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2021 Pre-Season Rankings

January 19, 2021January 19, 2021 Noah Sharp 0 Comments Arizona Western, Bergen, Bismark State, Black Hawk-Moline, Blinn, Brookdale, Brookehaven, Caldwell Tech, Calhoun, Catawba Valley, Central Arizona, Central Florida, Chandler-Gilbert, Chipola, Coastal Bend, Cochise, Connors State, Copiah-Lincoln, Cowley County, Crowder College, Cumberland, Delaware Tech, Des Moines Area, Division 1, Division 2, Division 3, DuPage, Dyersburg St., Eastern Oklahoma State, Florida South Western State, Fredrick, Galveston, GateWay (AZ), Georgia Highlands, Gordon State, Grayson, Harford, Heartland, Herkimer, Hinds, Howard College, Iowa Central, Iowa Western, Itawamba, Jefferson College (MO), John A. Logan, Johnson County, Joliet, Jones County, Kellogg, Kirkwood, Lackawanna, Lake Land, Lansing, Lincoln Trail, LSU-Eunice, McHenry County, McLennan, Mercer County, Meridian, Mesa, Mesabi Range, Midland, Milwaukee Area Tech, Mineral Area, Minnesota State C&T, Mohawk Valley, Morris, Murray State, Navarro, Neosho County, New Mexico, Niagara County, NJCAA D2, NJCAA D3, North Iowa Area, Northampton, Northeast, Northeast Mississippi, Northern Essex, Northern Oklahoma Enid, Northern Oklahoma Tonkawa, Northwest Florida State, Northwest Mississippi, Oakton, Ocean County, Odessa, Onondaga, Owens, Parkland, Pasco-Hernando State, Pearl River, Pima, Region 1, Region 10, Region 11, region 13, Region 14, Region 16, Region 17, Region 18, Region 19, Region 2, Region 22, Region 23, Region 24, Region 4, Region 5, Region 6, Region 7, Region 8, Rock Valley, Rockingham, Rowan Gloucester, Salt-Lake, San Jac, Santa Fe, Seminole State (OK), South Mountain, Southeastern, Southern Nevada, St. Cloud Tech, St. Johns River, State College of Florida, Trinidad State, Tyler, Wabash Valley, Wallace-Dothan, Walters State, Weatherford, Wharton County, Yavapai, [Florence-Darlington

# D1 D2 D3 1 Southern Nevada LSU Eunice Tyler 2 Wabash Valley Pearl River Bergen 3 McLennan NOC-Tonkawa

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Div. 3- South District Preview (Reg. 2, 5, & 14)

January 3, 2021December 9, 2020 JBB Staff Brookhaven, Cedar Valley, Coastal Bend, Div 3, Eastfield, Mountain View, NJCAA D3, North Arkansas, North Lake, Region 14, Region 2, Region 5, Richland, South District, Tyler

When people think about Texas Junior College Baseball you generally think of the San Jac’s, the Howard’s, the Grayson’s, and the McLennan’s. But there is a part of the state that is just as good that gets very little love due to the fact that they have the “Division Three” Title or Stigma.

The South District in Texas has been arguably the most successful division 3 district for the past decade. This might have part to do with the fact that they play earlier than most other division 3 schools. But it also has to do with the fact that since 2011 this district has had 6 national title games (Eastfield-2011) and Tyler (2014-2018), with 5 National Titles (2011, 2014-2017) with Brookhaven in 2019 finishing 3rd at the tournament.

As you would expect this is also a very team district with talent-

Tyler’s- Adam Davis, Cooper Rawls, and Heath Hood

Coastal Bend’s-Jacob Wilson, and Eric Martinez

Brookhaven’s-Brett Wagner, JJ Davis, and Andrew Acierni

Cedar Valley’s-Mario Pena, and Corbin Thompson

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Div. 2- Plains District Preview (Reg. 2, 6, 16)

December 31, 2020December 31, 2020 Noah Sharp Carl Albert State, Division 2, Hesston, Murray State, National Park, NJCAA D2, NOC-Enid, NOC-Tonkawa, North Arkansas, North Central Missouri, Plains District, Redlands, Region 16, Region 2, Region 6, UA-Rich Mountain, Western Oklahoma State

The last Division 2 National Champion came out of this district in the way of NOC-Enid. They won it in their Second Consecutive trip to well Enid…. Yes they host the division in the World Series. In 2019, they topped Mesa (AZ) in a close 5-4 winner take all game due to the fact that both teams had one loss going into the Championship Game. The year before ,in 2018, they lost both games to eventual National Champion LSU-Eunice.

This Distract this past decade has been led by the Oklahoma Schools. With as mentioned above NOC-Enid having those 2 trips as well as one in 2014, and a National Title, Murray State (2017,2013 (National Champs), and Western Oklahoma State (2016, 2015 (National Runner Up), 2012(National Runner Up), 2011 (National Champs), and 2010.) The last time a school from any other region in this district made it to the World Series was in 2008 before they combined the regions to create this district.

As usual there is a ton of talent on the field:

North Central Missouri- Braedyn Brewer

Carl Albert- Mac Moody, and Devon Chapa

Murray State’s-Joey Trevinoi and Cameron Pool

NOC-Tonkawa- Blake Hubbard, Jacob Ellis, and Carter Hines

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Div. 2- Plains District Preview (Reg. 2, 6, 16)

January 18, 2020January 18, 2020 Noah Sharp Carl Albert, Defending National Champs, Hesston, Murray State, National Park, NOC-Enid, NOC-Tonkawa, North Central Missouri, Plains District, Preview, Redlands, Region 16, Region 2, Region 6, Western Oklahoma State

NOC-Enid took home the national title last year. Playing at home during the Regional Tournament and during the National Tournament is a tad bit of a bonus when you are the school that hosts. They took out the #1 overall seed in Pearl River in the 3rd round before falling in the first game of the national Semi-finals to Pasco-Hernando. They then played Mesa in a Winner take all National Title game. They took home the crown on their home turf with a score of 5-4.

Previous Winners:’19 NOC-Enid (National Champs), ‘18 NOC-Enid, ‘17 Murray State, ‘16 Western Oklahoma State

The state of Oklahoma takes home both the pre-season player and pitcher of the year awards. NOC-Enid’s Evan Kowalski takes the Pre-Season Pitcher honors. While NOC-Tonkawa’s Ben MacNaughton takes home the Pre-Season Player of the Year honors.

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Div. 1- South Central District Preview (Reg. 2, 16, 23)

January 10, 2020 Noah Sharp Arkansas Baptist, Baton Rouge, Connors, Crowder, Delgado, Eastern Oklahoma, Jefferson, Metropolitain, Mineral Area, North Central Missouri, northeastern Oklahoma A&M, Nunez, Region 16, Region 2, Region 23, Rose State, Semiole State, South Central District, St. Louis, State Fair, t. Charles, Three Rivers

This region has not had a repeat winner since Delgado won 3 straight from 2014-2016. Then on top of that, the farthest that any team has gone once getting to Grand Junction has been Crowder back in 2010 when they made it to the 5th day of the tournament where they lost to the eventual champs Iowa Western. The last National Champion to come out of this District was back in 1975 when Meramec (Now St. Louis CC) topped Miami Dade 6-4. So to say that this district is itching for a Title Run is quite an understatement.

Last year the winner was Connors where they took the last two games from Delgado in Slug fests. Winning the first game 15-0 which forced a winner-take-all District title game where Connors won 16-14. Once in Grand Junction, Connors was out in a short fashion where they lost the first two games.

Previous Winners: ‘19 Connors State, ‘18 Jefferson, ‘17 Crowder, ‘16 Delgado

Even though the postseason success might not be what this District might like the Players have a rich history of success. In 2018 Jefferson Joey Polack claimed the National Player of the Years Honor. This year's group is led by Pre-Season Player of the Year David Mendham (South Carolina) from Connor State. While the Pre-Season Pitcher of the Year goes to Eastern Oklahoma's Christian McGowan (Kansas State).

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