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Div 3- North Atlantic District Preview (Reg. 19)

January 9, 2021January 5, 2021 Noah Sharp Atlantic Cape, Bergen, Brookdale, Camden County, Cumberland County, Delaware County, Luzerne County, Middlesex County, Montgomery County, Northampton, Ocean County, Rowan Gloucester, Union County

This is the first, but not last, power that is known as Northeast Junior College Baseball. This district has as much history as any other district at any other level. For those that read this that do not know much about this area the closest equivalent to it is Region 8 (Florida), Region 5 (West Texas), or Region 14 (East Texas) at the NJCAA Division 1 level. Tons of talented teams that are always ranked in the top 10 shoot even top 5 in the country but always via for one spot. The one difference is that the Division 3 tournament has an At-Large bid which i think is the best thing that should be added to all levels but that is for another time.

To show the history you do not have to go back very far. The last National title was between Rowan Gloucester (The Regional Champ) and Cumberlands (the At-Large) and was taken home by Cumberlands. Rowan Gloucester has had trips in 2018, 2016, 2015, 2013 (National Champs), 2012, 2011 (Runner up), and 2010 (National Champs). Northampton had trips in 2018, and 2017; and Cumberlands took another in 2014 (Runner Ups).

Just because they have the title of “Division Three Junior College '' does not

mean that anyone should over look the talent that is spread throughout this entire region. With:

Bergen’s- Joe Miceli, Brayan Villar, Chris Amparo, and Elian Guzman

Northampton’s- Jordan King

Cumberland’s- Christian Lutz, Charelle Gonzalez, and Ja’ques Colon

Brookdale’s- Jeff Massicotti, Matt Pickus, and Riley Maypother

Ocean County’s- Dylan Beyer, Joe Palmisano, and Sam Collins

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The Final 2020 Season Rankings Presented by The Great Lakes Bat Co.

April 20, 2020April 20, 2020 Noah Sharp 0 Comments 2020 Final Ranking, Arizona Western, Bergen, Brookdale, Brookhaven, Brunswick, Bucks County, Butler, Canada, Catawba Valley, Cayuga, Cedar Valley, Central Arizona, Central Florida, Century, Cerritos, Chaffey, Chandler-Gilbert, Chesapeake, Chipola, Coastal Bend, Connors State, Copiah-Lincoln, Cowley, Crowder, Cuesta, Cumberland, Cuyahoga, Cypress, Delaware Tech, Delta, DuPage, Dyersburg State, Eastern Gateway, Eastern Oklahoma State, Eastfield, El Camino, Folsom Lake, Fredirck, Fresno, Georgia Highlands, Glendale (CA), Golden West, Grayson, Great Lakes Bat Co., Henry Ford, Herkimer, Hinds, Hudson Valley, Illinois Valley, Iowa, Iowa Central, Iowa Western, Itawamba, Jefferson (MO, John A. Logan, Johnson County, Joliet, Kankakee, Kansas City Kansas, Kirkwood, Lassen, Lincoln Land, Long Beach, Los Medanos, LSU-Eunice, Marin, McLenna, McLennan, Mesa, Miles, Milwaukee Area Tech, Modesto, Montery Peninsula, Montgomery County, Mt. San Antonio, Niagara County, NOC-Tonkawa, North Central Missouri, Northampton, Northeast Mississippi, Northwest Florida State, Northwest Mississippi, Oakton, Odessa, Ohlone, Owens, Parasie Valley, Parkland, Pasco-Hernando, Patrick Heenry, Pearl River, Pima, Prince George's, Reedley, Richland, Riverside, Rochester, Rockingham, Rowan Gloucester, Sacramento City, Saddleback, Salt-Lake, San Diego City, San Jac, San Joaquin Delta, San Mateo, Santa Ana, Santa Fe, Santa Rosa, Scottsdale, Sequoias, Sierra, Sinclair, Skyline, Snead State, South, South Mountain, Southeastern, Southern Nevada, St. Cloud Tech, Tyler, Wabash Valley, Walters State, Westner, Yavapai

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Week 7: Teams and Players of the Week

March 10, 2020March 11, 2020 Noah Sharp Bay College, Brookdale, Guilford Tech, Johnson County, Kansas City Kansas, Northeast Mississippi, NW Florida State, Players of the Week, Santa Fe, Santa Rosa, Spokane, Teams of the Week, Wabash Vally

Teams of The Week

Here is a look at the teams that made the biggest moves or had huge weeks as a team for each division

Div 1: Kansas City Kansas (4-1)

As stated in this week's new Next 5 Out, KCK made a huge jump this past week. They went 4-1 on the week, winning their weekend series against the then ranked #6 3 games to 1.

KCK started their week with a mid-week game against state fair in which they won 19-1. After falling behind 1-0 in the bottom of the first KCK tied it up in the second then scored in the 5th, 7th, 8th, and then scored 9 in the 9th. Leading them in that game was Tre Simmons who got the Start and the wing going 7 innings striking out 3 while giving up the lone run. At the plate 3 Blue Devils had homers, Griffin Everitt (1-4, 2 RBI), Jose Sosa (4-6, 5 RBI, Double) and Trey Hoover (1-4, 2 RBI).

To start their weekend they took the first 3 games against Cowley before dropping the final game of the weekend.

The first two games they took at home 6-5 and 14-8. They then took the first game at Cowley 9-8 before dropping the final game 18-1.

Div 2: Northeast Mississippi (6-0)

Northeast has been one of the Fastest rising Division 2 teams this season. Starting in the 50’s and now find themselves sitting at #7 in the country. This past week they played 6 games between Wednesday and Sunday winning all of them.

They started Wednesday with a doubleheader win against Jackson State taking game 1 6-4 and game 2 8-0.

Heading into the weekend they had a 4-game series against Marshalltown. They took game 1 2-1 behind a strong pitching performance by Dylan Hitchcock who went 5.2 Innings striking out 10. In-game 2, the won 13-3 in just 5 innings due to a run rule. Conner Davis and Jacob Compton both helped put up the runs. Davis was 1-4 with a double and 2 RBI’s while also scoring 3 runs. Compton was 1-3 with 3 RBI’s.

In their Sunday Double Header, It started how the Saturday games ended. By Run Rule. In just 5 innings they won 14-1. The game was led by the bat of Hayes Hansford who was 4-4 in the game with a double, homer, 5 RBI’s and a run. Sunday's second game was a bit closer in a 7-4 win. Compton showed up again going 3-4 in the game with 2 doubles, a Home Runs and 4 RBI’s.

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