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Postseason Award History PSAC Baseball Annual Player & Coach of the Year Award Winners 2012 East Player: Ryan Wyland, Mansfield East Coach: Jad Prachniak, West Chester West Player: Lee Rohan, California West Coach: Nate Cocolin, Gannon East Pitcher: Frank Gailey, West Chester East Player: Joe Wendle, West Chester West Pitcher: Matt Wright, Shippensburg West Player: Shane Latshaw, Mercyhurst East Rookie: Nick Spisak, West Chester East Pitcher: Joe Gunkel, West Chester West Rookie: Matt Adams, Slippery Rock West Pitcher: Ben Rawding, Mercyhurst East Freshman: Robert Patete, East Stroudsburg 2006 West Freshman: Ryan Siegel, Mercyhurst East Coach: Chris Blum, Kutztown West Coach: Mike Conte, California 2011 East Player: Ryan Loper, Kutztown East Coach: Mike Collins, Bloomsburg West Player: Robert Hedrick, California West Coach: Joe Spano, Mercyhurst East Pitcher: Mike McCardell, Kutztown East Player: Shayne Houck, Kutztown West Pitcher: Nate Starner, Shippensburg West Player: Matt Howard, Slippery Rock East Freshman: Chad Lightcap, Kutztown East Pitcher: Jeremy Gigliotti, East Stroudsburg West Freshman: Matt Wright, Shippensburg West Pitcher: Randy Sturgill, California East Freshman: Kyle Hunter, Bloomsburg 2005 West Freshman: Ryan Ogelsby, Slippery Rock East Coach: Matt Brainard, West Chester West Coach: Scott Feldman, Clarion 2010 East Player: Eric Baker, Mansfield East Coach: John Kochmansky, East Stroudsburg West Player: Jared Frey, Clarion West Coach: Mike Conte, California East Rookie: Dave Boyer, East Stroudsburg East Player: Shayne Houck, Kutztown West Rookie: Drew Aniceti, California West Player: Paul Bingham, IUP East Pitcher: Christian Saveri, East Stroudsburg 2004 West Pitcher: Randy Sturgill, California East Coach: Chris Blum, Kutztown East Freshman: Fred Breidenbach, West Chester West Coach: Mike Conte, California West Freshman: Ben Rawding, Mercyhurst East Player: Jeff Brennan, West Chester West Player: Mike Larson, California 2009 East Rookie: Ryan Loper, Kutztown East Coach: Greg Mamula, West Chester West Rookie: Tony Petulla, Clarion West Coach: Joe Spano, Mercyhurst East Player: Matt Cotellese, West Chester 2003 West Player: Matt Adams, Slippery Rock East Coach: Chris Calciano, West Chester East Pitcher: Darin Gorski, Kutztown West Coach: Jeff Messer, Slippery Rock West Pitcher: Nick Gillung, Mercyhurst East Player: Matt DeSanto, Shippensburg East Freshman: Shayne Houck, Kutztown West Player: Anthony Zambotti, IUP West Freshman: Ethan Santora, Mercyhurst East Rookie: Dan Yoder, Mansfield West Rookie: Josh Gerstel, Clarion 2008 East Coach: Jon Shehan, Millersville 2002 West Coach: Matt Jones, Shippensburg East Coach: Matt Royer, Kutztown East Player: Matt Cotellese, West Chester West Coach: Paul Stover, Lock Haven West Player: Justin Garber, Shippensburg East Player: Glenn Woolard, Kutztown East Pitcher: Jason Bowman, West Chester West Player: Ryan Balan, California West Pitcher: Matt Wright, Shippensburg East Rookie: Paul Garber, Kutztown East Rookie: Derek Kline, Millersville West Rookie: Anthony Rebyanski, IUP West Rookie: Randy Sturgill, California 2001 2007 East Coach: Matt Royer, Kutztown East Coach: Chris Blum, Kutztown West Coach: Mike Conte, California West Coach: Mike Conte, California East Player: Tim Bausher, Kutztown West Player: Jason Foreman, California East Rookie: Bob Wineburg, East Stroudsburg East Rookie: Nick Farkas, East Stroudsburg West Rookie: T.J. Kamerer, Slippery Rock West Rookie: Heath Repard, Lock Haven 1993 2000 Coach: Jeff Messer, Slippery Rock East Coach: Glenn Gallagher, Millersville Player: Steve Micknich, Mansfield West Coach: Paul Stover, Lock Haven East Co-Rookie: Ben Witmer, Bloomsburg East Player: Steve Fitch, Kutztown East Co-Rookie: Brian Dallas, Shippensburg West Player: Dan DeCola, Slippery Rock West Rookie: Jason Bradburn, Edinboro East Rookie: Matt DeSanto, Shippensburg West Rookie: Anthony Zambotti, IUP 1992 Coach: Jeff Messer, Slippery Rock 1999 Co-Player: Brad Frazier, Clarion East Coach: Matt Royer, Kutztown Co-Player: Mike Bruno, Bloomsburg West Coach: John Radovich, Edinboro East Rookie: Mike Felix, Mansfield East Player: John Rozich, Kutztown West Rookie: John Warrick, California West Player: Nate Timmons, Slippery Rock East Rookie: Matt Knox, Millersville 1991 West Rookie: George Johnson, Slippery Rock Co-Coach: Art Fairchild, Shippensburg Co-Coach: Matt Haney, Bloomsburg 1998 Player: Rick Krivda, California East Coach: Glenn Gallagher, Millersville East Rookie: Jeff Trenbeth, East Stroudsburg West Coach: Jeff Messer, Slippery Rock West Rookie: Bruce Yard, IUP East Player: Ryan Vogelsong, Kutztown West Player: Steve Murray, IUP 1988 East Rookie: Robert Knox, Shippensburg East Player: Jeff Teeter, Shippensburg West Rookie: Shaun Mosberger, Edinboro West Player: Mike Dunn, Slippery Rock East Pitcher: Todd Mostoller, Mansfield 1997 West Pitcher: Mike Sobota, IUP East Coach: Matt Royer, Kutztown West Coach: Mike Conte, California 1987 East Player: John Stillo, Bloomsburg East Player: Todd Melisauskas, Shippensburg West Player: Marco Randazzo, Lock Haven West Co-Player: Randy Wadsworth, California East Rookie: Ryan Brink, Millersville West Co-Player: James Barton, Clarion West Rookie: J.C. Keefer, Lock Haven East Pitcher: Scott Jeffery, Mansfield West Pitcher: Ron Wasko, Slippery Rock 1996 East Coach: Bruce Peddie, Shippensburg 1986 West Coach: Jeff Messer, Slippery Rock East Player: Wayne Gordon, Shippensburg East Player: Jim Gerner, Kutztown West Player: Cary Grubb, Clarion West Player: Steve Murray, IUP East Pitcher: Jay McHenry, Shippensburg East Rookie: John Rozich, Kutztown West Pitcher: Ron Wasko, Slippery Rock West Rookie: Chris Winters, Edinboro 1985 1995 Coach: Glen Hayes, East Stroudsburg East Coach: Matt Haney, Bloomsburg North Player: Randy Vargason, Mansfield West Coach: Jeff Messer, Slippery Rock South Player: Gary Best, Shippensburg East Player: John Michael Cook, Mansfield West Player: Brian Schaum, California West Player: Steve Flanigan, California North Pitcher: Mike Balent, East Stroudsburg East Co-Rookie: Andy Bausher, Kutztown South Pitcher: Larry Coyle, West Chester East Co-Rookie: Ben Henicle, Bloomsburg West Pitcher: Bill Thompson, IUP West Rookie: Marco Randazzo, Lock Haven 1984 1994 Co-Coach: Roger Maisner, Mansfield Coach: John Radovich, Edinboro Co-Coach: Art Fairchild, Shippensburg Player: Scott Rupert, Edinboro 1983 Coach: Neil Serpico, West Chester 1982 Coach: Wally Rose, Slippery Rock 2012 All-PSAC East Baseball Team 2012 All-PSAC West Baseball Team First Team First Team 1B Dan Johnson (So.) Millersville Macungie, Pa./Emmaus 1B Dylan Songer (Sr.) IUP Baden, Pa./North Allegheny 2B Joe Wendle(Sr.)** West Chester Lincoln University, Pa./Avon Grove 2B Kolin McMillen (Fr.) Mercyhurst North Canton, Ohio/Archbishop Hoban SS Cody Montz (Sr.) Kutztown Schuylkill Haven, Pa./Schuylkill Haven SS Robbie Zinsmeister (Jr.) IUP Hatfield, Pa./North Penn 3B Shayne Houck (Sr.)** Kutztown Boyertown, Pa./Boyertown 3B Ethan Santora (Sr.)^** Mercyhurst Gates Mills, Ohio/Mayfield OF Jack Provine (Sr.) West Chester Lincroft, N.J./Middletown OF Jon Kemmer (Jr.) Clarion Shippenville, Pa./Clarion OF Kurt Seiders (Fr.) Millersville Hanover, Pa./South Western OF Shane Latshaw (Sr.)^ Mercyhurst Cheektowaga, N.Y./Maryvale OF Vince Smarrelli (Sr.)^ Bloomsburg Mount Airy, Md./Urbana OF Ryan Siegel (Fr.) Mercyhurst Sarver, Pa./Freeport Area C Tyler Shover (Jr.) Shippensburg Camp Hill, Pa./Camp Hill C Ken Morgan (Sr.)^ Clarion Bridgeville, Pa./South Fayette DH Jordan Wlodarczyk (Jr.) West Chester Bel Air, Md./C. Milton Wright DH Mike Tomko (Jr.)^ Gannon Sharon, Pa./Sharon UTL Brian Ernst (Jr.)^ East Stroudsburg Allentown, Pa./Salisbury UTL Kyle Petty (Jr.)^^ California Stewartsville, N.J./Phillipsburg SP Joe Gunkel (So.) West Chester Hershey, Pa./Hershey SP Stephen Cooke (Jr.)* IUP Severn, Md./Archbishop Curley SP Dominick Ruscitti (Sr.) Kutztown Washingtonville, N.Y./Washingtonville-Newbaugh SP Ben Rawding (Jr.)^^ Mercyhurst Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk SP Nick Umberger (Sr.) Shippensburg Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown West SP Lou Trivino (So.)^ Slippery Rock Greenlane, Pa./Upper Bucks Christian RP Vinny Voorhees (Sr.) Bloomsburg New Hope, Pa./New Hope Solebury RP Dan Altavilla (Fr.) Mercyhurst Greenock, Pa./Elizabeth-Forward Second Team Second Team 1B Jimmy Miller (Sr.)^ Shippensburg Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin 1B Matt Rossi (Sr.)^ Clarion Monroeville, Pa./Gateway 2B Ryan Guarino (Sr.) East Stroudsburg Jackson, N.J./Jackson Memorial 2B Kyle Bowser (Sr.) California Stoystown, Pa./North Star SS Tim Ravel (So.) Bloomsburg Sinking Spring, Pa./Wilson SS Tim Lipp (Sr.) Gannon Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk 3B Jarrod Kramer (Sr.) Bloomsburg Orwigsburg, Pa./Blue Mountain 3B Evan Baglieri (Sr.) Gannon Niagara Falls, Ontario/St. Michael’s OF Cody Kulp (Jr.)^^ Shippensburg Boyertown, Pa./Boyertown OF Troy Handza (Sr.)^* California Glenshaw, Pa./Shaler OF Zac Menendez (Jr.) East Stroudsburg Pine Bush, N.Y./Chapel Field Christian OF Carter Haponski (Sr.) Slippery Rock Ford City, Pa./Ford City OF Brad Stoudt (Sr.) Kutztown Topton, Pa./Brandywine Heihts OF Jay Hartman (Sr.) Lock Haven Lewistown, Pa./Indian Valley C Matt Albaugh (Jr.)* Kutztown Hatfield, Pa./North Penn C Troy Foster (Jr.) IUP Shamong, N.J./Seneca DH Keith Meyer (Sr.)^ Bloomsburg Richboro, Pa./Council Rock South DH Colin Loughner (So.) Mercyhurst Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk UTL Pat Kregeloh (So.)^ Shippensburg Effort, Pa./Pleasant Valley UTL Ryan Uhl (Fr.) IUP St. Marys, Pa./St. Marys SP Bryan Morris (Jr.) Bloomsburg Bethlehem, Pa./Bethlehem
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