAR 

JORDAN ALLEN Howard College, Texas 

Jordan Allen, a sophomore from Joshua, Texas, posted 

impressive offensive and defensive numbers last year 

for Howard College (Texas), 

who was one of the top-ranked 

teams all season in Division 

I. The outfielder led all of DI 

baseball with a .519 

batting average, while ranking first 

with 73 RBIs and second with 96 

hits. Allen belted nine home runs 

and scored 53 runs for the year 

while also posting a .963 fielding 

percentage (48 putouts, 4 assists, 2 errors). Allen 

will play the next two seasons at Texas State University. 

YEAR PLAYER COLLEGE 

2011 Tyler Collins Howard College, Texas 

2010 Bryce Harper Southern Nevada 

2009 Bryson Smith Young Harris, Ga. 

2008 Joe Patterson Seminole State, Okla. 

2007 Doug Kroll Iowa Western 

2006 Steve Winkelmann Neosho County, Kan. 

2005 Michael Murray Meridian CC, Miss. 

2004 A.J. Johnson Tallahassee CC, Fla. 

2003 Nick Markakis Young Harris, Ga. 

2002 Cory Patton Seward County, Kan. 

2001 Wes Detwiler Cowley County, Kan. 

EDWARD FIGUERORA Lake Land, Ill. 

Edward Figuerora, a freshman infielder from Orlando, 

Fla., posted a .976 fielding percentage playing 

shortstop for Lake Land (Ill.) 

this past season. In 51 games 

played, he tallied 49 putouts and 

153 assists while giving up only 

five errors. Offensively, Figueroa 

hit for a .426 batting average 

with 15 doubles, two triples, five homeruns and 34 

RBIs. For his stellar play throughout the 2012 season, 

Figuerora was named to the 2012 NJCAA DI Rawlings 

Gold Glove Award® 

team and was a third 

team selection to the 

NJCAA All-America 

team. In April, Figuerora 

commited to continue 

his collegiate baseball career with the University 

of Northwestern Ohio, a NAIA program. 

YEAR PLAYER COLLEGE 

2011 Taylor Pittman Bossier Parish, La. 

2010 Ivan Hartle Iowa Western 

2009 Runey Davis Howard College, Texas 

2008 Kris Miller San Jacinto-North, Texas 

2007 Mike Mooney Palm Beach State, Fla. 

2006 Lee Fisher South Suburban, Ill. 

2005 Kyle Banks Yavapai College, Ariz. 

2004 Carlos Ramos Miami-Dade College, Fla. 

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2012 RAWLINGS 

BIG STICK AWARDS 

Rawlings, in conjunction with the NJCAA, honors annually the top hitter 

in each of the NJCAA Division I Districts with the highest regular season 

batting average with the NJCAA Rawlings Big Stick Award. In order to receive 

this honor the player must be selected to their respective All-District team. 

2012 BIG STICK AWARD WINNERS 

DISTRICT PLAYER COLLEGE POSITION BATTING AVG. 

Central Skylar Angood Pratt CC, Kan. OF .431 

East Central Tyler Murphy Motlow State, Tenn. 1B .463 

Eastern Scott Price USC-Sumter, S.C. UTL .452 

Gulf Yogey Perez-Ramos Miami-Dade College, Fla. OF .441 

Northern Levi Meyer Iowa Western C .479 

South Central Wade Wass Meridian CC, Miss. OF .460 

Southeastern Edwin Rolon Lawson State, Ala. 3B .431 

Southern Frank Colutier Wharton County, Texas OF .435 

Southwest Jordan Allen Howard College, Texas OF .527 

Western Pier-Olivier Dustaler Lamar CC, Colo. SS .441 

Skylar Angood 

Pratt 

Frank Cloutier 

Wharton County 


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2012 DI RAWLINGS 

GOLD GLOVE AWARDS 

Rawlings, in conjunction with the NJCAA, honors annually the top 

fielders in each of the NJCAA Districts with the highest regular season 

fielding percentage with the NJCAA Rawlings Gold Glove Award. 

GOLD GLOVE AWARD WINNERS 

POS. PLAYER COLLEGE FIELDING % 

P Alec Asher Polk State, Fla. 1.000 

C Eric Hindman Polk State, Fla. 1.000 

1B Casey James Darton College, Ga. .997 

2B Sam Bumpers Iowa Western .965 

3B J.C. Snyder Salt Lake CC, Utah .997 

SS Edward Figuerora Lake Land, Ill. .976 

OF Tyler Booth Central Arizona 1.000 

OF Roberto Olivera Monroe College, N.Y. .989 

OF Jordan Allen Howard College, Texas .963 

Alec Asher 

Polk State 

Casey James 

Darton State 

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2012 DI ALL-AMERICANS 

FIRST TEAM 

POS. PLAYER COLLEGE CLASS WHERE ARE THEY NOW? 

P Alec Asher Polk State SO *Texas Rangers 

P Dylan Baker Western Nevada SO *Cleveland Indians 

P Logan Ehlers Howard SO *Detroit Tigers 

C Levi Meyer Iowa Western SO Florida Atlantic 

IF Bruce Caldwell Spartanburg Methodist FR *St. Louis Cardinals 

IF Frederick Ford Jefferson SO *Kansas City Royals 

IF Adam Giacalone Neosho County SO *Milwaukee Brewers 

IF Damek Tomscha Iowa Western SO Auburn 

OF Jordan Allen Howard SO *Detroit Tigers 

OF Skylar Angood Pratt SO Not Returning 

OF Kevin Roberts Jackson State SO Belmont 

DH Robert Murphy Motlow State SO +Bethel 

SECOND TEAM 


P Keaton Hernandez NE Oklahoma A&M FR RETURNING 

P Martin Hicks Central Alabama SO Troy 

P Jeffrey Wendelken Middle Georgia FR *Boston Red Sox 

C Tanner Lubach Hutchinson FR Nebraska 

IF Jacob Armstrong Cisco FR North Carolina State 

IF Pier Dostaler Lamar SO #Missouri Baptist 

IF Zachary Houchins Louisburg SO East Carolina 

IF Daniel Seeba Anne Arundel SO USC-Upstate 

OF Terrance Dedrick Shelton State SO Auburn 

OF Kaleb Goodell Navarro FR RETURNING 

OF Terrell Joyce Florida State-Jacksonville SO *Houston Astros 

DH Elliot Richoux Howard FR Texas Tech 

*MLB ^NCAA DII +NCAA DIII #NAIA %NJCAA 


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2012 DI ALL-AMERICANS 

THIRD TEAM 


P Anthony Banda San Jacinto-North FR *Milwaukee Brewers 

P Robby Coles Chipola SO Florida State 

P Turner Lee Alabama Southern SO UAB 

C Wade Wass Meridian SO Alabama 

IF Edgar Figueroa Lake Land FR Not Returning 

IF Edwin Gomez Vasquez Odessa SO Northwestern State 

IF Shane Kennedy Santa Fe SO Clemson 

IF Brett Wiley Jefferson SO *St. Louis Cardinals 

OF Alex Howe Clarendon SO UT-Pan Am 

OF Tanner Krietemeier Iowa Western SO Oklahoma State 

OF Yogey Perez-Ramos Miami Dade FR *Arizona Diamondbacks 

DH Edwin Rolon Lawson State SO Not Returning 

HONORABLE MENTION 


P Matthew Aldrich Darton State FR ^Columbus State 

P Conor Fisk Wabash Valley SO Southern Miss 

P Blake Logan Eastern Oklahoma State SO *Miami Marlins 

P Anthony Smith Walters State SO #Lindsey Wilson 

P James Smith USC Sumter SO *Texas Rangers 

P Matthew Strahm Neosho County SO *Kansas City Royals 

P Daniel Stumpf San Jacinto-North SO *Kansas City Royals 

P Corey Taylor Cisco FR Texas Tech 

P Brandon Zywicki Central Arizona FR RETURNING 

C Kevin Peters Alvin SO Not Returning 

IF Kane Barrow Jackson State FR RETURNING 

IF Federico Castagnini Barton SO Creighton 

IF Aaron Haag Lurleen B. Wallace SO Southeastern Louisiana 

IF James Wilson Harford SO ^Wilmington 

OF Braden Anderson Salt Lake SO Utah 

OF Sean McMullen Delgado SO LSU 

OF Scott Price USC Sumter SO Tennessee 

DH Francis Cloutier Wharton County FR RETURNING 

*MLB ^NCAA DII +NCAA DIII #NAIA %NJCAA 

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2012 DI STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS 

ALEC ASHER 

Polk State, Fla. 

(Sophomore - RHP) 

1.38 ERA 

(17 Earned Runs in 111.0 Innings) 

MATT STRAHM 

Neosho County, Kan. 

(Sophomore - LHP) 

129 SO 

(99 Innings in 14 Appearances) 

JUNIOR ZEPEDA 

Central Arizona 

(Freshman - RHP) 

16 S 

(22.1 Innings in 22 Appearances) 

JORDAN ALLEN 

Howard College, Texas 

(Sophomore - OF) 

.519 AVG 

(96 Hits in 185 At-Bats) 

WADE WASS 

Meridian CC, Miss. 

(Sophomore - C) 

23 HR 


JORDAN ALLEN 

Howard College, Texas 


73 RBI 


KEVIN KEAN 

Anne Arundel CC, Md. 


64 SB 

(67 Attempts with a 95.5 Percentage) 

BETO RODRIGUEZ 

Cisco College, Texas 

(Sophomore - 2B) 

1.000 FLD% 

(64 Putouts, 86 Assists and 0 Errors) 

IOWA WESTERN 

.403 AVG 

(823 Hits in 2,041 At-Bats) 

NEW MEXICO JC 

.971 FLD% 

(1,171 Putouts, 475 Assists and 49 Errors) 


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DI BASEBALL 

HISTORY 


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DI BASEBALL 

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 

*1958 Cameron State Agricultural College, Okla. 

1959 Paris Junior College, Texas 

1960 Phoenix Junior College, Ariz. 

1961 Wilmington College, N.C. 

1962 Phoenix College; Ariz. 

1963 Wilmington College, N.C. 

1964 Miami-Dade Community College-North, Fla. 

1965 Phoenix College, Ariz. 

1966 Nassau Community College, N.Y. 

1967 Bacone College, Okla. 

1968 Glendale Community College, Ariz. 

1969 Panola Junior College, Texas 

1970 Mesa Community College, Ariz. 



1973 Ranger Community College, Texas 

1974 Meramec Community College, Mo. 

1975 Yavapai College, Ariz. 

1976 Central Arizona College 


1978 Ranger College, Texas 

1979 Middle Georgia College 


1981 Miami-Dade Community College-South, Fla. 


1983 McLennan CC, Texas 

1984 College of Southern Idaho 

*Invitational 

1985 San Jacinto College-North, Texas 



1988 Hillsborough Community College, Fla. 



1991 Howard College, Texas 

1992 Essex Community College, Md. 


1994 Galveston Community College, Texas 


1996 Northeast Texas Community College 

1997 Cowley County Community College, Kan. 

1998 Cowley County Community College, Kan. 

1999 Grayson County College, Texas 


2001 North Central Texas College 

2002 Central Arizona College 

2003 College of Southern Nevada 

2004 Dixie State College of Utah 

2005 New Mexico Junior College 

2006 Walters State Community College, Tenn. 

2007 Chipola College, Fla. 


2009 Howard College, Texas 

2010 Iowa Western Community College 

2011 Navarro College, Texas 

2012 Iowa Western Community College 

CHIPOLA (2007) IOWA WESTERN (2012) 

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2012 NJCAA BASEBALL 

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 

LON JOYCE HEAD COACH 

Spartanburg Methodist College, S.C. 

From 1978-91, Joyce led the Pioneers to seven conference titles, five NJCAA 

Region 10 championships and two NJCAA World Series appearances while 

posting a 473-170 record. He was Region 10 Coach of the Year four times 

(1982, ’83, ’84, ’86) and Eastern District Coach of the Year twice (1983, ’86). 

He advanced 115 of his players to four-year colleges or universities and 45 

players under his guidance signed professional contracts. 

SCOTT SIMS HEAD COACH 

South Georgia College 

Scott Sims heads to the NJCAA Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame 

after leading South Georgia College for 21 years (1990-2011) and amassing 

589 victories. During his tenure he led the Tigers to 18 postseason appearances 

(including 16-consecutive) and finished runner-up in Region 17 five times. 

HIn his final season as head coach in 2011, SGC won the East Central District 

and advanced to the NJCAA Division I World Series. 

W. CAM WALKER HEAD COACH 

Indian Hills Community College, Iowa 

In 20 seasons under Walker’s guidance, the Falcons have averaged over 40 

wins a season and produced more than 60 drafted or signed players. Since 

taking over the head coaching job at his alma mater in August 1992, the 

Falcons have advanced to the NJCAA Division I World Series seven times. 

He led his squad to Grand Junction in his inaugural season in 1993 and then 

repeated the feat in 1995, when Indian Hills posted a 40-13 record. 


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