All-District 10-3A baseball team announced

Sports

June 4, 2009

Anonymous The Commerce Journal Thu Jun 04, 2009, 04:44 PM CDT

Commerce senior Brandon Bickley represented the Tigers on the All-District 10-3A baseball team.

Bickley made the first team at pitcher. He was the only Tiger selected to the first team.

Commerce also put senior shortstop Ian Morehouse, sophomore centerfielder Tadarius Hawkins and junior designated hitter Kyle Putman on the second team.

Paris third baseman-pitcher Jon Mark Abby earned the most valuable player award for District 10-3A.

Offensive player of the year honors went to Paris first baseman Dylan McEwin.

North Lamar third baseman Casey Moore claimed the defensive player of the year honor.

North Lamar junior Canyon Connelly was selected as pitcher of the year.

Newcomer of the year honors went to Paris sophomore Lance Fields and Paris also captured the coaching staff of the year award.

All-District 10-3A Baseball

Most valuable player — Jon Mark Abby, 3B-P, Paris, Sr.

Offensive player of the year — Dylan McEwin, Paris, 1B, Jr.

Defensive player of the year — Casey Moore, North Lamar, 3B, Sr.

Pitcher of the year — Canyon Connelly, North Lamar, Jr.

Newcomer of the year — Lance Fields, Paris, P-OF, So.

Coaching staff of the year — Paris.

FIRST TEAM

IF Jake Willingham Van Alstyne Sr.

IF Chase Harvey Paris So.

IF Kyle Coston Paris Sr.

IF Laytner Kennedy North Lamar So.

IF Dalton Cagle Bonham So.

OF Loyd Jacobs Anna So.

OF Kenny Wall Paris Sr.

OF Chevis Springer North Lamar Jr.

OF Ryan White North Lamar Jr.

OF Chance Grayston Van Alstyne So.

P Dustin Stewart Bonham Sr.

P Brandon Bickley Commerce Sr.

P Grant Chappell Paris Sr.

P Logan Parsons North Lamar Sr.

P Jared Baker Van Alstyne Sr.

C Cody Sellar North Lamar Sr.

C David Goodenow Van Alstyne Jr.

U Tanner Neill Van Alstyne So.

DH Justin Flowers Bonham Sr.

SECOND TEAM

IF Sam Foret Van Alstyne Sr.

IF David Bozarth North Lamar Jr.

IF Tanner Baker Paris Jr.

IF Ian Morehouse Commerce Sr.

IF Zakk Perez Anna Sr.

OF Joey Turner Anna Sr.

OF Tyler Walston North Lamar Jr.

OF Kris Kelly Bonham Sr.

OF Tadarius Hawkins Commere So.

OF Garrett Beach Van Alstyne Sr.

P Zack Johnson North Lamar Sr.

P Greg O’ Bier Anna So.

P Michael Hubbard Bonham Jr.

P Josh Lawson Bonham Sr.

P Reed Bass Paris Sr.

C Jordan Jent Paris Sr.

U Tres Syferd Van Alstyne Sr.

DH Kyle Putman Commerce Jr.

HONORABLE MENTION

Commerce: Gabe Conner, Fr.; Jake McCarty, Sr.

Anna: Cory Meaders, Tyler Elliott.

Van Alstyne: Nathniel Darnell, Preston Beall, Shane Jones.

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT

Commerce

Brandon Bickley Sr.

Taner Burnett Sr.

Gabe Connor Fr.

Tadarius Hawkins So.

Jake McCarty Sr.

John McKenna Fr.

Ian Morehouse Sr.

Kyle Putman Jr.

Jarred Turner Sr.

Text Only

Sports

Incarnate Word sweeps Lions in Field House Wednesday night
Incarnate Word 89 vs. A&M-Commerce 85

Texas A&M University-Commerce (7-13) fell in the waning moments to Incarnate Word (12-8) 89-85 to remain in the Lone Star Conference cellar. Despite a stellar all-around offensive performance, the Lions were unable to shut down the Cardinals when it mattered and faded away down the stretch.

February 3, 2012 1 Photo
Sanford wins 200 meter dash at Houston meet
Jasmine Sanford, who is training for the U.S. Olympic trials in Commerce, won the 200 meter dash at the Houston Indoor Invitational and Multi’s hosted at the University of Houston this past weekend. Sanford, who is training with Texas A&M University-Commerce Assistant Track Coach Ray Adkison, finished with a time of 24.80 and defeated 43 other runners. She also finished 11 in the 60 meter dash with a time of 7.66.

February 3, 2012
Lions break five game losing streak, defeat Aggies
The Texas A&M University-Commerce basketball team (7-12) defeated the Cameron University Aggies, thanks to a second-half run and tremendous performances from senior guard Brad Hambrick and sophomore forward Devondrick Walker.

The A&M-Commerce womens team (1-17) lost their fourteenth game in a row after scoring a measly 10 points in the first half.

January 30, 2012 1 Photo
Lions continue to lose in conference play
The 2011-12 basketball season has gone from disappointing to horrible over the past few weeks as the Lions have been consistently outplayed by tough Lone Star Conference opponents.

January 26, 2012 1 Photo
A&M-Commerce basketball teams fall to Tarleton State
Texas A&M University-Commerce (6-10) was unable to sustain a strong first half and fell to Lone Star Conference heavyweights Tarleton State Texans (16-1) 73-69, despite a late comeback that saw them erase a 14 point deficit Wednesday night.

The A&M-Commerce women's basketball team (1-14) lost their 10^th game in a row to Tarleton State (12-5) 89-61, despite a 20 point, 10 rebound effort from sophomore forward Breanna Harris.

January 20, 2012 1 Photo
ACU sweeps Lions
The Texas A&M University-Commerce men's basketball team (6-8, 1-5) battled conference opponent Abilene Christian (7-8, 1-6) in the Field House Wednesday night into overtime, ultimately falling 92-79.

January 12, 2012 1 Photo
Both A&M-Commerce basketball teams lose to West Texas A&M
Brad Hambrick tied a career-high with 25 points and the Lions pounced out to an early first half lead, but a second half rally from West Texas A&M proved to be the difference as the Buffaloes hand the Lions a 77-72 setback at the First United Bank Center. A&M-Commerce falls to 5-7 overall and 0-4 in Lone Star Conference play, snapping its three-game winning streak.

January 6, 2012 1 Photo
A&M-Commerce women fall to Newman despite second-half comeback
The Texas A&M University-Commerce women’s basketball team finished up their non-conference schedule Thursday night against Newman University, falling 73-50 despite outscoring their opponents in the second half.

December 30, 2011 1 Photo
King leads Lions past Henderson State
Paced by a career day by senior Desmond King, which included personal-bests in points (30), rebounds (12) and blocks (two), A&M-Commerce held off Henderson State 85-81 at St. Edward's University for its third-straight win.

December 20, 2011
A&M-Commerce men win second game in a row, women can't keep up with A&M International
A&M-Commerce used a balanced offensive attack, with five different Lions scoring in double figures, as the Lions pulled away in the second half to notch an 82-67 victory over Harding at Alumni Gym at St. Edward's University. It was the second-straight win for A&M-Commerce, which improves to 4-6 on the year.

December 19, 2011 1 Photo
More Sports Headlines

What is your favorite thing about Commerce, TX?

Sports

Search Results

All-District 10-3A baseball team announced

What is your favorite thing about Commerce, TX?

Site Map

Contact Us