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GPA AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP AVG SLG OBP 2AV RC RC27 TA Kurt Abbott – BR 1996 TAY 117 484 442 57 114 200 16 2 22 57 0 0 9 33 2 127 5 2 7 .258 .452 .322 .281 65 5.18 .733 1997 MOR-FER 113 416 375 34 96 175 24 11 11 52 4 2 2 33 4 120 2 4 6 .256 .467 .318 .304 54 4.98 .734 1998 DOU 57 74 65 7 18 23 3 1 0 12 0 1 1 7 3 18 0 0 2 .277 .354 .351 .185 8 4.35 .633 1999 AVD 60 71 67 4 24 29 5 0 0 6000 4 01904 3.358 .433 .394 .134 9 4.80 .660 2000 EVE 69 201 183 22 59 83 13 1 3 16 1 0 0 17 1 48 0 2 6 .322 .454 .380 .224 30 6.02 .758 2001 SKR 17 21 17 3 4 11 1 0 2 2000 4 0 7 00 1.235 .647 .381 .647 4 7.74 1.071 Totals 433 1267 1149 127 315 521 62 15 38 145 5 3 12 98 10 339 7 12 25 .274 .453 .337 .271 170 5.22 .732 Bobby Abreu – BL 1998 FER-SLA 25 67 60 9 21 32 2 0 3 9010 6 12001 0.350 .533 .403 .283 13 8.64 .950 1999 SLA 145 660 568 96 182 295 29 9 22 96 0 2 0 90 8 156 15 9 13 .320 .519 .412 .384 123 8.11 .980 2000 SLA 146 665 563 115 193 339 27 13 31 116 0 5 4 93 5 102 26 10 22 .343 .602 .436 .471 147 9.76 1.149 2002 SLA 152 668 571 101 153 276 30 3 29 88 0 10 0 87 0 126 29 6 8 .268 .483 .359 .419 108 6.59 .907 Totals 468 2060 1762 321 549 942 88 25 85 309 0 18 4 276 14 404 70 26 43 .312 .535 .402 .419 390 8.10 1.008 Benny Agbayani – BR 2000 COO 81 256 225 45 73 138 24 1 13 42 0 2 1 28 3 67 8 0 6 .324 .613 .398 .449 56 9.49 1.108 2001 COO 108 435 378 67 115 205 22 1 22 68 0 0 6 51 2 73 6 2 8 .304 .542 .395 .389 83 8.19 .982 2002 SKR 45 50 42 6 16 28 3 0 3 10 0 0 0 8 0 9 0 0 1 .381 .667 .480 .476 14 13.84 1.333 Totals 234 741 645 118 204 371 49 2 38 120 0 2 7 87 5 149 14 2 15 .316 .575 .402 .416 153 8.96 1.046 Mike Aldrete – BL 1996 GUT 88 104 86 10 24 37 2 1 3 16 0 3 3 12 1 20 0 0 1 .279 .430 .375 .291 15 6.31 .825 Manny Alexander – BR 1998 FER 87 236 222 28 59 80 9 3 2 24 0 0 3 11 2 51 5 3 12 .266 .360 .309 .167 21 3.20 .556 1999 DOU-FER 40 70 65 9 13 22 3 0 2 4001 4 01120 1.200 .338 .257 .231 6 3.01 .547 Totals 127 306 287 37 72 102 12 3 4 28 0 0 4 15 2 62 7 3 13 .251 .355 .297 .181 27 3.15 .554 Edgardo Alfonzo – BR 1996 GUT 60 177 168 22 49 71 3 2 5 21 0 0 0 9 3 29 1 0 3 .292 .423 .328 .190 23 5.03 .664 1997 FER-COO 80 288 261 27 68 84 14 1 0 17 5 3 0 19 3 38 1 0 7 .261 .322 .307 .138 26 3.35 .520 1998 COO 146 648 566 69 164 218 31 1 7 43 0 1 5 76 5 79 9 5 6 .290 .385 .378 .246 88 5.72 .746 1999 FER 145 629 557 72 147 225 30 3 14 66 2 2 3 65 6 106 8 2 11 .264 .404 .343 .271 79 5.02 .712 2000 AVC-SLA 156 721 629 117 198 313 41 1 24 77 0 1 5 85 2 103 7 2 19 .315 .498 .400 .329 126 7.52 .907 2001 SLA 150 673 588 101 182 312 33 5 29 88 0 3 1 81 5 98 3 2 13 .310 .531 .392 .364 124 7.90 .943 2002 EVE 127 457 410 46 93 147 15 0 13 63 0 1 3 43 0 80 4 0 13 .227 .359 .304 .246 45 3.63 .597 Totals 864 3593 3179 454 901 1370 167 13 92 375 7 11 17 378 24 533 33 11 72 .283 .431 .362 .277 504 5.72 .762 Luis Alicea – BB 1995 MOR-AVC-SEG 98 311 279 34 75 101 13 2 3 22 0 2 3 27 1 40 4 1 12 .269 .362 .338 .204 33 4.07 .622 1997 DOU 3 8 4 1 1 1000 0000 4 0 1 10 0.250 .250 .625 1.250 2 14.40 2.000 1998 DOU 82 142 122 18 27 39 5 2 1 82011702393 2.221 .320 .321 .311 14 3.68 .660 Totals 183 461 405 53 103 141 18 4 4 30 2 2 4 48 1 64 14 4 14 .254 .348 .338 .247 49 4.05 .647 Andy Allanson – BR 1996 AVC 1 1 1 0 0 0000 0000 0 0 0 00 0.000 .000 .000 .000 0 0.00 .000 C12 All Time Batter Register Page 1 of 70 GPA AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP AVG SLG OBP 2AV RC RC27 TA Jermaine Allensworth – BR 1997 AVD 86 156 129 22 32 50 7 1 3 14 1 1 4 21 0 30 15 4 0 .248 .388 .368 .419 22 5.82 .891 1998 SEG 60 140 117 18 29 42 6 2 1 10 2 0 4 17 1 30 5 0 3 .248 .359 .362 .299 17 4.96 .747 1999 FEJ-AVC 78 179 157 25 46 61 11 2 0 16 10 0 7 5 0 37 11 4 2 .293 .389 .343 .197 22 4.63 .718 Totals 224 475 403 65 107 153 24 5 4 40 13 1 15 43 1 97 31 8 5 .266 .380 .357 .298 61 5.11 .783 Moises Alou – BR 1995 HOC-AVC 148 586 542 75 144 243 31 10 16 75 1 4 4 35 4 67 13 11 13 .266 .448 .313 .271 71 4.49 .699 1996 MOR 99 319 292 41 86 138 13 0 13 49 0 1 6 20 4 58 0 5 7 .295 .473 .351 .247 45 5.57 .752 1997 SEG 129 553 500 68 143 217 21 1 17 98 0 5 4 44 8 70 6 6 14 .286 .434 .345 .248 72 5.10 .719 1998 SEG-SKR 143 603 533 61 146 250 36 4 20 84 0 5 10 55 6 83 13 6 7 .274 .469 .350 .323 90 6.01 .820 1999 SKR 141 637 541 123 181 350 38 4 41 145 0 5 8 83 8 96 5 0 17 .335 .647 .427 .475 151 10.66 1.183 2001 FER 134 563 508 78 167 285 27 2 29 91 0 5 3 47 4 61 3 4 16 .329 .561 .385 .331 105 7.77 .936 2002 CAS 148 640 572 79 188 309 27 2 30 103 0 1 4 63 13 74 8 1 23 .329 .540 .398 .336 118 7.81 .941 Totals 942 3901 3488 525 1055 1792 193 23 166 645 1 26 39 347 47 509 48 33 97 .302 .514 .369 .325 645 6.72 .869 Ruben Amaro – BB 1995 SLA 23 41 30 7 11 18 0 2 1 8000112 2 00 0.367 .600 .537 .600 11 15.51 1.526 1997 AVC-SKR 50 54 49 4 18 25 7 0 0 10 0 0 2 3 0 6 0 0 1 .367 .510 .426 .204 11 9.04 .938 Totals 73 95 79 11 29 43 7 2 1 18 0 0 2 14 2 8 0 0 1 .367 .544 .474 .354 22 11.44 1.157 Garret Anderson – BL 1996 SEG-COO 118 466 441 67 134 226 24 1 22 74 0 4 1 20 2 85 2 1 11 .304 .512 .333 .259 72 6.00 .781 1997 COO-FER 130 548 522 44 126 185 23 0 12 66 2 5 0 19 0 69 7 10 17 .241 .354 .266 .163 42 2.67 .499 1998 FER 142 587 564 51 154 220 28 1 12 67 0 1 3 19 1 76 8 3 15 .273 .390 .300 .165 62 3.90 .584 1999 AVD-FEJ 143 608 567 67 163 255 40 8 12 73 0 1 0 40 11 75 3 1 6 .287 .450 .334 .238 85 5.59 .725 2000 SLA 149 651 608 94 194 326 48 6 24 96 0 9 0 34 4 85 4 0 18 .319 .536 .350 .280 110 6.73 .843 2001 SKR 147 617 588 91 179 322 39 1 34 106 0 4 0 25 2 82 0 1 16 .304 .548 .331 .286 100 6.28 .815 2002 FEJ 152 653 608 70 160 278 42 2 24 96 0 4 0 41 18 113 7 1 13 .263 .457 .308 .273 83 4.81 .706 Totals 981 4130 3898 484 1110 1812 244 19 140 578 2 28 4 198 38 585 31 17 96 .285 .465 .318 .239 548 5.04 .705 Marlon Anderson – BL 2002 SEG 124 497 457 67 143 233 38 2 16 45 6 1 5 28 4 71 6 4 5 .313 .510 .358 .271 83 6.80 .842 Shane Andrews – BR 1996 TAY 83 280 262 29 52 94 12 0 10 29 0 2 0 16 0 82 0 1 9 .198 .359 .243 .221 21 2.50 .500 1997 EVE 105 403 366 48 73 157 6 0 26 62 0 3 2 32 3 128 5 0 4 .199 .429 .266 .331 43 3.89 .660 1999 SKR 147 630 552 71 134 262 32 3 30 96 0 5 0 73 8 164 1 1 11 .243 .475 .329 .366 87 5.42 .781 Totals 335 1313 1180 148 259 513 50 3 66 187 0 10 2 121 11 374 6 2 24 .219 .435 .291 .323 149 4.21 .678 Eric Anthony – BL 1995 HOC 121 509 464 49 126 191 16 2 15 58 0 4 4 37 0 83 5 2 17 .272 .412 .328 .231 60 4.49 .664 1996 TAY 60 125 118 11 25 37 6 0 2 15 0 1 0 6 1 35 1 1 1 .212 .314 .248 .161 9 2.57 .463 1997 SKR 59 58 43 7 7 10 0 0 1 50001511400 2.163 .233 .379 .419 5 3.34 .658 1998 COO 24 33 29 6 8 11 0 0 1 2000 4 0 6 00 0.276 .379 .364 .241 4 5.63 .714 Totals 264 725 654 73 166 249 22 2 19 80 0 5 4 62 2 138 6 3 20 .254 .381 .320 .231 78 4.09 .628 C12 All Time Batter Register Page 2 of 70 GPA AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP AVG SLG OBP 2AV RC RC27 TA Alex Arias – BR 1995 EVE 94 212 189 23 45 62 8 0 3 21 0 1 0 22 3 18 1 2 8 .238 .328 .316 .212 18 3.18 .552 1996 TAY 50 89 83 8 25 28 0 0 1 6020 4 01300 0.301 .337 .326 .084 10 4.41 .552 1997 HOC-FER 90 269 246 30 62 96 15 5 3 30 0 3 4 16 3 38 1 0 1 .252 .390 .305 .207 31 4.43 .632 1998 SLA 40 44 43 4 8 18 1 0 3 3000 1 0 7 00 1.186 .419 .205 .256 3 2.49 .528 1999 COO 56 61 60 3 16 18 2 0 0 6000 1 01310 2.267 .300 .279 .067 5 2.71 .435 2000 COO 48 58 55 7 20 22 2 0 0 7000 3 0 6 00 2.364 .400 .397 .091 8 6.02 .676 2002 SLA 19 47 42 6 13 21 5 0 1 4002 3 0 4 00 1.310 .500 .383 .262 8 7.26 .867 Totals 397 780 718 81 189 265 33 5 11 77 0 6 6 50 6 99 3 2 15 .263 .369 .314 .180 83 4.04 .593 George Arias – BR 1997 FIE 0 0 0 0 0 0000 0000 0 0 0 00 0— — — — 0 — — Billy Ashley – BR 1996 COO-SEG 23 44 41 4 6 11 2 0 1 3010 2 02600 1.146 .268 .182 .171 2 1.40 .361 1997 SLA 50 52 39 12 11 32 1 1 6 16 0 1 0 12 3 10 0 0 2 .282 .821 .442 .846 14 12.26 1.467 1998 MOR 21 22 20 4 7 12 2 0 1 4000 2 1 6 00 0.350 .600 .409 .350 5 10.42 1.077 Totals 94 118 100 20 24 55 5 1 8 23 0 2 0 16 4 42 0 0 3 .240 .550 .339 .470 19 6.18 .899 Rich Aurilia – BR 1997 DOU 57 141 135 9 32 39 4 0 1 12 0 0 1 5 0 30 1 0 2 .237 .289 .270 .096 10 2.70 .438 1998 AVC 41 68 55 17 24 39 12 0 1 12 1 0 0 12 4 3 0 0 2 .436 .709 .537 .491 21 16.52 1.545 1999 AVC 121 477 444 45 113 168 28 3 7 53 0 0 2 31 1 74 2 3 6 .255 .378 .306 .198 51 4.05 .597 2000 AVD 146 601 543 77 150 232 30 2 16 64 0 4 6 48 6 84 4 2 12 .276 .427 .339 .247 79 5.16 .713 2001 AVD 133 547 501 52 118 192 23 0 17 54 0 1 0 45 3 94 0 0 25 .236 .383 .298 .238 51 3.39 .581 2002 AVD-SLA 151 663 619 95 182 337 27 7 38 108 0 6 0 38 4 95 1 2 19 .294 .544 .332 .313 105 6.10 .821 Totals 649 2497 2297 295 619 1007 124 12 80 303 1 11 9 179 18 380 8 7 66 .269 .438 .323 .250 312 4.78 .687 Brad Ausmus – BR 1995 SEG 55 152 141 13 34 63 5 3 6 21 0 1 0 10 0 33 1 0 0 .241 .447 .289 .284 19 4.82 .692 1996 AVC 88 312 280 44 91 139 13 7 7 52 2 3 0 27 1 45 13 9 5 .325 .496 .381 .314 52 6.71 .882 1998 DOU 123 448 409 38 96 134 21 1 5 37 1 2 4 32 4 67 10 5 9 .235 .328 .295 .196 39 3.21 .550 1999 DOU 147 619 558 65 154 225 17 3 16 68 6 3 5 47 1 88 16 1 23 .276 .403 .336 .240 74 4.56 .685 2002 SLA 137 489 444 36 97 147 29 3 5 51 0 0 0 45 0 68 3 2 12 .218 .331 .290 .221 42 3.14 .540 Totals 550 2020 1832 196 472 708 85 17 39 229 9 9 9 161 6 301 43 17 49 .258 .386 .319 .240 223 4.17 .646 Bruce Aven – BR 2001 SLA 61 94 89 10 17 34 5 0 4 11 0 1 0 4 0 24 0 0 3 .191 .382 .223 .236 7 2.42 .507 Carlos Baerga – BB 1997 SLA-MOR 32 95 92 15 30 46 4 0 4 21 0 0 2 1 0 6 0 0 2 .326 .500 .347 .185 15 6.44 .766 1998 SEG 140 548 509 37 136 194 29 1 9 46 4 2 1 32 5 60 5 6 12 .267 .381 .311 .187 57 3.88 .593
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    2014 MPSSAA Spring Record Book Baseball Girls’ Lacrosse Boys’ Lacrosse Softball Tennis Girls’ Track and Field Boys’ Track and Field table of contents Sport Pages Baseball 2-8 Girls’ Lacrosse 9-12 Boys’ Lacrosse 13-17 Softball 18-24 Tennis 25-28 Girls’ Track and Field 29-50 Boys’ Track and Field 51-78 1 MPSSAA Baseball Records 2 Honor Roll Of Team Champions CLASS AA CLASS A CLASS B CLASS C 1975 Northeast-AA 8-4 Northwood 4-3 Williamsport 9-1 Bruce 4-0 Coach Harry Lentz Brady Straub Larry Wadel George Wolfe 1976 Arundel 3-1 Catonsville 4-3 Paint Branch 3-2 Joppatowne 2-0 Coach Bernie Walter Jack Peddicord Kevin Kelly Don Gaughan 1977 Arundel 9-6 Oxon Hill 5-2 Cambridge 6-2 Joppatowne 6-3 Coach Bernie Walter Donnie Key Doug Fleetwood Don Gaughan 1978 Kenwood 5-2 Aberdeen 7-2 Queen Anne’s 2-0 Walkersville 5-4 Coach Carroll Hess George Connolly John Sharp Tom Ford 1979 Churchill 4-3 Paint Branch 4-1 Sparrows Point 7-1 Mt. Savage 3-2 Coach Chuck Stevens Kevin Kelly Rich Eshmont George Bishields 1980 Old Mill 4-3 Woodward 4-3 Brooklyn Park 4-2 Clear Spring 6-0 Coach Mel Montgomery Tom George Tim McMullen Jim Hutson 1981 Bowie * 3-2 Arundel 4-2 Edgewood 3-1 North East-C * 6-4 Coach Bill Vaughn Bernie Walter Steve Williams Mel Bacon 1982 Bowie * 3-0 Thomas Stone 10-2 Great Mills 8-3 Washington 8-0 Coach Bill Vaughn Ron Stover Steve Hoopengardner George Stewart 1983 Dundalk 7-3 Thomas Johnson 13-9 Glenelg 8-7 Broadneck 5-0 Coach Bo Eibner Steve Parsons Terry Coleman Tim McMullen 1984 Bowie 2-1 Gwynn Park 6-5 Milford Mill 11-6 Francis Scott Key 15-4 Coach Bill Vaughn Ken Gentry David Wright Richard Long 1985 Randallstown 2-1 Franklin 7-4 North East-C 12-0 Boonsboro 2-1 Coach Jack Peddicord Rick Wiscott Mel Bacon Wayne Ridenour 1986 Woodlawn 7-4 North Hagerstown 3-2 Pikesville 8-0 Mt.
  • Final 1991 Division I Baseball

    Final 1991 Division I Baseball

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------)------ ----- -- -- ------ -------- ----- -------------------------------------------- ---- ---- ------ --- FINAL 1991 DIVISION I BASEBALL. BATTING BATTING (2. 5 ab/game and 75 at bats) AB HTS AVG. (2. 5 ab/game and 75 at bats) AB HTS AVG. 1. Ron Dziezgowski, Duquesne SR 33 88 500 36. Matt Raleigh, Western Caro. ------- JR 62 223 92 . 413 2. Gene Schall, Villanova ------------ JR 40 155 75 484 37. Brent Gates , Minnesota ------------ JR 64 221 91 . 412 Mike Neill, Villanova ------------- JR 52 216 101 468 37. chris Sexton, Miami (Ohio) -------- SO 49 153 63 . 412 C. Hendrix, Campbell ------------ JR 52 192 89 464 39. Jason Geis , Portland -------------- JR 42 146 60 . 411 Tom Vantiger , Iowa St. ------------ SR 58 177 82 463 40. Glen Taylor, Iona ----------------- SR 36 105 43 410 Al Watson, New York Tech ---------- JR 52 188 87 463 41. John Callihan, Mercer ------------- JR 45 169 69 . 408 Mike Carlsen , FDU-Teaneck --------- JR 40 145 67 462 42. Jason Giambi, Long Beach St. ------ SO 60 199 81 . 407 Mike Edwards , Utah ---------------- SO 53 184 84 457 42. Greg Elliott, Md. -BaIt. County ---- SO 49 199 81 . 407 9. Scott Stahoviak, Creighton JR 72 267 120 449 44. Mike Welch, Geo. Washington ------- JR 56 209 85 . 407 10. Jon Sbrocco, Wright St. ----------- SO 51 179 80 447 45. Bob Higginson, Temple ------------- SO 46 156 63 . 404 11. John Burns, Md. -BaIt. County ------ SO 46 188 84 447 46. Ricky Bush, Jackson St. SR 34 114 46 . 404 12. Larry Sutton, Illinois ------------ JR 47 155 69 445 47. Ken Cavazzoni, Columbia ----------- SR 35 124 50 . 403 13. James Ruocchio, LIU-C. W. Post ----- SR 43 165 72 436 48.
  • Cincinnati Reds'

    Cincinnati Reds'

    Cincinnati Reds Press Clippings October 27, 2017 THIS DAY IN REDS HISTORY 1998-President Bill Clinton signs the Curt Flood Act, overturning part of baseball’s 70-year-old antitrust exemption, putting baseball on par with other professional sports, when it relates to labor matters MLB.COM Four Reds named NL Gold Glove Award finalists Votto, Duvall, Hamilton, Barnhart one of 3 nominees at respective positions By Daniel Kramer / MLB.com | October 26th, 2017 + 9 COMMENTS The Reds felt they were among the best defensive teams in the National League in 2017, and on Thursday, they were given validation for that assertion. First baseman Joey Votto, left fielder Adam Duvall, center fielder Billy Hamilton and catcher Tucker Barnhart were named Rawlings NL Gold Glove Award finalists. Each player is one of three nominees at his respective position for the prestigious award that recognizes the best defensive player at each position for each league. The four nominations are an NL high for any club. The winners will be unveiled on Nov. 7 at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN. "I think we've got legitimate candidates here to win the award," Reds manager Bryan Price said. "The four guys who have been acknowledged in the final vote is really good, and I'm excited. But I would really like to see us get acknowledged beyond getting into the finalists and actually win some awards." This is the fourth straight year Hamilton has been nominated, though he has yet to win. In 2017, Hamilton converted three five-star catches, rated by Statcast™ as the most elite such outfield plays, those with a catch probability of 25 percent or less.