2013 NJCAA DIII Baseball Media Guide

NJCAA

DIII BASEBALL 2013 Media Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

MEDIA GUIDE PRODUCER

MICHAEL TEAGUE Assistant Director of Media Relations

MEDIA GUIDE EDITOR

MARK KRUG Assistant Executive Director; Media Relations

Photos Courtesy of College of Southern Nevada, Washington Nationals, Columbia-Greene Community College, Onondaga Community College, Joliet Junior College, Harper College, Milwaukee Area Technical College, North Arkansas College, Montgomery College, Century College, Bronx Community College, Gloucester County College, Northampton Community College, Holyoke Community College, Northern Essex Community College, Tyler Junior College and Niagara County Community College.

National Office Information ............................ 3 NJCAA 75th Anniversary ................................ 4 Bryce Harper - NL Rookie of the Year ............ 5 2013 DIII BASEBALL SEASON PREVIEW DIII Baseball Committee .................................. 8 Top 20 Poll Procedures ..................................... 9 2013 DIII World Series ............................. 10-11 2013 DIII Preseason Top 20 ........................... 12 2013 DIII BASEBALL DISTRICT PREVIEWS District A (Region 3) ................................. 14-15 District B (Regions 4, 12) ......................... 16-17 District C (Regions 2, 5, 14) ..................... 18-19 District D (Region 20) .............................. 20-21 District E (Region 13) ............................... 22-23 District F (Region 15) ............................... 24-25 District G (Region 19) .............................. 26-27 District H (Region 21) .............................. 28-29 Top 50 Returning Position Players .......... 30-31 Top 50 Returning Pitchers ........................ 32-33 2012 DIII BASEBALL SEASON REVIEW Region/District Tournament Results ............ 36 DIII World Series Results ............................... 37 Players of the Year ........................................... 38 Rawlings Gold Glove Awards ........................ 39 All-Americans .................................................. 40 Statistical Champions...................................... 41 NJCAA DIII BASEBALL HISTORY All-Time National Champions ...................... 44 2012 Hall of Fame Inductees .......................... 45

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MARY ELLEN LEICHT

Mark Krug Assistant Executive Director

Media Relations

Brian Beck Assistant Executive Director

Compliance

Stephanie Hazzard Director

Championship Events

Michael Teague Assistant Director Media Relations

Wanda Bodey Assistant Director

Compliance

Rob Bushway Director

Information Technologies

Dee Dubois Administrative

Assisstant

Sarah Hoormann Compliance

Assistant

Lorna Brizzie Bookkepper

Membership Services

NJCAA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

NJCAA STAFF

NJCAA NATIONAL OFFICE

1631 MESA AVE. SUITE B COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80907

In 2009, Mar y El len Leicht became the f irst female chief executive of any national intercol legiate athlet ic associat ion in the United States when she was named Executive Director of the NJCAA. Leicht has been a cornerstone of the NJCAA since joining the organizat ion in 1989 as Eligibi l ity Administrator. Championing improvements in equity of sports seasons, scholarships and contests , Leicht has provided the NJCAA with a level playing f ield for a l l its member inst itut ions and student-athletes . Leicht continues to uti l ize a proactive approach that has maintained the NJCAA’s status as the undisputed leader of two-year col legiate athlet ics .

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NJCAA 75th ANNIVERSARYIn 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 student-athletes 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 two-year 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 DIII BASEBALL SEASON PREVIEW


DIVISION III BASEBALL COMMITTEE

Don Clinton Panola College, Texas

John Jackson Dean College, Mass.

Mike Pelliccia Nassau CC, N.Y.

Wally Reynolds McHenry CC, Ill.

Cam Stoltz Dakota County Tech, Minn.

Jack Sullivan CC of Morris, N.J.

SKIP BAILEY COMMITTEE CHAIR Athletic Director – Monroe Community College, N.Y.

Dudley “Skip” Bailey has been a part of Monroe Community College baseball since playing infield and serving as team captain on the Tribunes’ 1976 NJCAA World Series team. Hired as head coach in 1997, Bailey accumulated 451 wins and six Region 3 championships in 11 seasons at the helm. In 2010, Bailey became Monroe’s fourth athletic director and now serves as the assistant men’s director of Region 3.

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.


DISTRICT A (Region 3)Jeff Wiley Jefferson CC, N.Y. [email protected]

DISTRICT C (Regions 2, 5, 14)John Green Clarendon College, Texas [email protected]

DISTRICT E (Region 13)Buster Gilliss Bismarck State, N.D. [email protected]

DISTRICT G (Region 19)John Kuntz Sussex County CC, N.J. [email protected]

DISTRICT B (Regions 4, 12)

Gary Huber Black Hawk-Moline, Ill.

[email protected]

DISTRICT D (Region 20)

Bruce Springer Anne Arundel CC, Md.

[email protected]

DISTRICT F (Region 15)

Mike Pelliccia Nassau CC, N.Y.

[email protected]

DISTRICT H (Region 21)

John Jackson Dean College, Mass. [email protected]

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

Eight rankings will be released for the 2013 Division III 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 eight district directors. Each district director then submits their Top 10 teams based on the region rankings.

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

DIVISION III BASEBALL DISTRICT DIRECTORS

TOP 10 POLL PROC E DU R ES


2013 NJCAA DIII WORLD SERIES

May 25-30, 2013 ◆ Mike Carter Field ◆ Tyler, Texas

MIKE CARTER FIELD

Opened: 1941 Capacity: 4,000 Surface: Grass

Dimensions Left Field: 325’ Center: 370’ Right Field: 325’

Tim Drain Tournament Director

Located deep in the heart of Texas, Tyler’s Mike Carter Field has been an icon of baseball in the Lone Star State for over 70 years. Hosting its first NJCAA DIII World Series in 2007, the “Rose Capital of the World” has quickly established itself as one of the top championship destinations that the NJCAA has to offer. Activities provided during the tournament include a Little League clinic instructed by World Series participants and a Texas-style banquet where coaches are provided with western apparel.

H ISTORY


TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Saturday, May 25

GAME 1 District E vs. District H 9:00 a.m.

GAME 2 District C vs. District G 12:00 p.m.

GAME 3 District D vs. District F 4:00 p.m.

GAME 4 District A vs. District B 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, May 26

GAME 5 Game 1 Loser vs. Game 2 Loser 9:00 a.m.

GAME 6 Game 3 Loser vs. Game 4 Loser 12:00 p.m.

GAME 7 Game 1 Winner vs. Game 2 Winner 4:00 p.m.


Monday, May 27

GAME 9 Game 6 Winner vs. Game 7 Loser 12:00 p.m.

GAME 10 Game 5 Winner vs. Game 8 Loser 4:00 p.m.


Tuesday, May 28


GAME 13 Game 11 Loser vs. Game 12 Winner 7:00 p.m.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDWednesday, May 29


Thursday, May 30 (If Necessary)


TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

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JOLIET JUNIOR COLLEGE, ILL. WOLVES 4 RETURNING STARTERS (7 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 37-29

NIAGARA COUNTY CC, N.Y. THUNDERWOLVES 7 RETURNING STARTERS (14 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 38-22

TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE, TEXAS APACHES 2 RETURNING STARTERS (12 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 38-20

GLOUCESTER COUNTY CC, N.J. ROADRUNNERS 3 RETURNING STARTERS (15 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 48-11

ST. CLOUD TECH & CC, MINN. CYCLONES 7 RETURNING STARTERS (11 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 43-9

MONTGOMERY COLLEGE, MD. RAPTORS 6 RETURNING STARTERS (12 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 30-26

NORTHERN ESSEX CC, MASS. KNIGHTS 1 RETURNING STARTER (6 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 30-9

EASTFIELD COLLEGE, TEXAS HARVESTERS 4 RETURNING STARTERS (9 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 35-21

BROOKDALE CC, N.J. JERSEY BLUES 5 RETURNING STARTERS (14 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 35-12

CAMDEN COUNTY COLLEGE, N.J. COUGARS 6 RETURNING STARTERS (11 TOTAL) 2012 RECORD: 39-11

Century College, Minn. Return: 5 (9) 2012: (39-17)

Erie CC, N.Y. Return: 0 (6) 2012: (32-17)

Herkimer County, N.Y. Return: 4 (8) 2012: (33-11)

Brookhaven College, Texas Return: 7 (15) 2012: (23-29)

Onondaga CC, N.Y. Return: 6 (12) 2012: (47-11)

Milwaukee Area Tech, Wis. Return: 6 (11) 2012: (26-26)

Richland College, Texas Return: 3 (8) 2012: (32-26)

Riverland CC, Minn. Return: 9 (16) 2012: (36-14)

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2013 DIII BASEBALL DISTRICT PREVIEWS

*All information and statistics in “District Previews” section is provided by member colleges.

MEMBER SCHOOLSREG. COLLEGE MASCOT LOCATION

3 Alfred State College Pioneers Alfred, N.Y.3 Broome Community College Hornets Binghamton, N.Y.3 Clinton Community College Cougars Plattsburgh, N.Y.3 Columbia-Greene Community College Twins Hudson, N.Y.3 Corning Community College Red Barons Corning, N.Y.3 Erie Community College Paws Buffalo, N.Y.3 Finger Lakes Community College Lakers Canandaigua, N.Y.3 Fulton-Montgomery Community College Raiders Johnstown, N.Y.3 Herkimer County Community College Generals Herkimer, N.Y.3 Hudson Valley Community College Vikings Troy, N.Y.3 Jamestown Community College Jayhawks Jamestown, N.Y.3 Jefferson Community College Cannoneers Watertown, N.Y.3 Mohawk Valley Community College Hawks Utica, N.Y.3 Niagara County Community College Thunderwolves Sanborn, N.Y.3 Onondaga Community College Lazers Syracuse, N.Y.3 Schenectady County Community College Royals Schenectady, N.Y.3 SUNY Adirondack Timberwolves Queensbury, N.Y.

DISTRICT A CHAMPIONSHIP

May 17-19, 2013

HCCC Baseball Field Herkimer County Community College

Herkimer, N.Y.

PAST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS2012 Niagara County

2011 Erie

2010 Herkimer County

2009 Niagara County

2008 Hudson Valley

DISTRICT A REGION 3


2013 DISTRICT PREDICTIONSCollege 2012 Record Ret. Starters (Total)

1. Niagara County 38-22 7 (14)2. Erie 32-17 0 (6)3. Herkimer County 33-11 4 (8)4. Onondaga 47-11 6 (12)

Projections based off poll provided to all district members

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PLAYER COLLEGE POS. 2012 STATS

Chris Davis Onondaga 1B .433 AVGDavid Ulrich Onondaga 3B 48 RBIKevin Gorman Columbia-Greene 3B 4 HRAndy Kozak Hudson Valley OF .496 SLGNicolas Espino Jefferson 2B 26 SB

PLAYER COLLEGE POS. 2012 STATS PITCH

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Charles Parsons Mohawk Valley RHP 0.82 ERA

Turner Parry Onondaga RHP 56 SO 9 W

Marcus Cavarello Niagara County LHP 2 SV

R ETU R N I NG LEADE RS

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

1. Joe Bauth Erie 22 (780- 432) 22 (780-432)2. Tim Andi Schenectady County 22 (495-265) 22 (495-265)3. Bob Godlewski Adirondack 1 (0 - 0) 12 (276 - 118)

Based on total career wins (Seasons include 2013)

DISTRICT A 2013 SEASON OUTLOOK

WI N N I NG EST ACT IVE COAC H ES



4 College of DuPage Chaparrals Glen Ellyn, Ill.4 Harper College Hawks Palatine, Ill.4 Joliet Junior College Wolves Joliet, Ill.4 Milwaukee Area Technical College Stormers Milwaukee, Wis.4 Rock Valley College Golden Eagles Rockford, Ill.4 Waubonsee Community College Chiefs Sugar Grove, Ill.

12 Lorain County Community College Commodores Elyria, Ohio

DISTRICT B CHAMPIONSHIP

May 11-19, 2013

Games played at Higher Seeds

PAST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS2012 Joliet

2011 Joliet

2010 Waubonsee

2009 Joliet

2008 Joliet

DISTRICT B REGIONS 4, 12



1. Joliet 37-29 4 (7)2. Milwaukee Area Tech 26-26 6 (11)3. Rock Valley 20-27 4 (9)4. Harper 21-28 3 (6)


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Luke Andrade Joliet 2B.396 AVG

67 RBI.596 SLG

Kevin Robinson Harper C 7 HRMike Robinson Milwaukee Area Tech OF 15 SB


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Jared Kinjerski Milwaukee Area Tech RHP 4.50 ERARyan Furtney Milwaukee Area Tech RHP 41 SOBrad Leachy Milwaukee Area Tech RHP 4 WDaren Marienthal Milwaukee Area Tech LHP 2 SV



1. Wayne King Joliet JC 27 (915-569) 27 (915-569)2. Dave Randall Waubonsee 36 (818-919) 36 (818-919)3. Frank Cimorelli Milwaukee Area Tech 7 (94-129) 7 (94-129)


DISTRICT B 2013 SEASON OUTLOOK




2 North Arkansas College Pioneers Harrison, Ark.5 Brookhaven College Bears Farmers Branch, Texas5 Cedar Valley College Suns Lancaster, Texas5 Eastfield College Harvester Mesquite, Texas5 Mountain View College Lions Dallas, Texas5 North Lake College Blazers Irving, Texas5 Richland College Thunder Ducks Dallas, Texas

14 Tyler Junior College Apaches Tyler, Texas

DISTRICT C CHAMPIONSHIP

May 11-13, 2013

Hosted by Region 5 Regular Season Champion *District C Playoffs played at Higher Seeds

PAST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS2012 Tyler

2011 Eastfield

2010 Tyler

2009 Richland

2008 Richland

TYLER (2007) RICHLAND (2009)

DISTRICT C REGIONS 2, 5, 14



1. Tyler 38-20 2 (12)2. Eastfield 35-21 4 (9)3. Brookhaven 23-29 7 (15)4. Richland 32-26 3 (8)


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Joseph Gary Mountain View OF .452 AVG

Michael Upton North Arkansas SS 69 RBI 27 SB

Jacob McDaniel North Arkansas 1B 5 HRMike Fredobeolling Eastfield 2B .549 SLG


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Miguel Saavedra Eastfield RHP 2.16 ERA 6 W

Waylon Davis Cedar Valley LHP 62 SORicky Lopez Mountain View RHP 9 SV



1. Phil Wilson North Arkansas 21 (548-353) 21 (548-353)2. Michael Martin Eastfield 12 (365-221) 12 (365-221)3. Guy Simmons Richland 3 (49-51) 13 (305-342)


DISTRICT C 2013 SEASON OUTLOOK




20 Butler County Community College - PA Pioneers Butler, Pa.20 CC of Allegheny County-Boyce Saint Bernards Monroeville, Pa.20 CC of Allegheny County-South Tigers West Mifflin, Pa.20 Montgomery College Raptors Rockville, Md.20 Prince George's Community College Owls Largo, Md.20 Westmoreland County Community College Wolfpack Youngwood, Pa.

PAST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS2012 Montgomery

2011 Westmoreland County

2010 Montgomery

2009 Montgomery

2008 Montgomery

DISTRICT D CHAMPIONSHIP

May 10-12, 2013

Montgomery College Germantown, Md.

DISTRICT D REGION 20



1. Montgomery 30-26 6 (12)2. Westmoreland County 18-16 5 (6)3. Prince George's 8-29 3 (4)4. CCAC-South 17-20-1 6 (8)


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Travis Smith Montgomery C.410 AVG

44 RBI .549 SLG

Luke Yandrick Westmoreland County DH 2 HRBrandon Johnson Prince George's OF 53 SB


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Jameson McGrane Montgomery RHP5.82 ERA

33 SO 4 W

J.P. Hoover Montgomery LHP 2 SV



1. Mike Draghi Westmoreland County 21 (635-553-1) 21 (635-553-1)2. Daniel Rascher Montgomery 8 (224-135) 8 (224-135)3. Bill Holmes CCAC-Boyce 18 (163-500) 18 (163-500)


DISTRICT D 2013 SEASON OUTLOOK




13 Anoka-Ramsey Community College Golden Rams Coon Rapids, Minn.13 Central Lakes College-Brainerd Raiders Brainerd, Minn.13 Century College Mighty Wood Ducks White Bear Lake, Minn.13 Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College Thunder Cloquet, Minn.13 Hibbing Community College Cardinals Hibbing, Minn.13 Itasca Community College Vikings Grand Rapids, Minn.13 Mesabi Range CTC Norse Virginia, Minn.13 Minnesota State Community & Technical College Spartans Fergus Falls, Minn.13 Minnesota West Community & Technical College Bluejays Worthington, Minn.13 Northland Community & Technical College Pioneers Thief River Falls, Minn.13 Rainy River Community College Voyageurs International Falls, Minn.13 Ridgewater College Warriors Willmar, Minn.13 Riverland Community College Blue Devils Austin, Minn.13 Rochester Community & Technical College Yellowjackets Rochester, Minn.13 St. Cloud Technical & Community College Cyclones St. Cloud, Minn.13 Vermilion Community College Ironmen Ely, Minn.13 Western Technical College Cavaliers La Crosse, Wis.

PAST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS2012 St. Cloud

2011 Rochester

2010 Riverland

2009 Riverland

2008 Ridgewater

DISTRICT E CHAMPIONSHIP

May 16-19, 2013

Municipal Athletic Complex St. Cloud Tech & Community College

St. Cloud, Minn.

DISTRICT E REGION 13



1. St. Cloud Tech 43-9 7 (11)2. Century 39-17 5 (9)3. Riverland 36-14 9 (16)4. Rochester 29-26 10 (15)


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Dan Sargent St. Cloud Tech 2B .400 AVGAlex Naasz Century SS 47 RBIZach Nielsen Century 3B 5 HRMichael Knutson Riverland 3B .625 SLGKevin Kramer St. Cloud Tech OF 62 SB


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Mitch DeGrasse Century RHP 1.48 ERA

Connor Hurst Riverland LHP 74 SO 7 W

Neil Kos Rochester CTC RHP 5 SV



1. Dwight Kotila Century 3 (69-31) 16 (450-169-1)2. Justin Lamppa Itasca 16 (436-243) 16 (436-243)3. Brad Scott Mesabi Range 12 (292-106) 12 (292-106)


DISTRICT E 2013 SEASON OUTLOOK




15 Borough of Manhattan Community College Panthers New York, N.Y.15 Bronx Community College Broncos Bronx, N.Y.15 Kingsborough Community College The Wave Brooklyn, N.Y.15 Nassau Community College Lions Garden City, N.Y.15 Queensborough Community College Tiger Bayside, N.Y.15 Suffolk County Community College Sharks Selden, N.Y.

DISTRICT F CHAMPIONSHIP

May 9-11, 2013

TBA

PAST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS2012 Nassau

2011 Suffolk County

2010 Nassau

2009 Suffolk County

2008 Suffolk County

DISTRICT F REGION 15



1. Suffolk County 19-21-1 3 (7)2. Nassau 26-15 3 (8)3. Queensborough 18-21 4 (10)4. Borough of Manhattan 9-24 2 (8)


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Richie Bethea Bronx OF .323 AVG

Ariel Torres Borough of Manhattan 3B 20 RBI .391 SLG

Jason Javier Borough of Manhattan 2B 1 HRRowin Rodriguez Bronx OF 11 SB


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Joseph Muenkel Suffolk County LHP2.06 ERA

83 SO 6 W

Damian Lester Suffolk County RHP 2 SV



1. Eric Brown Suffolk County 27 (563-310-9) 27 (563-310-9)2. Roger Mischel Queensborough 3 (32-42) 3 (32-42)3. Abraham Negron Borough of Manhattan 6 (24-68) 6 (24-68)


DISTRICT F 2013 SEASON OUTLOOK




19 Atlantic Cape Community College Buccaneers Mays Landing, N.J.19 Bergen Community College Bulldogs Paramus, N.J.19 Brookdale Community College Jersey Blues Lincroft, N.J.19 Bucks County Community College Centurions Newtown, Pa.19 Camden County College Cougars Blackwood, N.J.19 Cumberland County College Dukes Vineland, N.J.19 Delaware County Community College Phantoms Media, Pa.19 Gloucester County College Roadrunners Sewell, N.J.19 Lehigh Carbon Community College Cougars Schnecksville, Pa.19 Luzerne County Community College Trailblazers Nanticoke, Pa.19 Middlesex County College Colts Edison, N.J.19 Montgomery County Community College Mustangs Blue Bell, Pa.19 Northampton Community College Spartans Bethlehem, Pa.19 Ocean County College Vikings Toms River, N.J.19 Union County College Owls Cranford, N.J.

PAST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS2012 Gloucester County

2011 Gloucester County


2009 Brookdale


DISTRICT G CHAMPIONSHIP

May 10-12, 2013

Roadrunner Field Gloucester County College

Sewell, N.J.

GLOUCESTER COUNTY (1993)


DISTRICT G REGION 19



1. Gloucester County 48-11 3 (15)2. Brookdale 35-12 5 (14)3. Camden County 39-11 6 (11)4. Northampton 24-20 5 (8)


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Kyle Greene Camden County SS .456 AVG 33 SB

Tom Kain Gloucester County 3B 59 RBI 7 HR

Jon Delvalle Ocean County OF .680 SLG


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Cody Klinger Northampton RHP 1.33 ERAZach Wasson Montgomery County RHP 97 SOJeff Singer Gloucester County LHP 11 WPat Jensen Brookdale RHP 7 SV



1. Paul Motta Delaware County 42 (530-415) 42 (530-415)2. Johnny Johnson Brookdale 14 (470-145) 14 (470-145)3. Lou Lombardo Montgomery County 23 (534-289-9) 5 (83-85-1)


DISTRICT G 2013 SEASON OUTLOOK




21 Bunker Hill Community College Bulldogs Boston , Mass.21 Holyoke Community College Cougars Holyoke, Mass.21 Massasoit Community College Warriors Brockton, Mass.21 MassBay Community College Buccaneers Wellesley Hills, Mass.21 Northern Essex Community College Knights Haverhill, Mass.21 Quinsigamond Community College Wyverns Worcester, Mass.21 Roxbury Community College Tigers Roxbury Crossing, Mass.

DISTRICT H CHAMPIONSHIP

May 10-12, 2013

TBA

PAST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS2012 Northern Essex

2011 Manchester

2010 Manchester

2009 Manchester

2008 Manchester

DISTRICT H REGION 21



1. Massasoit 20-16 2 (5)2. Northern Essex 30-9 1 (6)3. Holyoke 14-26 4 (3)4. Quinsigamond 17-13-1 4 (8)


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David White Holyoke OF .307 AVG

Dylan Pond Quinsigamond DH29 RBI

7 HR .689 SLG

Delvis Baez MassBay OF 11 SB


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Derek Dolan Northern Essex RHP 1.75 ERA 6 W

Dylan Pond Quinsigamond LHP 56 SONick Goodin Northern Essex RHP 4 SV



1. Tom Frizzell Massasoit 23 (633-274) 23 (633-274)2. Terry Murphy Holyoke 11 (144-130-3) 11 (144-130-3)3. Mike Fusaro Quinsigamond 7 (77-124-3) 7 (77-124-3)


DISTRICT H 2013 SEASON OUTLOOK



DIII TOP 50 RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS

TOP RETURNING POSITION PLAYERSPLAYER COLLEGE BATS POS. AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-SA

DISTRICT A (Region 3)Chris Davis Onondaga R OF .433 23 6 3 46 31 7-0Hayden Caffey Herkimer County R OF .405 1 1 0 4 8 11-12Nicoals Espino Jefferson L 2B .389 12 1 0 30 26 26-29Kevin Childs Corning L 3B .384 11 0 0 19 9 0-0Alex lushkevich Hudson Valley L SS .380 6 4 2 21 14 19-20David Ulrich Onondaga R 3B .369 13 3 3 48 24 5-0Jake Meehan Niagara County R C .365 12 0 0 43 16 4-6Andy Kozak Hudson Valley R OF .363 11 0 2 19 14 17-18Jeremy Mathers Onondaga L OF .352 7 1 0 21 19 13-0Johnny Craig Hudson Valley R UTL .352 6 1 1 25 15 8-9Tyler Radcliff Mohawk Valley R OF .342 8 2 1 27 15 17-21DISTRICT B (Regions 4, 12)Luke Andrade Joliet R 2B .396 20 5 6 67 18 4-11Andrew Skinner Harper R OF .357 6 1 2 19 14 6-7Mike Robinson Milwaukee Area Tech R OF .338 6 3 0 26 24 15-20DISTRICT C (Regions 2, 5, 14)Michael Upton North Arkansas R SS .437 15 1 4 69 11 27-27Jacob McDaniel North Arkansas R 1B .414 10 1 5 22 15 1-1Tommy Haas North Arkansas R 2B .398 18 1 1 21 3 3-3Mike Fredobeolling Eastfield R 2B .361 7 2 3 30 10 7-11Trey Walker Mountain View R C .357 2 0 0 6 17 0-0DISTRICT D (Region 20)Travis Smith Montgomery R C .410 12 3 2 44 15 6-6Logan Douglas Westmoreland County L OF .374 2 0 0 23 11 3-3Alonzo Ouzts Prince George's R 2B .357 4 1 1 14 10 7-7Brandon Johnson Prince George's R OF .348 0 2 0 8 32 53-55


TOP RETURNING POSITION PLAYERSPLAYER COLLEGE BATS POS. AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-SA

DISTRICT E (Region 13)Dan Sargent St. Cloud Tech L 2B .399 20 4 1 47 14 39-43Chris May Riverland L OF .389 5 1 0 23 24 9-10Aaron Palmer Riverland R OF .381 11 0 3 25 19 2-2Riley Acra Rainy River R 2B .375 12 0 1 29 17 10-12Kevin Kramer St. Cloud Tech R OF .373 6 3 0 37 12 62-69Ryan Keeton Mesabi Range R C .371 13 1 3 37 1 1-1Michael Knutson Riverland R 1B .368 15 1 1 37 18 2-2Jeremy Paschke Hibbing R 3B .364 8 4 3 32 6 1-1Zach Nielsen Century R 3B .354 7 3 5 37 12 6-9Matt Stubbs Rochester CTC R 1B .354 15 1 2 21 20 0-0Dylan Deavy Minnesota State R OF .352 5 4 1 15 9 3-3Zach Horn Century L C .345 7 1 1 21 8 8-9DISTRICT F (Region 15)Jason Javier Borough of Manhattan R 2B .421 1 1 1 13 4 3-3DISTRICT G (Region 19)Kyle Greene Camden County L SS .456 7 3 0 38 15 33-35Tom Kain Gloucester County R 3B .430 21 0 7 59 22 7-8Ryan Pavlick Camden County L UTL .419 8 1 0 38 14 13-16Joey Mazzo Bergen R 3B .415 8 2 0 23 18 3-3Eric Frain Gloucester County R 2B .387 0 0 0 4 10 6-6Eric Lewandowski Montgomery County R 3B .383 16 2 1 27 18 6-6Lance Miller Lehigh Carbon R UTL .352 0 0 0 10 15 12-12Dave Egeland Brookdale L 1B .347 10 0 4 36 11 2-2Dave Schneidenbach Bergen R C .345 7 0 0 17 23 8-9Anthony Caposiena Middlesex County R C .343 8 0 3 15 12 0-0Nick Strizziere Montgomery County R 2B .340 8 1 0 16 13 8-9Jon Delvalle Ocean County R OF .340 8 1 0 36 17 13-15DISTRICT H (Region 21)Dylan Pond Quinsigamond R DH .395 5 0 7 29 12 1-1Mike Mastrototaro Quinsigamond R 1B .377 4 0 1 20 8 0-0Delvis Baez MassBay L OF .348 9 5 2 28 20 11-12

DIII TOP 50 RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS


DIII TOP 50 RETURNING PITCHERS

TOP RETURNING PITCHERSPLAYER COLLEGE POS. ERA APP. IP H K RECORD

DISTRICT A (Region 3)Chas Parsons Mohawk Valley RHP 0.82 10 55.0 47 26 7-1Kyle Rufer Schenectady County RHP 1.98 9 36.1 36 44 2-1Brandon Bielecki Niagara County RHP 2.01 10 53.2 44 45 4-3Turner Parry Onondaga RHP 2.07 11 61.0 51 56 9-1Eric Spencer Onondaga RHP 2.25 10 48.0 54 36 4-1Joshua Amann Jefferson RHP 3.22 9 50.1 39 39 3-6Jon Halligan Columbia-Greene RHP 3.30 10 46.1 47 45 5-2Mike Jacobsen Columbia-Greene LHP 3.33 10 46.0 34 35 6-3Marcus Cavarello Niagara County LHP 3.48 10 31.0 16 32 4-0Brendan Saville Niagara County RHP 3.86 9 42.0 40 28 3-2Tyler Radcliff Mohawk Valley RHP 4.01 7 33.2 32 26 2-3Ryan Brinkman Schenectady County RHP 4.11 8 35.0 41 23 4-2Justin Lemanski Adirondack RHP 4.26 8 44.1 58 25 3-3Ryan Watson Herkimer County RHP 4.59 8 35.1 41 23 4-0Michael Sturges Adirondack RHP 4.87 13 57.1 70 16 2-4Joe Kuzia Herkimer County RHP 4.91 6 29.1 34 32 4-1DISTRICT B (Regions 4, 12)Daren Marienthal Milwaukee Area Tech LHP 4.39 18 28.2 22 25 2-2Jared Kinjerski Milwaukee Area Tech RHP 4.50 17 38.0 44 36 3-1Brad Leachy Milwaukee Area Tech RHP 4.73 12 40.0 41 27 4-1DISTRICT C (Regions 2, 5, 14)Miguel Saavedra Eastfield RHP 2.16 10 50.0 14 60 6-0Jeremy Brann North Arkansas RHP 2.18 11 70.1 59 36 6-5Kyle Sargent Tyler RHP 2.83 23 35.0 32 29 1-1Jacob French Tyler RHP 3.10 18 29.0 27 38 1-2Pedro Maldonado Cedar Valley RHP 3.38 14 88.0 100 53 3-8Eythan Lenz Tyler RHP 3.72 20 46.0 56 33 5-0Waylon Davis Cedar Valley LHP 4.44 14 48.2 54 62 1-4Skyler Henson North Arkansas RHP 5.47 15 26.1 28 19 2-2


DIII TOP 50 RETURNING PITCHERS

TOP RETURNING PITCHERSPLAYER COLLEGE POS. ERA APP. IP H K RECORD

DISTRICT E (Region 13)Mitch DeGrasse Century RHP 1.48 8 30.1 18 32 5-1Matt Dietman St. Cloud Tech RHP 1.82 16 29.2 14 36 4-0Ben Schaben Riverland RHP 2.02 8 44.7 33 51 6-1Matt Brower Minnesota State RHP 2.31 10 35.0 20 19 3-0Connor Hurst Riverland LHP 2.37 9 57.0 48 74 7-1Joe Wagner Riverland RHP 3.92 7 41.1 43 45 4-3Jesse Olson Hibbing LHP 4.43 13 67.0 84 49 5-7Dylan Deavy Minnesota State RHP 5.14 8 28.0 22 29 4-2DISTRICT F (Region 15)Damian Lester Suffolk County RHP 3.96 13 25.0 14 35 1-2DISTRICT G (Region 19)Will Siegfried Brookdale RHP 1.33 10 54.0 38 59 5-0Cody Klinger Northampton RHP 1.34 10 40.1 26 33 3-3Jeff Singer Gloucester County LHP 1.50 14 90.0 52 74 11-1Steven DelaCamara Middlesex County RHP 3.18 6 28.1 29 12 2-2Ryan Sullivan Brookdale RHP 3.38 6 32.0 24 34 3-1Zach Wasson Montgomery County RHP 3.72 15 65.1 59 97 5-5Anthony Tagliaboschi Middlesex County RHP 3.72 14 48.1 40 23 3-3Troy Muchette Delaware County LHP 3.80 12 45.0 26 20 1-6Cory Brown Brookdale RHP 4.22 6 32.0 26 34 2-2Andrew Furber Gloucester County RHP 4.62 10 50.2 44 48 7-2Derek Linkhorst Lehigh Carbon RHP 4.82 17 28.0 24 17 2-1DISTRICT H (Region 21)Derek Dolan Northern Essex RHP 1.75 10 36.0 34 20 6-1Nick Goodin Northern Essex 2.41 19 41.0 42 33 5-2Dylan Pond Quinsigamond LHP 3.71 9 53.1 49 56 6-2


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DIII BASEBALL 2012 SEASON REVIEW


DISTRICT A#2W Erie CC, N.Y. (32-17) 4#4W Niagara County CC, N.Y. (35-20) 17

Region 3

DISTRICT B#1 Joliet JC, Ill. (33-29) 12#2 Milwaukee Area Tech, Wis. (26-26) 11

Regions 4, 12

DISTRICT C#2 Richland College, Texas (32-26) 1#3 Tyler JC, Texas (36-18) 11

Regions 2, 5, 14

DISTRICT D#1 Montgomery-Germantown, Md. (30-26) 21#3 CCAC-South, Pa. (17-20-1) 12

Region 20

DISTRICT E#1 St. Cloud TCC, Minn. (42-6) 8#6 Rochester CTC, Minn. (29-26) 3

Region 13

DISTRICT F#1 Nassau CC, N.Y. (26-16) 11#2 Suffolk County CC, N.Y. (19-21-1) 10

Region 15

DISTRICT G#1 Gloucester CC, N.J. (46-9) 6#2 Camden CC, N.J. (39-11) 2

Region 19

DISTRICT H#1 Northern Essex CC, Mass. (28-7) 15#2 Bunker Hill CC, Mass. (14-14) 4

Region 21

2012 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS

DISTRICT CHAMPION

A Niagara County CC, N.Y. (35-20)B Joliet JC, Ill. (33-29)C Tyler JC, Texas (36-18)D Montgomery-Germantown, Md. (30-26)

DISTRICT CHAMPION

E St. Cloud TCC, Minn. (42-6)F Nassau CC, N.Y. (26-16)G Gloucester CC, N.J. (46-9)H Northern Essex CC, Mass. (28-7)

2012 D I I I WOR LD SE R I ES QUAL I F I E RS


GAME 1St. Cloud TCC, Minn. (42-7) 0Tyler JC, Texas (37-18) 7

GAME 2Joliet JC, Ill. (34-29) 10Nassau CC, N.Y. (26-17) 0

GAME 3Gloucester CC, N.J. (46-10) 0Niagara County CC, N.J. (36-20) 6

GAME 4Montgomery-Germantown, Md. (30-27) 1Northern Essex CC, Mass. (29-7) 9

GAME 5Nassau CC, N.Y. (26-18) 3St. Cloud TCC, Minn. (43-7) 6

GAME 6Gloucester CC, N.J. (47-10) 7Montgomery-Germantown (30-28) 1

GAME 7Joliet JC, Ill. (35-29) 7Tyler JC, Texas (37-19) 5

GAME 8Niagara County CC, N.Y. (36-21) 5Northern Essex CC, Mass. (30-7) 6

GAME 9Gloucester CC, N.J. (47-11) 11Tyler JC, Texas (38-19) 12

GAME 10Niagara County CC, N.Y. (37-21) 13St. Cloud TCC, Minn. (43-8) 3

GAME 11Joliet JC, Ill. (36-29) 8Northern Essex CC, Mass. (30-8) 2

GAME 12Niagara County CC, N.Y. (38-21) 11Tyler JC, Texas (38-20) 3

GAME 13Niagara County CC, N.Y. (39-21) 9Northern Essex CC, Mass. (30-9) 5

2012 DIII WORLD SERIES RECAP

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPJoliet JC, Ill. (37-29) 6Niagara County CC, N.Y. (39-22) 5

*10 innings

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMP Jon Corbi Niagara CountyP Cody Ellerbee TylerP Corey Fitzgerald St. CloudP Costa Tingas Northern EssexP Trevor Vermillion JolietC Casey Papp JolietIF Eric Barbieri Gloucester CountyIF Jeremy Christian TylerIF Dan Eliopulos JolietOF Nick Kellner Niagara CountyOF Michael Orlowski Niagara CountyOF Lucas Reynolds Northern Essex

MOST VALUABLE PLAYERLuke Andrade (Joliet)

COACH OF THE TOURNAMENTWayne King (Joliet)


2012 DIII ABCA & EASTON PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

YEAR PLAYER COLLEGE

2011 Lester Clark North Arkansas2010 Alexi Colon Gloucester County, N.J.2009 Keith Weinkofsky Brookdale CC, N.J.2008 Brandon Howard Joliet JC, Ill.2007 Brock Lemire Tyler JC, Texas2006 Ronny Hawley Eastfield College, Texas2005 Tim Edmeads Gloucester County, N.J.2004 Trent Taylor Richland College, Texas2003 Bart Hunton Columbus State, Ohio2002 John Allen Richland College, Texas2001 Chris Meeks Eastfield College, Texas

YEAR PLAYER COLLEGE

2011 Kyle Holland Manchester CC, Conn.2010 A.J. Lowers Manchester CC, Conn.2009 Sean Jamison Niagara County, N.Y.2008 Travis Graves Eastfield College, Texas2007 Ryan Saldivar Richland College, Texas2006 Vinny Johnson Gloucester County, N.J.2005 Seth Button Gloucester County, N.J.2004 Cody Ellis Tyler JC, Texas

DIII ABCA PLAYER OF THE YEAR

LUKE ANDRADE Joliet JC, Ill.

Luke Andrade, a freshman from Joliet, Ill., helped lead the Joliet Wolves to its third national championship in school history. Andrade became the second Joliet player to claim the award in five years. The 5’11” infielder ranked fourth in the Divison III ranks with 64 RBIs, while ranking in the top 20 in runs (49),

doubles (17) and triples (5). Andrade earned Tournament MVP honors

at the DIII World Series in Tyler, Texas, to close out the season.

The local product hit .368 for the tournament with three doubles,

seven runs scored and 10 total bases for a .526 slugging percentage. Andrade will be returning to Joliet for his sophomore season in 2013.

DIII EASTON DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

MANUEL CABRAL Northern Essex, Mass.

Manuel Cabral, a sophomore from Northern Essex

Community College, helped lead his team to a

Region 21 Championship and

appearance at the DIII World

Series in Tyler, Texas, where

the Knights claimed a third-

place finish. Behind the mask

he posted a 1.00 fielding percentage with 152 putouts

and 18 assists. At the plate, Cabral hit four homeruns

and drove in 38 runs with a .366 batting average.

The catcher was also

named to the 2011

NJCAA DIII Rawlings

Gold Glove® Team.

Cabral decided to head

south to complete his collegiate baseball

career, signing with Texas Southern University.


2012 DIII RAWLINGS GOLD GLOVE AWARDS

GOLD G LOVE AWAR D WI N N E RSPOS. PLAYER COLLEGE FIELDING %

P Cody Ellerbee Tyler JC, Texas .955C Manuel Cabral Northern Essex CC, Mass. 1.000

1B Justin Stowell Finger Lakes CC, N.Y. 1.0002B Cal Sluberski Niagara County CC, N.Y. .9573B David Ulrich Onondaga CC, N.Y. .944SS John LeClair Herkimer County CC, N.Y. .930OF Andy Kozak Hudson Valley CC, N.Y. 1.000OF Jayson Osborne Schenectady County CC, N.Y. 1.000OF Keegan Pafford Northern Essex CC, Mass. 1.000

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.

Cody Ellerbee Tyler JC, Texas

Cal Sluberski Niagara County, N.Y.


2012 DIII ALL-AMERICANSFIRST TEAM

POS. PLAYER COLLEGE CLASS WHERE ARE THEY NOW?P Cody Ellerbee Tyler SO ^St. Edward’sP Turner Parry Onondaga FR RETURNINGP Lanny Zier North Lake SO UNC-AshevilleC Luke Andrade Joliet FR RETURNINGIF Patrick Parker Northern Essex FR ÛMass-LowellIF Ryan Schneider St. Cloud SO Not ReturningIF Michael Wagner Erie SO #Central MethodistIF Eric Barbieri Gloucester County SO ^NewberryOF Domingo Cruz Northern Essex SO +Keene StateOF Hassan Evans Herkimer County SO Delaware StateOF Timothy Lawson Cedar Valley SO Not ReturningDH Ryan Drew Brookdale SO ^Palm Beach Atlantic

SECOND TEAMP Richard Gabriel Brookdale SO MonmouthP Arismendy Nunez Nassau SO Not ReturningP Jeffrey Singer Gloucester County FR RETURNINGC Lester Clark North Arkansas SO #Central BaptistIF Ryan Matsko Westmoreland County SO ^Pitt-JohnstownIF Joseph Post Brookdale SO ^FlaglerIF Joseph Russo Suffolk County SO ÂdelphiIF Travis Smith Montgomery-Germantown FR RETURNINGOF Domenic Biagini College of DuPage SO $Azusa PacificOF Zachary Nielsen Century FR RETURNINGOF Trey Russell Joliet SO Eastern IllinoisDH Devon Moon College of DuPage FR N/A

THIRD TEAMP Nicholas Fure Century SO #JudsonP William Gabay Herkimer County SO Not ReturningP A.J. Rievel Westmoreland County SO ^Slippery RockC Christopher Kyser Montgomery-Germantown SO ^Florida SouthernIF Christopher Rosa Massasoit SO #BluefieldIF Adam Soodik CCAC-South FR Not ReturningIF Jonathon Traetow St. Cloud FR Not ReturningIF Mathew Rotundo Mohawk Valley SO Not ReturningOF Edward Hernandez Nassau SO Not ReturningOF Calvin Sluberski Niagara County SO #Shawnee StateOF Michael Tenaglia Northampton SO Êast StroudsburgDH Michael Upton North Arkansas FR RETURNING

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2012 DIII STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS

LANNY ZEIR North Lake College, Texas

(Sophomore - RHP)

1.36 ERA (11 Earned Runs in 73.0 Innings)

BRYCE BRAHAUM Mesabi Range, Minn. (Sophomore - RHP)

116 SO (77.1 Innings in 19 Appearances)

BO WATSON Onondaga CC, N.Y. (Sophomore - RHP)

14 S (23.0 Innings in 21 Appearances)

PATRICK PARKER Northern Essex, Mass.

(Freshman - 3B)

.507 AVG (68 Hits in 134 At-Bats)

ERIC BARBIERI Gloucester County, N.J.

(Sophomore - 1B)

15 HR (81 Hits in 209 At-Bats)

LESTER CLARK North Arkansas (Sophomore - C)

71 RBI (85 Hits in 170 At-Bats)

DALE DAVIS Prince George’s, Md. (Sophomore - UTL)

63 SB (65 Attempts with a 96.9 Percentage)

JAKE MEEHAN Niagara County, N.Y.

(Freshman - C)

.997 FLD% (262 Putouts, 25 Assists and 1 Error)

TYLER JC, TEXAS.963 FLD%

(1,317 Putouts, 495 Assists and 69 Errors)

CAMDEN COUNTY, N.J..404 AVG

(522 Hits in 1,293 At-Bats)


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DIII BASEBALL HISTORY


DIII BASEBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

1992 Gloucester County College, N.J.1993 Gloucester County College, N.J.1994 Joliet Junior College, Ill.1995 Madison College, Wis.1996 Madison College, Wis.1997 Madison College, Wis.1998 Norwalk Community Technical College, Conn.1999 Gloucester County College, N.J.2000 Gloucester County College, N.J.2001 Eastfield College, Texas2002 Richland College, Texas2003 Richland College, Texas2004 Richland College, Texas2005 Gloucester County College, N.J.2006 Eastfield College, Texas2007 Tyler Junior College, Texas2008 Joliet Junior College, Ill.2009 Richland College, Texas2010 Gloucester County College, N.J.2011 Eastfield College, Texas2012 Joliet Junior College, Ill.

JOLIET (2008)

RICHLAND (2009)


JOLIET (2012) EASTFIELD (2011)


2012 NJCAA BASEBALL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

LON JOYCE HEAD COACH Spartanburg Methodist College, S.C.

SCOTT SIMS HEAD COACH South Georgia College

W. CAM WALKER HEAD COACH Indian Hills Community College, Iowa

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 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.

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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