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2021 AVISTA NAIA World Series Junior College Ties

May 21, 2021 Noah Sharp 0 Comments ABAC, Allen County, Alvin, Blue Mountain, Bossier Parish, Broward, Central Arizona, Central Methodist, Chattahoochee Valley, Clarendon, Clark, Coastal Bend, Coffeyville, Concordia (NEB), Connors, Cowley, Crowder, Cuesta, Cuyahoga, Cypress, Dakota, East LA, Eastern Florida State, Eastern Oklahoma State, Edmonds, Enterprise State, Faulkner, Fort Scott, Frank Phillips, Fresno City, Frontier, Gateway, Georgia Gwinnett, Georgia Higlands, Grossmont, Heartland, Hillsborough, Iowa Central, IU-Southeast, Jones, Kalamazoo Valley, Kansas City Kansas, Keiser, Kirkwood, Kishwaukee, Lake-Sumter, Lane, Lewis Clark State, Lincolkn LAnd, Linn-Benton, Long Beach, Lower Columbia, LSU-Shreveport, Luna, McHenry, Mercer County, Mineral Area, Monroe, Morton, Murray State, NAIA, NAIA World Seires, Northeast Texas, Northeastern, Northwest Florida State, Oakton, Oklahoma Wesleyan, Olympic, Palomar, Panola, Parkland, Polk State, Rio Hondo, Saddleback, Salt Lake City, San Diego City, San Joaquin Delta, Santa Ana, Santa Fe, Shelton State, Siskiyous, Snead State, South Florida, Southeasetn Illinois, Southeast, Southeatern, Southern Maryland, Southwest, SouthWestern Florida State, Spokane, Spolaken, St. Johns River, State College of Florida, State Fair, Tallahassee, Three River, Tyler, USC Sumter, Vernon, Vincennes, Wake Tech, Wallce-Dothan, Weatherford, Western Oklahoma State, Wharton, Yakima Valley, Yavapai, Yuba

Much like the Junior college route when NAIA gets just as bad as a reputation when it comes to people

Baseball CCCAA Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 JuCo Baseball NWAC Weekly Content

The Juco Route is Here to Stay

March 4, 2021March 3, 2021 Noah Sharp 0 Comments A&M Corpus, Abilene Christian, Abraham Baldwin, Alabama, Alabama State, Allen, Alvin, Andrew, Angelina, Antelope Valley, Appalachian State, Arizona State, Arizona Western, Arkansas, Arkansas Little Rock, Arkansas State, Army, ASA Miami, Auburn, Austin Peay, Bakersfield, Ball State, Barstow, Barton, Baton Rouge, Baylor, Bellarmine, Bellevue, Black Hawk-Moline, Blinn, Bossier Parrish, Brookdale, Broward, Brunswick, Bryant, Bryant & Stratton (VA), Butler, BYU, Cabrillo, Cal, Cal Baptist, Cal Poly, Cal State, Campbell, Canisius, Carl Albert, Catawba Valley, CCCAA, Central Alabama, Central Arizona, Central Florida, Central Michigan, Cerro Coso, Chabot, Chandler-Gilbert, Charlotte, Charslton Southern, Chattachoochee Valley, Chattahoochee Valley, Chattanooga State, Chipola, Cincinnati, Cisco, Citrus, Clarendon, Cleveland State, Cloud county, Coastal Alabama, Coastal Carolina, Cochise, Coffeyville, Colby, College of Charleston, College of Sequoias, College of the Sequoias, Columbia Basin, Columbia State, Connors State, Contra Costa, Copiah-Lincoln, Coppin State, Cosumnes River, Cowley, Crowder, Cuesta, Cuyahoga, Cypress, Dallas Baptist, Dayton, Daytona State, Delgado, Des Moines Area, Division 1 Baseball, DuPage, Dyersburg State, East Carolina, East Georgia State, East Georiga, East LA, East Mississippi, Eastern Florida State, Eastern Illinois, Eastern Kentucky, Eastern Oklahoma, Eastern Oklahoma State, Eastfield, Edmonds, El Camino, Elon, Enterprise State, Evansville, Feather River, FIU, Florence Darlington-Tech, Florida, Florida A&M, Florida Atlantic, Florida Gulf Coast, Florida SouthWestern State, Florida State, Folsom Lake, Fort Scott, Frederick, Fullerton, Galveston, Garden City, Gardner-Webb, Gateway, Georgia, Georgia Highlands, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Glendale, Golden West, Gonzaga, Gordon State, Grand Canyon, Grayson, Grossmont, Guilford Tech, Gulf Coast, Gulf Coast State, Hagerstown, Harford, Heartland, Herkimer, Hesston, High Point, Highland CC (IL), Hill, Hillsborough, Hinds, Holmes, Houston, Houston Baptist, Howard, Hudson Valley, Hutchinson, Illinois Central, Illinois Valley, Illinois-Chicago, Indian Hills, Indian Rivers State, Indiana State, Iowa Central, Iowa Lakes, Iowa Western, Irvine Valley, Itawamba, Ivy Tech, Jacksonville, Jacksonville State, James Madison, Jefferson, John A. 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One thing that is always talked about is the JuCo Route. From how well it works, to it is the

Division 1 Division 2 JuCo Baseball Team of the Week

Week 1 2021 Teams and Players of the Week/Recap

January 26, 2021January 26, 2021 Noah Sharp Baton Rouge, Central Florida, Chipola, Florida SouthWestern State, Grayson, Hillsborough, Indian Rivers State, Iowa Western, John A. Loga, Johnson County, McLennan, Miami Dade, Northwest Florida, Palm Beach State, Pasco-Hernando, Pensacola State, Player of the Week, San Jac, Santa Fe, Southern Nevada, St. Petersburg, State College of Florida, Team of the Week, Wabash Valley, Walters State, Wharton

As many of you, the opening weekend for the 2021 Junior College season was this past weekend. Although there were not many games to cover the entire country but we are going to give a quick recap of what happened from the nations top teams as well many that do not generally get the same love as some of the top schools.

Also this is the first week that we are not having a National Top 25. Even though we have had one every week since we started producing Junior College content we felt that with the slow start to the year and teams slowly getting back going we will give it a few weeks before we adjust anything as far as the National Rankings.

The top 5 teams (#1 Southern Nevada, #2 Wabash Valley, #3 McLennan, #4 John A. Logan, and #5 Walters State) did not play this weekend.

#6 Northwest Florida went 1-2 this past weekend with losses to both Miami Dade (12-5), and #15 Florida SouthWestern State (5-1), With a win over Hillsborough (12-5).

#7 Grayson played a 3 game set with Wharton and if you have listened to the most recent Juco Pod, then you know what happened in game 1 with a 20-6 Win. The next day during their double header they split the double header with a win in game one (9-5) and a loss in game two (4-7).

The next two teams in the top 10 did not play either (#8 Iowa Western and #9 Johnson County)

Rounding out the Top 10 is San Jac. They played a 4 game series with Baton Rouge. They went 3-1 on the weekend (6-1, 8-4, 4-7, and 16-10)

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: St. Petersburg (3-0)
Throughout this past weekend you could say this was one of the biggest surprises when we were looking at all the box scores. That to be said is not a dis by any means to St. Petersburg. They are always well coached, and are almost always a solid team. But, just like any team in florida they get overshadowed.

To kick off this weekend with two games Friday. The first was against Pensacola State. They won 8-7 in 7 innings behind the bats of Brayron Acevedo (1-4, HR RBI) and Zeph Hoffpauir (2-4, HR, 3 RBI).

In game two they took the win from #12 Chipola in a 6-4 contest. They were led by a solid team offensive game. The big key was Leo O’Shinkski in relief. He came in in the 5th and locked down Chipola with 3 innings allowing just 3 base runners (1 Hit, 2 Walks) to go with 6 K’s to keep them at bay.

To round out the weekend they won in a decisive manner against Sante Fe 8-1. Gabriel Ricones had a day going 3-4 with Homer, 2 RBI, and 2 runs.
Other Notable Weeks:
Central Florida (3-0)- Wins vs Pasco Hernando (23-1), #15 Florida SouthWestern State (11-7), Miami Dade (8-7)
Indian Rivers State (3-0)- Wins vs #21 State College of Florida (12-11), Santa Fe (12-8), Palm Beach State (6-2)

Players of the Week
This is a quick look at some of the top 4-5 weeks as both Hitters and Pitchers across the country.

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Awards Baseball Division 1 Division 1 Ranking Weekly Content

Div. 1- South Atlantic District Preview (Reg. 8)

December 28, 2020December 28, 2020 Noah Sharp Central Florida, Chipola, Daytona State, Division 1, Eastern Florida State, Florida SouthWestern State, FLorida State-Jacksonville, Gulf Coast, Hillsborough, Lake-Sumter State, Miami Dade, Northwest Florida State, Palm Beach, Pensacola State, Polk State, Region 8, Santa Fe, Seminole State (FL), South Atlantic, South Florida State, St. Johns River, St. Petersburg, State College of Florida, Tallahasse

When people think of junior college baseball there are generally 3 states/areas people will say if they do not know much about it. Texas anywhere, Arizona, and then Florida. And they are not wrong in that simple thought. Florida year in and year out has some of the top Teams, Players, and Prospects in the country.

In the past 10 years, the winner of this district has played in a National Title game 5 times (Chipola 2018, 2019), Northwest Florida State (2015), Miami Dade (2014), and Palm Beach State (2013). And took home 3 National Titles (Chipola 2018, 2019 and Northwest Florida State (2015).

On the Tallent Side of this District we could sit here for days and talk about each team in length but here is some of the top names out in florida this year:

Florida Southwestern States- Luis Tuero and Carter Cunningham

Chipolas- Bo Bonds, Cam Gray, and Andrew Baker

Santa Fes-Luis Rodriguez and Johnathan Logsdon

St. Petersburg's-Chris Williams

State College of Florida's-Cole Ayers, Tucker Mitchell, and Rook Ellington

Northwest Florida's-Dylan DeLucia, Nasir Fredrick, and Tyler Kehoe

Gulf Coasts-Justin Kelley, and Dallen Leach

St. Johns Rives- Dawson Gause

Central Florida's-Nick Calero, Mason Ronan, and Logan Adams

Hillsboroughs-Adrian Mella

Lake Sumter States-Naphis Llanos

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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,

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