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DI BASEBALL 2012

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DI BASEBALL 2012 

DI BASEBALL COMMITTEE 

The NJCAA Division I Baseball Committee is 

responsible for setting policies and procedures for the approval 

by the NJCAA Board of Directors. This committee is made up of 

NJCAA Region Directors, Assistant Region Directors and the 

NJCAA Baseball Coaches Association President. 

Doug Stotler 

Jefferson College 

1000 Viking Drive 

Hillsboro, MO 63050 

(636) 481-3386 

Greg Silcox 

Paradise Valley CC 

18401 N. 32 nd Street 

Phoenix, AZ 85032 

(602) 787-6622 

Roark Montgomery 

Navarro College 

3200 W. 7 th Avenue 

Corsicana, TX 75110 

(903) 875-7487 

David Elder (Chair) 

Georgia College Athletic Assn. 

P.O. Box 142 

421 Ginger Trail 

Demorest, GA 30535 

(706) 499-8898 

Dave Grant 

Coaches Assoc. President 

Glendale CC 

6000 West Olive Avenue 

Glendale, AZ 85302 

(623) 845-3046 

George Sanders 

Florida State College 

11901 Beach Blvd. 

Jacksonville, FL 32246 

(904) 646-2205 

Jack Robertson 

Faulkner St. CC 

1900 Hwy. 31 South 

Bay Minette, AL 36507 

(251) 580-2135 

Randy Stange 

Hutchinson CC 

1300 N. Plum Street 

Hutchinson, KS 67501 

(620) 665-3530 

2012 DI Baseball Committee & Poll Info 

TOP 20 POLL 

For the 2012 season, the NJCAA will release eight 

Division I baseball rankings on a bi-weekly basis at 

the beginning of the season and then weekly the 

last three weeks of the season based on the 

following schedule: Feb. 29, March 14, March 28, 

April 11, April 25, May 9, May 16 and May 23. The 

final poll date is determined by the start of the DI 

World Series. 

Each NJCAA Region Director with Division I baseball 

will report the top teams in their respective region 

to NJCAA Headquarters each Monday, which is then 

compiled into a weekly region report. This report is 

then sent out to the NJCAA Division I voting panel, 

which consists of the 10 District Directors. Each 

District Director then compiles a Top 20 based on 

this report. (Rank order submitted by each region is 

honored.) In order to be eligible for ranking, a team 

first must have their schedule/results and stats up 

to date on the NJCAA website. They must also then 

be submitted by their region director to the national 

office for poll consideration. 

NJCAA Headquarters will compile all votes and 

release the rankings to the public on each poll date 

online at www.njcaa.org. 

2012 DI Baseball District Directors 

WESTERN: Al Williams (North Idaho College) 

SOUTHWEST: John Green (Clarendon College, Texas) 

SOUTH CENTRAL: Doug Stotler (Jefferson College, Mo.) 

CENTRAL: Randy Stange (Hutchinson CC, Kan.) 

NORTHERN: Gary Huber (Black Hawk College-Moline, Ill.) 

EAST CENTRAL: David Elder (Georgia College Athletic Assn.) 

EASTERN: Dean Myrick (Rockingham CC, N.C.) 

SOUTHEASTERN: Al Cox (Alabama Comm. College Conf.) 

GULF: Bob Zelinski (College of Central Florida) 

SOUTHERN: Roark Montgomery (Navarro College, Texas)

MEDIA GUIDE PRODUCER 

Michael Teague 

NJCAA Intern 

Sports Information & Media Relations 

mteague@njcaa.org 

MEDIA GUIDE EDITOR 

Mark Krug 

NJCAA Assistant Executive Director 

Sports Information & Media Relations 

mkrug@njcaa.org 

For national stats, scores and more throughout the season visit www.njcaa.org — Looking for Records? Download the NJCAA Baseball Record Book 

NJCAA DI Baseball Media Guide Information 

Photo Credits: Photo File, St. Louis Community College Athletic Dept., Salt Lake Community College Athletic Dept., Central Arizona College Athletic Dept., McLennan Communi- 

ty College Athletic Dept., Crowder College Athletic Dept., Fort Scott Community College Athletic Dept., Wabash Valley Community College Athletic Dept., Chattanooga State 

Community College Athletic Dept., Hagerstown Community College Athletic Dept., USC Sumter Athletic Dept., Guilford Technical Community College Athletic Dept., Jeff 

Gammons/www.85zero.com , Alvin Community College Athletic Dept., Lamar Community College Athletic Dept., Trinidad State Junior College Athletic Dept., Jefferson College 

Athletic Dept., Hill College Athletic Dept., Grayson County College Athletic Dept., Seward County Community College Athletic Dept., Neosho County Community College Athletic 

Dept., Johnson County Community College Athletic Dept., Kansas City Kansas Community College Athletic Dept., Olney Central College Athletic Dept., Middle Georgia College 

Athletic Dept., Calhoun Community College Athletic Dept., Lurleen B. Wallace Community College Athletic Dept., Alabama Southern Community College Athletic Dept., 

Chattahoochee Valley Community College Athletic Dept., Santa Fe College Athletic Dept., San Jacinto College-North Athletic Dept., Buddy Bair Photography, Howard College 

Athletic Dept., Indian River State College Athletic Dept., Florence-Darlington Technical College Athletic Dept. 

Inside this issue: 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Inside David Story Freese - World Series MVP 4 

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Division I Region/District Information 

Inside Story 

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2012 Division I World Series Information 6 

Inside Story 

Preseason Poll 

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Inside Story 

District Predictions 

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Inside Top Returning Story Pitchers 9-13 4 

Inside Top Returning Story Players 14-19 5 

Inside 2011 Story Postseason Results 20-21 

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2011 Award Winners 22-25 

2011 Statistical Leaders 26 

Division I Baseball Programs by Region 27-28 

Special Thanks to all the athletic departments and region/district directors for their valued assistance and cooperation in producing this publication. 

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Former-St. Louis CC Player David Freese 

Wins World Series MVP 

St. Louis Cardinals’ third baseman David Freese was largely an unknown 

player entering the 2011 season. Little did the Cardinal fan base know that in 

October he would be raising the World Series MVP trophy. Following his 

heroics in the Fall Classic, Freese quickly became a household name that will 

be remembered in baseball lore for decades to come. 

Freese’s journey to the top of the baseball world began at St. Louis Community 

College - Meramec (Mo.). After suffering from a broken wrist during his 

freshman season, Freese had his coming-out party in 2004. With drastic 

improvements to his swing, Freese earned himself first-team spots on the 

All-Region, All-District and All-American teams. Following his commendable 

season at Meramec, Freese went on to finish his collegiate career at South 

Alabama where he was named Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year. 

Once Freese advanced to professional baseball, his stock began to rise as a 

up-and-coming prospect. The Cardinals thought so much of his abilities that 

they traded star outfielder Jim Edmonds for him prior to the 2009 season. 

Unfortunately, Freese suffered injury after injury and didn’t meet his high 

expectations until the 2011 season. 

During the playoffs, Freese boasted a .397 batting average and tied playoff 

records with 21 RBI’s, 50 total bases and 25 hits. Freese showcased his flare 

for the dramatic in Game 6 of the World Series. 

With the Rangers one strike away from becoming champions, Freese hit a 

two-run triple to tie the game and force extra innings. In the bottom of the 

10th, Freese forced Game 7 with a walk-off home run. The game has largely 

been acclaimed as one of the greatest in the history of the World Series. 

Freese went on to bat in two runs in Game 7, as the Cardinals claimed their 

11th World Series title in club history. 

David Freese - World Series MVP

2012 DI Baseball Region Tournament Dates and Info 

Region Dates Host (Location) 

1 May 3-5, 10-12 @ Higher Seeds 

2 May 10-13 Jenks High School (Jenks, Okla.) 

4 May 11-13 South Suburban College (South Holland, Ill.) 

5* May 12-15 Texas Tech University (Lubbock, Texas) 

6* May 5-7; 12-14 @ Division Champions; Wichita State University (Wichita, Kan.) 

7 May 6-11 Chattanooga State Community College (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 

8* May 5-9 Joker Marchant Stadium (Lakeland, Fla.) 

9 May 4-5, 11-12 @ Regular Season Champion 

10 May 5-9 Burlington Athletic Stadium (Burlington, N.C.) 

11 May 11-14 TBD 

14* May 12-15 Northeast Texas Community College (Mt. Pleasant, Texas) 

15 Regular Season Champion Advances to Region 20 Tournament 

16 May 2-6 Crowder College (Neosho, Mo.) 

17 May 11-14 Georgia Perimeter College (Decatur, Ga.) 

18 May 9-12 College of Southern Nevada (Henderson, Nev.) 

20 May 11-13 Chesapeake College (Wye Mills, Md.) 

22* May 12-17 Eagle Stadium (Ozark, Ala.) 

23 May 11-13 @ Regular Season Champion 

24 May 11-13 John A. Logan College (Carterville, Ill.) 

*Region Champion is also District Champion 

2012 DI Baseball District Tournament Dates and Info 

DISTRICT DATES HOST 

Western May 17-19 Region 18 Tournament Champion 

South Central May 18-20 Region 16 Tournament Champion 

Northern May 18-20 Region 4 Tournament Champion 

East Central May 18-21 Region 17 Tournament Champion 

Eastern May 18-20 Region 10 Tournament Champion 


2012 DI Baseball Region/District Info 

NJCAA Region Structure 

Region 1 Arizona & California; Region 2 Arkansas & Oklahoma; 

Region 3 Upper New York State; Region 4 Upper Illinois & Southern 

Wisconsin; Region 5 New Mexico & West Texas; Region 6 Kansas; 

Region 7 Kentucky & Tennessee; Region 8 Florida; Region 9 Colorado 

(East of the Continental Divide), Eastern Montana, Nebraska & Wyoming; 

Region 10 North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia & South West Virginia; 

Region 11 Iowa; Region 12 Indiana, Lower Michigan & Ohio; 

Region 13 Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Upper Michigan 

Peninsula & Wisconsin; Region 14 Eastern Texas; Region 15 Lower New 

York; Region 16 Missouri; Region 17 Georgia; Region 18 Alaska, Idaho, 

Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Western Montana, Colorado (West of the 

Continental Divide) & Utah; Region 19 Delaware, East Pennsylvania & 

New Jersey; Region 20 District of Columbia, Maryland, West Pennsylvania 

& West Virginia Panhandle; Region 21 Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, 

New Hampshire, Rhode Island & Vermont; Region 22 Alabama; 

Region 23 Mississippi & Louisiana; Region 24 Lower Illinois 

2012 DI Baseball District Alignments 

Western Regions 1, 9, 18 East Central Regions 7, 17 

Southwest Region 5 Eastern Regions 10, 15, 20 

South Central Regions 2, 16, 23 Southeastern Region 22 

Central Region 6 Gulf Region 8 

Northern Regions 4, 11, 24 Southern Region 14 

NOTE: NJCAA Regions 3, 12, 19 and 21 

do not have DI Baseball programs. 

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2012 NJCAA Division I Baseball World Series 

Saturday, May 26 TIME 

Game 1 Northern vs. Southern 9 am 

Game 2 Central vs. Eastern 12 pm 

Game 3 Gulf vs. Western 3 pm 

Game 4 Southwest vs. South Central 7:30 pm 

Sunday, May 27 

Game 5 Game 1 Loser vs. Game 2 Loser 10 am 

Game 6 Game 3 Loser vs. Game 4 Loser 2 pm 

Game 7 Southeastern vs. East Central 7:30 pm 

Monday, May 28 

Game 8 Game 5 Winner vs. Game 6 Winner 10 am 

Game 9 Game 3 Winner vs. Game 4 Winner 2 pm 

Game 10 Game 1 Winner vs. Game 2 Winner 7:30 pm 

Tuesday, May 29 

Game 11 Game 7 Loser vs. Game 9 Loser 11 am 

Game 12 Game 8 Winner vs. Game 10 Loser 3 pm 


Wednesday, May 30 

Game 14 Game 11 Winner vs. Game 13 Loser 3 pm 


Thursday, May 31 

Game 16 Game 14 Winner vs. Game 15 Loser 3 pm 

Game 17 Game 12 Winner vs. Game 15 Winner 7:30 pm 

Friday, June 1 

Game 18* NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 7:30 pm 

Saturday, June 2 (*If Necessary) 

Game 19* *If Necessary 

7:30 pm 

2012 DI Baseball World Series 

TOURNEY INFO 

May 26 - June 2, 2012 

Sam Suplizio Field 

Grand Junction, Colo. 

http://www.jucogj.org/ 

Division I World Series Champions Since 1992 

1992: Essex CC, Md. 2002: Central Arizona College 

1993: Yavapai College, Ariz. 2003: CC of Southern Nevada 

1994: Galveston CC, Texas 2004: Dixie State College of Utah 

1995: Middle Georgia College 2005: New Mexico JC 

1996: Northeast Texas CC 2006: Walters State CC, Tenn. 

1997: Cowley CCC, Kan. 2007: Chipola College, Fla. 

1998: Cowley CCC, Kan. 2008: Grayson CC, Texas 

1999: Grayson CC, Texas 2009: Howard College, Texas 

2000: Grayson CC, Texas 2010: Iowa Western CC 

2001: North Cent. Texas College 2011: Navarro College, Texas 

*NOTE: If there are three teams remaining at Game 18, the team with the most 

games played shall receive a bye to Game 19. If there is a tie for the most games 

played, a coin toss will be used to determine the bye. All games except 

Championship Games (possibly Game 18 if just two teams remain and Game 19) 

will have the run rule. 10 runs after 5 complete innings, 8 runs after 7 complete 

innings. All games are scheduled for 9 innings.

Rank College # Returning Starters 2010-11 Record 

1 Central Arizona College 6 56-15 

Falling on a walk-off home run in the 10th inning of last season’s title game, the Vaqueros are eager to get back. 

2 Chipola College, Fla. N/A 42-20 

The addition of five transfers from SEC schools will make the Indians a formidable opponent in the 2012 season. 

3 Howard College, Texas 7 46-13 

As the top-ranked team in Perfect Game USA’s JUCO Top 50, the Hawks are seeking their third national championship. 

4 Iowa Western Community College 7 43-20 

Last season’s third-place finish in Grand Junction has the Reivers hungry for their third national title in three seasons. 

5 Middle Georgia College 5 37-20 

Despite a disappointing showing in the Region 17 Tournament, the Warriors return a strong group of 12 players. 

6 Navarro College, Texas 4 46-18 

The Bulldogs are aiming to repeat as national champions, but must first survive the highly-competitive Region 14. 

7 Grayson County College, Texas 7 42-17 

An early exit from last season’s World Series has the Vikings’ 14 returning players ready for another shot in 2012. 

8 Walters State Community College, Tenn. 5 43-15 

The Senators will defend their Region 7 regular season crown and try to add an East Central District title this season. 

9 Santa Fe College, Fla. 4 37-11 

Falling in the Region 8 Tournament last season, the Saints look to start off fresh in 2012 and make a World Series run. 

10 USC Sumter, S.C. 8 41-11 

Anchored by their deep and talented rotation, the Fire Ants will present a difficult challenge for opposing hitters. 

11. Miami Dade College, Fla. (33-18) 

12. San Jacinto-North, Texas (40-16) 

13. Jefferson College, Mo. (43-22) 

14. Seward County CC, Kan. (46-20) 

15. Shelton State CC, Ala. (36-19) 

16. Wabash Valley College, Ill. (45-17) 

17. Salt Lake CC, Utah (49-16) 

18. Eastern Oklahoma State (38-22) 

19. Spartanburg Methodist, S.C. (38-17) 

20. Neosho County CC, Kan. (46-14) 

Other Teams to Watch 

Georgia Perimeter College (42-17) 

Chattanooga State CC, Tenn. (43-11) 

Western Nevada College (45-15) 

Cowley County CC, Kan. (43-15) 

Northwest Florida State (39-15) 


2012 DI Baseball Preseason Poll 

#1 CENTRAL ARIZONA 

In the 10th inning of last season’s national championship 

game, Central Arizona saw their title hopes dashed with a 

Navarro walk-off home run. Sophomore pitcher Cody Gray 

highlights 10 returning players that make the Vaqueros 

confident that they can dismiss last season’s heartbreaking 

ending and make another deep run at the 2012 

World Series. 

Blinn College, Texas (39-17) 

John A. Logan College, Ill. (39-17) 

Yavapai College, Ariz. (38-22) 

McLennan CC, Texas (36-22) 

Temple College, Texas (36-19) 

Faulkner State CC, Ala. (33-23) 

Hutchinson CC, Kan. (33-23) 

Alvin CC, Texas (39-24) 

South Suburban College, Ill. (35-27) 

Wallace St. CC-Hanceville, Ala. (20-22) 

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School - Number of Returning Starters (Players) - 2011 Record 

*Predictions compiled from survey provided to all DI programs 

Western 

(Regions 1, 9, 18) 

1. Central Arizona College 6 (10) 56-15 

2. Salt Lake CC 8 (8) 49-16 

3. Western Nevada Coll. 3 (10) 45-15 

4. Yavapai College 2 (5) 38-22 

SOUTHWEST 

(Region 5) 

1. Howard College 7 (13) 46-13 

2. Grayson County College 7 (14) 42-17 

3. McLennan CC 4 (9) 36-22 

4. Temple College 2 (8) 36-19 

SOUTH CENTRAL 

(Regions 2, 16, 23) 

1. Jefferson College 10 (14) 43-22 

2. Eastern Oklahoma St. 4 (8) 38-22 

3. Seminole State College 3 (11) 40-15 

4. Connors State College 4 (9) 39-20 

CENTRAL 

(Region 6) 

1. Seward County CC 8 (14) 46-20 

2. Neosho County CC 4 (15) 46-14 

3. Cowley County CC 7 (11) 43-15 

4. Hutchinson CC 6 (12) 33-23 

NORTHERN 

(Regions 4, 11, 24) 

1. Iowa Western CC 7 (20) 43-20 

2. Wabash Valley College 4 (9) 45-17 

3. John A. Logan College 2 (10) 39-17 

4. South Suburban College 6 (12) 35-27 

2012 DI Baseball District Predictions 

EAST CENTRAL 

(Regions 7, 17) 

1. Middle Georgia College 5 (12) 37-20 

2. Walters State CC 5 (11) 43-15 

3. Georgia Perimeter 4 (12) 42-17 

4. Chattanooga State CC 3 (8) 43-11 

EASTERN 

(Regions 10, 15, 20) 

1. USC Sumter 8 (12) 41-11 

2. Spartanburg Methodist 4 (14) 38-17 

3. Pitt CC 5 (7) 38-13 

4. Potomac State of WVU 1 (9) 38-12 

SOUTHEASTERN 

(Region 22) 

1. Shelton State CC 6 (17) 36-19 

2. Faulkner State CC 3 (12) 33-23 

3. Wallace St. - Hanceville N/A 20-22 

4. Central Alabama CC 6 (11) 32-19 

GULF 

(Region 8) 

1. Chipola College N/A 42-20 

2. Santa Fe College 4 (5) 37-11 

3. Miami Dade College 4 (4) 33-18 

4. Northwest Florida St. 4 (5) 39-15 

SOUTHERN 

(Region 14) 

1. Navarro College 4 (9) 46-18 

2. San Jacinto - North 3 (9) 40-16 

3. Blinn College 8 (14) 39-17 

4. Alvin CC 6 (12) 39-24

Western District (Regions 1, 9, 18) 

Bold Players are Returning All-Americans 

Name College HT WT GP IP R ER H K BB ERA W L 

Kahana Neal Arizona Western College 6' 3" 210 14 84.2 42 27 71 55 15 2.87 5 5 

Ryan Malmstrom Arizona Western College 6' 1" 185 8 28.1 20 9 20 15 10 2.86 2 0 

Cody Gray Central Arizona College 6' 1” 210 16 94.2 32 21 81 81 25 2.00 13 1 

Greg Ryan Central Arizona College 6' 0” 180 15 60.0 20 17 52 68 35 2.55 6 2 

Braulio Hernandez Cochise College 6' 0” 190 14 62.0 22 19 51 44 19 2.76 4 4 

Bubba Blau Cochise College 6' 2” 190 22 39.0 22 16 38 36 29 3.69 1 2 

Cody White College of Southern Idaho 5’ 9” 170 17 20.1 8 5 8 10 8 2.21 1 1 

Dillon Moritz Lamar Community College 6' 6" 215 18 40.0 26 16 44 34 13 3.60 1 2 

Dylan James Otero Junior College 6’ 1” 180 18 42.0 20 6 31 54 18 1.29 4 2 

Pepe Gomez Pima Community College 6' 2” 190 14 70.1 39 27 73 53 15 3.45 7 3 

Julio Felix Pima Community College 6' 1” 205 13 46.0 39 23 62 30 21 4.50 2 5 

AJ Carman Salt Lake Comm. College 6’ 3” 220 19 52.0 27 22 43 50 47 3.81 4 2 

Rudy Acosta Salt Lake Comm. College 6’ 6” 195 15 59.1 19 10 48 62 24 1.52 7 1 

Taylor Kaczmarek South Mountain CC 6' 1” 210 14 71.2 40 27 57 33 34 3.39 5 3 

Jared Gaynor South Mountain CC 6' 0” 160 19 55.0 31 24 48 27 13 3.93 5 2 

Anthony Consiglio Western Nevada College 6' 3” 215 14 53.1 17 14 42 52 19 2.36 7 1 

Andrew Woeck Western Nevada College 5' 10” 175 15 67.1 41 31 51 63 32 4.14 7 2 

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McLennan CC 


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Central Arizona 

CODY GRAY 

2012 DI Baseball Top Returning Pitchers 

Southwest District (Region 5) 



Brad Vachon Cisco College 6' 3” 215 10 44.1 18 15 39 26 11 3.05 4 2 

Scott Cone Clarendon College 6' 2" 185 23 38.0 21 17 45 31 16 4.03 1 0 

Garrett Powell Grayson County College 6' 2” 200 14 32.2 16 10 38 18 11 2.76 3 2 

Benny Suarez Hill College 6' 0” 180 13 45.2 35 17 51 28 23 3.35 3 2 

Michael Franco Howard College 6' 0” 200 14 79.1 31 25 66 88 31 2.84 10 2 

Nick Sawyer Howard College 5' 11” 185 15 18.1 7 4 8 29 17 1.96 2 2 

Thomas Altimont McLennan Comm. College 6’ 0” 175 11 50.2 20 10 51 47 12 1.78 4 1 

Mark Todd Temple College 6' 4” 230 14 49.2 27 15 51 40 29 2.72 6 3 

Julio Angulo Vernon College 6’ 1” 220 11 55.0 33 26 65 24 20 4.25 4 4 

Gabriel Rojas Vernon College 6’ 4” 180 18 41.0 21 15 42 18 5 3.29 3 3 

Tyler Jones Weatherford College 6' 4” 210 21 30.2 21 15 19 34 13 4.40 2 1 

Cody Cunningham Western Texas College 6' 2” 180 12 69.1 41 27 74 38 21 3.50 4 4 

Kyle Breitner Western Texas College 6' 4” 190 12 63.2 35 22 59 39 42 3.11 6 1 

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Salt Lake CC 

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Jordan Morales Connors State College 6' 2” 180 9 42.2 25 14 34 28 12 2.99 4 0 

Ethan Mather Crowder College 5' 10” 195 13 40.1 16 10 24 45 13 2.23 3 0 

Seth Hudson Crowder College 6' 2” 180 12 42.0 31 17 47 28 12 3.64 3 1 

Joshua Wood Delgado Community College 6' 4” 240 15 26.0 12 8 24 18 17 2.77 3 2 

Blake Logan Eastern Oklahoma St. Coll. 6' 0” 235 20 45.0 30 22 39 67 14 4.40 6 2 

Dane Gronewald Jefferson College 6' 5” 225 14 72.0 34 23 59 65 16 2.88 6 3 

Tyler Thompson Jefferson College 5' 10” 190 18 72.1 29 24 58 81 32 2.99 9 5 

Michael Manley Meridian Comm. College 6' 2” 225 15 61.0 25 24 61 58 20 3.54 7 3 

Ivan Pyszka Mineral Area College 6' 0” 275 15 35.2 17 13 37 19 12 3.28 4 0 

Dany Coulombe NE Oklahoma A&M College 6' 1” 185 13 64.2 26 24 55 59 21 3.34 8 2 

Ryan Wilson Seminole State College 6' 0“ 185 51 36.0 18 11 40 25 20 2.75 4 1 

Cody McGill St. Charles Comm. College 6' 2” 195 8 36.0 21 12 33 32 14 3.00 1 4 

Heath Horvath Three Rivers CC - MO 6' 1” 220 13 56.1 28 26 46 50 12 4.15 5 5 

Cody Stause Three Rivers CC - MO 5' 11” 185 9 23.1 10 9 24 26 12 3.47 2 1 

Crowder College 

ETHAN MATHER 

Fort Scott CC 

BRETT SWAIN 

Central District (Region 6) 



Niccolo Loardi Barton Community College 5' 10" 160 19 27.0 18 10 20 33 14 3.33 2 2 

Brandon Ramsey Barton Community College 6' 6" 190 6 7.0 2 1 6 3 3 1.29 0 0 

Dakota McKaskle Butler Community College 6' 3” 200 11 36.2 14 9 27 24 9 2.21 4 0 

Taylor Berthusen Butler Community College 6' 3” 185 13 61.2 41 28 67 30 13 4.09 4 3 

Dylan Casey Cloud County Comm. Coll. 5' 11” 180 9 34.0 31 17 39 23 14 4.50 1 3 

Kevin Shafer Cloud County Comm. Coll. 6' 0" 185 13 59.0 30 18 56 27 39 2.75 3 5 

Cole Webb Coffeyville Comm. College 5' 10” 180 13 74.0 57 31 72 63 37 3.77 4 4 

Brett Swain Fort Scott Comm. College 6' 3” 215 10 39.0 14 9 26 32 28 2.08 6 2 

Joey Parrack Fort Scott Comm. College 6' 4” 190 10 60.2 29 23 63 26 12 3.41 6 2 

Devon Brogan Hutchinson Comm. College 6’ 1” 195 11 53.2 35 22 53 36 34 3.69 3 4 

Jake Heissler Hutchinson Comm. College 6’ 1” 185 8 36.2 17 11 22 31 11 2.70 2 3 

Alex Hill Johnson County CC 6’ 1” 210 11 33.1 26 12 27 35 19 3.24 2 1 

Adam Giacalone Neosho County CC 6' 2” 215 12 83.0 36 25 70 83 14 2.71 10 1 

Matt Strahm Neosho County CC 6' 3” 170 12 67.0 28 27 63 77 20 3.63 9 3 

Junior Mustain Pratt Community College 6' 1” 175 25 51.0 22 15 54 38 20 2.65 4 3 

Gavin Glanz Seward County Comm. Coll. 6' 2” 200 15 72.0 45 36 87 43 33 4.50 6 0 

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DARRIN VESTRING 



Northern District (Regions 4, 11, 24) 



Michael Allen Eastern Iowa Comm. Coll. 6' 2” 215 2 10.0 7 4 7 7 3 3.60 1 1 

Cashtyn DeLeeuw Indian Hills CC - Centerville 6’ 0” 190 12 45.2 35 22 53 52 12 4.34 7 2 

Jordon Piche Indian Hills CC - Centerville 6' 5” 220 8 33.0 18 11 33 30 4 3.00 2 2 

Dave Suarez John A. Logan College 6' 0” 180 12 71.1 35 31 73 45 17 3.91 9 2 

Sean Buchholz John A. Logan College 6' 5” 200 13 59.2 29 20 65 41 21 3.02 5 3 

Josh Dove Lincoln Trail College 6' 1” 220 13 29.0 13 8 19 27 3 2.48 1 2 

Jaden Widdersheim Olney Central College 6' 0” 205 13 33.0 15 11 23 31 8 3.00 3 1 

Conner Porter Olney Central College 6' 8" 215 12 16.0 2 2 7 13 12 1.13 2 1 

Matt Pobereyko South Suburban College 6’ 0” 185 9 15.0 5 3 9 6 2 1.80 1 1 

Justin Kittel Southeastern Illinois College 5' 10" 205 9 19.0 10 8 16 16 8 3.79 0 1 

Dalton Froman Southeastern Illinois College 5' 11" 205 16 30.1 18 13 23 21 11 3.86 2 1 

Darrin Vestring Wabash Valley College 6' 2” 185 22 30.1 13 8 21 36 12 2.37 7 1 

East Central District (Regions 7, 17) 



Eric Ricks Abraham Baldwin Ag. College 6' 3” 190 15 24.0 11 7 23 16 11 2.63 1 2 

Tripp White Chattanooga State CC 6' 1” 188 16 28.1 13 6 25 37 16 1.91 2 0 

Dylan Massengill Chattanooga State CC 6' 3” 212 14 26.0 13 8 19 25 16 2.77 5 0 

Jared Burton Cleveland State Comm. Coll. 6’ 0” 190 18 59.0 29 24 67 42 22 3.66 5 2 

Allen Fender Darton College 6' 4” 200 9 35.0 15 14 32 11 11 3.60 3 3 

Clay Garner Georgia Perimeter College 5' 11” 155 17 73.0 37 25 75 75 30 3.08 9 1 

Devin Rentz Middle Georgia College 6' 2” 220 7 15.0 3 3 9 16 10 1.80 2 0 

Zach Hayden Middle Georgia College 6' 2” 215 15 15.2 13 7 8 21 18 4.02 2 2 

Taylor Cook Roane State Comm. College 6' 4" 225 8 22.1 15 10 20 18 11 4.03 3 0 

Taylor Cook Roane State Comm. College 6' 4” 225 8 22.1 15 10 20 18 11 4.03 3 0 

Tyler Annett Roane State Comm. College 6' 4" 210 11 40.1 45 19 50 28 24 4.24 3 5 

Cody Poarch Walters State Comm. Coll. 6' 5” 195 17 78.1 42 29 62 93 41 3.33 7 4 

England Smith Walters State Comm. Coll. 6' 1” 205 14 46.1 34 16 52 40 17 3.11 5 3 

TRIPP WHITE 

Chattanooga State CC 

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Eastern District (Regions 10, 15, 20) 



Yeifri Isabel ASA College 6’ 1” 185 6 33.0 23 12 27 23 20 3.27 2 2 

Pablo Lora ASA College 6’ 0” 180 7 30.0 18 11 21 29 18 3.30 3 2 

Nik Nowottnick Chesapeake College 6' 4” 195 12 57.2 36 28 56 36 32 4.37 3 2 

Chris Erker Guilford Technical CC 5' 11” 185 11 50.1 23 15 41 54 25 2.68 4 1 

Adam Kirkpatrick Guilford Technical CC 5' 7” 150 17 25.1 8 8 19 20 13 2.84 5 1 

Cole Sellers Hagerstown Comm. College 6’ 5” 225 11 45.0 33 23 48 41 18 4.60 2 5 

Dylan Schaeffer Hagerstown Comm. College 6’ 1” 190 14 29.0 13 8 26 27 9 2.48 3 0 

Jason Seitler Harford Community College 6' 0” 195 20 67.1 36 24 56 74 28 3.21 9 3 

Christian Pfaff Pitt Community College 6' 3” 200 14 60.2 38 28 50 53 38 4.15 7 4 

Matt Neal Pitt Community College 5' 10” 170 6 20.2 11 8 17 19 3 3.48 3 1 

Brendan Miller Potomac St. College of WVU 6’ 3” 245 11 35.2 16 16 21 39 19 4.04 4 1 

Stephen Leopard Spartanburg Methodist Coll. 6' 0” 200 5 19.2 15 6 21 13 2 2.75 3 1 

Hunter Rice Spartanburg Methodist Coll. 5' 8” 193 15 20.1 7 7 15 23 5 3.10 2 1 

Brandon Stoots USC Salkehatchie 5' 9" 150 12 59.1 45 26 68 29 22 3.94 1 7 

Tyler Smith USC Sumter 6' 3” 205 12 58.0 27 22 47 75 23 3.41 6 0 

Tyler Fletcher USC Sumter 5' 11” 175 11 57.1 21 13 60 48 19 2.04 6 1 

DYLAN SCHAEFER 

P 

TYLER FLETCHER 

Hagerstown CC USC Sumter 

Guilford Tech 

Southeastern District (Region 22) 



Mike O'Neal Chattahoochee Valley CC 6' 1” 220 20 121 46 35 105 110 11 2.60 11 2 

Zach Helewski Chattahoochee Valley CC 6' 3” 200 15 84.1 39 32 74 67 23 3.42 7 4 

Justin Chambers Enterprise State CC 6' 1” 200 3 13.2 4 3 6 12 3 1.98 1 0 

Britt Wilson Enterprise State CC 5' 9” 180 16 65.0 19 12 31 28 14 1.66 2 5 

Dylan Stamey Faulkner State Comm. Coll. 6' 2” 180 25 42.2 13 9 35 47 18 1.90 3 1 

Jeffrey Price Faulkner State Comm. Coll. 6' 1” 205 15 58.1 36 27 55 26 17 4.17 6 1 

Matthew Barber Lurleen B. Wallace CC 6' 1” 195 15 37.0 25 17 30 33 13 4.14 1 2 

Alex Malazzo Shelton State Comm. College 6' 2” 185 13 64.0 36 26 56 58 26 3.66 8 3 

Terrance Dedrick Shelton State Comm. College 6' 0” 175 15 32.0 11 5 23 38 10 1.41 5 0 

P 

CHRIS ERKER

P 

MATTHEW HOWARD 

Northwest Florida State 



Gulf District (Region 8) 



Danny Dixon Brevard Community College 6' 1” N/A 14 81.0 38 28 70 70 22 3.11 2 6 

Jordan Modine Brevard Community College 6' 4” N/A 11 62.0 29 20 68 42 16 2.90 5 5 

Ben Burns Daytona State College 6’ 3” 205 14 34.1 12 10 37 23 4 2.62 3 0 

Hunter Phillips Florida St. College-Jacksonville 6' 1” 200 11 33.2 18 14 34 30 15 3.74 2 1 

Ben Tidwell Gulf Coast State College 6’ 3” 220 12 75.2 41 32 65 67 47 3.81 6 2 

Kevin Greene Indian River State College 5' 11” 175 18 48.0 23 18 39 26 18 3.38 4 2 

Jonah Davis Lake Sumter Comm. College 6' 0” 150 28 30.2 16 11 43 8 5 3.23 1 0 

Matthew Howard Northwest Florida St. Coll. 6' 2” 200 23 37.2 10 5 23 45 10 1.19 3 2 

Danny Davis Pensacola State College 6' 2'“ 180 17 59.1 34 26 59 50 20 3.94 2 3 

Alec Asher Polk State College 6' 4” 225 14 49.2 22 14 46 56 13 2.54 6 0 

Brian Johnson Polk State College 6' 0” 170 12 80.0 44 31 75 54 18 3.49 6 2 

Kurtis Gens Seminole St. College of Fla. 6' 1” 180 13 34.0 22 14 45 18 7 3.71 2 2 

Brian Thomas St. Johns River State College 5' 11” 185 12 50.1 37 27 52 33 29 4.83 3 1 

Zach Gordon St. Petersburg College 6' 3” 180 23 50.2 44 26 70 39 20 4.62 2 6 

Jay Murray SC of Fla., Manatee-Sarasota 6' 1” 180 23 42.2 18 15 40 48 15 3.16 3 2 

Josh Clemen SC of Fla., Manatee-Sarasota 6' 3” 220 18 28.1 14 11 32 27 14 3.49 1 1 

Southern District (Region 14) 



Jacob Lara Alvin Community College 5' 11” 175 13 91.0 26 17 77 79 13 1.68 10 2 

Cody Williams Alvin Community College 5' 11” 175 5 53.0 30 15 58 33 19 2.55 5 2 

Bobby McCormack Angelina College 6' 1“ 195 12 57.2 19 12 37 61 18 1.87 5 2 

Jason Simms Blinn College 6’ 3” 180 15 93.0 40 34 83 83 23 3.29 9 3 

Trevor Seidenberger Blinn College 6’ 2” 200 15 73.0 26 24 54 72 30 2.96 6 4 

Justin Hedgepeth Bossier Parish Comm. Coll. 6' 2” 170 9 37.2 27 17 43 30 17 4.06 2 3 

Kyle King Bossier Parish Comm. Coll. 6' 0” 160 11 17.0 13 4 19 10 6 2.12 0 1 

Rande Revilla Galveston College 5' 9” 165 9 39.2 16 10 32 28 14 2.27 1 6 

Cody Butler Galveston College 6' 3” 181 13 38.0 22 16 39 32 27 3.79 1 3 

Clint Wilson Navarro College 6' 1” 215 17 17.1 8 6 15 21 6 3.12 3 0 

Michael Medina Paris Junior College 6' 1" 220 15 57.2 37 20 73 33 11 3.12 2 4 

Daniel Stumpf San Jacinto College-North 6' 2” 198 7 23.2 11 6 18 19 18 2.28 2 0 

Caleb Hawkins Texarkana College 6' 0” 185 20 38.1 15 12 32 20 10 2.82 4 1 

JACOB LARA 

Alvin CC 

P 

13

14 


OF 

Trinidad State JC 

BEN LAHN 

CHAYSE MARION 

Lamar CC 

1B 

Western District (Regions 1, 9, 18) 

2012 DI Baseball Top Returning Players 

Name College POS HT WT AVG HR RBI SB 

Cameron Harper Central Arizona College OF 6' 3” 200 .300 8 41 13 

Jorge Flores Central Arizona College SS 5' 9” 185 .391 2 43 31 

Xyruse Martinez Central Arizona College IF 5' 9” 170 .319 1 27 8 

Zane Metz Central Arizona College OF 6' 2” 205 .324 0 18 6 

Jesus Urbina Cochise College 2B 5' 11” 180 .362 0 41 15 

Max Lefevre Cochise College SS 5' 9” 160 .257 0 17 31 

Ben Douglas College of Southern Idaho IF 6’ 1” 215 .378 6 41 1 

Chase Harris College of Southern Idaho OF 6’ 1” 210 .324 5 36 13 

Parker Webster College of Southern Idaho OF/IF 6’ 2” 215 .272 5 35 8 

Brede Kochi Eastern Arizona College SS 5' 5” 140 .360 0 19 9 

Kenneth Gallegos Eastern Arizona College OF 5' 11” 220 .353 4 30 1 

Ben Lahn Lamar Community College OF 6' 3" 215 .385 16 50 3 

Jackson Gooch Lamar Community College OF 6' 4" 205 .351 6 35 7 

Pier-Olivier Dostaler Lamar Community College SS 6' 0” 185 .339 7 42 8 

Argenis Salazar Otero Junior College C 5’ 10” 205 .337 2 22 0 

Michael Rosario Otero Junior College 3B 6’ 0” 205 .333 4 41 8 

Nerio Barreto Otero Junior College OF 5’ 11” 185 .440 11 36 4 

Zack Mang Otero Junior College OF 6’ 0” 205 .302 2 31 9 

Hayden Cota-Robles Pima Community College 1B/OF 6' 3” 230 .314 2 43 2 

Ryan Gerber Pima Community College IF 5' 10” 175 .295 4 19 12 

Braden Anderson Salt Lake Comm. College OF 6’ 0” 205 .366 2 41 22 

Dominque Taylor Salt Lake Comm. College OF 6’ 0” 190 .385 5 54 24 

Tyson Popoff Salt Lake Comm. College IF 5’ 8” 165 .309 0 27 7 

Kyle Raidy South Mountain CC OF 5' 10” 155 .302 0 16 23 

Timmy Lee South Mountain CC OF 5' 8” 182 .362 0 11 7 

Brandon Vaughn Trinidad St. Junior College 3B 6' 0 “ 190 .395 5 33 4 

Chayse Marion Trinidad St. Junior College 1B 6' 4 “ 220 .407 1 47 1 

Hans Ask Trinidad St. Junior College SS 6' 2 “ 180 .349 6 43 9 

Chris Wooley Western Nevada College SS 5' 10” 175 .337 1 35 17 

Donald Glover Western Nevada College CF 6' 1” 185 .286 0 12 2 

Jonathon Rodriquez Yavapai College OF 6' 0” 230 .283 4 25 10 

Josh Anderson Yavapai College IF 6' 0” 205 .364 1 33 5 

OF 


DOMINIQUE TAYLOR 

Salt Lake CC

OF 

TYLER HIBBERT 

TYLER HIBBERT 

Jefferson College 

Outfielder Jefferson College 

BOONE WEISS 

TYLER HIBBERT 

Hill College 

Outfielder Jefferson College 

South Central District (Regions 2, 16, 23) Bold Players are Returning All-Americans 


Chris Tavares Connors State College C 6’ 0” 200 .353 6 35 2 

Jake Barton Connors State College IF 5' 10” 165 .320 1 12 8 

Drew Crain Crowder College 3B 5' 10” 195 .343 8 43 10 

Justin Treece Crowder College SS 5' 7” 150 .305 1 37 18 

Kyle Dickens Crowder College OF/1B 6' 0” 185 .307 3 26 8 

Angelo Bruno Delgado Comm. College C 5' 11” 235 .298 4 31 4 

Daniel Brockhoeft Delgado Comm. College 3B 6' 0” 195 .348 9 40 5 

Sean McMullen Delgado Comm. College CF 5' 8” 175 .268 5 20 5 

Ross Rose Eastern Oklahoma State OF 6' 3” 231 .294 7 33 5 

Fred Ford Jefferson College IF 6' 5” 225 .290 16 56 15 

Sage Boehner Jefferson College IF/OF 5' 10” 195 .357 3 29 13 

Tyler Hibbert Jefferson College OF 5' 10” 180 .432 1 23 32 

Brian Donohoe Meridian Comm. College OF/C 6' 0” 180 .311 3 22 6 

Johnny Tolson Meridian Comm. College SS 6' 0” 185 .296 0 7 5 

Wade Wass Meridian Comm. College C 6' 2” 220 .370 11 39 8 

Tanner Glore Mineral Area College 3B 5’ 11” 200 .448 11 40 10 

Cody Riley NE Oklahoma A&M 1B 6' 3” 225 .316 11 62 3 

Dom Samyn NE Oklahoma A&M 3B 6' 3” 210 .313 4 46 2 

Peter Hoyt NE Oklahoma A&M OF 5' 9” 190 .368 2 20 15 

Horace Johnson Seminole State College 3B 5' 11” 190 .264 4 31 1 

Jose Olazagasti Seminole State College SS 5' 8” 165 .367 4 37 4 

Ryan Wilson Seminole State College OF/P 6' 0“ 185 .298 8 33 3 

Jimmy Obermark St. Charles Comm. Coll. SS 6' 0” 170 .286 2 15 20 

Justin Hennig St. Charles Comm. Coll. 1B 6' 0” 190 .327 1 25 5 

Alex Lang Three Rivers CC - MO SS 5' 11” 155 .297 0 25 18 

Trent Wooldridge Three Rivers CC - MO OF 5' 10” 170 .337 0 18 10 

Southwest District (Region 5) 


IF 



Alvaro Moreno Cisco College 1B/DH 5' 11” 200 .386 0 35 0 

Beto Rodriguez Cisco College 2B/3B 5' 10” 185 .309 0 25 4 

Cody Tillotson Cisco College 1B/DH 6' 3” 240 .336 2 17 0 

Eric Tate Cisco College SS/C 5' 11” 195 .355 2 33 2 

Alberto Morales Clarendon College 3B 6' 2" 210 .375 2 56 7 

Alex Howe Clarendon College OF 5' 8" 180 .378 2 46 15 

Ryan Stajduhar Clarendon College OF/1B 6' 2" 205 .365 3 29 2 

Wigberto Nevarez Clarendon College C 6' 3" 225 .282 6 47 2 

Aaron Huerta El Paso Comm. College IF 5' 10” 195 .311 1 14 7 

Luis Adrian Garcia El Paso Comm. College OF/P 5' 10” 180 .303 1 17 13 

Marcos Derkes El Paso Comm. College OF 6' 0” 160 .391 1 3 0 

Brian Smith Grayson County College RF 6' 3” 225 .322 4 29 4 

Madison Carter Grayson County College 3B 5' 10” 180 .351 5 57 31 

Travis Brewster Grayson County College CF 5' 10” 190 .421 4 46 40 

Trevor Holland Grayson County College SS 6' 0” 170 .350 2 27 6 

Boone Weiss Hill College IF 5' 9” 180 .380 11 56 10 

Chane Lynch Hill College IF 6' 4” 190 .401 1 21 5 

Cole Savage Hill College IF 5' 11” 185 .340 1 15 14 

Dustin Russel Hill College C 6' 0” 180 .357 0 6 0 

Jordan Allen Howard College OF 6' 0” 205 .383 2 35 8 

Paul Hendrix Howard College SS 6' 2” 185 .379 2 42 7 

Johnny Garrett New Mexico Military OF 5' 9" 196 .327 0 20 16 

Robert Orona New Mexico Military UTL 5' 10" 170 .320 0 24 8 

Juan Carlos Paredes Ranger College SS 5' 10” 175 .337 2 26 8 

Justin Watson Temple College OF 6' 1” 175 .317 6 30 7 

Keaton Green Vernon College OF 5’ 9” 175 .353 2 15 22 

Brandon Vinyard Weatherford College OF 5' 10” 190 .316 2 18 6 

Peter Cuomo Weatherford College SS 5' 9” 185 .307 7 28 13 

Zac Johnson Western Texas College OF 6' 0” 190 .310 2 24 9 

TRAVIS BREWSTER 

Grayson County College 


CF 

15

16 


Central District (Region 6) 



Caleb Wilburn Allen County Comm. Coll. 3B/1B 6' 4” 220 .293 6 26 0 

Eric Seymour Allen County Comm. Coll. 3B 6' 1” 180 .395 1 21 0 

Kyle Johnston Allen County Comm. Coll. OF 6' 1” 190 .329 0 11 0 

Travis Stafford Allen County Comm. Coll. SS 5' 10” 170 .305 1 7 3 

Adam Geisick Barton Comm. College OF 5' 10" 170 .316 0 26 7 

Clayton Garland Barton Comm. College OF 6' 1" 180 .333 0 13 7 

Federico Castagnini Barton Comm. College SS 6' 0" 170 .294 2 41 16 

Aaron Malone Butler Community College IF 5' 9” 165 .285 0 19 4 

Brayon Colley Butler Community College OF 5' 8” 160 .350 1 28 31 

Ross Cunningham Butler Community College OF 6' 0” 185 .339 5 42 16 

Dylan Casey Cloud County Comm. Coll. P/OF 5' 11” 180 .330 0 9 2 

Matt Jackson Cloud County Comm. Coll. 1B 6' 3" 220 .279 1 34 1 

Taylor Herrington Cloud County Comm. Coll. 2B 5' 9" 180 .282 0 19 10 

Robert Hoffman Coffeyville Comm. College OF/P 6' 1” 180 .257 0 10 8 

Corey Stringer Fort Scott Comm. College C 6’ 0” 205 .394 1 43 10 

Grant Dunngan Hutchinson Comm. College 1B 6’ 5” 215 .354 4 29 4 

Seth Floyd Hutchinson Comm. College IF 5’ 8” 155 .299 0 11 9 

Blake Sturgeon Johnson County CC 2B 5’ 10” 155 .336 2 49 66 

Caleb Hallman Johnson County CC C 5’ 10” 190 .354 1 39 10 

Chad Shannon Johnson County CC OF 6’ 3” 165 .364 1 45 65 

Tory Stoffregen Johnson County CC OF 5’ 11” 185 .330 1 43 16 

David Richards Kansas City Kansas CC CF 6' 2” 200 .407 10 61 12 

Adam Giacalone Neosho County CC 1B 6' 2” 215 .396 18 102 5 

Garrett Schaede Neosho County CC 3B 6' 1” 190 .318 10 48 5 

Kaz Sanders Neosho County CC SS 5' 10” 175 .321 1 29 1 

Bryant Theis Pratt Community College 1B 5' 10” 195 .298 0 25 6 

Skylar Angood Pratt Community College CF 6' 2” 195 .290 2 34 23 

Todd Reller Pratt Community College C 6' 1” 200 .299 0 15 2 

Ben Wainwright Seward County CC 1B 5' 11” 200 .333 5 32 0 

Jake Barrios Seward County CC SS 6' 2” 200 .359 8 58 6 

Tanner Rainey Seward County CC OF 6' 0” 180 .342 3 35 3 

Willy Gustin Seward County CC OF 5' 9” 165 .394 1 33 4 

WILLY GUSTIN 

OF 

1B 

Seward County CC Neosho County CC 

ADAM GIACALONE 


OF 

CHAD SHANNON 

Johnson County CC 

DAVID RICHARDS 

Kansas City CC 

CF

Northern District (Regions 4, 11, 24) Bold Players are Returning All-Americans 


Kelvin Brito Indian Hills - Centerville 3B 6’ 0” 210 .298 5 24 2 

Yuliecer Arias Indian Hills - Centerville SS 6' 1” 180 .316 4 28 7 

Josh Meade John A. Logan College C 6' 0” 190 .294 0 2 0 

Kyle McHugh John A. Logan College DH 6' 4” 225 .301 6 51 0 

Phil Pupillo John A. Logan College C 6' 1” 190 .288 1 16 3 

Tyler Mikrut John A. Logan College OF 5' 11” 190 .280 8 23 1 

Cameron Sloan Kaskaskia College C/DH 6' 1" 190 .369 2 29 2 

Steve Todoschuk Kaskaskia College 1B/3B 6' 0" 240 .389 2 39 2 

Cody Schmitt Olney Central College UTL 6' 0” 185 .420 0 46 2 

Derek Petersen Olney Central College 1B 6' 2" 215 .385 3 54 6 

Nate Ruzich South Suburban College C 6' 2” 195 .318 1 41 2 

Luis Bruno Southeastern Illinois Coll. 2B 5' 10" 185 .320 3 23 2 

Brian Doll Southeastern Illinois Coll. OF 6' 1” 180 .352 3 17 11 

Cody Daily Southeastern Illinois Coll. 3B 6' 3” 200 .348 6 29 1 

Marshall Vallandingham Southeastern Illinois Coll. 2B 5' 10” 180 .351 4 37 17 

Gabriel Roa Wabash Valley College SS 5' 10” 180 .500 1 35 22 

Jeff Jackson Wabash Valley College 1B 6' 3” 200 .364 7 45 9 

Korey Hall Wabash Valley College OF 6' 1” 200 .327 1 18 12 

Eastern District (Regions 10, 15, 20) 



Eduardo Valdez ASA College OF 6’ 2” 180 .361 6 22 34 

Johnathan Tineo ASA College 3B 6’ 1” 185 .352 2 27 6 

Yariel Medina ASA College SS 5’ 10” 170 .374 2 31 27 

Kyle Brandenburg Guilford Technical CC UTL 6' 2” 180 .310 1 14 8 

Trevor Leonard Guilford Technical CC IF 6' 0” 180 .417 0 26 10 

Victor Morel Guilford Technical CC SS 5' 10” 165 .357 0 15 4 

Danny Morris Hagerstown Comm. Coll. 3B 5’ 10” 190 .323 2 36 11 

Anthony Ortiz Harford Comm. College IF 5' 9” 170 .396 2 38 15 

James Wilson Harford Comm. College SS 5' 11” 185 .430 2 54 11 

Kyle Lindsey Harford Comm. College OF 6' 2” 190 .371 0 15 24 

Nick Octavi Harford Comm. College C 5' 11” 195 .313 0 33 16 

Jake Watson Louisburg College SS/2B 5’ 9” 175 .500 0 3 1 

Zach Houchins Louisburg College SS/3B 6’ 1” 185 .349 4 35 7 

Brad Hunter Pitt Community College DH/OF 6' 1” 188 .281 5 19 1 

Ryan Cranmer Pitt Community College 3B/OF 6' 1” 200 .371 5 36 5 

Zach Markel Potomac State of WVU 1B 6’ 1” 205 .338 0 45 0 

Ben Boykin Spartanburg Methodist C 5' 10” 195 .347 2 27 0 

Seth Neely Spartanburg Methodist IF 5' 10” 202 .312 1 16 13 

Dalton Novia USC Salkehatchie OF 5' 6" 155 .364 1 21 9 

Dominick Aiken USC Salkehatchie OF 5' 11" 190 .310 1 12 4 

Jermale Paige USC Salkehatchie OF 5' 8" 174 .362 0 9 16 

Matt Arant USC Salkehatchie OF/1B 5' 9" 150 .340 0 6 0 

Scott Price USC Sumter OF 6' 3” 200 .405 5 34 6 

Zach Hawley USC Sumter C 5' 10” 180 .304 0 10 2 



East Central District (Regions 7, 17) Bold Players are Returning All-Americans 


Les Evans Abraham Baldwin AC 3B 6' 0” 215 .346 2 30 0 

Will Hinson Abraham Baldwin AC 2B 5' 11” 170 .341 2 16 6 

Brady Reed Chattanooga State CC C 6' 1” 199 .357 1 15 4 

Isaac Davenport Chattanooga State CC OF 5' 10” 163 .389 0 25 22 

Tyler Roach Chattanooga State CC 1B 6' 2” 205 .400 1 45 6 

Zach Zarzour Chattanooga State CC 2B 5' 9” 177 .366 0 37 22 

Grant Zawadzki Cleveland State CC SS 5' 11” 170 .301 2 23 18 

Parker Nix Darton College OF 6' 2” 180 .282 0 13 18 

Garitt Church Georgia Perimeter Coll. 3B 6' 0” 175 .325 0 32 15 

McLendon Hill Georgia Perimeter Coll. SS 6' 2” 185 .295 0 24 25 

Bo Way Middle Georgia College OF 5' 10” 170 .333 1 26 15 

Caleb Bryson Middle Georgia College 1B 6' 1” 210 .314 9 52 2 

Dylan Kelly Middle Georgia College C 5' 11” 190 .429 1 33 3 

Khirus Ware Middle Georgia College OF 6' 2” 190 .389 2 25 10 

Brandon Johnston Motlow St. Comm. Coll. SS 6' 3” 175 .357 0 16 11 

Kenneth Perkey Motlow St. Comm. Coll. OF 6' 2” 200 .325 1 17 6 

Ryan Huber Motlow St. Comm. Coll. IF 5' 11” 170 .310 0 7 2 

Josh Hillard Roane State CC 1B 6’ 0” 185 .344 0 8 1 

Brandon Cruce South Georgia College SS 5' 10” 185 .300 0 14 2 

Jonathan Farabow South Georgia College 2B 5' 9” 185 .375 0 9 0 

Patrick McGlynn South Georgia College 1B/C 6' 0” 220 .324 0 14 2 

Josh Coker Walters St. Comm. Coll. LF 6' 0” 190 .394 4 19 3 

Kendall Keeton Walters St. Comm. Coll. SS 6' 0” 185 .360 3 46 12 

Marcus Davis Walters St. Comm. Coll. CF 6' 3” 205 .298 4 24 3 

Mike Davis Walters St. Comm. Coll. C 6' 3 “ 215 .300 3 15 5 

Dusty Davis West Georgia Tech Coll. IF 5' 10” 175 .290 11 38 20 

CODY SCHMITT 

Olney Central 

UTL 

1B 

CALEB BRYSON 

Middle Georgia 

17

18 


HUNTER KELLY 

Calhoun CC 

AARON HAAG 

Lurleen B. Wallace 

CF 

IF 


Southeastern District (Region 22) Bold Players are Returning All-Americans 


Brandon Kiser Alabama Southern CC OF 6' 4” 185 .294 5 20 6 

Cliff Covington Alabama Southern CC 1B 6' 1” 200 .347 4 35 0 

Hunter Kelley Calhoun Comm. College CF 6' 1” 185 .407 12 52 17 

Mathew Tittle Calhoun Comm. College SS 6' 0” 185 .364 8 44 13 

TJ Eifert Calhoun Comm. College 3B 6’ 0” 205 .360 7 61 7 

Jared Kahn Chattahoochee Valley CC 2B 5' 8” 180 .286 3 26 20 

Martin Castro Chattahoochee Valley CC UTL 6' 1” 190 .351 0 35 7 

Taylor Hinshaw Chattahoochee Valley CC OF 6' 1” 220 .284 6 44 0 

Ty Abbott Chattahoochee Valley CC OF 6' 3” 230 .340 3 29 0 

Alberto Vasquez Enterprise St. Comm. Coll. 1B 6' 2” 200 .348 4 15 3 

Luke Miller Enterprise St. Comm. Coll. DH 6’ 0” 200 .345 5 18 3 

Travis Register Enterprise St. Comm. Coll. 2B 6' 1” 190 .324 2 12 8 

Austin Potts Faulkner St. Comm. College SS 6' 1” 175 .365 1 27 3 

Phillip McDuffie Faulkner St. Comm. College C 5' 11” 190 .365 3 37 8 

Brandon Blackwelder Jefferson Davis CC OF 6' 2” 185 .325 1 18 8 

Dustin Bickmeyer Jefferson Davis CC C 6' 1” 185 .308 0 8 4 

Jordan Creel Jefferson Davis CC OF 6' 0” 175 .321 2 19 19 

Lee Hunter Jefferson Davis CC 1B 6' 4” 210 .336 6 27 3 

Aaron Haag Lurleen B. Wallace CC IF 6' 3” 220 .355 7 55 6 

David Carter Lurleen B. Wallace CC OF 6' 1” 195 .306 6 25 9 

Josh Thompson Lurleen B. Wallace CC OF 5' 9” 180 .354 0 14 16 

Brandon Thomasson Marion Military Institute 1B 6' 4” 225 .330 9 30 4 

Lance Wilson Shelton St. Comm. College SS 6' 0” 180 .301 0 24 30 

Terrance Dedrick Shelton St. Comm. College OF 6' 0” 175 .347 2 38 1 

1B 

CLIFF COVINGTON 

Alabama Southern 

MARTIN CASTRO 

Chattahoochee Valley 

UTL

Gulf District (Region 8) 


Christian Coburn Coll. of Central Florida CF 5’ 9” 165 .338 1 32 19 

Josh Whitchurch Coll. of Central Florida C 6’ 0” 195 .316 0 26 5 

Scooter Price Daytona State College OF 6’ 0” 194 .293 8 30 3 

Terrell Joyce Florida St. - Jacksonville 3B/P 6' 4“ 225 .355 5 28 11 

Eros Modena Indian River St. College CF 6' 0” 185 .320 2 33 8 

Jordan Robinson Indian River St. College 3B 6' 2” 195 .340 2 44 11 

Mark Donato Indian River St. College 1B 6' 2” 215 .320 7 44 2 

Chris Suto Lake Sumter CC OF 5' 10” 160 .320 3 31 17 

Kyle Kennedy Northwest Florida State CF 6' 0” 170 .329 1 25 10 

Trae Santos Northwest Florida State P/DH 6' 2” 228 .359 6 45 1 

Alex Hernandez Palm Beach St. College SS 5' 9” 180 .330 3 33 11 

John Beary Pensacola St. College C 5' 10” 200 .248 11 35 10 

Colt Hankamer Polk State College SS 5' 8” 170 .318 1 32 6 

Michael Danner Polk State College LF 5' 10” 185 .357 5 46 21 

Ryne Knuth Polk State College CF 6' 0” 175 .269 0 9 34 

Drew Doty Santa Fe College CF 5’ 10” 175 .381 6 46 8 

Garrett Greenwell Santa Fe College 1B 6’ 0” 240 .323 2 16 1 

Tim Remes Santa Fe College C 6’ 0” 190 .289 4 25 2 

Trey Griffin Santa Fe College RF 6’ 3” 210 .319 4 28 8 

Tyler Lesch Seminole St. Coll. of Fla. OF 5' 10” 175 .273 1 17 12 

Lee Hart St. Johns River St. Coll. C/1B 6' 0” 210 .285 0 24 1 

Drew Posavec St. Petersburg College 1B 6' 0” 220 .304 0 11 2 

Tyler Rocklein SCF - Manatee-Sarasota RF 6' 3” 210 .341 7 50 10 

CF 

Santa Fe College 

DREW DOTY 


TRAE SANTOS 

Northwest Florida St. 


DH 

OF 


JUSTIN BYRD 

San Jacinto-North 

BRETT DOE 

Navarro College 

Southern District (Region 14) 



Chris Quinn Alvin Comm. College SS 5' 11” 175 .339 1 22 8 

Jordan Camel Alvin Comm. College C 6' 0” 180 .320 1 18 5 

Nate Lyons Alvin Comm. College RF 6' 1” 195 .300 1 15 9 

Scott Zimmerle Alvin Comm. College 1B 6' 0” 205 .327 2 28 6 

Keith Cormier Angelina College OF 6' 1” 195 .349 0 18 5 

Zach Taylor Angelina College SS 6' 1” 185 .328 4 25 5 

Eric Preuss Blinn College 3B 6’ 1” 190 .293 1 27 1 

Kevin Daniels Blinn College OF 5’ 11” 180 .280 0 30 14 

Tyler Boss Blinn College OF 6’ 2” 200 .309 1 22 9 

Brandon Spencer Bossier Parish CC C 5' 9” 165 .358 1 22 11 

Chris Back Bossier Parish CC OF 6' 0” 175 .341 0 7 2 

D'Marco Poindexter Bossier Parish CC 2B 5' 6” 180 .327 0 11 14 

Justin Norris Bossier Parish CC OF 6' 0” 155 .357 0 19 7 

Chris Navarro Galveston College OF 5' 7” 175 .366 1 17 6 

Kyle Giusti Galveston College IF 5' 11” 180 .333 0 15 13 

Tyler Iguess Galveston College OF 5' 9” 150 .327 0 14 11 

Brett Doe Navarro College SS 5' 10” 190 .315 3 24 12 

Brode Boyd Navarro College RF 6' 0” 205 .301 6 24 8 

Weston Hall Navarro College CF 6' 1” 200 .320 2 19 20 

Shane Segovia Northeast Texas CC 3B/SS 5' 11” 207 .308 0 12 7 

Esteban Gomez San Jacinto Coll. - North 1B 6' 1” 210 .342 1 37 4 

Justin Byrd San Jacinto Coll. - North OF 6' 1” 190 .328 2 42 27 

Kyle Chaskin San Jacinto Coll. - North 3B/P 5' 10” 200 .329 0 11 1 

Justin Copeland Texarkana College RF 6' 1” 190 .383 1 35 9 

Trent Smith Texarkana College CF 5' 10” 180 .300 0 2 7 

Ty Parker Texarkana College C 5' 10” 215 .347 1 26 4 

SS 

19

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2011 DI Baseball Region & District Tournament Results 

Region Championship Result 

1 Central Arizona College (48-12) def. Yavapai College, Ariz. (36-25) — 1-0 

2 Eastern Oklahoma St. College (37-20) def. NE Oklahoma A&M (36-20) — 7-6 

4 South Suburban College, Ill. (35-25) def. Kishwaukee College, Ill. (26-27) — 4-1 

5* Grayson County CC, Texas (42-15) def. Howard College, Texas (46-13) — 12-6 

6* Seward County CC, Kan. (44-18) def. Colby CC, Kan. (43-20) — 5-2 

7 Columbia St. CC, Tenn. (33-14) def. Chattanooga St., Tenn. (41-11) — 9-8 (10 inn.) 

8* Chipola College, Fla. (39-20) def. NW Florida St. College (39-15) — 6-5 (11 inn.) 

9 Lamar CC, Colo. (46-15) def. Otero JC, Colo. (38-22) — 3-2 (10 inn.) 

10 Pitt CC, N.C. (37-11) def. Guilford Technical CC, N.C. (24-15) — 9-8 

11 Iowa Western CC (37-17) def. Marshalltown CC, Iowa (27-23) — 9-1 

14* Navarro College, Texas (42-17) def. Alvin CC, Texas (35-26) — 10-3 

15 ASA College, N.Y. (29-11) def. Monroe College, N.Y. (20-16) — 4-0 

16 Jefferson College, Mo. (41-19) def. Crowder College, Mo. (40-19) — 2-0 

17 Georgia Perimeter College (42-15) def. South Georgia College (30-31) — 4-2 

18 Salt Lake CC, Utah (47-14) def. Western Nevada College (46-13) — 2-0 

20* Potomac State College of WVU (33-9) def. Anne Arundel CC, Md. (30-20) — 17-3 

22* Southern Union St. CC, Ala. (42-18) def. Faulkner St. CC, Ala. (15-21) — 8-1 

23 Delgado CC, La. (40-15) def. Baton Rouge CC, La. (39-15) — 8-6 

24 Logan A. Logan College, Ill. (35-17) def. Wabash Valley College, Ill. (45-17) — 2-1 

*Region Champion is also District Champion 

NOTE: District arrangement in 2011 was the same as 2012 arrangement. 

Western District Championship 

Region 1 Champion Region 18 Champion Score 

Central Arizona College (52-13) def. Salt Lake CC, Utah (49-16) 12-9 

2011 DI Baseball Region/District Results 

2011 DI Baseball World Series Qualifiers 

WESTERN: Central Arizona College (52-13) 

SOUTHWESTERN: Grayson County College, Texas (42-15) 

SOUTH CENTRAL: Jefferson College, Mo. (43-20) 

CENTRAL: Seward County Community College, Kan. (44-18) 

NORTHERN: Iowa Western Community College (40-18) 

EAST CENTRAL: South Georgia College (33-31) 

EASTERN: Potomac State College of WVU (35-10) 

SOUTHEASTERN: Southern Union State CC, Ala. (42-18) 

GULF: Chipola College, Fla. (39-20) 

SOUTHERN: Navarro College, Texas (42-17) 

South Central District Championship 


Jefferson College, Mo. (43-20) def. Delgado CC, La. (40-15) 4-3 (10) 

Northern District Championship 


Central Arizona College (52-13) def. John A. Logan College, Ill. (35-17) 8-7 

East Central District Championship 

Region 17 Runner-Up Region 7 Champion Score 

South Georgia College (33-31) def. Columbia State CC, Tenn. (35-16) 7-3 

Eastern District Championship 

Region 20 Champion Region 7 Champion Score 

Potomac St. of WVU (35-10) def. Pitt CC, N.C. (38-13) 6-4 (11)

2011 NJCAA Division I Baseball World Series 

May 28 - June 4, 2011 Sam Suplizio Field Grand Junction, Colorado 

Saturday, May 28 

Game 1 Potomac State College of WVU def. Jefferson College, Mo. 8-5 

Game 2 Central Arizona College def. South Georgia College 13-3 (5 inn) 

Game 3 Navarro College, Texas def. Southern Union State CC, Ala. 15-5 (5 inn) 

Game 4 Iowa Western CC def. Seward County CC, Kan. 17-9 (7 inn) 

Sunday, May 29 

Game 5 South Georgia College def. Jefferson College, Mo. 10-4 

Game 6 Seward County CC, Kan. def. Southern Union State CC, Ala. 5-1 

Game 7 Chipola College, Ariz. def. Grayson CC, Texas 19-13 

Monday, May 30 

Game 8 Seward County CC, Kan. def. South Georgia College 14-4 (6 inn) 

Game 9 Navarro College, Texas def. Iowa Western CC 9-1 (7 inn) 

Game 10 Central Arizona College def. Potomac State College of WVU 12-2 

Tuesday, May 31 

Game 11 Iowa Western CC def. Grayson CC, Texas 3-2 

Game 12 Potomac State College of WVU def. Seward County CC, Kan. 12-11 

Game 13 Navarro College, Texas def. Chipola College, Ariz. 3-2 

Wednesday, June 1 

Game 14 Iowa Western CC def. Chipola College, Ariz. 13-0 (5 inn) 

Game 15 Central Arizona College def. Navarro College, Texas 11-8 

Thursday, June 2 

Game 16 Navarro College, Texas def. Iowa Western CC 9-5 

Game 17 Potomac State College of WVU def. Central Arizona College 11-3 

Friday, June 3 

Game 18 Central Arizona College def. Potomac State College of WVU 16-6 (6 inn) 

Saturday, June 4 (National Championship Game) 

Game 19 Navarro College, Texas def. Central Arizona College 6-4 (10 inn) 


2011 DI Baseball World Series Results 

NAVARRO COLLEGE: 2011 DI CHAMPS 

Walk-off Home Run Lifts Navarro to National Title 

A walk-off two-run home run by JT Files in the bottom of the 10th inning 

won Navarro College (Texas) its first-ever NJCAA DI Baseball World Series 

title. The Bulldogs of Navarro finished their season at 45-17, while 

Central Arizona closed out its 2011 campaign with a 56-15 overall record. 

Central Arizona entered the tournament ranked No. 1 while Navarro was 

ranked No. 3. Files had a stellar championship game performance and 

was named the MVP of the tournament. He was 3-for-4 at the plate with 

three RBI's and two runs scored. 

All-Tournament Team 

IF - Nick Carrillo (Central Arizona) 

IF - Jorge Flores (Central Arizona) 

C - Max Rossiter (Central Arizona) 

OF - Keenyn Walker (Central Arizona) 

OF - Derrick Pitts (Chipola) 

P - Zach Good (Grayson County) 

P - A.J. Guara (Iowa Western) 

OF - Mitch Warne (Iowa Western) 

OF - Garrett Autrey (Navarro) 

IF - Casey Grayson (Navarro) 

IF - Zach Markel (Potomac State) 

P - Andy Smithmyer (Potomac State) 

IF - Jake Barrios (Seward County) 

Robert Purkey Jr. Pitching Award 

Andy Smithmyer (Navarro) 

Jay W. Tolman Defensive Player Award 

C - J.T. Files (Navarro) 

Rawlings Big Stick Award (Top Hitter) 

SS - Jorge Flores (Central Arizona) 

W. Homa Thomas Sportsmanship Award 

Manager - Scotts Sims (South Georgia) 

The Daily Sentinel Preston Walker MVP 

C - J.T. Files (Navarro) 

Coach of the Tournament 

Whoa Dill (Navarro) 

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Howard’s Collins and Bossier Parish’s 

Pittman Named 2011 ABCA and Easton 

Players of the Year 

The American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA), in conjunction with the NJCAA, 

selected Tyler Collins (Howard College, Texas) as the 2011 Division I Players of the 

Year. Collins was named ABCA Player of the Year, while Pittman was chosen as the 

Easton Defensive Player of the Year. 

ABCA Division I Player of the Year 

Tyler Collins (LF - Howard College, Texas) 

Tyler Collins, a sophomore from Trophy Club, Texas, recorded an incredible season 

playing for Howard College. The 6’0” left fielder finished second in batting average in 

NJCAA Division I with a .488 average, going 105-for-215 and led the ranks in home runs 

with 19 on the year. Collins finished with 82 RBI’s on the season, placing him second in 

the NJCAA Division I. The 2011 Player of the Year led the Hawks’ offense and added 16 

stolen bases, 34 doubles, and four triples to his already amazing statistical line. Tyler 

took home the Rawlings Big Stick Award for posting the highest batting average in the 

Southwestern District (Region 5) as well. Collins was selected in the 6 th round of the 

2011 MLB Draft by the Detroit Tigers. 

Easton Division I Defensive Player of the Year 

Taylor Pittman (2B - Bossier Parish Community College, La.) 

Taylor Pittman logged 52 games last season, totaling 73 putouts and 120 assists 

primarily playing the second base position for Bossier Parish. The sophomore recorded 

a perfect 1.00 fielding percentage and did not commit an error in the 2011 season. The 

defensive specialist also contributed offensively, batting .278 with 40 hits, 23 runs, and 

17 RBI’s. The Bossier City, La. native managed five doubles, seven steals, and eight 

walks in 144 at-bats as well. Pittman was also named to the 2011 NJCAA DI Rawlings 

Gold Glove Award® Team for his stellar play last season. 

2011 DI ABCA & Easton Players of the Year 

Previous Winners 

ABCA DI Player of the Year 

2010: Bryce Harper, Southern Nevada 

2009: Bryson Smith, Young Harris (Ga.) 

2008: Joe Patterson, Seminole St. (Okla.) 

2007: Doug Kroll, Iowa Western CC 

2006: Steve Winkelmann, Neosho (Kan.) 

2005: Michael Murray, Meridian (Miss.) 

2004: A.J. Johnson, Tallahassee (Fla.) 

2003: Nick Markakis, Young Harris (Ga.) 

2002: Cory Patton, Seward County (Kan.) 

2001: Wes Detwiler, Cowley County (Kan.) 

Easton DI Defensive Player of the Year 

2010: Ivan Hartle, Iowa Western 

2009: Runey Davis, Howard (Texas) 

2008: Kris Miller, San Jacinto (Texas) 

2007: Mike Mooney, Palm Beach (Fla.) 

2006: Lee Fisher, South Suburban (Ill.) 

2005: Kyle Banks, Yavapai (Ariz.) 

2004: Carlos Ramos, Miami Dade (Fla.)

IF 

Wabash Valley CC 

GABRIEL ROA 

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. 

Stats listed below were taken during the nomination and selection process and are not 

the final season batting averages for each player. All players were leading their 

respective district in batting average when the All-District teams were selected. 

Name College Pos. Avg. District 

Tyler Collins Howard College, Texas OF .508 Southwestern 

Gabriel Roa Wabash Valley College, Ill. IF .497 Northern 

Cory Spangenberg Indian River State College, Fla. IF .479 Gulf 

Tyler Hibbert Jefferson College, Mo. OF .465 South Central 

Christian Lujan Otero Junior College, Colo. IF .449 Western 

Taylor Stewart Volunteer State Community College, Tenn. C .440 East Central 

James Wilson Harford Community College, Md. IF .434 Eastern 

Dylan Wheeler Jefferson State Community College, Ala. IF .426 Southeastern 

Forrest Allday Alvin Community College, Texas OF .424 Southern 

Blake Brisson Garden City Community College, Kan. OF .422 Central 


2011 DI Rawlings Big Stick Award Winners 

CORY SPANGENBERG 

Indian River State 

IF 

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NJCAA / Rawlings DI Gold Glove Award 

The Rawlings Gold Glove Award® is the benchmark of 

excellence and performance on the diamond in Major 

League Baseball. However, in 2007 the award began to 

also symbolize the best of the best at the collegiate and 

high school levels. For the fourth consecutive year, 

college and high school players flashing serious leather 

were awarded Rawlings Gold Glove Awards as Rawlings 

celebrates its 53rd year of the Rawlings Gold Glove 

Award®. In partnership with the American Baseball 

Coaches Association (ABCA), Rawlings presented the firstever 

Rawlings Gold Glove Awards in 2007 to players in 

NCAA Divisions I, II, and III; NAIA; NJCAA Divisions I, II, and 

III; and High School. 

2011 NJCAA DI Rawlings Gold Glove Team 

2011 NJCAA Division I Rawlings Gold Glove Team 

Name College Pos. Fld% 

Brice Baker South Georgia College P 1.00 

Scott Sarratt Georgia Perimeter College C 1.00 

Todd Joyner Florence-Darlington Tech College, S.C. 1B 1.00 

Taylor Pittman Bossier Parish Community College, La. 2B 1.00 

Trey Ford South Mountain Community College, Ariz. 3B .906 

Christian Vasquez New Mexico Junior College SS .986 

Keenyn Walker Central Arizona College OF 1.00 

Blaine Posey Baton Rouge Community College, La. OF 1.00 

Tyler Collins Howard College, Texas OF .987 

2010 NJCAA DI Gold Glove Team 2009 NJCAA DI Gold Glove Team 

P - Anthony Haase (Cochise College, Ariz.) P - Jimmy Patterson (Central Arizona College) 

C - Ryan Hornback (San Jacinto - North, Texas) C - Miles Hamblin (Howard College, Texas) 

1B - Trey Holmes (Pitt CC, N.C.) 1B - Blake Parrott (Gordon College, Ga.) 

2B - Ivan Hartle (Iowa Western CC) 2B - Mike Stiles (Western Nevada College) 

3B - Blake Lively (College of Southern Idaho) 3B - Casey McCollum (Eastern Oklahoma St.) 

SS - Peter Mooney (Palm Beach State, Fla.) SS - Peter Mooney (Palm Beach State, Fla.) 

LF - Bryan Karraker (Central Arizona College) LF - Nicholas Rosthenhausler (S. Mountain, Ariz.) 

CF - Joe Leftridge (Howard College, Texas) CF - Runey Davis (Howard College, Texas) 

RF - Matt Lowery (Young Harris College, Ga.) RF - Patrick Deao (Neosho CCC, Kan.) 

2008 NJCAA DI Gold Glove Team 2007 NJCAA DI Gold Glove Team 

P - Josh Spence (Central Arizona College) P - Josh Spence (Central Arizona College) 

C - Carlos Ramirez (Chandler-Gilbert CC, Ariz.) C - Austin Morgan (Blinn College, Texas) 

1B - Allen Denman (USC Sumter) 1B - Kevin Atkinson (New Mexico JC) 

2B - Kyle Livingstone (Navarro College, Texas) 2B - Vicente Castro (Iowa Western CC) 

3B - Doug Otto (Johnson CCC, Kan.) 3B - Trey Sperring (San Jacinto - North, Texas) 

SS - Tyler Tuthill (Connors State College, Okla.) SS - Mike Mooney (Palm Beach CC, Fla.) 

LF - Kris Miller (San Jacinto - North, Texas) LF - Lee Haydel (Delgado CC, La.) 

CF - Matty Johnson (Crowder College, Mo.) CF - Will Campbell (Cochise College, Ariz.) 

RF - Christian Johnson (Central Arizona College) RF - Zach Swasey (Salt Lake CC, Utah)

First Team 

Name (Position) NJCAA School Where are they Now? 

Brian Shirah (C) Faulkner State CC, Ala. % University of Mobile 

Dustin Dalken (IF) Gordon College, Ga. * University of South Alabama 

Adam Giacalone (IF) Neosho County CC, Kan. RETURNING 

Cooper Mosley (IF) Central Alabama CC + St. Louis Cardinals 

Cory Spangenberg (IF) Indian River State College, Fla. + San Diego Padres 

Tyler Collins (OF) Howard College, Texas + Detroit Tigers 

Tyler Hibbert (OF) Jefferson College, Mo. RETURNING 

Keenyn Walker (OF) Central Arizona College + Chicago White Sox 

Landon Steinhagen (DH) Howard College, Texas * University of Texas 

Arturo Maltus-Garcia (P) Lamar CC, Colo. + Chicago Cubs 

Jerad Eickhoff (P) Olney Central College, Ill. + Texas Rangers 

Andrew Polly (P) Cowley County CC, Kan. Not Returning 

Second Team 

Abel Baker (C) Grayson County College, Texas + Anaheim Angels 

Danny Collins (IF) Northwest Florida St. College * Troy University 

Kenny Roberts (IF) Meridian CC, Miss. * University of Alabama 

Kyle Stanton (IF) Southwestern Illinois College * Illinois State University 

James Wilson (IF) Harford CC, Md. RETURNING 

Forrest Allday (OF) Alvin CC, Texas * University of Central Arkansas 

Caleb Compton (OF) Neosho County CC, Kan. ^ Emporia State University 

Hunter Kelley (OF) Calhoun CC, Ala. RETURNING 

Cody Schmitt (DH) Olney Central College, Ill. RETURNING 

Malcolm Clapsaddle (P) Santa Fe College, Fla. * High Point University 

Patrick Merkling (P) Chattanooga State CC, Tenn. + Baltimore Orioles 

Ryan Merritt (P) McLennan CC, Texas + Cleveland Indians 

Third Team 


Nolan Clark (C) Yavapai College, Ariz. + Philadelphia Phillies 

Christian Lujan (IF) Otero JC, Colo. ^ Univ. of Nebraska-Kearney 

Tyler Molinaro (IF) Pitt CC, N.C. * UNC-Wilmington 

Robbie Rea (IF) Cowley County CC, Kan. * Oklahoma State University 

Gabriel Roa (IF) Wabash Valley College, Ill. RETURNING 

Travis Brewster (OF) Grayson County Coll., Texas RETURNING 

Craig Brinkerhoff (OF) USU - College of Eastern Utah LDS Mission 

Brandon Lawrence (OF) Blinn College, Texas * UT-Arlington 

Matt Oberste (DH) Connors State College, Okla. * University of Oklahoma 

Tyler Mapes (P) Navarro College, Texas * Tulane University 

Wayland Moore (P) Seminole State College, Okla. * Marshall University 

Tyler Wright (P) San Jacinto - North, Texas * University of Arkansas 

Honorable Mention 

2011 DI Baseball All-Americans 

Andy Almonte (IF) Gordon College, Ga. * Kennesaw State University 

Nate Antone (IF) Potomac State College of WVU * West Virginia University 

Dylan Coleman (IF) Chattanooga State CC, Tenn. ^ University of West Georgia 

Brad Dantzler (IF) SC of Fla. - Manatee-Sarasota * University of South Carolina 

Seth Dornak (IF) Galveston College, Texas * Lamar University 

Todd Hankins (IF) Seminole St. College of Florida + Cleveland Indians 

Jake Lueneburg (IF) Kishwaukee College, Ill. + Atlanta Braves 

Dustin Saulmon (IF) Alabama Southern CC ^ University of West Florida 

Blake Brisson (OF) Garden City CC, Kan. ^ Emporia State University 

Dominique Taylor (OF) Salt Lake CC, Utah RETURNING 

Clay Garner (P) Georgia Perimeter College RETURNING 

Nick Goody (P) SC of Fla. - Manatee-Sarasota * Louisiana State University 

Steven Okert (P) Grayson County College, Texas * University of Oklahoma 

Miguel Pena (P) San Jacinto - North, Texas + Boston Red Sox 

Ryan Rizzi (P) South Suburban College, Ill. Not Returning 

Jonathan Sanchez (P) ASA College, N.Y. Not Returning 

Mike Sisco (P) Crowder College, Mo. * Univ. of Arkansas-Little Rock 

William Starling (P) Southern Union State CC, Ala. RETURNING 

Bold Players Are Returning to the NJCAA for the 2012 Season 

*NCAA DI Program ^NCAA DII Program 

% NAIA Program + Drafted by MLB Organization 

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Earned Run Average 

Andrew Polly, Cowley County Community College (Kan.) 

0.81 ERA, 66.1 IP, 12 R, 6 ER, 48 H, 55 K, 4 BB, 9-0 

Strikeouts 

Arturo Maltos-Garcia, Lamar Community College (Colo.) 

139 K, 94.0 IP 

Saves 

Jaime Dennis, Northwest-Shoals Community College (Ala.) 

16 S, 1.75 ERA, 36.0 IP 

Batting Average 

Chabriel Roa, Wabash Valley College (Ill.) 

.500 AVG, 78 H, 156 AB 

Home Runs 

Ben Kingsley, Meridian Community College (Miss.) 

19 HR’s, 191 AB 

Tyler Collins, Howard College (Texas) 

19 HR’s, 215 AB 

RBI’s 

Adam Giacalone, Neosho County Community College (Kan.) 

102 RBI’s, 76 H, 192 AB 

Stolen Bases 

Keenyn Walker, Central Arizona College 

70 SB, 73 SBA, .890 SB% 

Fielding Percentage 

Max Rossiter, Central Arizona College 

1.00 FLD%, 344 PO, 44 A, 0 E 

Taylor Pittman, Bossier Parish Community College (La.) 

1.00 FLD%, 73 PO, 120 A, 0 E 

2011 DI Baseball Statistical Leaders 

FOR MORE 

Complete National Stat Rankings 

for the 2011 Season can be 

accessed online at www.njcaa.org 

Team Batting Average 

Howard College (Texas) 

.394 AVG, 739 H, 1878 AB 

Team Fielding Percentage 

Calhoun Community College (Ala.) 

.975 FLD%, 789 PO, 240 A, 26 E 

Howard College Calhoun CC

Region College Name 

1 Arizona Western College 

1 Central Arizona College 

1 Cochise College 

1 Eastern Arizona College 

1 Pima Community College 

1 South Mountain Community College 

1 Yavapai College 

2 Arkansas Baptist College 

2 Connors State College 

2 Eastern Oklahoma State College 

2 Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College 

2 Rose State College 

2 Seminole State College 

4 Kishwaukee College 

4 Olive-Harvey College 

4 South Suburban College 

4 Triton College 

5 Cisco College 

5 Clarendon College 

5 El Paso Community College 

5 Grayson County College 

5 Hill College 

5 Howard College 

5 McLennan Community College 

5 Midland College 

5 New Mexico Junior College 

5 New Mexico Military Institute 

5 North Central Texas College 

5 Odessa College 

5 Ranger College 

5 Temple College 

5 Vernon College 

5 Weatherford College 

5 Western Texas College 

6 Allen County Community College 


6 Barton Community College 

6 Butler Community College - KS 

6 Cloud County Community College 

6 Coffeyville Community College 

6 Colby Community College 

6 Cowley County Community College 

6 Fort Scott Community College 

6 Garden City Community College 

6 Highland Community College - Kansas 

6 Hutchinson Community College 

6 Independence Community College 

6 Johnson County Community College 

6 Kansas City Kansas Community College 

6 Labette Community College 

6 Neosho County Community College 

6 Pratt Community College 

6 Seward County Community College 

7 Chattanooga State Community College 

7 Cleveland State Community College 

7 Columbia State Community College 

7 Dyersburg State Community College 

7 Jackson State Community College 

7 Motlow State Community College 

7 Roane State Community College 

7 Southwest Tennessee Community College 

7 Volunteer State Community College 

7 Walters State Community College 

8 Brevard Community College 

8 Broward College 

8 Chipola College 

8 College of Central Florida 

8 Daytona State College 

8 Florida State College at Jacksonville 

8 Gulf Coast State College 

8 Hillsborough Community College 


2012 DI Programs by Region (181) 


8 Indian River State College 

8 Lake Sumter Community College 

8 Miami Dade College 

8 Northwest Florida State College 

8 Northwest Florida State College 

8 Palm Beach State College 

8 Pensacola State College 

8 Polk State College 

8 Santa Fe College 

8 Seminole State College of Florida 

8 South Florida Community College 

8 St. Johns River State College 

8 St. Petersburg College 

8 State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 

8 Tallahassee Community College 

9 Lamar Community College 

9 McCook Community College 

9 Northeastern Junior College 

9 Otero Junior College 

9 Trinidad State Junior College 

9 Western Nebraska Community College 

10 Florence-Darlington Technical College 

10 Guilford Technical Community College 

10 Louisburg College 

10 Pitt Community College 

10 Spartanburg Methodist College 

10 USC Lancaster 

10 USC Salkehatchie 

10 USC Sumter 

11 Eastern Iowa Community College 

11 Indian Hills Community College-Centerville 

11 Iowa Western Community College 

11 Marshalltown Community College 

11 Marshalltown Community College 

11 Southwestern Community College 

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14 Alvin Community College 

14 Angelina College 

14 Blinn College 

14 Bossier Parish Community College 

14 Galveston College 

14 Laredo Community College 

14 Lon Morris College 

14 Navarro College 

14 Northeast Texas Community College 

14 Panola College 

14 Paris Junior College 

14 San Jacinto College-North 

14 Texarkana College 

14 Wharton County Junior College 

15 ASA College 

15 Globe Institute of Technology 

15 Monroe College 

16 Crowder College 

16 Jefferson College 

16 MCC-Maple Woods 

16 Mineral Area College 

16 North Central Missouri College 

16 St. Charles Community College 

16 St. Louis Community College 

16 St. Louis Community College 

16 Three Rivers Community College - MO 

17 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College 

17 Andrew College 

17 Darton College 

17 East Georgia College 

17 Georgia Perimeter College 

17 Gordon College 

17 Middle Georgia College 

17 South Georgia College 

17 West Georgia Technical College 

18 College of Southern Idaho 

18 College of Southern Nevada 

18 Colorado Northwestern Community College 

2012 DI Programs by Region (181) 


18 Salt Lake Community College 

18 Utah State University - College of Eastern Utah 

18 Western Nevada College 

20 Anne Arundel Community College 

20 Chesapeake College 

20 Hagerstown Community College 

20 Harford Community College 

20 Potomac State College of WVU 

22 Alabama Southern Community College 

22 Bishop State Community College 

22 Calhoun Community College 

22 Central Alabama Community College 

22 Chattahoochee Valley Community College 

22 Enterprise State Community College 

22 Faulkner State Community College 

22 Gadsden State Community College 

22 Jefferson Davis Community College 

22 Lawson State Community College 

22 Lurleen B. Wallace Community College 

22 Marion Military Institute 

22 Shelton State Community College 

22 Snead State Community College 

22 Southern Union State Community College 

22 Wallace Community College-Dothan 

22 Wallace Community College-Selma 

22 Wallace State Community College-Hanceville 

23 Baton Rouge Community College 

23 Delgado Community College 

23 Meridian Community College 

24 John A. Logan College 

24 Kaskaskia College 

24 Lake Land College 

24 Lincoln Trail College 

24 Olney Central College 

24 Rend Lake College 

24 Southeastern Illinois College 

24 Southwestern Illinois College 

24 Wabash Valley College

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