Biggest Bats:
Joseph D’Abrichecourt, CF, Miami, 29
Lyndon Hankins, RF, Myrtle Beach, 28
Ricardo Ramos, 1B, Birmingham, 38
MVP Candidate:
Joseph D’Abrichecourt, Miami
Former Government Circle Softball Association three-time MVP, Jeff D’Abrichecourt identifies the epitome of an outstanding softball player. That’s why he is our preseason prediction for MVP in the inaugural Professional Association of Southern Softball (PASS) season. D’Abrichecourt was selected #1 overall by the Miami Whales in the PASS distribution draft.
Born in Richmond, Virginia, D’Abrichecourt was an outstanding community ball player. Though on the thin side and quite tall, D’Abrichecourt was known for his bat speed and power even in Little League, earning him the nickname “Goliath.” He carried that nickname with him throughout his baseball career.
D’Abrichecourt was a three-year starter for Delaware State University from 2001-2004 where he batted.292 with 17 home runs and 98 RBI in his career. He also stole 115 bases.
After college, D’Abrichecourt played on a competitive traveling softball squad in his hometown of Richmond. That team, the Richmond Key Club Keys, went on to finish second in the Southern Softball Association of America in 2006. He then moved on to the Government Circle Softball Association’s Owens & Minor Surgeons where he played from 2008-2011.
In the offseason, D’Abrichecourt lives in the Richmond suburb of Mechanicsville where he is a delivery driver for Owens & Minor.