JUCO

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Grayson County’s Abel Baker drafted by Angels

Three more players that participated in the Alpine Bank Junior College World Series were selected Tuesday in the Major League Baseball draft. Grayson County (Texas) College catcher Abel Baker was selected by the Los Angeles Angels in the ...

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Central Arizona’s Walker selected 47th in draft

Central Arizona College outfielder Keenyn Walker was selected by the Chicago White Sox with the 47th pick in the Major League Baseball Amateur draft Monday night. Walker was the 13th pick in the Compensatory A Round. The compensatory round ...

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Championship celebration, JUCO 2011

Navarro beats Central Ariz. for the title.  ...

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Championship game in the 2011 JUCO World Series

Navarro takes the title home to Texas with a win over Central Arizona.  ...

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Vaqueros’ coach Wente serves suspension in loss

The NJCAA Executive Committee voted Saturday to overturn the suspension of Central Arizona College baseball coach Jon Wente for the championship game of the Alpine Bank Junior College World Series. Wente, however, elected to serve the ...

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Flawless defense key in Bulldogs’ title game victory

All week long, Whoa Dill was a little perplexed about his team’s defense. The club that led the nation in fielding percentage (.975) had made 10 errors in its first five games in the Alpine Bank Junior College World Series. All that ...

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JUCO notebook: Trophies handed out at JUCO

Trophies handed out at JUCO The awards ceremony after the championship game isn’t just for the winning team. Among the awards are trophies for the first-, second- and third-place teams, participation patches, the Bus Bergman Coach of ...

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Coming up short: Central Arizona’s No. 1 ranking not enough in title game

It was one of those games you didn’t want to see end. Central Arizona College was on the short end of Navarro (Texas) College’s 6-4, 10-inning thriller, won on J.T. Files’ walk-off home run. “We came this far and we ...

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Files selected Preston Walker Most Valuable Player

On the final play of Saturday’s championship game, Navarro (Texas) College catcher J.T. Files opted not to listen to his coach. With Casey Grayson on first and nobody out, Files got a bunt signal from Whoa Dill. Instead, he swung ...

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Rally ‘Dogs: Behind Rally the Turtle, Navarro (Texas) College wins first JUCO title

Whoa Dill wouldn’t touch Rally T. Turtle, but he kissed it. The Navarro (Texas) College baseball coach kept his promise Saturday night after sophomore catcher J.T. Files hit a walk-off home run in the 10th inning to give the Bulldogs a ...

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