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MEDIA RELEASE For Immediate Release CONTACT: Daniel Kopf – Public & Media Relations Manager [email protected] Phone: 423-267-2208 June 5, 2018 SEVEN LOOKOUTS NAMED TO 2018 SOUTHERN LEAGUE NORTH DIVISION ALL-STAR TEAM 2018 All-Star Class consists of OF LaMonte Wade, OF Zander Wiel, P Omar Bencomo, P Ryne Harper, P Randy LeBlanc, P Williams Ramirez and P Todd Van Steensel CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – Today, the Southern League announced the 2018 North Division All-Star Team. The initial roster features seven Chattanooga Lookouts players including LaMonte Wade, Zander Wiel, Omar Bencomo, Ryne Harper, Randy LeBlanc, Williams Ramirez and Todd Van Steensel. The 2018 All-Star Game will take place on Tuesday, June 19 at Regions Field in Birmingham, Alabama. LaMonte Wade will be making his third straight appearance in a Mid-Season All-Star Game. The outfielder was an All-Star in 2016 with Cedar Rapids and in 2017 with the Lookouts. This season, Wade is hitting .303 (47-for-155) with seven homers and 25 RBIs. Joining Wade on the squad is fellow outfielder Zander Wiel. This nomination will mark Wiel’s first trip to an All-Star Game. This season the Vanderbilt grad is leading the team with a .310 average and is tied for third in the league in hits with 61. Representing the Lookouts top-notch starting rotation will be Omar Bencomo and Randy LeBlanc. Bencomo’s 4-0 record and league leading 2.08 ERA led to his call up to Triple-A Rochester. In his only start with the Red Wings the righty only allowed one hit in six innings of work. Right behind Bencomo in ERA is LeBlanc. Before heading to the Disabled List, LeBlanc had a team-high six wins and sported an ERA of 2.17. Rounding out the team’s All-Stars is their trio of relievers. Ryne Harper has only appeared in 11 games for the Lookouts but posted a dominant 0.77 ERA in the month of May. The Tennessee native is also 5-for-5 in save opportunities this season. The only Lookouts player with more saves than Harper is Williams Ramirez. Ramirez has collected six saves this year and had a 2.79 ERA in April. Todd Van Steensel has also been lights out for Chattanooga. The righty has had 15 appearances of two or more innings and has a 1.71 ERA. He has also racked up 36 strikeouts to just nine walks. Fans who want to see the Lookouts All-Stars in action can come to AT&T Field tonight through Thursday to catch the team before they go on the road to close out the first half. To buy tickets to this week’s games, call the Lookouts ticket office at 423-267-4TIX or visit Lookouts.com. ******************************************************** About the Chattanooga Lookouts The Chattanooga Lookouts, a founding member of the Southern League in 1885, are the 2015 Southern League Champions and the Class AA affiliate of the Minnesota Twins. The Lookouts play their home games at AT&T Field, located on Hawk Hill in downtown Chattanooga. For more information, keep up with the Lookouts year-round at www.lookouts.com, or by following us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/Chattanooga Lookouts), Twitter (@ChattLookouts) and Instagram (@ChattLookouts). .

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