Harford – The JBB

Div. 1- East Distract Preview (Reg. 10, 15, 20)

January 10, 2021January 5, 2021 Noah Sharp ASA Brooklyn, Florence Darlington-Tech, Haggerstown, Harford, Louisburg, Monroe, Potomac State, Spartanburg Methodis, USC Lancaster, USC Salkehatchie, USC Sumter, USC Union

This district does not always get the credit that it deserves. There is talent throughout but when the winner makes it to Grand Junction they have seemed to fall short. Despite multiple teams making it multiple times. There has not been a National Title or National Runner Up in the past 20 years.

Monroe has gone in 2019 and 2018; Florence Darlington Tech took a trip in 2017; Harford went in 2016; USC Sumter went in 2015; Spartanburg Methodist went three straight years in 2014, 2013, and 2012; Rounding out the decade Potomac State made there one trip over the past decade.

Now despite the National Championship drought from the region as with every other region/district the tallent is at an all time high. It is lead by:

Harford’s- Reyce Curnane, Ajay Sczepkowski, Caleb Musco, and Mason Hicks

Florence Darlington Tech’s- JT Marr, Charlie Corum, Tyliss Roper, and Hunter Parks

Monroe’s- Christopher Martinez, Jose Martinez, and Jason Diaz

Louisburg’s- Trendon Craig

Potomac State’s- Zach Whitacre, Ashton Staubs, and Dale Houser

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Week 6 Preview

February 28, 2020 Noah Sharp Arizona Western, Central Arizona, Chandler-Gilbert, Cowley, Harford, Iowa Western, Kellogg, Lackawanna, LSU-Eunice, Ohlone, San Mateo, South Mountain

If you listened to this week's Juco Pod, then you know this is a big upcoming weekend! So much is going on. And with that we are going to give you a decent look at what is going on across the country for those games and who to follow along or to watch/keep your eyes on.

#13 San Mateo vs #1 Ohlone-Saturday

Coming into the week, Ohlone was sitting on top of California with a perfect 16-0 record, but unfortunately they dropped their first game of the season on Thursday to Canada 8-7. So coming off the first lost you can expect them to come out swinging even more so then they already have this season. Ohlone is the best offensive team in the state of California. They currently are first in the state in Runs Scored (208), Hits (242), Doubles (58), Triples (11), RBI’s (183), Extra Base Hits (83), Total Bases (364), Hit by Pitches (52), Average (.371), On Base Percentage (.483), and Slugging Percentage (.558). They are second in Sac Flies (16), At Bats (652), and are third in Homers (14), and Walks (104). All of those numbers have just been in 18 Games. Leading this historic start to the season for them has been the trio of SS Bradley Norton, OF Matt Palomino, and OF Max Heverly. Norton (Rutgers) is hitting the team leading .487 with 3 doubles, 3 triples, a homer, 17 RBI’s with 16 runs scored. Palomino is just behind him hitting .437 while leading the team in at bats with 71. With that he has 13 doubles, a homer, 19 RBI’s and has scored the team leading 25 runs. Rounding out this power trio is Heverly. He is hitting .422 with 4 doubles, 14 RBI’s, 24 runs, and leads the team with 13 Stolen Bases.

For san Mateo they started off the season at 9th in the state and moved up to 8th a week later. They have since fallen to 13th after last week's unfortunate sweep by Marin. Their offense has been led this season by C Korrey Siracusa and C Danny Carnazzo. Siracusa leads the team hitting .365 with 2 doubles, 6 RBI’s and 13 runs. Carnazzo is just behind his teammate hitting .345 with a team leading 20 hits, 5 doubles, 6 RBI’s, and has scored 13 runs.

#13 San Mateo

#1 Ohlone

Starters

Nico Zeglin

RHP (2-1, 32 K, 2.81 ERA)*

Ryan Robinson (USD)

RHP (5-0, 24 K, 2.00 ERA)

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