Georgia Highlands

Div 1- Appalachian District Preview (Reg. 7 & 17)

December 26, 2020December 26, 2020 JBB Staff Abraham Baldwin, Andrew, Central Arizona, Chattanooga State, Chipola, Cleveland State, Columbia State, Division 1, Dyersburg State, East Georgia State, Florida A&M, Georgia Gwinnett, Georgia Highlands, Georgia State, Gordon State, Iowa Western, Jackson State, Motlow State, NJCAA D1, Roane State, South Georgia State, Southwest Tennessee, Volunteer STate, Walters State

Welcome back to the world that is the wonderful world of Junior College Baseball. With this being the first Major piece of content that we are putting out for the 2021 season. Each District/Region will have their own preview. This will include a Quick “Recap” or over all look at the region as a whole before a deeper dive into the All-District-Region Teams, How we (Noah and Chirs) think this year is going to pan out. And then to wrap it up a look into a team that we think is someone that we either really like or one that we think is going to surprise some people if they are paying attention to them. If you need to get a membership click this link and it will take you right over to where you can sign up! If not Welcome back let's have a fun 2021 season!

This District the past few years has been dominated by Walters State. They have claimed the crown the last two years (not including 2020 because ya know…. Covid and stuff). Making it to the National Title in 2018 to Chipola and finishing 4th in 2019 with both losses coming from the two teams that made it to the national Championship (Iowa Western and Central Arizona).

On the other side of this District (Georgia) has been a fun battle to follow. With Gordon State rising up the ranks in 2019 but eventually falling short in the District Title Game against none other than Walters State in two extremely close games (5-4 and 5-2).

There is a plethora of talent across this entire region (and country) with some of the players being:

Walters States-Caleb McNeely and Jerry Hammons

Gordon States-Cole Phillips

Georgia Highlands-Johnny Dow and Trace Twardoski

Abraham Baldwin’s-Sam Bennett and Henry Daniels

Andrew’s- Jacob Pierce and Robert Malone

Chattanooga State’s- Kobe Robinson

And

Dyersburg State’s- Chris Mondesi and Griffin Miller

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Awards CCCAA Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 JuCo Baseball Ranking Rankings

Final 201 List

May 4, 2020May 4, 2020 Noah Sharp 201, Abraham Baldwin, Allen County, Andrew, Barton, Bay College, Brookhaven, Bryant & Stratton (VA), Butler, Butte, Canyons, Catawba Valley, CCCAA, Cedar Valley, Central Florida, Chaffey, Cisco, Clarendon, Coastal Alabama-Brewton, Coastal Alabama-Monroeville, Colby, Columbia State, Connors State, Copiah-Lincoln, Cowley, Crowder, Cuesta, Cypress, Dyersburg State, East Central (MS), Eastern Oklahoma State, Eastfield, El Camino, El Paso, Final Rankings, Folsom Lake, Fort Scott, Fresno City, Frontier, Georgia Highlands, Golden West, Gordon State, Grayson, Grossmont, Gulf Coast State, Hill, Hutchinson, Iowa Western, Irvine Valley, Itawamba, John A. Logan, Johnson County, Kansas City Kansas, Kirkwood, Lassen, Los Medanos, Louisburg, LSU-Euince, Luna, McLennan, Mesa (AZ), Mid Michigan, Midland, Mineral Area, Motlow State, Neosho, New Mexico Millitary, NJCAA Div. 1, NJCAA Div. 2, NJCAA Div. 3, NOC-Enid, NOC-Tonkawa, North Arkansas, North Central Missouri, North Central Texas, North Lake, Northeast Texas, northeastern Oklahoma A&M, Northwest Florida State, Northwest Mississippi, Odessa, Ohlone, Olney Central, Orange Coast, Otero, Paris, Pasadena City, Pasco-Hernando State, Patrick Henry, Pearl River, Reedley, Richland, Saddleback, Salt-Lake, San Diego Mesa, San Jac, San Joaquin Delta, San Mateo, Santa Ana, Santa Fe, Santa Rosa, Seminole State (FL), Seminole State (OK), Sierra, South Mountain, Southern Nevada, Southwestern, Spoon River, St. Petersburg, State College of Florida, State Fair, Tallahassee, USC Lancaster, Utah State Eastern, Vernon, Wabash Valley, Walace-Dothan, Walters State, Weatherford, Western Texas, Yavapai

Just to make this clear before people start to critic this list and call the rankings for not what they really are. This is Not a "Draft Prospect" ranking. For those that have listened, Followed, and know what what we do we create this list with how the player performed and how we think they will be at the College Level. Now is there some cross over? Yes, of course. But sometimes as many people have said sometimes the best Statistical player is not the best Draft Prospect and vice-versa.

150 J.D Ortiz Fr OF/IF Fresno City CCCAA

151 Jesus Licon So 1B El Paso NJCAA D1

152 Aaron Hogue Fr OF North Arkansas NJCAA D3

153 Justin Torres So IF San Mateo CCCAA UC-Irvine
154 Sean Stephens Fr IF Odessa NJCAA D1

155 Ivan Melendez So IF Odessa NJCAA D1 Texas
156 Grayson Tatrow So OF Paris NJCAA D1 Abilene Christian
157 Tyler Small So IF Northeastern Oklahoma A&M NJCAA D1 Dallas Baptist
158 TREVOR ANDREWS So UTIL Coastal Alabama-Monroeville NJCAA D1

159 Hagen Barcello Fr IF Colby NJCAA D1

160 Seth Salter Fr 1B/OF Los Medanos CCCAA

161 Bryan Burgos So IF NOC-Tonkawa NJCAA D2

162 Mario Pena Fr IF Cedar Valley NJCAA D3

163 Riley Blanton So IF Richland NJCAA D3 Southeastern Oklahoma State
164 Cammerin Ridley So OF Columbia State NJCAA D1

165 Caleb Balgaard So IF/OF McLennan NJCAA D1

166 Josh Rolling Fr IF Sierra CCCAA

167 Mario Tostado Fr
Cypress CCCAA

168 Hayden Winters So
Cypress CCCAA Houston
169 Mike Coletta So C Connors State NJCAA D1 Missouri
170 Sam Low Fr IF Mesa (AZ) NJCAA D2

171 Broc Mortensen So OF Cuesta CCCAA UC-Santa Barbara
172 ETHAN SNOW Fr C/OF Eastfield NJCAA D3

173 Garrett Bradley Fr OF/C Abraham Baldwin NJCAA D1

174 Hunter Rosson So IF Weatherford NJCAA D1

175 Joel Vaske So C Kirkwood NJCAA D2

176 Keegan Turner Fr
Western Texas NJCAA D1

177 Dylan Sanchez So OF Utah State Eastern NJCAA D1

178 KEYLON MACK So 1B Eastfield NJCAA D3 Grambling State
179 Jose Sosa So IF Kansas City Kansas NJCAA D1

180 Arjun Huerta So OF/LHP Otero NJCAA D1

181 Cole Phillips So OF Gordon State NJCAA D1 Tennessee Wesleyan
182 Jesh Leckey Fr IF New Mexico Millitary NJCAA D1

183 Sam Creed So IF Paris NJCAA D1

184 Tyler Rund So OF Lassen CCCAA

185 Dakota Kennedy So OF East Central (MS) NJCAA D2

186 Enrique Bennett So C Golden West CCCAA

187 Darien Cossio So IF Grossmont CCCAA Point Loma
188 Daniel Phillips Fr OF Coastal Alabama-Brewton NJCAA D1

189 Kade Self So OF Cowley NJCAA D1

190 Sam Ladner So IF Coastal Alabama-Brewton NJCAA D1

191 Chase Silseth So RHP Southern Nevada NJCAA D1 Arizona
192 Dustin Sipe So IF Luna NJCAA D1

193 Kevin Kilpatrick Fr OF Central Florida NJCAA D1

194 Seth Nelson So OF Golden West CCCAA

195 Colby Standard So C Butler NJCAA D1

196 Chaz Salter Fr
Walace-Dothan NJCAA D1

197 Frankie Circello Fr
Crowder NJCAA D1

198 Nation Wood Fr OF Saddleback CCCAA

199 Hunter Tabb So IF LSU-Euince NJCAA D2

200 Ernies Lozada

Southwestern NJCAA D1

201 Rumble Reyes Fr C San Diego Mesa CCCAA

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2020 JBB All-Americans

May 1, 2020May 1, 2020 Noah Sharp 0 Comments 1st Team All-Americans, 2nd-Team All-Americans, 3rd Team All-Americans, Allen County, Arkansas, Barton, Bay College, Brookhaven, Catawba Calley, Cedar Valley, Chaffey, Charlotte, Cisco, Clarendon, Colby, Connors State, Copiah-Lincoln, Cowley, Crowder, Dallas Baptist, Dyersburg State, Eastern Illinois, Eastfield, El Camino, Folsom Lake, Georgia Highlands, Grayson, Honroable Mentions, Illinois, Iowa Western, John A. Logan, Johnson County, Kansas City Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana Tech, Louisville, LSU, LSU-Eunice, Miami, Mid Michigan, Midland, Nebraska, New Mexico, New Mexico Military, NOC-Tonkawa, North Central Missouri, North Central Texas, Northeastern, Northwest Florida State, Northwest Mississippi, Odessa, Ohlone, Oklahoma State, Orange Coast, Pasco-Hernando State, Pearl River, Reedley, Richland, San Jac, San Joaquin Delta, Santa Ana, Santa Rosa, Seminole State, Seminole State (FL), South Carolina, South Florida State, South Mountain, Southern Neveada, State College of Florida, Tallahassee, UL-Lafayette, USC Lancaster, Wabash Valley, Walace-Dothan, Weatherford, Yavapai

All-American Infield Noah Rabon- USC Lancaster (@USCLBaseball1) Freshman Christain Encarnacion-Strand (@c_encarnacion13)-Yavapai (@YavapaiBaseball) Sophomore Oklahoma State (@OSUBaseball) Commit 2020 Preseason All

California Rankings CCCAA CCCAA Ranking Division 1 Division 1 Ranking Division 2 Division 2 Ranking Division 3 Division 3 Ranking JuCo Baseball National Ranking Ranking Rankings

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

The Final 2020 Season Rankings Presented by The Great Lakes Bat Co. What hasn’t already been said about what’s happened

CCCAA Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 JuCo Baseball National Ranking Team of the Week

Week 6 Players and Teams of the Week

March 3, 2020March 4, 2020 Noah Sharp 0 Comments Bucks County, Crowder, El Camino, El Paso, Georgia Highlands, Hinds, Iowa Western, Johnson County, La Tech, Mississippi State, Pearl River, Players of the Week, Prince George's, Sequoias, South Alabama, Southern Nevada, Teams of the Week, Tulane

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: Crowder (7-0)

Yes, Crowder is in this week’s Top 10. But when you play 7 games in a week and outscore your opponents 98-12 it’s worth diving into just how crazy each game was for them.

They started the week on Thursday, with a 31-0 win over Labette. They played 7 innings scoring in every one of those 7. The biggest inning came in the 5th when they scored 12. On the mound Chandler Ashby threw a complete game shutout striking out 4 and only allowing 4 hits. At the plate is where things obviously get a bit crazy. Frankie Circello and Victor Plaz led the way for them (even though there really is not anyone that did not actually do good that game). Circello was 3-3 on the day with 3 homers, 6 RBI’s, and scored 4 runs himself. Plaz was 3-4 on the day with 2 homers, 9 RBI’s, and 2 Runs.

The next day, Friday, they had a double header against Lake Land. They won the first game 13-0, behind Jared Viertel who threw a complete game shutout, striking out 7 with 3 walks in 5 innings, and Cameron Tissue (South Alabama) who was 3-3 in the game with a double, homer, 6 RBI’s and scored twice. The second game of the day was the closest game they had all week. It was a 2-1 win which they walked off in the bottom of the 7th.

They finished the week with a weekend series against Indian Hills in which they took the games 16-6, 13-2, 11-1, and 12-2. In the second game (13-3), Crowder hit 6 homers as a team. 2 by Logan Chambers, 2 by Landrey Wilkerson, 1 by Frankie Circello, and 1 by Rod Criss.

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