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2019 All-Star Rosters 2019 Northwoods League All-Stars Great Plains Division NAME POS TEAM YR COLLEGE Alonzo Rubalcaba C Waterloo Bucks FR Santa Barbara City College Ryan Wrobleski C Rochester Honkers SO Dallas Baptist University Tristan Peterson 1B Rochester Honkers JR New Mexico State University Patrick Ferguson 1B Waterloo Bucks JR Kent State University Matt Bottcher 2B Eau Claire Express JR University of Illinois at Chicago Troy Beilsmith 3B Eau Claire Express JR University of Evansville Evan Berkey SS Rochester Honkers SO California State University, Bakersfield Zack Gregory SS Bismarck Larks FR University of Arkansas Daniel Walsh INF Willmar Stingers SO Sacramento City College Nick Kent INF Duluth Huskies FR University of Virginia Dylan Phillips DH Waterloo Bucks FR Kansas State University Garett Delano OF St. Cloud Rox JR Brown University Ryan Holgate OF La Crosse Loggers FR University of Arizona Wyatt Ulrich OF Bismarck Larks JR St. John's University(MN) Spencer Myers OF Eau Claire Express SO University of Notre Dame Justin King OF Willmar Stingers JR University of Alabama Polo Portela RHP Willmar Stingers SR Cumberland University (TN) R.J. Martinez LHP St. Cloud Rox JR Minot State University Ryan Middendorf RHP Rochester Honkers JR Lake Erie College Dane Morrow RHP Duluth Huskies SO Pepperdine University Keon Taylor RHP Rochester Honkers JR Georgetown College (KY) Tyler Lesley RHP Mankato MoonDogs SR Angelo State University Dom Arias RHP Bismarck Larks FR Chicago State University Joe Moran RHP Thunder Bay Border Cats SO Anderson University (IN) Jared Frielich RHP La Crosse Loggers SO Penn State University Trevor Koenig LHP St. Cloud Rox SO St. Cloud State University Jimmy Smiley RHP Waterloo Bucks JR Columbia University Noah DeNoyer RHP Eau Claire Express SO San Joaquin Delta College Brannon Jordan RHP Eau Claire Express SO Cowley College Hunter Kloke LHP Bismarck Larks SO Indiana University Southeast Garret Rukes LHP Willmar Stingers SO University of Alabama Great Lakes Division NAME POS TEAM YR COLLEGE Logan Michaels C Madison Mallards JR University of Virginia Jake Dunham C Wisconsin Rapids Rafters JR Northern Illinois University Justice Bigbie 1B Madison Mallards SO Western Carolina University Byron Murray 2B Wisconsin Woodchucks FR Lynn University Adam Frank 3B Wisconsin Woodchucks RS FR Farleigh Dickinson University Michael Slaten SS Traverse City Pit Spitters JR Benedictine College (KS) Timo Schau INF Madison Mallards JR Southern Wesleyan University Drew Williams INF Madison Mallards RS FR San Jose State University Nate Thomas INF Kenosha Kingfish FR Saint Josephs University Andrew Bullock DH Fond du Lac Dock Spiders JR Western Carolina University Josh Sears DH Battle Creek Bombers SO Freed-Hardeman University Drew Benefield OF Madison Mallards FR University of Louisville Brandon Seitzer OF Wisconsin Woodchucks JR Palm Beach Atlantic University Richie Schiekofer OF Wisconsin Rapids Rafters SO Rutgers University Zeb Adreon OF Fond du Lac Dock Spiders JR University of Iowa Ben Anderson OF Madison Mallards RS FR University of Georgia Lowell Schipper RHP Madison Mallards JR University of Richmond Neil Abbatiello LHP Wisconsin Rapids Rafters SR Wagner College (NY) Andrew Hoffman RHP Traverse City Pit Spitters FR Oakland University (MI) Matt Osterberg LHP Wisconsin Rapids Rafters SO St. Cloud State University Michael Dunkleberger LHP Kalamazoo Growlers FR Indiana University Blaine Traxel RHP Kokomo Jackrabbits FR California State University, Northridge Kyle Jones RHP Traverse City Pit Spitters FR University of Toledo Jimmy Burnette LHP Rockford Rivets JR University of Illinois Brad Littleton RHP Rockford Rivets JR Lewis University (IL) Will Klein RHP Lakeshore Chinooks SO Eastern Illinois University Ryan Boyer RHP Kokomo Jackrabbits JR University of Pittsburgh, Bradford A.J. Archambo RHP Madison Mallards SO Oral Roberts University Theo Denlinger RHP Madison Mallards JR Bradley University (IL) Tanner Lane LHP Green Bay Booyah SO Pittsburg State University (KS).
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