does anyone know when the d3 all-american teams will come out?

Quote from: mr.bigglesworth on May 16, 2010, 09:26:11 PM
So where's the discussion here?  Hopkins' boys are going to be hard to deny!

hopkins who? o yea the #1 seed...ok so these hopkins boys are pretty impressive lets talk about their stats...hr colmn and slg....wow is all i have to say

Woops! How could I forget the pitchers?!?!

P: Greg Harbeck ------Johns Hopkins BlueJays
P: Sam Eagleson ------Johns Hopkins BlueJays

Quote from: bulldozer on April 21, 2010, 09:17:19 PM

Quote from: HIP2HIP on April 21, 2010, 09:13:56 PM
Hopkins = #1

It's about time right?
Let's see:
  they rake.
  they drop bombs (the little guy and centerfielder who's name slips my mind will combine for 30+ HRs by end of year)
  defense has improved tremendously (contributions by the juice-box guy = $)
  outstanding young pitching only getting better
  they rake.
 
If these aren't true statements I don't know what are.

What are your picks for All-Conference Hip2Hip?

All-Conference =

  C: John Swarr  --------Johns Hopkins BlueJays
1B: Chris Huisman ------Johns Hopkins BlueJays
2B: Stephen Bejsuik ----Johns Hopkins BlueJays
3B: Lee Bolyard --------Johns Hopkins BlueJays
SS: James Teta  -------Johns Hopkins BlueJays
LF: Jesse Sikorski ------Johns Hopkins BlueJays
CF: Dave Kahn ---------Johns Hopkins BlueJays
RF: Matt Bernardi ------Johns Hopkins BlueJays
DH: Brian Youchak--- --Johns Hopkins BlueJays

Player of the Year: Dave Kahn hands down...just look at the numbers, they don't lie.

Disagree if you want bulldozer but the Hopkins guys are dominant.

Hopkins = #1

It's about time right?
Let's see:
  they rake.
  they drop bombs (the little guy and centerfielder who's name slips my mind will combine for 30+ HRs by end of year)
  defense has improved tremendously (contributions by the juice-box guy = $)
  outstanding young pitching only getting better
  they rake.
 
If these aren't true statements I don't know what are.

Quote from: RSSmith on April 17, 2010, 11:34:18 PM
Good week for Brian Youchak (.560, 14 RBIs, 3 doubles and 2 home runs) and for Dave Kahn (.579, 12 RBIs, 3 doubles, 1 triple and 2 home runs) and for Jesse Sikorski (.417, 12 RBIs, 3 doubles and 2 home runs) and for Steve Bejsuik (.421, 7 RBIs, 4 home runs) and on and on and on.

Now explain to me why these fine Hopkins boys did not earn Player of the Week honors?
Youchak "the little guy": 7rbi's in one game
Bejsuik "big dawg": 3 homers one game
Kahn "popcorn man": putting up long ball numbers like always
Sikorski "j-sicko": breaking out the bat big time boosting slugging %

Goodluck to opposing starters, you're going to need it because these guys show no mercy.