BASEBALL: Who will be the area's best?
Belated Easter Greetings.
I Got this idea from Freddy, so what the heck.
Here were his all-area picks from last season. Who will fill the slots for this season?
Star-News All-Area
Player of the year: Rob Rasmussen, Pasadena Poly
Coaches of the year: Dave Moore, Brad Blackmore, Monrovia
First team
Position, name, school, year
Pitcher, Rob Rasmussen, Pasadena Poly, senior
Pitcher, Eddie McKiernan, Monrovia, senior
Utility, Angel Cabral, Gabrielino, junior
Infield, Noe Ramirez, Alhambra, junior
Infield, Matt Forgatch, San Marino, senior
Infield, Mike Mendoza, Temple City, senior
Infield, Joe De Pinto, St. Francis, senior
Outfield, Erik Allen, Monrovia, senior
Outfield, Corwin Kim, Arcadia, senior
Outfield, Greg Lawler, Pasadena Poly, senior
Catcher, Brian Davilla, Alhambra, senior
Second Team
Pitcher, Brian Dearth, Temple City, junior
Pitcher, Bryce Rutherford, Arcadia, sophomore
Pitcher, Matt Kohorst, La Salle, senior
Infield, Mitchell Maseredjian, La Canada, senior
Infield, Demario Ellis, Pasadena, senior
Infield, Eric Smith, La Canada, sophomore
Infield, Jeffrey Kiralla, Maranatha, senior
Outfield, Matt Izumida, Gabrielino, outfielder
Outfield, Jacob Giambalvo, Alhambra, senior
Outfield, Curtis Cowell, Monrovia, junior
Catcher, Max Valerio, Arcadia, senior
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SOLID picks by Sgvbaseball & Anon's catcher selection. Depending on what Eric Smith with LC can accomplish for a full season with the bat [take out stats when they play Blair] and his errorless play at SS, he would be a candidate for Player of the Year. Can't wait til this kid's a Senior. He'll play DI somewhere--hopefully local.
how bout the kid from LC. He is hitting over .650, not to mention a 4-4 game against TC
Nice list sgvbaseball you must have been drinking while putting it together if you think Dearth is a possible player of the year. Ramirez is a better pitcher, hitter, and fielder. Sanderson isn't even the best fielder/hitter on his own team. From what I have seen the Smith kid on TC is doing better than him..Best ss right now is Kyle Wong from S.F.
What about a Catcher?
Catcher: John Adamson, South Pas.
The teams in the RHL are learing how difficult it is to run on him. Strong defensive presence behind the plate.
player of the year: Brian Dearth, TC
Pitcher: Bryce Rutherford, Arcadia
Shortstop: Dusty Sanderson, TC
Pitcher: Noe Ramirez, Alhambra
Outfield: Curtis Cowell, Monrovia
Utility: Dylan Covey, Maranatha
Pitcher/Utility: Angel Cabral, Gabrielino
Infield: Eric Smith, La Canada
Outfielder: Matt Izumida, Gabrielino
Infield: Tim Smoley, Arcadia
Infield: Vince Vega, Monrovia