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Div. 1- Mid-South District Preview (Reg. 14)

December 30, 2020December 30, 2020 Noah Sharp Alvin, Blinn, Bossier Parish, Division 1, Galveston, Mid South district, Navarro, NJCAA D1, Northeast Texas, Panola, Paris, Region 14, San Jac, Wharton

Region 14 has by far the most history at the Division 1 Junior College level. Mainley due to the power that is San Jac. With 5 National titles, 14 National Title games, and 26 Trips to Grand Junction those are all records across the country. But, the talent does not stop there by any means. From top to bottom this is one of the top regions in the country. Any team that makes it out of Region 14 has had success when going to Grand Junction. Since 2011, San Jac has gone in 2018 (3rd), 2017 (NRU), 2016 (NRU), 2015 (5th), and 2012 (NRU); Navarro has gone in 2019 (3rd), 2013, and 2011 (National Champ); and Blinn in 2014 (5th).

As with every region the talent that is in Region 14 is absolutely loaded. From top to bottom with:

San Jac’s- Chase Wilkerson, Harold Coll, and Hunter Hollan

Navarro’s-Cash Rugely, Alex Vargara, and Austin Eaton

Northeast Texas’s- Sawyer Thornhill, Nico Baumbach, and Kaleb Wisnoski

Paris’s- Sam Creed

Galveston’s-Connor Dykstra, Johnny Bassailion, and Blake Martin

Blinn’s- Jace Hutchins, Dylan Theut, and Trevor Mott

Wharton’s- Trey Valka, and Josh Salinas

Bossier Parish’s- Beau Ross, Dylan Collins, and Zach St. Pierre

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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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Awards CCCAA Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 JuCo Baseball Team of the Week

Week 5 Teams and Players of the Week

February 26, 2020February 26, 2020 Noah Sharp Catawba Valley, Central Arizona, Cerro Coso, Chesapeake, Eastern Oklahoa, Johnson County, Marin, North Lake, Odessa, Paris, Pitchers of the Week, Players of the Week, South Mountain, Teams of the Week, Vernon

Div 3: North Lake (2-0)

When looking at Division 3 schools in Texas one that almost ALWAYS gets overlooked is North Lake. This year they are not off to start. Getting blown out in their first 2 series by LSU-Eunice and McCook. They caught fire last week beating Southwest College Prep 14-3 and 14-4. In just the 2 games they played this past week they outscored Mountain View 23-0 (they finished the sweep of them Monday with a 21-8 win. So outscored them 44-9 in 3 games.)

In the first game they took it 12-0. They were led by the duo of Daylan Bower who went 2-4 with a homer, 4 RBI, 1 R, and 2 BB, and Carson Cheaney who was 2-6 with a homer, 3 RBI’s, and 3 Runs.

In their second game, they won 11-0. This game was led on the mound by Brendan Parker who saw 24 batters over 6 innings, striking out 7 of them with just 3 hits and 1 walk. At the plate, Cheaney came out again only going 1-4, but had a double, with 3 RBI’s and scored 2 runs.

CCCAA: Marin (3-0)

Many of you have probably never heard of this NorCal team. Or even know where Marin County is. It is just north of San Francisco and to be honest if there was just one team of the week Marin would take home that honor.

This past week they took on the then ranked #10 San Mateo Bulldogs, and came out with a Sweep. You read that right a Sweep of a top 10 team!

It started Tuesday when they beat the bulldogs 12-4. Marin put up crooked numbers in their 1st four innings. 2 in the first, second, and third, and 4 in the fourth. Then they scored another in the 5 which put the score to 11-4. They put one more up in the 7th to get to the final score. This game was lead by Dionathan Cornet who was 3-4 on the day with 4 RBI’s and 2 runs. On the mound the win went to Zach Tonnerre who went 6 strong innings striking out 7.

The next win came on Thursday when Marin traveled to San Mateo and got it 8-4. This is another game that started of fast and they never looked back. In the first Cornet had an RBI double that drove in Anthony Pomi. The next batter Joey Loveles hit into a Fielder's Choice which drove Jacob Berg in for their second run. In the second they put up a 3-spot thanks to a Bases loaded walk and then a 2 RBI double by Loveles. Their final runs came in the 4th when they put up yet another 3 spot.

The final game of the series took place back on Marins home turf that Saturday. This game was dominated more by the pitchers even though it was a 6-0 win for them. Owen Hamilton got the start and went 6.2 innings with 4 punch outs with a walk and 6 hits. Tyler Shelley came in for the last 2.1 innings struck out 2 with just a walk and a hit.

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Week 2- Teams and Players of the Week

February 5, 2020 Noah Sharp Central Arizona, Cerritos, Cleveland State, Eastfield, Fullerton, Georgia Highlands, LSU-Eu, LSU-Eunice, McLennan, Northeast, Paris, Pitchers of the Week, Players of the Week, Salt-Lake

Div 1: #4 Central Arizona (4-0)

Central started with their foot on the gas pedal and hasn't let up. This past week they traveled up to Vegas for the annual Border Battle hosted by Southern Nevada. The field consisted of 3 of the Top 25 Div. 1 Teams (Southern Nevada, Arizona Western, New Mexico), one of the Top Div. 2 teams (GateWay). In their 4 games, they put up 33 runs while only allowing 5. In-game 1 they took on the Host Southern Nevada in a 7-0 Win, then Took on 2019 World Series team New Mexico and came out on top 6-3. They finished Saturday with a game against Utah State Eastern and came out with a 12-1 win. In the Championship game, Central took on ACCAC rival Arizona Western in which they came out on top with an 8-1 win.

Div 2: #7 Northeast (3-1)

In just their 3rd year Northeast has made their presence known. After finishing at the National Tournament in Enid last year they started the season against the defending National Champs NOC-Enid. They took the series 3-1 outscoring them 34-18. They took the 1st game 10-6 then lost the next one in walk-off fashion 5-4. They came back the next day to take both games by the score of 10-5, and 9-3.

Div 3: Eastfield (3-0)

CCCAA: #22 Cerritos (4-0)

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Baseball Division 1 JuCo Baseball

Div. 1- Mid-South District Preview (Reg. 14)

December 29, 2019 JBB Staff Alvin, Blinn, Bossier Parish, District Preview, Galveston, Laredo, Mid-South Disitrict, Navarro, NJCAA D1, Northeast Texas, Panola, Paris, Region 14, San Jac, Wharton

This District was one of the toughest to call coming out of last year. Going into the season the usual favorite could not compete postseason so it was really up for grabs as to who was going to take home the Mid-South/Region 14 Crown and a trip to Grand Junction. Navarro rose to that occasion taking the Region title from Blinn after running through the first 3 rounds of the tournament. They ended up finishing 3rd in the country after fighting through the losers bracket and forcing a winners take all 3rd place game against Iowa Western to decide who would play for the National Title. They finished the season with a record of 41-18.

Previous winners: ‘19 Navarro, ‘18 San Jac, ‘17 San Jac, ‘16 San Jac

This year San Jac is back in full force with the Pre-Season Pitcher of the Year in Luke Little (South Carolina); who is also the National Pre-Season Pitcher of the Year and All-American. A team that does not always get the recognition in this region Wharton boasts the Pre-Season Player of the Year in Alec Carr (New Mexico) who also happens to be a Pre-Season All-American.

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