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University Junior College Recruiting Class Ranking

November 19, 2020November 19, 2020 Noah Sharp Arizona, Arizona State, Blinn, Bossier Parish, Calhoun, Campbell, Central Arizona, Central Florida, Charlston Southern, Chipola, Clarendon, Coastal Bend, Dallas Baptist, east central mississippi, Eastern Oklahoma State, El Paso, Florida SouthWestern State, Galveston, Georgia, Georiga State, Gonzaga, Grambling, Grayson, Hinds, Houston, Howard, Illinois State, Indian Hills, Iowa Western, John A. Logan, Johnson County, Kansas State, Kentucky, Kirkwood, Lamar, Lipscomb, Louisana Tech, Louisburg, LSU, McLennan, Midland, Mississippi Gulf Coast, Mississippi State, NC State, New Mexico, New Mexico State, New Orleans, NOC-Tonkawa, North Iowa Area, Northeast (NE), Northeast Texas, Odessa, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Orange Coast, Parkland, Pearl River, Pima, Purdue, San Jac, San Joaquin Delta, Seminole State (OK), South Alabama, South Mountain, Southeast, Southeastern Louisana, Southern Nevada, St. Johns River, TCU, Texas, Texas Tech, Tulane, UL-Lafayette, UNC-Charlotte, UT-Rio Grand Valley, Wabash Valley, Wabash Valleyt, Walters State, Washington State, western oklahoma, Wharton, Yavapai

As many know November 13th was the start of the early signing day period this fall. And boy was it a day. For junior college athletes it generally is not as much of a surprise where they are going to sign when they have their options. They do not usually have the hats sitting in front of them like many people think when it comes to a person signing day.

From what we here at the JBB have collected it was over 200 different individuals commit/sign so far during this period. So we decided to break out or ranking caps for the first time to kick off the official 2020/2021 Calendar. Yes, we did have a Recruiting Class Ranking a few weeks back but this is for the guys that will not make it to campus till the fall of 2021.

As usual there are many of your normal universities that have already started to pick the Junior College ranks to fill their rosters for the next coming years. Below we rank the top 25 Classes as well as some Honorable Mentions.

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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

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2020 MLB Draft Rankings

May 5, 2020May 5, 2020 JBB Staff 2020 Draft, Central Florida, Chipola, Copiah, Copiah-Lincoln, Crowder, Eastern Oklahoma State, El Camino, Florence Darlington-Tech, Galveston, Grayson, Iowa Western, John A. Logan, McLennan, Northwest Florida, Northwest Mississippi, NW F, NW Florida State, Orange Coast, Pearl River, Sacramento City, San Jac, Southern Nevada, St. Johns River, State College of Florida, Wabash Valley, Walters State, Yavapai

So for those who thought that the Final 201 was a draft ranking... Well again read the opening paragraph.

This is the JBB Draft Rankings.

Due to the draft being shorter than it was suppose to be we did not see the need for the rankings to be as big as it could be. This is who we feel will have a chance to have their named called when the draft happens. This is looked at with a different lens than the for-mentioned 201 list.

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All-Americans Awards CCCAA Division 1 Division 2 Division 3

2020 Gold Glove Team

April 23, 2020 Noah Sharp 0 Comments Brookhaven, Butte, Cabrillo, Catawba Valley, Chipola, Compton, Cuesta, De Anza, Desert, Folsom Lake, Galveston, Gold Gloves, Indian River State, Jefferson (MO, Kirkwood, Lassen, Miami Dade, Mt. Sac, Oxnard, Rio Hondo, San Joaquin Delta, Santa Ana, Ventura, Wabash Valley, West Valley

Gold Glove Infield Catcher- Connor Dykstra (@c_dykstra57)- Freshman – Galveston (@GCWhitecaps) First – Cameron Gray (@graycameron10) – Sophomore – Chipola

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Week 3 Teams and Players of the Week

February 12, 2020 Noah Sharp Cloud, Coastal Bend, Cuesta, Eastern Florida State, Galveston, Johnson County, Miami Dade, NOC-Tonka, Redlands, Richland, Southern Nevada

Div 1: Miami Dade (4-0)

Miami Dade came out swinging this year. They are currently 6-1, but this past week they were 4-0. They took the first game of the Week against Florida SouthWestern State 7-0. They then had a three-game series against the then #5 State College of Florida. They took game 1 7-3 lead by the duo of Christopher Patterson and Raphy Almanzar-Rosario. Patterson was 2-3 on the day with a double, homer, 1 RBI and 3 runs scored. Almanzar-Rosario went 4-5, with 2 doubles, and 2 rbi’s. In the second game, they won 3-2 and came from behind in scoring 2 runs in both the bottom of the 6th and 7th. The finished out the week in game 3 they jumped out to an early 3-0 lead and never looked back finishing with a score of 6-3.

CCCAA: #17 Cuesta (2-1)

Just because i was at the games this weekend is not making this a Subjective choice. Cuesta took on the then ranked #4 Orange Coast. They took the first 2 games. In-game one they won 16-3 behind the bat of Harrison Hart, Kirk Woolf, and Broc Mortensen. Hart was 3-5 with 5 RBI’s a Homer, and a Double. Woolf went 3-5 with 2 Doubles, 3 RBI’s and 2 Runs. Rounding out that game Mortensen went 2-5 with a Double, 2 Runs, and 2 RBI’s. In-game 2, Cuesta took it 6-4, behind Mortensen again and Sean Rooney. Mortensen picked up where he left out the day before going 1-2 with a triple, a run and 2 RBI’s. Rooney went 2-3, with a homer, 2 RBI’s and a Run. In-game 3 they came up just short losing 7-3.

Div 2: #8 NOC-Tonkawa (5-0)

Div 3: #11 Coastal Bend (2-1)

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