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NJCAA Div. 1 Strength of Schedule Rankings

January 21, 2021January 20, 2021 Noah Sharp Alvin, Arkansas Baptist, Baton Rouge, Central Arizona, Community Christain College, Galveston, Hill, Kaskaskia, Lake Land, Lincoln Trail, Navarro, NJCAA D1, North Central Texas, Northeast Texas, Panola, Pima, Rend Lake, Salt Lake, San Jac, Seminole State (OK), Strength of Schedule, Temple, Triton, Volunteer STate, Weatherford, Wharton, Yavapai

With the season starting either right after this goes out or in the past if you are just reading it you know one thing is for sure. This year Junior College Baseball is about to be one of the Hottest things in the baseball world that nobody is talking about.. Well that is expect for use.

So since our Pre-Season Ranking came out we decided to take a look at some of the toughest schedules across the country.

In this post we look at the top 25 Toughest Div 1 Schedules this year as well as a team that we feel might not lose a game and possibly put the 2009 Howard teams record in jeopardy.

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Team

Alvin

Community Christian College

Wharton

Galveston

Panola

Baton Rouge

Salt Lake

San Jac

Triton

Pima

Navarro

North Central Texas

Hill

Northeast Texas

Seminole State (OK)

Arkansas Baptist

Lincoln Trail

Rend Lake

Lake Land

Volunteer State

Weatherford

Kaskaskia

Yavapai

Temple

Central Arizona

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Awards Baseball Division 1 JuCo Baseball Weekly Content

Div. 1- Mid-South District Preview (Reg. 14)

December 30, 2020December 30, 2020 Noah Sharp Alvin, Blinn, Bossier Parish, Division 1, Galveston, Mid South district, Navarro, NJCAA D1, Northeast Texas, Panola, Paris, Region 14, San Jac, Wharton

Region 14 has by far the most history at the Division 1 Junior College level. Mainley due to the power that is San Jac. With 5 National titles, 14 National Title games, and 26 Trips to Grand Junction those are all records across the country. But, the talent does not stop there by any means. From top to bottom this is one of the top regions in the country. Any team that makes it out of Region 14 has had success when going to Grand Junction. Since 2011, San Jac has gone in 2018 (3rd), 2017 (NRU), 2016 (NRU), 2015 (5th), and 2012 (NRU); Navarro has gone in 2019 (3rd), 2013, and 2011 (National Champ); and Blinn in 2014 (5th).

As with every region the talent that is in Region 14 is absolutely loaded. From top to bottom with:

San Jac’s- Chase Wilkerson, Harold Coll, and Hunter Hollan

Navarro’s-Cash Rugely, Alex Vargara, and Austin Eaton

Northeast Texas’s- Sawyer Thornhill, Nico Baumbach, and Kaleb Wisnoski

Paris’s- Sam Creed

Galveston’s-Connor Dykstra, Johnny Bassailion, and Blake Martin

Blinn’s- Jace Hutchins, Dylan Theut, and Trevor Mott

Wharton’s- Trey Valka, and Josh Salinas

Bossier Parish’s- Beau Ross, Dylan Collins, and Zach St. Pierre

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Baseball CCCAA Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 NWAC Weekly Content

2020 MLB Player Pool (Updated.1)

July 8, 2020July 8, 2020 Noah Sharp 0 Comments Alvin, Angelina, Central Florida, Chipola, Cowley, Cypress, Daytona State, East Central (MS), Eastern Oklahoma State, Evdrett, Faulkner, Florida Gateway, Fort Scott, Frank Phillips, Fresno City, Galveston, Grayson, Gulf Coast, Howard, Iowa Western, Lane, Mapple, Mapple Woods, McLennan, Merced, Mercer, Meridain, Miami Dade, Mohawk Valley, Navarro, Neosho, New Me, New Mexico, North Central Texas, North Iowa Area, Northwest Florida, Northwest Mississippi, Onley Central, Orange Coast, Oxnard, Palomar, Parkland, Pasadena, Redlands, Rio Hondo, Riverside, Saddleback, Salt Lake, San Jac, Santa Fe, Scottsdale, Seminole State (FL), Seminole State (OK), South Georgia State, Southern Nevada, Southwest Mississippi, St. Clair County, St. Johns River, St. Petersburg, State College of Florida, Texarkana, Wabash Valley, Wallace State, Walters State, Weatherford, West LA, Western Nevada, Western Oklahoma State, Wharton, Young Harris

Updated 6/9/2020 With the 2020 MLB Season looking to be finally about to start we here at the JBB

JuCo Baseball

2020 Non-drafted Free Agent Signees with Juco Ties

June 22, 2020June 22, 2020 Noah Sharp 0 Comments Alvin, Astros, Blue Jays, Brewers, Broward, Brunswick, Central Arizona, Chipola, Cisco, Cubs, Cypress, Diablo Valley, Dodgers, Dyersburg State, East Florida State, Florence Darlington-Tech, Heartland, Hillsborough, Howard, Jefferson (MO, Mariners, Marlins, Mets, Modesto, Navarro, North Central Texas, Northeast, Orioles, Padres, Palomar, Panola, Pearl River, Pierce, Rangers, Red Sox, Reds, Royals, San Jac, San Joaquin Delta, South Florida State, Southeast, Spartanburg Methodist, St. Johns River, State College of Florida, Tacoma, Utah State Eastern, Walters State, Wharton, White Sox, Yankees

2020 Non-Drafted Free Agent Signees with a Juco Tie With the new rules attached to the Major League Baseball draft,

Baseball Division 1 JuCo Baseball

Div. 1- Mid-South District Preview (Reg. 14)

December 29, 2019 JBB Staff Alvin, Blinn, Bossier Parish, District Preview, Galveston, Laredo, Mid-South Disitrict, Navarro, NJCAA D1, Northeast Texas, Panola, Paris, Region 14, San Jac, Wharton

This District was one of the toughest to call coming out of last year. Going into the season the usual favorite could not compete postseason so it was really up for grabs as to who was going to take home the Mid-South/Region 14 Crown and a trip to Grand Junction. Navarro rose to that occasion taking the Region title from Blinn after running through the first 3 rounds of the tournament. They ended up finishing 3rd in the country after fighting through the losers bracket and forcing a winners take all 3rd place game against Iowa Western to decide who would play for the National Title. They finished the season with a record of 41-18.

Previous winners: ‘19 Navarro, ‘18 San Jac, ‘17 San Jac, ‘16 San Jac

This year San Jac is back in full force with the Pre-Season Pitcher of the Year in Luke Little (South Carolina); who is also the National Pre-Season Pitcher of the Year and All-American. A team that does not always get the recognition in this region Wharton boasts the Pre-Season Player of the Year in Alec Carr (New Mexico) who also happens to be a Pre-Season All-American.

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