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East Division 2016 All-Star team West Division 2016 All-Star team Player Team Position Player Team Position Marc Flores Joliet Slammers 1B * Aaron Dudley Normal CornBelters 1B * Carter Bell Joliet Slammers 2B * Nik Balog Evansville Otters 1B Steven Patterson Traverse City Beach Bums 2B Alex De Leon Southern Illinois Miners 1B Tim Zier Windy City ThunderBolts 2B Josh Allen Evansville Otters 2B * Jose Vargas Traverse City Beach Bums 3B * Santiago Chirino Normal CornBelters 2B Ricky Rodriguez Washington Wild Things 3B Steve Marino Southern Illinois Miners 3B * Taylor Smart Windy City ThunderBolts 3B Chris Riopedre Evansville Otters 3B Will Kengor Traverse City Beach Bums SS * Taylor Oldham Florence Freedom 3B Alfredo Rodriguez Joliet Slammers SS Rolando Gomez Evansville Otters SS * Coco Johnson Windy City ThunderBolts OF * Logan Davis Gateway Grizzlies SS Mark Nelson Schaumburg Boomers OF * Francisco Rosario Southern Illinois Miners SS David Popkins Washington Wild Things OF * Craig Massey Southern Illinois Miners OF * Charlie White Joliet Slammers OF Aaron Gates Southern Illinois Miners OF * Cody Keefer Windy City ThunderBolts OF Nolan Meadows Normal CornBelters OF * Corey Bass Windy City ThunderBolts C * Andrew Godbold Florence Freedom OF Jose Barraza Lake Erie Crushers C Austin Newell Florence Freedom OF Paul Kronenfeld Schaumburg Boomers DH * Tyler Tewell Gateway Grizzlies C * Trevor Foss Washington Wild Things RHP Dylan Kelly Normal CornBelters C Clay Chapman Windy City ThunderBolts RHP Josh Ludy River City Rascals C Steve Hagen Lake Erie Crushers RHP Craig Massoni Gateway Grizzlies DH * Kramer Champlin Traverse City Beach Bums RHP Rick Teasley Southern Illinois Miners LHP Kagen Hopkins Schaumburg Boomers RHP Francisco Carrillo Normal CornBelters RHP Zac Grotz Washington Wild Things RHP Josh Kimborowicz Southern Illinois Miners RHP Mike Devine Lake Erie Crushers RHP Michael Schweiss Normal CornBelters RHP Chandler Jagodzinski Lake Erie Crushers RHP Randy McCurry Evansville Otters RHP Spencer Medick Joliet Slammers LHP Tyler Vail Evansville Otters RHP Sean Townsley Joliet Slammers LHP Jarrett Miller Southern Illinois Miners RHP Jeremy Goding Florence Freedom RHP Jeff Isom Joliet Slammers Manager Zac Treece River City Rascals RHP Jamie Bennett Schaumburg Boomers Coach Mike Pinto Southern Illinois Miners Manager Bryan Jett Florence Freedom Trainer Dennis Pelfrey Florence Freedom Coach Chris Mongiardo Joliet Slammers Coach Preston Vancil Southern Illinois Miners Coach Ralph Santana Southern Illinois Miners Coach John Lakin Southern Illinois Miners Coach Roy Perez Southern Illinois Miners Coach John Rosencrans Southern Illinois Miners Trainer.

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Spring Edition TORCH 2019
lighting the way by sharing ideas ICA Spring 2019 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY’S COLUMN Hello, I hope everyone has been having a good spring sports season despite the crazy weather this year. Rain and snow and more rain have made things difficult for all of you. So hopefully we are looking at great weather as we head into the post season tournaments. Good Luck to everyone! Summer is just around the corner and that means plenty of summer camps, tournaments, 7 on 7 compe - titions, summer weight room and summer jobs. With that said, please be mindful of your athletes. As coaches we control how much we ask and expect of our athletes during the summer contact days. Remember that it is summer, not competition season, and kids need a chance to be kids. I can’t be Drew Potthoff more emphatic about the time we are demanding of our athletes in the summer. Make sure that you Executive Secretary plan your summer with your kids and their families in mind as well as your program needs. It’s a good Illinois Coaches idea, especially around the 4 th of July, to plan some off days so that families can be together to celebrate Association the holiday. This year the 4 th of July falls on a Thursday; try to schedule that Wednesday and/or Friday as off days with your athletes and their families. If we can reduce some of the stress on our athletes during the short summer months, it can only bring you rewards from your athletes in that they will be fresher with less burn out come August.
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