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University Junior College Recruiting Class Ranking

November 19, 2020November 19, 2020 Noah Sharp Arizona, Arizona State, Blinn, Bossier Parish, Calhoun, Campbell, Central Arizona, Central Florida, Charlston Southern, Chipola, Clarendon, Coastal Bend, Dallas Baptist, east central mississippi, Eastern Oklahoma State, El Paso, Florida SouthWestern State, Galveston, Georgia, Georiga State, Gonzaga, Grambling, Grayson, Hinds, Houston, Howard, Illinois State, Indian Hills, Iowa Western, John A. Logan, Johnson County, Kansas State, Kentucky, Kirkwood, Lamar, Lipscomb, Louisana Tech, Louisburg, LSU, McLennan, Midland, Mississippi Gulf Coast, Mississippi State, NC State, New Mexico, New Mexico State, New Orleans, NOC-Tonkawa, North Iowa Area, Northeast (NE), Northeast Texas, Odessa, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Orange Coast, Parkland, Pearl River, Pima, Purdue, San Jac, San Joaquin Delta, Seminole State (OK), South Alabama, South Mountain, Southeast, Southeastern Louisana, Southern Nevada, St. Johns River, TCU, Texas, Texas Tech, Tulane, UL-Lafayette, UNC-Charlotte, UT-Rio Grand Valley, Wabash Valley, Wabash Valleyt, Walters State, Washington State, western oklahoma, Wharton, Yavapai

As many know November 13th was the start of the early signing day period this fall. And boy was it a day. For junior college athletes it generally is not as much of a surprise where they are going to sign when they have their options. They do not usually have the hats sitting in front of them like many people think when it comes to a person signing day.

From what we here at the JBB have collected it was over 200 different individuals commit/sign so far during this period. So we decided to break out or ranking caps for the first time to kick off the official 2020/2021 Calendar. Yes, we did have a Recruiting Class Ranking a few weeks back but this is for the guys that will not make it to campus till the fall of 2021.

As usual there are many of your normal universities that have already started to pick the Junior College ranks to fill their rosters for the next coming years. Below we rank the top 25 Classes as well as some Honorable Mentions.

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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.