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2017-18 Record Book 2017-18 RECORD BOOK 2017-18 BOSTON COLLEGE BASEBALL RECORD BOOK HONOR ROLL NATIONAL HONORS REGIONAL HONORS ALL-NEW ENGLAND THIRD TEAM 2017 Jake Alu BASEBALL AMERICA FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICA FIRST-TEAM ALL-ECAC 2016 Mike King 2009 Tony Sanchez, Jr. C 1998 Sean McGowan, Jr. 1B 2015 Blake Butera 1993 Mike Martin, Jr. 2B 2015 Mike King BASEBALL AMERICA THIRD-TEAM ALL-AMERICA 2015 Eric Stone 2016 Justin Dunn, Jr. P NCBWA DISTRICT I PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1999 Sean McGowan, Sr. 1B 2009 Mike Belfiore, Jr. 1B/P NEIBA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2003 Chris Lambert, So. P 2016 Jacob Stevens P ABCA/RAWLINGS SECOND-TEAM ALL-AMERICA 2009 Mike Belfiore, Jr. 1B/P NCBWA SMITH SUPER TEAM HONORABLE NEIBA ALL-STAR 2000 Steve Langone, Sr. UT MENTION 2014 Chris Shaw, So. OF 1994 Mike Martin, Sr. 2B Andrew Chin, Jr. P ABCA/RAWLINGS THIRD-TEAM ALL-AMERICA 2013 Hunter Gordon, Sr. P 2009 Tony Sanchez, Jr. C ABCA FIRST-TEAM ALL-NORTHEAST 2012 Tom Bourdon, So. OF* 1999 Sean McGowan, Sr. 1B 2015 Chris Shaw, Jr. OF Anthony Melchionda, Sr. SS* 1993 Mike Martin, Jr. 2B 2014 Chris Shaw, So. OF 2011 Matt McGovern, So. OF 2009 Mike Belfiore, Jr. 1B/P Kyle Prohovich, Jr. P NCBWA THIRD-TEAM ALL-AMERICA Tony Sanchez, Jr. C Garret Smith, Sr. P 2003 Chris Lambert, So. P 2004 Jason Delaney, Jr. OF 2010 John Spatola, Sr. OF 2000 Steve Langone, Sr. DH/UT 2002 Chris Lambert, Fr. P Mickey Wiswall, Jr. 1B 2001 Brian Macchi, Jr. 3B 2004 Jason Delaney, Jr. OF NCBWA HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICA Mark Sullivan, Jr. P Chris Lambert, Jr. P * 1999 Sean McGowan, Sr. 1B 2000 Mike Gambino, Sr. 2B 2003 Chris Lambert, So. P * Steve Langone, P P Drew Locke, So. OF LOUISVILLE SLUGGER THIRD-TEAM ALL-AMERICA 1999 Sean McGowan, Sr. 1B Kevin Shepard, So. P 2009 Tony Sanchez, Jr. C Jeff Waldron, Sr. C 2002 Brian Durkin, Sr. DH 1998 Steve Langone, So. DH Chris Lambert, Fr. P COLLEGIATE BASEBALL THIRD-TEAM ALL-AMERICA Sean McGowan, Jr. 1B Drew Locke, Fr. OF 1999 Sean McGowan, Sr. 1B 1994 Mike Martin, Sr. 2B Brian Macchi, Sr. OF 1989 Doug MacNeil, So. P 1993 Mike Martin, Jr. 2B Vinny Scavone, Jr. 1B Mark Sullivan, Sr. P PERFECT GAME USA THIRD-TEAM ALL-AMERICA ABCA SECOND-TEAM ALL-NORTHEAST 2001 Brian Durkin, Jr. 1B 2015 Chris Shaw OF 2016 Justin Dunn, Jr. P Brian Macchi, Jr. 3B * 2012 Tom Bourdon, So. OF Jeff Mackor, Sr. C COLLEGEBASEBALLINSIDER.COM SECOND-TEAM Anthony Melchionda, Sr. SS 2000 Mike Gambino, Sr. 2B ALL-AMERICA 2010 John Spatola, Sr. OF Steve Langone, Sr. P 2009 Tony Sanchez, Jr. C Mickey Wiswall, Jr. 1B Jeff Mackor, Jr. C 2009 Pat Dean, So. P 1999 Mike Gambino, Jr. 2B BASEBALL AMERICA FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA Mickey Wiswall, So. 3B Steve Langone, Jr. P 2016 Jacob Stevens P 2nd team 2004 Chris Lambert, Jr. P 1998 Steve Langone, So. P 2002 Chris Lambert P 2003 Chris Lambert, So. P Sean McGowan, Jr. 1B Drew Locke, So. OF Jeff Waldron, Jr. C LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA 2002 Brian Durkin, Sr. DH 1997 Sean McGowan, So. 1B 2002 Chris Lambert P Mark Sullivan, Sr. P * Selected but did not play 2002 Drew Locke OF Drew Locke, Fr. OF 1998 Jeff Waldron, Jr. C NECBC NEW ENGLAND COACH OF THE YEAR D1BASEBALL FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA 1996 Kevin Penwell, Jr. OF 2000 Pete Hughes 2016 Jacob Stevens P 2nd team 1995 Kevin Penwell, So. OF ABCA/DIAMOND NORTHEAST REGION COACH OF NCAA REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM ALL-NEW ENGLAND FIRST TEAM THE YEAR 2016 Johnny Adams, Jr. SS* 2015 Chris Shaw 2016 Mike Gambino Donovan Casey, So. OF 2010 John Spatola 2000 Pete Hughes Justin Dunn, Jr. P 2006 Shawn McGill Jake Palomaki, So. 2B 2001 Brian Macchi NEICBL ALL-STAR HEAD COACH 2009 Mike Belfiore, Jr. 1B/P 2000 Mike Gambino 2000 Pete Hughes John Spatola, Jr. OF 1999 Steve Langone Mickey Wiswall, So. 3B 1999 Sean McGowan NEIBA PLAYER OF THE WEEK * - Regional Most Outstanding Player 1999 Jeff Waldron March 14, 2016 Joe Cronin 1993 Mike Martin April 26, 2016 Nick Sciortino NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1988 Mike Nyhan March 15, 2016 Joe Cronin NCBWA NEIBA PITCHER OF THE WEEK April 20, 2015 Mike King Louisville Slugger ALL-NEW ENGLAND SECOND TEAM May 23, 2016 Justin Dunn March 31, 2015 Chris Shaw NCBWA 2017 Donovan Casey April 28, 2003 Jason Delaney Coll. Baseball Insider 2016 Joe Cronin ECAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK April 21, 1999 Sean McGowan Collegiate Baseball 2016 Justin Dunn March 31, 2015 Chris Shaw April 20, 1999 Sean McGowan Louisville Slugger 2016 Michael Strem April 30, 2003 Jason Delaney 2010 Mickey Wiswall 2006 Ted Ratliff ECAC PITCHER OF THE WEEK 2006 Kevin Boggan April 12, 2004 Matt O’Donnell 2001 Jeff Mackor May 5, 2003 Chris Lambert 1999 Mike Gambino 2000 Sean McGowan PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1994 Mike Martin May 1, 1998 Sean McGowan NESN 2 2017-18 BOSTON COLLEGE BASEBALL RECORD BOOK ACC HONORS BIG EAST HONORS BIG EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM 1997 Steve Langone UT/DH FIRST-TEAM ALL-ACC BIG EAST PLAYER OF THE YEAR Andy Sullivan P 2014 Chris Shaw, So. OF 2005 Jared McGuire, So. INF 2010 Mickey Wiswall, Jr. 1B BIG EAST PITCHER OF THE YEAR 2009 Tony Sanchez, Jr. C FIRST-TEAM BIG EAST 2004 Chris Lambert, Jr. 2005 Joe Martinez, Sr. P 2002 Chris Lambert, Fr. SECOND-TEAM ALL-ACC Jared McGuire, So. INF 2015 Chris Shaw, Jr. OF Mike Wlodarczyk, Sr. P BIG EAST ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2012 Tom Bourdon, So. OF 2004 Chris Lambert, Jr. P 2002 Chris Lambert, Fr. P Anthony Melchionda, Sr. SS Jason Delaney, Jr. OF 2009 Robbie Anston, Jr. CF 2003 Chris Lambert, So. P BIG EAST COACH OF THE YEAR Mike Belfiore, Jr. 1B/P 2002 Brian Durkin, Sr. DH 2002 Pete Hughes Mickey Wiswall, So. 3B Chris Lambert, Fr. P 2000 Pete Hughes 2007 Eric Campbell, So. 3B Jeff Mackor, Sr. C Neal McCarthy, Sr. OF BIG EAST PITCHER/PLAYER OF THE WEEK THIRD-TEAM ALL-ACC 2001 Jeff Mackor, Jr. C May 16, 2005 Joe Martinez P 2016 Jusitn Dunn, Jr. P 2000 Mike Gambino, Sr. 2B April 25, 2005 Jason Delaney OF Joe Kealty, Jr. 1B March 14, 2005 Jason Delaney OF ALL-ACC FRESHMAN TEAM Steve Langone, Sr. UT March 8, 2005 Jared McGuire INF 2016 Jacob Stevens P 1999 Sean McGowan, Sr. 1B May 17, 2004 Chris Lambert P Jeff Waldron, Sr. C May 10, 2004 Jason Delaney, OF ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 1996 Kevin Penwell, Jr. OF May 10, 2004 Chris Lambert P 2009 Pat Dean, So. P 1995 Brian Sankey, Jr. 1B April 26, 2004 Ryan Leahy SS Mickey Wiswall, So. 3B Curt Romboli, Sr. P April 12, 2004 Matt O’Donnell P 1994 Mike Martin, Sr. 2B May 5, 2003 Chris Lambert P ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1993 Mike Martin, Jr. 2B April 28, 2003 Chris Lambert P March 14, 2016 Joe Cronin 1991 Brian Kelley, Sr. 2B April 28, 2003 Jason Delaney OF March 30, 2015 Chris Shaw Brian Looney, Jr. P March 17, 2003 Kevin Shepard P April 21, 2014 Chris Shaw Doug MacNeil, Sr. P March 10, 2003 Chris Lambert P March 26, 2012 Anthony Melchionda 1990 Brian Kelley, Sr. 2B May 13, 2002 Kevin Shepard P Feb. 20, 2012 Anthony Melchionda 1989 Doug MacNeil, So. P April 30, 2002 Brian Durkin 1B April 26, 2010 Robbie Anston Bryan McGourthy, Jr. OF April 15, 2002 Drew Locke OF April 6, 2009 Tony Sanchez 1988 Mike Nyhan, Sr. 2B April 1, 2002 Jason Delaney 3B March 9, 2009 Tony Sanchez 1987 Tom Otto, Sr. DH March 26, 2002 Vinny Scavone 1B May 8, 2006 Shawn McGill 1986 Joe Giaquinto, Sr. OF Feb. 18, 2002 Brian Macchi OF 1985 Joe Giaquinto, Sr. OF May 7, 2001 Mark Sullivan P ACC PITCHER OF THE WEEK April 30, 2001 Jeff Mackor C May 23, 2016 Justin Dunn SECOND-TEAM BIG EAST March 12, 2001 Brian Durkin 1B April 20, 2015 Mike King Instituted in 1994 May 1, 2000 Steve Langone P May 19, 2014 Andrew Chin 2005 Drew Locke, Sr. OF April 11, 2000 Mike Gambino 2B April 12, 2010 Mike Dennhardt Shawn McGill, Jr. C Feb. 21, 2000 Jarett Mendoza OF March 15, 2010 Pat Dean 2004 Ryan Leahy, Sr. SS Feb. 21, 2000 Steve Langone P May 4, 2009 Pat Dean Drew Locke, Jr. OF March 10, 1999 Sean McGowan 1B 2003 Drew Locke, So. OF April 27, 1998 Steve Langone P 2001 Mike Hubbard, Sr. SS April 8, 1996 Kevin Penwell OF Brian Macchi, Jr. OF/3B May 8, 1995 Curt Romboli P Chris Rosado, Sr. C/UT May 2, 1995 Curt Romboli P 2000 Neal McCarthy, So. OF April 10, 1995 Mark Bettencourt P Steve Langone, Sr. P May 5, 1994 Mike Martin 2B 1999 Steve Langone, Jr. DH April 11, 1994 Mark Bettencourt P 1998 Steve Langone, So. UT April 12, 1993 Chris Taylor P Sean McGowan, Jr. 1B May 7, 1991 Joe Hayward 1996 Bryan Manahan, Sr. OF April 30, 1991 Doug MacNeil P 1995 Kevin Penwell, So. OF April 8, 1991 Brian Looney P April 2, 1991 Brian Kelly THIRD-TEAM BIG EAST May 8, 1990 Doug MacNeil P Instituted in 2001 May 1, 1989 Doug MacNeil P 2005 Jason Delaney, Sr. OF April 25, 1988 Gregg Radachowsky P Dave Preziosi, Sr. P April 29, 1986 Tom Otto P 2004 Garrett Greer, Sr. C April 30, 1985 Rocky Daley P Kevin Shepard, Jr.
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