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Tournaments  | All-Tournament Team | 12/19/2016

17u Tourney All-American Team

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2016 17u PG Tournament All-American Team

Below is the list of the top 17u players from all of Perfect Game’s 2016 past spring, summer, and fall events that were named to the PG Tournament All-American Team. In the second year of the honor, Gabe Holt made the first team in consecutive years as well as a pair of pitchers – D.L. Hall and Jack Owen – both made teams for the second time. Eight members of the two teams were selected to the PG All-American Classic. Between the 54 players selected to the first and second team, 221 All-Tournament honors were earned.

Outfielder Nolan Tressler led the way with 10 All-Tournament Team mentions and pitchers Hank Flood and Cody Greenhill each earned eight honors apiece. Arizona State commit Boyd Vander Kooi earned a pair of MV-Pitcher awards for performances in the 17u PG World Series as well as the 18u WWBA West Memorial Day Classic.

Seven MVP awards were earned by members of the first team including one by PG All-American Jacob Gonzalez at the 17u PG World Series. Both Gonzalez and Vander Kooi were part of the deeply talented AZ T-Rex Rawling Baseball Club that finished the 2016 season as the No. 1 team in the final 17u Travel Team Rankings.

The East Cobb Baseball organization led all programs with six players between the two teams including Nolan Tressler, Sam Praytor, Thomas Girard, Cody Greenhill, Judson Ward and Tristen Hudson.

Another thing of note, in the last two years, Jack Owen did not allow a run in a combined 52 2/3  innings pitched allowing just 21 hits, four walks while striking out 65 batters. The talented lefthanded pitcher is committed to Auburn.

Player of the Year: Nolan Tressler, East Cobb Baseball
Pitcher of the Year: Thomas Girard, East Cobb Baseball


ATT = Number of All-Tournament Teams in 2016

First Team Hitters:

Pos. Player Hometown Team PA AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB SB AVG OBP SLG ATT
C Beau Hanna Winder, GA Game on Stealth 2017's 58 48 20 6 1 3 19 15 8 2 .417 .483 .771 4
C Sam Praytor Helena, AL East Cobb Astros 74 64 24 6 0 6 25 22 6 1 .375 .405 .750 4
C Brady Smith Niceville, FL Scorpions 2017 Prime 77 62 28 5 1 1 23 14 10 8 .452 0.494 .613 4
1B Terriez Fuller Griffin, GA HP Maldonado/Tri State 55 45 19 7 0 3 22 15 8 3 .422 .491 .778 4
MIF Benjamin Casparius Westport, CT Baseball U 60 45 23 7 0 3 22 13 9 4 .511 .533 .867 3
MIF Tyler Freeman Rancho Cucamonga, CA CBA Marucci 92 76 36 7 3 0 22 18 11 17 .474 .511 .645 4
MIF Trevor Hauver Chandler, AZ AZ T-Rex Baseball Club 57 40 21 4 4 1 20 16 16 1 .525 .649 .900 3
MIF Gabriel Holt Bonaire, GA Marucci Elite/Upstate Mavs 64 49 30 5 2 1 7 24 15 16 .612 .703 .857 5
3B Jacob Gonzalez Scottsdale, AZ AZ T-Rex Baseball Club 74 71 34 7 2 2 21 18 2 0 .479 .486 .718 3
3B Tyler Hardman Corona, CA CBA Marucci 73 66 29 4 1 1 12 16 5 0 .439 .466 .576 4
3B Tyler Shuck Cape Coral, FL Florida Burn Platinum 68 59 25 10 4 0 23 19 8 0 .424 .485 .729 5
OF Reese Albert Jupiter, FL Scorpions South Prime 53 42 23 5 2 3 20 21 9 6 .548 .604 .976 3
OF Pat DeMarco Winder, GA Team Elite Prime 61 55 28 7 1 2 16 18 3 7 .509 .508 .782 3
OF Owen Lovell Vinemont, AL Georgia Jackets 39 36 17 3 1 6 15 14 1 4 .472 .462 1.111 2
OF Cole Neuber Alpharetta, GA Team DeMarini GA National 89 68 37 13 1 0 13 36 18 5 .544 .618 .765 3
OF Nolan Tressler Canton, GA East Cobb Baseball 198 152 63 11 7 8 33 62 20 17 .414 .419 .737 10


First Team Pitchers:

Pos. Player Hometown Team Name GP IP H ER BB SO ERA W SV K/7 ATT
RHP Hank Flood Cumming, GA Georgia Jackets 17u 7 37 19 5 8 45 0.95 2 0 8.51 8
RHP Thomas Girard Simsbury, CT East Cobb Baseball 9 44.67 18 0 7 56 0.00 7 0 8.78 4
LHP Colton Gordon-Zimring St. Pete Beach, FL Florida Burn 2017 Platinum 5 16.67 8 0 2 29 0.00 4 0 12.18 2
RHP Cody Greenhill Russellville, AL East Cobb Astros 11 46 21 8 11 61 1.22 5 0 9.28 8
RHP Emerson Hancock Cairo, GA Game On Stealth 8 28.33 9 3 4 43 0.74 3 1 10.62 5
RHP Christopher McMahon West Chester, PA Brandywine Rebels/ EvoShield Canes 4 17 10 2 4 30 0.82 1 0 12.35 3
LHP Jack Owen Coto De Caza, CA BPA Rawlings 4 18 9 0 1 29 0.00 1 0 11.28 3
RHP Chris Rolick Marietta, GA Georgia Bombers 17u 4 22.67 10 0 4 35 0.00 3 0 10.81 4
LHP Hayden Sandman Peoria, AZ AZ Pilots 4 18 6 0 2 34 0.00 1 0 13.22 4
RHP Jared Staples Canton, GA Georgia Bombers 16u 8 36 9 2 2 46 0.39 3 0 8.94 5
RHP Jonathan Stroman Albuquerque, NM CBA Marucci 5 27 6 1 9 32 0.26 3 0 8.30 4
RHP Boyd Vander Kooi Mesa, AZ AZ T-Rex Baseball Club 5 26 14 3 8 33 0.81 2 0 8.88 4


Second Team Hitters:

Pos. Player Hometown Team PA AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB SB AVG OBP SLG ATT
C Nicholas Barnes Monroe, GA Elite Training Academy 54 47 20 13 0 1 14 12 6 1 .426 .481 .766 4
C Paul McIntosh Miami Gardens, FL Triton Rays 49 40 15 6 1 2 10 11 4 4 .375 .388 .725 2
C Steven Williams Albany, GA Team Elite 18's Prime 44 39 17 5 1 2 17 13 5 2 .436 .500 .769 4
1B Ben Van Cleve Indianola, MS East Coast Sox Diamond 52 41 17 3 0 3 13 10 6 8 .415 .442 .707 2
MIF Hayden Cantrelle Youngsville, LA Louisiana Knights 46 40 21 5 1 2 10 18 6 5 .525 .587 .850 2
MIF Brady McConnell Merrit Island, FL Florida Burn Platinum 2018 48 42 18 5 0 0 6 13 2 5 .429 .417 .548 2
MIF John Traurig Atlanta, GA Ninth Inning Royals Radcliff 65 48 29 2 1 0 17 15 12 12 .604 .631 .688 3
MIF David Vazquez Coral Springs, FL Scorpions South Prime 57 50 22 4 1 3 10 16 7 3 .440 .509 .740 3
3B Tim Elko Lutz, FL Orlando Scorpions Prime 52 47 19 6 0 2 15 13 3 4 .404 .423 .660 3
3B Jared Mihalik Johns Creek, GA Georgia Giants 49 34 13 2 1 2 17 8 10 1 .382 .469 .676 9
OF Javeon Cody Decatur, GA GBSA Rays 46 37 19 4 1 1 8 13 7 20 .514 .565 .757 3
OF Josh Hatcher Albany, GA Chain National 80 69 29 3 4 1 17 23 11 9 .420 .500 .623 5
OF Baron Radcliff Peachtree Corners, GA Ninth Inning Royals Radcliff 84 69 27 10 2 6 29 23 14 4 .391 .488 .855 5
OF Judson Ward Russellville, AL East Cobb Baseball 105 84 34 5 1 0 12 33 13 14 .405 .448 .488 4
OF Drew Waters Woodstock, GA 6-4-3 DP Cougars 92 75 31 12 3 4 31 25 12 13 .413 .467 .813 4


Second Team Pitchers:

Pos. Player Hometown Team Name GP IP H ER BB SO ERA W SV K/7 ATT
RHP Evan Baber Phenix City, AL Triton Rays 6 26.67 10 3 4 34 0.79 2 0 8.92 4
RHP Trent Collins Cohutta, GA East Cobb Athletics 5 24.33 20 3 6 33 0.86 2 0 9.49 4
LHP Brison Finney Fairburn, GA Homeplate Maldonado 10 33 17 3 10 37 0.64 5 0 7.85 7
LHP D.L. Hall Warner Robbins, GA Chain National 3 12.33 3 2 8 27 1.14 1 0 15.33 2
RHP Tristen Hudson Seneca, SC East Cobb Astros 4 16 7 3 8 29 1.31 1 1 12.69 5
RHP Zach Keenan Suwanee, GA Georgia Giants 5 24.67 21 4 7 37 1.13 3 0 10.5 5
RHP Jack Leftwich Maitland, FL Scorpions 2017 Prime 9 36 18 5 12 47 0.97 3 0 9.14 5
LHP Ethan Lindow Locust Grove, GA Team Demarini GA National 6 27.67 10 3 11 34 0.76 1 0 8.60 5
RHP Carlos Lomeli La Habra,CA Southern California Bombers 6 24.33 13 2 2 28 0.58 3 0 8.06 4
RHP Hunter McMullen Ocala, FL Florida Burn 2017 Platinum 7 23.67 10 0 10 33 0.00 0 0 9.76 4
RHP Noah Skirrow Stoney Creek, ON Tri-State Arsenal Prime 7 26.33 24 2 5 33 0.53 3 0 8.77 3



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