BNN Report
News from the CBO, Minors, BCAC, and CYL
by Nat Wright-Kawolski
1 August 2310
The August Super Post
CBO All-Star Game Results
All-Star Oberland T-51s' shortstop Stormin Normin MacDonald had a night to remember.
Not only did he take the field with the game's best players, he was also a huge factor in the 5-1 South Charles Association victory over the North Charles Association All-Stars.
"We had a meeting before the game, and I was struck by the talent in the room. Old stars, young stars, it's a game I'll never forget," MacDonald said. "I talked to a few of my friends from back home, and they told me to go out and win the game for them. I'm sure they'll be thrilled."
MacDonald has a lifetime average of .304, has played in 627 games, and has collected 93 home runs and 301 RBIs.
The house was rockin' -- Tarberry Field Forever, that is -- site of this year's Home Run Challenge. A jubilant rookie Hax Kim outlasted the rest of the field to win the title. The Vault 81 Dwellers first baseman vanquished Oren Gep in the final round by a score of 11-6.
"It was a battle of attrition," said Kim, "and I happened to be the last man standing."
CBO Players of the Month
NCA Hitter - Baktu DaWell battered North Charles Association pitchers all July and wound up taking home the Batter of the Month Award.
"I've been around Commonwealth Baseball Organization long enough to know you really have to work hard day in and day out to be able to put up this kind of consistency," the 28-year-old DaWell told reporters. "I put in a lot of work, even on the days I might not take the field, and it's always nice when everything comes together for me like it did this last month."
In 24 games, DaWell hit .434 with 7 home runs, 28 RBIs and scored 24 runs.
For the year DaWell has hit .361 with 27 home runs, 95 RBIs and scored 74 runs.
SCA Hitter - To survive in the bigs, you've got to be a scrapper like Barker Cocoa. It never pays to take a day off from the batting cages or to shrug off the advice of the hitting coach. It all paid off today as University Point's first baseman pinned down the South Charles Association Batter of the Month trophy today.
He hit .324 in July collecting 8 home runs, 17 RBIs and 29 runs scored.
This season Cocoa has banged out 114 hits in 344 at-bats for a .331 average with 42 home runs. He is getting on base at a .518 pace and his totals also include 95 RBIs and 114 runs scored.
NCA Pitcher - In July when the The Slog manager wrote the name "Fanne" on the lineup card, he knew he had a good shot at winning. Start after start in the month, Tiger Fanne took the hill, took charge and usually got the win.
He dominated with a 5-1 mark and 1.55 ERA in 6 starts. The gifted Ghouls star pitched 46.1 innings, fanned 35 and held opposing teams to a .246 average.
For his outstanding mound performance Fanne was named the NCA Pitcher of the Month by the baseball writers.
To date this season Fanne sports a 9-6 mark with a 3.01 ERA in 26 starting assignments. He has held the opposition to a .242 batting average and has 147 strikeouts in 188.1 innings.
SCA Pitcher - The Diamond City Swatters celebrated today after the news filtered through the clubhouse that Paul Stains had been selected as July's South Charles Association Pitcher of the Month. Stains's zest for the game has been a frequent topic on the sports pages and his numbers of late have made his fans even more enthusiastic.
"Our coaching staff really helps me prepare well," Stains said, "and the fans feed off good pitching. Your pitches just seem to have that extra pop to them when the fans are behind you and you feel confident you can get outs."
Stains tossed 52 innings last month, holding opponents to a .205 average while striking out 36 batters. In 6 starting assignments he came away with a 6-0 record, putting together an ERA of 1.21.
To date Stains is 13-6 in 25 starts with a 2.90 ERA and has 174 strikeouts in 211 innings.
NCA Rookie - Youngster Foo Fieterz emerged as the latest North Charles Association Rookie of the Month today. The young man from Fort Hagen deserved the honor, batting .326 with 8 home runs and 17 runs batted in. Is the month of July a harbinger of things to come or just a fluke? We'll find out someday, but for now, we'll just let Fieterz enjoy the limelight.
In his season totals Fieterz has 31 home runs and a .320 batting average.
SCA Rookie - Gladder Questseeker's eyes seem to light up whenever he sees the baseball. The young Quincy first baseman has been hitting everything in sight for the better part of a month.
In July he was voted the Rookie of the Month.
During the month he hit .390 with 2 doubles, 1 triple and 9 home runs. Questseeker also scored 17 times and drove in 29 runs.
Questseeker is batting .386 this season in 86 games with 20 home runs, 62 RBIs and 50 runs scored. He has 115 hits in 298 at-bats.
CBO Top Performances
On July 7, 15-year veteran, LF Boots Yellowhair of The Slog, had the top hitting performance of the month when he went 4 for 5 with a double, two home runs, a walk, two runs scored, and nine RBI in a 16-9 drubbing of Southie. It was the third-highest-ranked performance of the season, just behind Donny Kowalski's April 23 performance and Knife Bowie's June 5 performance. On the season, Yellowhair is batting .344 with 8 home runs and 32 RBI in 45 games played. He has missed over two months of the season with a severe hamstring strain. In his career, all with the Ghouls, Yellowhair has a lifetime .288 batting average with 144 home runs and 625 RBI. He has played 1165 games with The Slog.
July's top pitching performance was by SP Urm Rehfeldt of Roxbury in a complete-game shutout of Glowing Sea on July 16. It is the 4th-ranked pitching performance on the season. In the 113-pitch performance, Rehfeldt allowed two hits, walked a batter, and struck out eight. On the season, Rehfeldt is 15-6 with a 3.23 ERA in 25 games started and 172.2 innings pitched. In his lifetime with County Crossing and the Rad Sox, Rehfeldt is 126-62 with a 3.78 ERA.
MML Analysis
The MML season has two games left in the 108-game schedule, and we know three of the four division's results. In the Wade Boggs Division, the Watertown Armorers (FHE) have clinched with a 73-33 record and will have home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. In the Ted Williams Division, the Worcester Cannons (FtH) have clinched with a 64-42 record. In the Carl Yastrzemski Division, the Plymouth Pilgrims (Mal) have clinched with a 63-43 record. While the Cannons and Pilgrims both know they will meet in the SLCS, the two teams face off in the final two games to determine which team will have home-field advantage. Plymouth currently leads the season series 4-3.
In the Matt Murtagh Division, the Lynn Fortune Finders (63-43, Obe) lead the Danvers Sonics (62-44, ET) and Everett Mutant Hounds (62-44, V81) by two games and the Finch Farm Shamrocks (61-45, Nah) by two games. The Fortune Finders visit Abernathy, the Sonics visit Marlborough, the Hounds visit Watertown, and the Shamrocks host Arlington in the last two games.
While there is still a chance to top it, the top hitting and pitching performances on the season came in July. On July 9, Needham's 1B David Stahl was 4 for 5 with four home runs, four runs, and 10 RBI in a 16-11 victory at Wellesley. Stahl tied the Stars League record for home runs in a game and set the RBI record in his performance. Just a day earlier, SP Lazy Macnamara of Foxborough had the season's top pitching performance against Brookline. In the 7-0 victory, Macnamara pitched a complete-game, one-hit shutout in which he struck out 11 batters and faced the minimum 27 batters. The lone hit by the Bandoliers Lumpy Pumpkinhead was followed by a double play to empty the bases.
MML Players of the Month
LL Hitter - Medford Medics fans believe they've got a talented young star in Prince Campbell.
He did nothing to dissuade that notion in July, as he hit .412 with 15 home runs, 33 RBIs and 31 runs scored.
The end result was the third baseman being named the Legends League Batter of the Month.
In his 2310 season totals, Campbell has 28 home runs, .367 BA, .454 OBP, 60 RBIs and 71 runs scored.
SL Hitter - July's outstanding offensive player in the Stars League has been picked, and the honor goes to the Needham left fielder David Stahl.
He won the award by batting .391, hitting 16 home runs, knocking in 36 runs and scoring 28 times.
So far this year Stahl is batting .352 with 37 home runs.
LL Pitcher - It was a prolific month of July for Graygarden reliever James Schwerdtfeger. He put his best foot forward with 10 saves in 11 save opportunities. Numbers so good that the Action Boys Legends League voted him the Pitcher of the Month.
During the month, the Action Boys bullpen specialist bagged 2 wins and no losses while compiling a 1.35 ERA. In 13.1 innings James Schwerdtfeger gave up 10 base hits, fanned 0, and walked 2. The hitters he faced batted .204 against him.
For the year Schwerdtfeger has earned 28 saves, made 42 relief appearances, fanned 28 hitters in 46.1 innings and posted an ERA of 1.55 and a 4-1 record.
SL Pitcher - When Rickey Schoolmaster takes the hill, he usually takes command of the game -- at least that's the way it was in July. The outcome was usually a Castle victory. His fine 6-1 performance earned him the Stars League Pitcher of the Month trophy.
The talented Strength hurler made 7 starts, worked 53 innings, permitted 47 base hits, and struck out 58 while putting up a 2.89 ERA.
For the year Schoolmaster has a 10-4 record with a 3.79 ERA in 20 starts.
BMU Analysis
The BMU regular season ended on July 21. League winners were the Marblehead Grenades (Good), Sanctuary Hills Zetans (Lex), Neponset Park Criticals (Sal), and Somerville Place Sentry Bots (Atom).
In the Commonwealth Association Championship, the Zetans topped the Grenades, two games to none, with 4-2 and 6-2 victories. LF Cosmo Spacely was named Series MVP by going 3 for 9 with a double, a home run, a walk, a run, and an RBI.
In the Massachusetts Association Championship, the Criticals edged the Sentry Bots, two games to one. Neponset Park won the first game, 13-6, lost the second game, 4-3, and won the final game, 6-5. RF Captain Kirk Abalon was named Series MVP with a 4 for 12 performance with a home run, two walks, two runs, and three RBI. The series-clinching run came in the bottom of the 8th inning of Game 3 when PH David Cannon hit a solo home run to take the lead. Cannon only had five official at bats in seven plate appearances in the regular season, going 1 for 5 with a home run, two walks, a run, and two RBI.
The Boston Minor Series has also begun, with Sanctuary Hills and Neponset Park currently tied 1-1 in the five-game series. The Criticals won Game 1, 14-7, while the Zetans took Game 2, 2-0. We'll give more coverage after the Series has completed.
The top hitting performance on the season was by Fiddler Green's RF Envie Nede in a June 2 performance against Bedford in a 20-5 victory. In the game, Nede was 5 for 6 with three home runs, five runs, and nine RBI. Nede's five runs scored tied the CA record.
SP Dew Ober of Charles View had the top pitching performance on the season on July 20 against CGP. Ober threw a complete-game, three-hit shutout in the Cannibals' 13-0 victory with a walk and nine strikeouts.
BMU Players of the Month
CA Hitter - Even though he is a newcomer to Boston Minor Union, Tyler Johnson put up some good numbers in July and earned the CA Batter of the Month award.
He was one of Winchester's offensive leaders with a .379 average in 18 games. He also racked up 12 home runs, 36 RBIs, and 19 runs scored.
This season Johnson is batting .321 with 102 hits, 42 home runs, 105 RBIs, .415 OBP and has scored 66 runs.
MA Hitter - Somerville Place Sentry Bots fans may just have witnessed a star player blossoming before their eyes in July.
Tobias Hoffman put up a remarkable month at the age of 19 and has been named the Massachusetts Association Batter of the Month.
For the month, Hoffman hit .353 with 11 home runs, 38 RBIs and 22 runs scored.
Currently Hoffman has 33 home runs and a .264 batting average.
CA Pitcher - Josh Agosto of Sanctuary Hills had an outstanding July with a 4-0 mark and was chosen the Pitcher of the Month in the Commonwealth Association.
He topped off the month with a 0.23 ERA in 5 starts, tossed 39 innings, fanned 26 and held opposing teams to a .187 average.
This year Agosto has compiled a 13-4 mark with a 3.51 ERA in 22 starts.
MA Pitcher - Adi Gallia was on cloud nine the entire month of July, capping it off with the Massachusetts Association Pitcher of the Month honors.
The Hull starter was spectacular in 5 starting assignments with 4 wins and no losses, 41 innings pitched, 35 strikeouts and a fine 2.20 ERA.
For the season Gallia has logged 8 wins and 1 loss and struck out 89 batters in 96.2 innings while compiling a 3.26 ERA.
GBRL Analysis
The GBRL also ended its regular season on July 21. Division winners were the Greentop Nursery Night People (JP), Satellite Array Riflemen (Atom), Cabot House Triggermen (BH), and Greater Mass Vans (FHE).
In the North League Championship, the Riflemen took the series, two games to one, over the Night People. 3B Beau Hemian of Satellite Array was named the Series MVP by going 5 for 12 with a home run, a walk, a run, and two RBI.
In the South League Championship, the Triggermen swept the Vans, two games to none. 2B Jax Jagg of Caboy House was named Series MVP, going 4 for 9 with a double, four runs, and two RBI.
Three games of the Rookie Series have been completed. In Game 1, Cabot House topped the Riflemen, 4-3. In Game 2, Satellite Array answered with a 7-2 victory. In Game 3, the Riflemen took a 2-1 series lead by topping the Triggermen, 7-4. Cabot House needs to win the next two games to win the series, while the Riflemen need just one more win.
The top hitting performance came early in the season when Union Hope's SS Goodboy Tyler was 5 for 6 with two doubles, two home runs, three runs, and seven RBI in a 17-6 victory over Coastal Cottage on April 17. SP Hugo Turk of Poseidon Energy had the top pitching performance on the season on June 20 in a 7-0 shutout of Freight Depot. Turk allowed just one hit with a walk and 17 strikeouts in the complete-game shutout. The 17 strikeouts fell just two short of the GBRL record of 19 set by five players: Junkyard Gourd, Lynly Starsung, Jayden Gray, John O'Brien, and Admiral Kelm. Both Starsung and Gray tied those records this season.
GBRL Players of the Month
NL Hitter - David Bloatfly is not used to being associated with Batter of the Month-caliber players, but today the Parsons Asylum second baseman joined that select company when the North League announced the results of July's voting.
Bloatfly totaled 23 hits, 15 walks, 9 home runs, 21 RBIs and 17 runs scored last month to put together a .371 batting average and .494 on-base percentage.
Bloatfly is batting at a .304 pace this season, picking up 88 hits in 289 at-bats with 42 home runs, 100 RBIs and 74 runs scored.
SL Hitter - Beem Ja may be much younger than other hitters in the South League, but he performed like a seasoned veteran in July to win the Batter of the Month award.
The 20-year-old Westing Estate second baseman hit .371 with 10 home runs, 28 RBIs and 18 runs scored.
In 33 games this season Ja is batting .349 with 44 hits and 12 home runs. He has scored 28 runs and driven in 41.
NL Pitcher - Rocky Narrows Blitz hurler Ro Rowe was rewarded today with the North League Pitcher of the Month honors. Rowe, 21, realizes that pitching isn't all about how hard you can throw, it's about accuracy and about picking yourself up even when you've had a run of bad luck.
"I'd like to say I don't give them anything to hit," said the Rocky Narrows starter, "but that's not true. Every pitcher gives up a long ball now and then. Usually there's at least one mistake in each at-bat, but you've got to battle through your mistakes and build some positive momentum. The rest will fall into place."
Things did fall into place for Rowe. In July he took the ball for 37 innings while notching 35 strikeouts, a 2.92 ERA and a 4-0 record.
This season Rowe has registered 9 wins and 5 losses in 17 starts with a 5.34 ERA.
SL Pitcher - July was a magical month for Roamer Hancock of Eastlake. He held the South League hitters spellbound, conjuring up a 4-1 mark and a 1.38 ERA.
Hancock also chalked up 5 starts, 32.2 innings and 38 strikeouts.
For this outstanding performance he was rewarded with the Pitcher of the Month trophy.
To date this season, Hancock has a record of 9 wins and 10 losses and a 4.59 ERA. He has appeared in 23 games and struck out 141 in 115.2 innings.
BCAC Analysis
The BCAC enters its final month of the regular season with the season expected to be completed on August 28. In the North Division, the Harvard Crimson have a 10-game lead on two other teams and a Magic # of 7. In the South Division, the Mass Bay Beacons have a four-game over Commonwealth University and a Magic # of 13 games.
BCAC Players of the Month
Hitter - Harvey Aard made his presence known as one of the best young stars in the Boston Collegiate Athletic Conference this past month.
The Commonwealth University Terriers catcher shined through the month of July and has won the Batter of the Month award.
The 18-year-old hit .413 with 8 home runs, 25 RBIs and 13 runs scored.
In 2310 Aard has hit at a .409 clip with 108 hits, 24 home runs, 74 RBIs and has scored 61 times.
Pitcher - Last month was a very good one for Freon McMahan of Mass Bay University. So good that he has been picked as the Pitcher of the Month in the Boston Collegiate Athletic Conference.
McMahan throttled league hitters the entire month, completing July with an impressive 5-0 mark and a 1.24 ERA in 5 starts with 64 strikeouts in 43.2 innings.
This season McMahan has a 11-1 record with a 1.80 ERA in 13 starts.
CYL Awards
NR Hitter - Puddle Norman took Commonwealth Youth League by storm this year, and he did it all at the age of 16.
For his spectacular campaign, the Malden Megabeasts star has been named the 2310 North Region Most Valuable Player Award recipient.
"To be considered amongst the best in the league is overwhelming," said the shortstop.
On the season he compiled a .314 batting average to go with a .401 on-base percentage. The native of Fall River, Massachusetts also added 13 doubles, 3 triples, 31 home runs, 71 RBIs and 54 runs scored.
He received 31 first place votes out of a possible 64. Naga Arakaki of the Concord Iceboys finished second in voting with 16 first place votes, while Dude Lebowski of the South Charles Bank Moonies finished third with 15 first place votes.
Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Puddle Norman - Malden Megabeasts - 31 - 704
Naga Arakaki - Concord Iceboys - 16 - 625
Dude Lebowski - South Charles Bank Moonies - 15 - 560
Gib Sellee - Boston College Prep Professors - 1 - 433
Johan Honus - Rockport Seafarers - 0 - 389
Crass Brad Crusty - Lexington Minuteboys - 1 - 311
McMack Bingham - Boston College Prep Professors - 0 - 262
Riot Darton - Marlborough Minigunners - 0 - 235
Red Jay Jones - Beantown Sprouts - 0 - 78
Jeet November - North Charles Bank Goonies - 0 - 78
Qhoriun Halfhand - Marlborough Minigunners - 0 - 59
Leaftail Wainwright - Marlborough Minigunners - 0 - 23
Lipson Frank - Georgetown Scholars - 0 - 8
I.C. Reader - Marblehead Mess - 0 - 7
Highlight Wilkins - Diamond City Newsboys - 0 - 3
Two Shoes Rivera - South Charles Bank Moonies - 0 - 1
SR Pitcher - The manager of the Wellfleet Tarberries said he thinks Jay Gabby is only going to get better as he gets older.
He may only be 17, but it will be hard to top the center fielder's 2310 campaign, as he has been named the winner of the South Region Most Valuable Player Award.
His winning campaign featured a .318 batting average and a .404 on-base percentage this year. In 76 games he piled up 96 hits, 19 doubles, 1 triple, 24 home runs, 73 RBIs and 61 runs scored.
He received 59 first place votes out of a possible 64. Clean Blake Dean of the Brockton Claws finished second in voting with 3 first place votes, while William Aventine of the Sandwich Screamers finished third with 2 first place votes.
Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Jay Gabby - Wellfleet Tarberries - 59 - 871
Clean Blake Dean - Brockton Claws - 3 - 443
William Aventine - Sandwich Screamers - 2 - 439
King Hippo - Spectacle Island Specters - 0 - 425
Brandon Larsonist - Freeplat Wicked Goods - 0 - 391
Bubbler Mayhem - Brown Bubblers - 0 - 249
Eden Babz - Weymouth Locksmiths - 0 - 224
Charles Towner - Provincetown Land Pirates - 0 - 206
Robbie McHaney - Nauset Beach Lurk Hunters - 0 - 168
Slitter Faith - Taunton Giants - 0 - 144
Richie Fireball - Nauset Beach Lurk Hunters - 0 - 86
Trog Alderod - Seekonk Quahog - 0 - 67
Packs Ton Kling - West Quincy Atomatoys - 0 - 12
Topher Spark - Pawtucket Paw Sox - 0 - 11
Rhino Sand - Wellfleet Tarberries - 0 - 10
Artie Twine - West Quincy Atomatoys - 0 - 10
Kid Yount - Brown Bubblers - 0 - 8
Hey Dentra Venski - Spectacle Island Specters - 0 - 7
Wahoo Crawford - Wellfleet Tarberries - 0 - 2
Sparky Henderson - Dennis Menaces - 0 - 2
Odd Todd Walker - Brown Bubblers - 0 - 1
NR Starterr - This season's North Region Pitcher of the Year Award trophy went to Alex Language, the ace of the Beantown pitching staff.
He dominated all season, finishing with 13 wins and 1 loss and a 1.19 ERA. In 19 starts he worked a total of 136.2 innings, striking out 171, while walking 37. Other clubs managed to hit only .170 against him.
He received 64 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Gobbler Core of the Diamond City Newsboys finished second in voting, while Ralis Sedarys of the Worcester Crows finished third.
Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Alex Language - Beantown Sprouts - 64 - 448
Gobbler Core - Diamond City Newsboys - 0 - 215
Ralis Sedarys - Worcester Crows - 0 - 126
Marlin Samm - Diamond City Newsboys - 0 - 122
Buzzcut McDonald - Hester Mechanists - 0 - 59
Mack Gunn - Woburn Diners - 0 - 56
Richard Burns - South Charles Bank Moonies - 0 - 30
Alien Haines - Woburn Diners - 0 - 20
Lib Doe - Needham Radstorm - 0 - 12
SR Starter - Siltbean Ferguson of the Taunton Giants will be adding a new centerpiece to his mantel after being tabbed for the South Region Pitcher of the Year Award today.
The 15-year-old hurler started 22 games this season, tallying a 10-5 record. In 155.2 innings, Ferguson gave up 89 hits, struck out 193, walked 46 and held opponents to a .165 average as he posted a fine 1.79 ERA.
He received 29 first place votes out of a possible 64. Varo Nanelas of the Sandwich Screamers finished second in voting with 23 first place votes, while Kid Boots Appling of the Chatham Lighthouse finished third with 6 first place votes.
Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Siltbean Ferguson - Taunton Giants - 29 - 330
Varo Nanelas - Sandwich Screamers - 23 - 257
Kid Boots Appling - Chatham Lighthouse - 6 - 152
Tiny de Grande - Truro Hatchlings - 1 - 131
Jared Porch - Freeplat Wicked Goods - 5 - 76
Commie Washington - Plymouth Hunters - 0 - 75
Kevin Gauzeman - Truro Hatchlings - 0 - 40
Ramrod Padlock - Andrew Station Southies - 0 - 16
Leland van Sprang - Taunton Giants - 0 - 7
Jazz Delgado - Pawtucket Paw Sox - 0 - 2
Tarzan Rogers - Sandwich Screamers - 0 - 1
Melvin Terminator - Wareham Comets - 0 - 1
NR Reliever - Houdini Cousy was a calming influence out of the Marlborough Minigunners bullpen this season.
His teammates and manager said he had a poised demeanor about him that was typical of someone much older and more experienced. His poise has paid off, as the 17-year-old turned in a sparkling season and has been named the winner of the North Region Reliever of the Year Award for 2310.
The West Wareham, Massachusetts native won the award with 1 save in 29 relief appearances, 41 strikeouts in 39.1 innings and a record of 4-0 to go with his 0.46 ERA.
He received 46 first place votes out of a possible 64. Avery Harrell of the Acton Ups finished second in voting with 10 first place votes, while Kodak Carter of the North Charles Bank Goonies finished third with 2 first place votes.
Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Houdini Cousy - Marlborough Minigunners - 46 - 261
Avery Harrell - Acton Ups - 10 - 179
Kodak Carter - North Charles Bank Goonies - 2 - 71
Quincy Jones - Castle Freedom - 4 - 31
A.C. Slate - Lexington Minuteboys - 2 - 22
Slowcut Director - South Charles Bank Moonies - 0 - 11
Putt Putt Ashburn - South Charles Bank Moonies - 0 - 1
SR Reliever - He may only be 17, but Rebel Cu of the Nauset Beach Lurk Hunters has already established himself as one of the elite relievers in the South Region.
The reliever was today named the SR Reliever of the Year Award winner for 2310.
He won the award with a strong year that saw him put up 25 saves in 38 relief appearances and 43 strikeouts in 42 innings. He had a record of 2-1 to go with his 0.86 ERA.
He received 52 first place votes out of a possible 64. Country Moore of the Thompson Heights Earthlings finished second in voting with 12 first place votes, while Flea Glasper of the Taunton Giants finished third.
Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Rebel Cu - Nauset Beach Lurk Hunters - 52 - 294
Country Moore - Thompson Heights Earthlings - 12 - 195
Flea Glasper - Taunton Giants - 0 - 47
Willie Saenz - Plymouth Hunters - 0 - 18
Jovani Earnest - Thompson Heights Earthlings - 0 - 10
Leg Olas - Hope Firestarters - 0 - 7
Booger Bender - Brockton Claws - 0 - 3
Quaid Violin - Andrew Station Southies - 0 - 2