PREPS: 2008 baseball and softball all-league teams

By NCT | Tuesday, June 3, 2008 5:11 PM PDT ∞

Baseball

Avocado League

First team

Matt Cerda, Oceanside, Sr.

Raymond Rodriguez, Oceanside, Sr.

James May, Oceanside, Sr.

Roy Tialavea, Oceanside, Sr.

Anthony Meza, Vista, Sr.

Bobby Orozco, Vista, Sr.

Clark Murphy, Fallbrook, Sr.

Marty Bowen, El Camino, Jr.

Tony Wolters, Rancho Buena Vista, So.

Cass Morrison, Carlsbad, Sr.

Player of the year ---- Matt Cerda, Oceanside

Pitchers of the year ---- Raymond Rodriguez, Oceanside; Bobby Orozco, Vista

Second team

Pat McGuire, Oceanside, Sr.

John Hotta, Oceanside, Sr.

Justin Vae’ena, Oceanside, Jr.

Jordan Alexander, Vista, So.

Larry East, Vista, So.

Gonzo Gonzalez, El Camino, Sr.

John Hoffman, El Camino, Jr.

Chase Johnson, Fallbrook, So.

Noah Jackson, Rancho Buena Vista, Sr.

Callan Dawson, Carlsbad, So.

Honorable mention

Carlsbad ---- Mike Slane, Brett Balkan, Brian Renner; El Camino ---- Ryan Davis, Corey McCloskey, Jay Richards; Fallbrook ---- Sam Murphy, Sonny Hughey, Cory LaBouve; Oceanside ---- Damian Kardas, Aaron Siliga, Ethan Beck; Rancho Buena Vista ---- Leo Fletes, Richie Montanez, Jose Rodriguez; Vista ---- Trevor Koons, John Davis, Matt Craig.

Palomar League

First team

Josh Anderson, Poway, So.

Terrence Buchanan, Mt. Carmel, Sr.

Kyle Collins,Westview, Sr.

Joey DeNato, Torrey Pines, So.

Alex Dickerson, Poway, Sr.

Garrett Hughes, La Costa Canyon, Jr.

Drew Leininger, Poway, Sr.

David Ring, Rancho Bernardo, Sr.

Kevin Vance, Torrey Pines, Sr.

Keegan Yuhl, Poway, Sr.

Player of the year ---- Kevin Vance, Torrey Pines

Pitcher of the year ---- Joey DeNato, Torrey Pines

Second team

Max Iantorno, Torrey Pines, Sr.

Reed Ressler,Westview, Jr.

Angelo Cianfrocco,Westview, Jr.

Grant Jochem, La Costa Canyon, Jr.

Nick Egan, Mt. Carmel, Sr.

Jeriel Waller, Mt. Carmel, Sr.

B.K. Santy, Rancho Bernardo, Sr.

Brett Thomas, Poway, So.

Dillon Dooney, Poway, So.

Honorable mention

La Costa Canyon ---- Danny Bethea, Brandyn Delgado, Mitch Tybroski; Mt. Carmel ---- Ben Vasko, Brenden Webb, Josh Maxwell; Poway ---- Trevor Lipe, Jason Brunansky, Brian Busick; Rancho Bernardo ---- Kyle Attl, Cody Ray, Trevor Williams; Torrey Pines ---- Ben Hall, Brad Linn, Zach Taylor; Westview ---- Andrew Volk, Riley Danford, Kyle Shaver.

Valley League

First team

Alex Muren, Ramona, Jr.

Cole Sulser, Ramona, Sr.

Brennan Metzger, Mission Hills, Sr.

Steven Packard, Mission Hills, Jr.

Rickey Williams, Orange Glen, Sr.

Nathan Baird, San Pasqual, Jr.

Stevie Carr, San Pasqual, Fr.

Tyler Bernard, Valley Center, Jr.

Jordan Polchow, Mission Hills, Sr.

Tim Zier, Escondido, Sr.

Player of the year ---- Steven Packard, Mission Hills

Pitcher of the year ---- Cole Sulser, Ramona

Second team

Cori Vasquez, Ramona, Jr.

Ian Bablewski, Ramona, Sr.

Tony York, Escondido, Sr.

Jusin Lawrence, Valley Center, Jr.

Brock Bracamontes, San Pasqual, Sr.

Mack Harvey, Orange Glen, Sr.

D.J. Zapata, Mission Hills, Jr.

Tim Berry, San Marcos, Jr.

Jared Castrejon, Ramona, Sr.

Chris Jackson, Escondido, Sr.

Honorable mention

Escondido ---- Nick Duran, Bradley Cable, Zack Embrey; Mission Hills ---- Tommy Hendrick, Zach Ireland, Guillermo Casanada; Orange Glen ---- Justin Leffler, David Divinski, Eric Cruz; Ramona ---- Josh Corson, Brady Wilson, Max Nichols; San Marcos ---- Eddie Cecena, Sebastian Vader; San Pasqual ---- Travis Knapp, Travis Bates, Jake Villalobos; Valley Center ---- Taylor Benjamin, Jeremy Dozier, Collin Barnes.

Coastal League North

First team

Alex Rosenberg, San Dieguito Academy, Sr.

Hunter Brown, San Dieguito Academy, Sr.

Will Knowles, San Dieguito Academy, Sr.

Jack Shannon, San Dieguito Academy, Sr.

Dillon Checkal, Santa Fe Christian, Sr.

Zach Krammes, Santa Fe Christian, Sr.

Drew Perry, Santa Fe Christian, So.

Daniel Giese, Tri-City Christian, Sr.

Nico Mosley, Army-Navy, Sr.

Hunter Mitchell, Vista Calvary Christian, Sr.

Player of the year ---- Dillon Checkal, Santa Fe Christian

Pitcher of the year ---- Alex Rosenberg, San Dieguito Academy

Second team

Robbie Gilchrist, Santa Fe Christian, Sr.

Ethan Ogden, Santa Fe Christian, So.

Luke Vickers, Tri-City Christian, Sr.

Daniel Callewaert, Tri-City Christian, So.

Luke Smith, Tri-City Christian, Sr.

Greg Simon, Tri-City Christian, Jr.

Alexander Chaffee, Escondido Charter, Jr.

Chris Sara, Calvin Christian, Jr.

Jake McCabe, San Dieguito Academy, Sr.

Jake Bons, Calvin Christian, Fr.

Western League

Matt Arlington, Point Loma, Jr.

Tim Leary, Coronado, Sr.

Mason Mills, Coronado, Jr.

Chris Wilson, Cathedral Catholic, Sr.

Parker Hipp, Cathedral Catholic, Jr.

Jonathan Meyer, Cathedral Catholic, Jr.

Jesse Moore, Mission Bay, Sr.

Brian Sagun, Mission Bay, Sr.

Patrick Christensen, La Jolla, Jr.

Peter Sefton, La Jolla, Sr.

Player of the year ---- Tim Leary, Coronado

Pitcher of the year ---- Patrick Christensen, La Jolla

Second team

Alex Rowan, Coronado, Sr.

Francisco Valdez, Mission Bay, Sr.

Kyle Pokorny, Coronado, Sr.

Trent Jemmett, La Jolla, Sr.

Matt Moynihan, Cathedral Catholic, Jr.

Ryan Waltermire, University City, Jr.

Lance McFeely, Clairemont, Sr.

Andy Martin, Point Loma, Sr.

Bryan Crabb, Coronado, Jr.

Nick Croce, Mission Bay, Sr.

Citrus League West

First team

Willie Heien, Lutheran

Michael Fagan, San Diego Jewish Academy

Andrew Bryant, Christian L.I.F.E. Academy

Jake Rodgers, Vista Calvary Christian

Tim Williams, Guajome Park Academy

Jack DeTar, San Diego Jewish Academy

Brandon Anderson, Lutheran

Justin Maiolo, Christian L.I.F.E. Academy

Zach Cummings, Foothills Christian

Co-players of the year — Michael Fagan, San Diego Jewish Academy, and Willie Heien, Lutheran

Second team

Phil Moore, Vista Calvary Christian

Justin Garcia, Christian L.I.F.E. Academy

Ian Murphy, Foothills Christian

Sean Callahan, San Diego Jewish Academy

Mike Boyd, Vista Calvary Christian

Luke Sullivan, Christian L.I.F.E. Academy

Joe Cantor, Foothills Christian

Rickey Pamensky, S.D. Jewish Academy

A.J. Miller, Midway Baptist

Frontier League

First team

Manuel Calderon, Aurora, Jr.

Kyle Eide, High Tech High, So.

Nick Agler, High Tech High, Jr.

George Adams, High Tech High, Sr.

Bruno Norby-Cedillo, High Tech High, Sr.

Nathan Tajalle, High Tech High, Fr.

Nathan Tajalle, High Tech High, Fr.

Eric Weatherford, Marantha Christian, So.

Grant Doig, Marantha Christian, So.

Kellen Mason, Marantah Christian, So.

Player of the year ---- Nick Agler, High Tech High

Pitcher of the year ---- Kyle Eide, High Tech High

Second team

Luis Viveros, Aurora, Sr.

Dan Youmans, High Tech High, Sr.

Cameron Tajalle, High Tech High, Jr.

Quinn Martin, High Tech High, Sr.

Jordan Spinado, Marantha Christian, Jr.

Cody White, Marantha Christian, So.

Stefano Monks, Marantha Christian, So.

Nathan Borman, Marantha Christian, Jr.

Christian Harper, Marantha Christian, So.

Zach Meziere, Marantha Christian, Fr.

Softball

Avocado League

First team

Courtney Craig, El Camino, Sr.

Chelsea Troupe, El Camino, Sr.

Alex Wilkinson, Carlsbad, Sr.

Monica Villarreal, Carlsbad, Jr.

Trina Harrison, Oceanside, Sr.

Danielle Delcoure, Fallbrook, Sr.

Courtney Ware, Vista, Sr.

Melissa Tobia, Rancho Buena Vista, Sr.

Christina Medina, Oceanside, Sr.

Berkleigh Massey, Rancho Buena Vista, So.

Player of the year ---- Trina Harrison, Oceanside

Pitcher of the year ---- Monica Villarreal, Carlsbad

Second team

Amanda Avila, Carlsbad, Sr.

Cera Nunez, Carlsbad, Sr.

Rebecca Boston, Oceanside, Jr.

Tianalia Faasua, Oceanside, Fr.

Harmony Palmer, El Camino, Jr.

Olive Naotala, El Camino, Sr.

Jerrin Faasua, El Camino, Jr.

Lorena Vela, Rancho Buena Vista, Sr.

Breanna Parker, Vista, Sr.

Victoria Jones, Vista, Jr.

Honorable mention

Rancho Buena Vista ---- Brooke Rhoades, Natalie Durazo; Oceanside ---- Catherine Smith, Deana Cheetham; El Camino ---- Sharla Kliebenstein, Naomi Amu; Carlsbad ---- Kelleigh McNaughton, Kamalli Peneku, Kelsey Moyer, Chloe Mizanty; Vista ---- Katie Moy; Fallbrook ---- Bonnie Brazee.

Palomar League

First team

Jessica McDermott, Mt. Carmel, Sr.

Jessica Vasser, Mt. Carmel, Sr.

Nina Magliozzi, La Costa Canyon, Jr.

Michelle McEachren, La Costa Canyon, Jr.

Laura Winter, Rancho Bernardo, So.

Lauren Mario, Rancho Bernardo, So.

Lauren Gellerman,Westview, Jr.

Amanda Ziegler,Westview, Sr.

Alex Bitsimis, Poway, Sr.

Erin Doyle, Torrey Pines, Sr.

Player of the year ---- Lauren Gellerman, Westview

Pitcher of the year ---- Jessica McDermott, Mt. Carmel

Second team

Kellie Fox, Mt. Carmel, So.

Ashley Romano, Mt. Carmel, So.

Mady Black, La Costa Canyon, So.

Jackie Cooley, La Costa Canyon, So.

Christy Nelson, Rancho Bernardo, Jr.

Kathryn Dutton, Rancho Bernardo, So.

Ashley Estepa,Westview, Sr.

Chelsea Barilli, Poway, Jr.

Hannah Clements, Poway, Sr.

Wendy Schubert, Torrey Pines, Sr.

Honorable mention

Mt. Carmel ---- Alix Johnson, So.; Alexis Derango, Jr.; Maggie Doremus, Jr.; La Costa

Canyon ---- Sarah Davis Sr.; Dani May, Sr.; Kristina Lynn, So.; Kaitlin Connor, Fr.; Emma Capetz, Fr.; Rancho Bernardo ---- Christi DeGesero, Sr.; Madison Jones, Fr.;

Westview ---- Liz Hofferber, Sr.; Lauren Marx, Sr.; Poway ---- Samantha Stanfill, Sr.; Haley Steele, Fr.; Angela Randazzo, Fr.; Cara Terlep, So.; Erin Long, Sr.; Christine

Franchino, Sr.; Torrey Pines –-- Kelly Ratchuk, Sr.; Angela Hosko, Sr.; Lauren

Morizi, Jr.; Kristen Filicia, So.; Mary Lee, Fr.; Shannon Smoot, Sr.; Alexa Nasland,

Jr.

Valley League

First team

Vanessa Perez, Mission Hills, Sr.

Alisa Barlow, Escondido, Sr.

Georgia Foltz, Escondido, Sr.

Miranda Cranford, Escondido, Sr.

Alicia Ingram, Ramona, Sr.

Alexis Slater, Ramona, Fr.

Danielle Smith, San Pasqual, Jr.

Marisa Valdez, Valley Center, Jr.

Ashley Lane, Escondido, Jr.

Lisa Akamine, Escondido, Sr.

Player of the year ---- Ashley Lane, Escondido

Pitcher of the year ---- Lisa Akamine, Escondido

Second team

Jenna Godinez, Escondido, Jr.

Hannah Akamine, Escondido, Fr.

Jalisa McCarvel, Escondido, Jr.

Carley Bonnett, Escondido, Jr.

Jordan Parsons, Mission Hills, Jr.

Tory Roberts, Ramona, So.

Courtney Fick, Ramona, So.

Kelli Starr, San Pasqual, Jr.

Rebecca Bliss, San Pasqual, Jr.

Janessa Morgan, San Marcos, Sr.

Honorable mention

Mission Hills ---- Erica Navarette, Jordie Burton, Stephanie Higgins, Donna Blackwood,

Marison Alvarez. San Pasqual ---- Caitlin Monson, So., Shawnee Morgan, So., Aspen

Gregor, So. Valley Center ---- Kelly Krause, So., Alisa Contreas, So., Emily Brunskill, Jr.

Ramona ---- Tess Beatty, Sr., Stephanie Kiesel, Jr., Kristen Tenwolde, Jr., Marti

Sanchez, Jr. Escondido ---- Mariel Sena, Jr., Mala Lemay, Jr. San Marcos ---- Brittany Harrison, Sr., Aimee Mathis, Sr., Casey Worsham, So., DePrise Prado, So., Ashley Metzger, Sr. Orange Glen ---- Darlene Troung, Brittani Darbon, Sabrina palmisano, Samantha Spreader.

Coastal League North

First team

Samantha Arce, Escondido Charter, Jr.

Maggie Barry, San Diegutio Academy, Jr.

Aimee Bird, Tri-City Christian, Sr.

Rachel Calsbeek, San Diegutio Academy, So.

Angel Cazares, Escondido Charter, Sr.

Jessica Chappell, Tri-City Christian, Fr.

Kristien Hare, San Diegutio Academy, Sr.

Kiko Kolb, San Diegutio Academy, Jr.

Sara Sanmillian, Santa Fe Christian, Fr.

Kelsey Taylor, Santa Fe Christian, Jr.

Athlete of the year ---- Angel Cazares, Escondido Charter

Pitcher of the year ---- Jessica Chappell, Tri-City Christian

Second team

Hannah Brenzel, Tri-City Christian, Fr.

Samantha Budvarson, Escondido Charter, Jr.

Nicole Cattaneo, Santa Fe Christian, Sr.

Melissa Devitt, Tri-City Christian, So.

Madison Geist, Escondido Charter, So.

Amanda Guse, Escondido Charter, Fr.

Shelby McElhattan, Tri-City Christian, Fr.

Lauren Platt, Santa Fe Christian, Sr.

Mia Sprau, San Diegutio Academy, So.

Samantha Sprau, San Diegutio Academy, Jr.

Frontier League

First team

Sandra Herrera, Aurora, Jr.

Raylyn Belardes, All Tribes, Sr.

Cori-Hume Flannery, High Tech High, Jr.

Monique Fleming, High Tech High, Sr.

Michelle Doyle, High Tech High, So.

Nadia Schulkind, High Tech High, Sr.

Carrie Smith, High Tech High, Sr.

Kayna Lamb, Rock Academy, Fr.

Sydney Olson, Rock Academy, Fr.

Iliana Martinez, Rock Academy, Jr.

Player of the year ---- Monique Fleming, High Tech High

Pitcher of the year ---- Cori-Hume Flannery, High Tech High

Second team

Cynthia Bell, High Tech High, Sr.

Aliza Friedman, High Tech High, Sr.

Erika Doyle, High Tech High, Sr.

Kayley Jerman, High Tech High, So.

Deanna Fox, High Tech High, Fr.

Natalie Holt, High Tech High, So.

Sarah Parker, Rock Academy, Fr.

T.J. Olson, Rock Academy, Jr.

Cassie Reyes, Aurora, Jr.

Rachel Zwicker, All Tribes, Sr.

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Pre-Registration Comments[-]Go to Top

JM wrote on Jun 3, 2008 7:49 PM:Tim Zier is a sophomore, not a senior.

joanne wrote on Jun 3, 2008 9:13 PM:Mt Carmel girls didn't have enough girls on the first and 2nd teams. Unreal. Escondido got more than it's share of 1st and 2nd team player. I can't believe the Mission Hills girls only had 1 player on each the 1st and 2nd team. Thank goodness people who know softball know that Maggie D and Kelly Fox from Mt Carmel deserve better and a lot of those Esco girls got better than they deserved.They are good players but Lisa Akamine carried that team. Not everything is always fair, I know but those things stood out to me.

Yo Joanne wrote on Jun 4, 2008 6:55 AM:Kind of hard to feel sorry for you when Mt. Carmel wins CIF, which is the ultimate TEAM award, and most of the girls you mention have already been awarded full ride scholarships or are close to deciding. Maybe it's payback for those ridiculously short fences at the MCHS field that allow their players to juice their stats.

To Joanne wrote on Jun 4, 2008 7:18 AM:Wow, imagine someone complaining that Mt. Carmel or Mission Hills don't get their props. Would you rather have a CIF title or more players named to the first team All-Valley? Regarding MHHS, they were inconsistent this season and not nearly the program they were in the past. Should their players be given awards due to past performances or what they've done lately? Face it, high school sports is bogus when it comes time to being consistent with awards, relying far too much on coaches' input on their own players and the win\loss record of teams. How else to explain why so many quality players are found on the honorable mention lists that chould have warranted a first-or-second team award?

PLEASE........ wrote on Jun 4, 2008 7:27 AM:Who summits these players. Do reporters pull the names out of a hat or do the coaches?

Tom wrote on Jun 4, 2008 10:48 AM:What's up with the Palomar league boys baseball selection committee/process. There isn't a catcher named to the first team and the catcher named to the second team batted only .247. Three other catchers Andrew V. (Westveiw) batted .309, Ben V. (Mt. Carmel) batted .308, Austin W. (Poway) batted .308. Someone needs to rethink the process and reward position players for their efforts.

I didn't realize pitchers, infielders or outfielders were catchers too.

This is ridicules!!

TOP SECRET wrote on Jun 4, 2008 11:19 AM:Supposedly ALL LEAGUE selections are decided completely by the coaches.....but who knows.

There was actually a football player this year that made FIRST TEAM ALL CIF.....and only made honorable mention in his own league.

Go figure.

To Joanne wrote on Jun 4, 2008 2:41 PM:Obviously you do not know your softball. Lisa was player of the year for a reason. Escondido will continue to be a good team as they have depth in pitching. Sounds to me like maybe your daughter did not make the list! Bottom line is your team won the title. Be happy and move on!

Congrats wrote on Jun 4, 2008 3:11 PM:Good job boys - now carry that over to the classroom. Not too many people really care about this detail until you tell them that you are a 4.0 student. Then you start turning heads....

to congrats wrote on Jun 5, 2008 8:01 AM:If you check out the UT's all-academic team, most of those boys are on it. And I know quite a few of them that are turning heads. If fact, one pitcher of the the year is a 4.33 and a lot of the seniors already have scholarship offers. Most athletes today know you have to have talent and good grades. Check your facts before you comment.

TO Congrats wrote on Jun 5, 2008 1:15 PM:to congrats
wrote on Jun 5, 2008 8:01 AM:

Yes you are right.

My nephew is on this list as well as the all north county team. He has a D1 baseball scholarship and his GPA is 3.9. He was a multi sport all league player as well.

Congrats to all1

FS wrote on Jun 6, 2008 8:14 AM:Hey "Tom" - there or other intangibles, along with the stats, that make up an "All League" selection..........some kids have them and some kids don't. As a parent, you should probably learn to deal with that.

Ebanezer wrote on Jun 6, 2008 2:59 PM:If you don't get a 4.0, you should not receive any award. Period.

Scholarship wrote on Jun 7, 2008 6:04 PM:Parents of athletes are a crack up. You are so worried about your child's name in the NC Times. Do you think the coach at UCLA, Duke, Stanford, or even SDSU for that matter, reads the NC Times??? And decides he is going to scout your kid because his/her name was mentioned three times the whole year? Wake up!

Its an article for local sports and the writers are doing the best they can. These posts are comical.

BTW - To Top Secret - ALL CIF teams are selected based strictly upon teams/indivdual performance in the CIF Playoffs. IF your team didn't make neither do your kids.

Good Job wrote on Jun 8, 2008 8:47 AM:Way to go players - now study!

Mike wrote on Jun 8, 2008 11:43 PM:To Scholarship:

I think you are wrong about how they chose All CIF teams. It is based on the players play for the season, not JUST how they play in the finals. Look at the players and teams they came from. They aren't just from teams that did well in the playoffs.

It has become clear wrote on Jun 9, 2008 10:26 AM:For those of you who are not sure what happens for this process please let me tell you. It is the coach of your your childs highschool who is responsible for getting your sons or daughters on this list for a vote. Then it is all politics and may or may not have anything to do with your kids talent level. Good thing for travel ball and showcases.

Honorable Mentions wrote on Jun 9, 2008 11:33 AM:To receive an honorable mention, no voting takes place. All a coach has to do is mention his players. Hence, the politcs and unfairness begins!!

sports fan wrote on Jun 10, 2008 7:02 AM:To: It has become clear;

Politics? I can't believe it! Who would have thought it involves politics? Nothing ever invovles politics. Right?
Wake up people! If your child produces stats, no one can argue that. If your child is a good athlete, then someone will recognize them. Quit whinning! Oh yeah, on a side note, if I was your kids coach, I wouldn't nominate him/her either. Sounds like your an unhappy parent with a mediocre kid.

Brilliant wrote on Jun 10, 2008 9:18 AM:Always count on "Sports Fan" to contribute in a positive way. Politics equals favoritism, favoritism results in individuals not receiving their due. Most parents just want their kids to receive the kudos that the weeks and months of hard work should bring. Meantime "Sports Fan" why do I feel that you would be screaming the loudest if your athlete was slighted?

Sportsfan wrote on Jun 11, 2008 8:02 PM:"Kudos"; what are you? an administrator. Typical though, it is always the people the gripe, that say, "you would do the same if it were your child." Sorry to say, my kids all received D1 scholarships at their respective sports. And I never once spoke neagitively about their coaches. Know why? because I taught my kids to never complain and work hard, Go figure

who cares wrote on Jun 12, 2008 12:02 AM:this all league stuff does not make sense.look at the stats closely. they NEED to take the BEST players from each team that has made a difference. El camino's Marte Bowen is a real good player, but so was Gonzo Gonzalez. He was there best pitcher and even player. He even beat O'side on the mound. But then overall look at O'side. Damian Kardas had over 20 RBI'S and hit .350+ during league and Pat McGuire hit .420+ overall and 35+ RBI'S with 8 HR's and they all made 2nd team. I think its just unfair how these seniors make 2nd team when they are better then some of the under classmen that made first team. the voters should take a minute and think about how much this means to the seniors to be a 1st team all league performer especially when they have put the team first.

Hey Sportsfan wrote on Jun 17, 2008 3:49 PM:Wow, you live the perfect life: kids all get scholarships, you speak with a straight tongue at all times and you never met a coach you didn't like. Let us all know the next time you are walking on water so that we can take a photo!

Watchful Eye wrote on Jul 5, 2008 8:10 PM:Adrian Williams has been a phenominal player since he was in T-ball, all-star every year, always golden glove, always first team all Ivy/Inland Valley League, USA Baseball 18U National Trial Team (ALTERNATE!!!!politics, of course!). But, because no coach representation at selection process, no first team all county selection. A scholar athlete, watch him play in 2009!
GO BRUINS!

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