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2018 GISA Baseball 2018 All-Star Baseball - BLUE TEAM ALL-STAR PLAYER SCHOOL Peyton Massengale Brentwood School Baylin Moore Deerfield-Windsor School Clarke Sullivan Deerfield-Windsor School Nicolas Dixon Frederica Academy Eric McCall Frederica Academy Trey Thompson Frederica Academy Ean Snell Loganville Christian Aademy Ben Salter Pinewood Christian Academy James Rogers Pinewood Christian Academy Andrew Collins Southwest Georgia Academy Dalton Nevils Thomas Jefferson Academy Dawson Patterson Tiftarea Academy Alex Williford Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg John Michael McRae Valwood School Wyatt Young Westfield School COACHES: Ashley Walker Terrell Academy Max Evans Terrell Academy Greg Roberts Frederica Academy 2018 All-Star Baseball - RED TEAM ALL-STAR PLAYER SCHOOL Will Ahrens Brentwood School Bo Bueschen Deerfield-Windsor School Michael Caldwell Dominion Christian School Cooper Hall Gatewood School Reid Sasser Gatewood School Tyler Bass John Milledge Academy Harrison Bell Southland Academy Zack Douglas Thomas Jefferson Academy Cain Cooper Tiftarea Academy Grant Hall Tiftarea Academy Chase Autry Trinity Christian School, Dublin Jake Estes Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg Jaharie Boone Valwood School Tee Adams Westfield School Payton Black Westfield School Cooper Daniels Windsor Academy COACHES: Rob Fitzpatrick Westfield School Danny Camp Westfield School Will Prestridge Westfield School Matt Britt Windsor Academy GISA COACHES ASSOCIATION 2018 AA ALL-STATE BASEBALL PLAYER SCHOOL GRADE Will Ahrens Brentwood School SR Peyton Messingale Brentwood School SR Jay Musslewhite Brentwood School JR Dalton Willkes Citizens Christian Academy SR Aaron Titshaw Crisp Academy SR Ben Satele First Presbyterian Christian Academy SR Joseph Calhoun LaGrange Academy JR Chase Porter Piedmont Academy JR Sam Wright Piedmont Academy JR Tate Marks Piedmont Academy SO Parker Weaver Southwest Georgia Academy JR Andrew Collins Southwest Georgia Academy SR K.J. Warren Southwest Georgia Academy SR Garrett Sloan Terrell Academy SO Daniel Myers Terrell Academy JR Zack Douglas Thomas Jefferson Academy SR Dalton Nevils Thomas Jefferson Academy SR Cooper Daniels Windsor Academy SR Brayden Leslie Windsor Academy SR Stevie Arrington Windsor Academy SR Coach of the Year: Wes Tanner, Piedmont GISA COACHES ASSOCIATION 2018 AAA ALL-STATE BASEBALL PLAYER SCHOOL GRADE Baylen Moore Deerfield-Windsor School SR Jack Kimbrell Deerfield-Windsor School JR Treyton Rank Dominion Christian School FR Hayden McCrary Dominion Christian School SR Deke Jernigan Frederica Academy SO Trey Thompson Frederica Academy SR Erick McCall Frederica Academy SR Nic Dixon Frederica Academy SR Brayden Hill Gatewood School SR Ben Salter Pinewood Christian Academy SR Harrison Bell Southland Academy SR Grant Hall Tiftarea Academy SR Hunter Hartsfield Tiftarea Academy JR Kyle Riesselmann Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg JR Calin Smith Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg JR Shep Hancock Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg SO John Michael McRae Valwood School SR Jaharie Boone Valwood School SR Michael Fitzpatrick Westfield School SO Tee Adams Westfield School SR Coach of the Year: Blake Austin, TCS-S GEORGIA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 2018 AA ALL-REGION BASEBALL Region 1AA Region 2AA Aaron Strickland Brandon Hall School JR Avery Vincent Citizens Christian Academy FR Jamal Davis Brandon Hall School SR Tyler Ellis Citizens Christian Academy SO Alex Collie Brandon Hall School JR Dalton Wilkes Citizens Christian Academy SR C.J. Rahming Brandon Hall School SR Drew Spivey Citizens Christian Academy SO Nick Davis Brandon Hall School SR Ben Satele First Presbyterian Christian Academy SR Cody Lobosky Brandon Hall School JR Steve Young First Presbyterian Christian Academy JR Mac Crowe Flint River Academy JR Cameron Nunn First Presbyterian Christian Academy JR Tanner Gilbert Flint River Academy SR Dustin Greene First Presbyterian Christian Academy JR Trey Davis Flint River Academy JR Josh Nunn First Presbyterian Christian Academy FR Dawson Taylor Flint River Academy SR Zack Pendergrass Robert Toombs Christian Academy SR Chase Jarck Flint River Academy SR Landon Dukes Robert Toombs Christian Academy SR Mason Brown LaGrange Academy SR Tye Lewis Robert Toombs Christian Academy SR Joseph Calhoun LaGrange Academy SR Alex Matthews Robert Toombs Christian Academy SR Brent Kardoes LaGrange Academy SR Wyatt Garnto Twiggs Academy SR Luke Swann LaGrange Academy SR Owen Nobles Twiggs Academy SR Daniel Swann LaGrange Academy SR Austin Morgan Twiggs Academy SR Riley Hess LaGrange Academy JR Region 3AA Region 4AA Aaron Tifshaw Crisp Academy SR Jay Musslewhite Brentwood School JR Dylan Farmer Crisp Academy SO Peyton Messingale Brentwood School SR Baylor Pless Crisp Academy FR Will Ahrens Brentwood School SR Griffin Gravitt Crisp Academy JR Denver Pingley Brentwood School SO Zach Pate Crisp Academy SR McKinley Newton Brentwood School FR Andrew Collins Southwest Georgia Academy SR Chapman Mohr Briarwood Academy SO Parker Weaver Southwest Georgia Academy JR Ford Walker Briarwood Academy SR KJ Warren Southwest Georgia Academy SR Chase Porter Piedmont Academy JR Luke Benton Southwest Georgia Academy JR Sam Wright Piedmont Academy JR Garrett Sloan Terrell Academy SO Tate Marks Piedmont Academy SO Daniel Myers Terrell Academy JR Caleb Coffey Piedmont Academy SO Ethan Gay Terrell Academy SO Cameron Mobley Piedmont Academy FR Cameron Jones Terrell Academy SO Owen Brady Piedmont Academy SO Quinford Wright Terrell Academy SO Zack Douglas Thomas Jefferson Academy SR Ross West Terrell Academy SO Dalton Nevils Thomas Jefferson Academy SR Gage Mock Westwood School SR Hutch Wheeler Thomas Jefferson Academy JR Jacob Bryan Westwood School SR Cooper Daniels Windsor Academy SR Brayden Leslie Windsor Academy SR Stevie Arrington Windsor Academy SR Jamison Lee Windsor Academy SR GEORGIA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 2018 AAA ALL-REGION BASEBALL Region 1AAA Region 2AAA Patrick Wallace Bethlehem Christian Academy SR Don Aaron Bulloch Academy JR Ryan Whitlow Bethlehem Christian Academy SR Nate Rice Bulloch Academy JR Treyton Rank Dominion Christian School FR Jaylon Glisson Edmund Burke Academy JR Hayden McCrary Dominion Christian School SR Avery Parker Edmund Burke Academy SR Michael Caldwell Dominion Christian School SR Jonathan Duffie Edmund Burke Academy SO Logan Ehorn Dominion Christian School JR Deke Jernigan Frederica Academy SO Chandler Retsky The Heritage School SR Trey Thompson Frederica Academy SR Nick Maddox Holy Spirit Preparatory School SR Derick McCall Frederica Academy SR Allen Brown Loganville Christian Academy JR Nic Dixon Frederica Academy SR Cole Yancey Loganville Christian Academy SR Cam Gardner Frederica Academy JR Ean Snell Loganville Christian Academy SR Henry Jamison Frederica Academy JR Dalton Strickland Loganville Christian Academy SO Wade Durrence Pinewood Christian Academy SO Kyle Riesselmann Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg JR Ben Salter Pinewood Christian Academy SR Calin Smith Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg JR Ethan Duckworth Pinewood Christian Academy JR Jake Estes Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg SR James Rogers Pinewood Christian Academy SR Alex Williford Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg SR Chance Blunn Trinity Christian School, Dublin JR Shep Hancock Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg SO Jake Walker Trinity Christian School, Dublin JR Brenan Burks Trinity Christian School, Sharpsburg JR Walker Payne Trinity Christian School, Dublin SO Region 3AAA Region 4AAA Joe Parker Brookwood School JR Palmer Batchelder Augusta Preparatory Day School SR Bo Bueschen Deerfield-Windsor School SR Brayden Hill Gatewood School SR Baylen Moore Deerfield-Windsor School SR Tony Rudolph Gatewood School JR Clark Sullivan Deerfield-Windsor School SR Cooper Hall Gatewood School SR Jack Kimbrel Deerfield-Windsor School JR Cody Kauffman Gatewood School SR Joe Morgan Deerfield-Windsor School SO Reid Sasser Gatewood School SR George Wall Southland Academy JR Tyler Bass John Milledge Academy SR Tyler Kennedy Southland Academy SO Jared Prestwood John Milledge Academy JR Landon Law Southland Academy SO Colton Brewer John Milledge Academy SR Clay Owens Southland Academy SO Cody McCrary John Milledge Academy SR Harrison Bell Southland Academy SR Michael Fitzpatrick Westfield School SO Hunter McCain Southland Academy SO Tee Adams Westfield School SR Casen Royal Tiftarea Academy JR Gage Locke Westfield School JR Hunter Hartsfield Tiftarea Academy JR Hunter Spence Westfield School SO Brandon Prudhomme Tiftarea Academy JR Bennett Wellman Westfield School JR Carter Stewart Tiftarea Academy JR Payton Black Westfield School SR Dawson Patterson Tiftarea Academy SR Wyatt Young Westfield School SR Cain Cooper Tiftarea Academy SR Grant Fuller Westminster School, Augusta SO Grant Hall Tiftarea Academy SR Duncan Crowder Westminster School, Augusta JR John Michael McRae Valwood School SR Tayte Barry Valwood School SR Mason Williams Valwood School SO Caleb Burns Valwood School JR Jaharie Boone Valwood School SR 2018 GISA STATE BASEBALL BRACKET CLASS AA Fri-Sat., May 4-5, 2018 @ Higher Seed Fri-Sat., May 11-12, 2018 @ Higher Seed Fri-Sat, May 18-19, 2018 LaGrange @ Higher Seed R1 # 1 Fri 2pm / 430 pm (1) Thomas Jefferson Fri-Sat., May 25-26, 2018 Sat IF 12n @ Mercer University, Macon Thomas Jefferson R4 # 4 G1 18-2 / G2 17-11 Fri 1230pm / 3pm Sat 11am (9) Southwest GA Citizens Christian G2 4-3 R2 # 2 G1 6-5 / G2 10-6 Fri 130pm / 430pm (2) Southwest GA Sat IF 11am (Home) Southwest GA R3 # 3 G1 4-1 / G3 7-0 Terrell G1 15-0 / G2 19-0 R3 # 1 Fri
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