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Tournaments  | Story | 10/24/2007

Team BC MLB Players

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Team British Columbia alumni that have or are playing in the major leagues include: of Larry Walker, rhp Ryan Dempster, of Aaron Guiel, rhp jeff Zimmerman, rhp Aaron Myette, of Jason Bay, rhp Paul Spoljaric, c Cody McKay, of Simon Pond, 1b Justin Morneau, rhp Rich Harden, lhp Jeff Francis, lhp Adam Loewen, rhp Scott Mathieson, inf Kevin Nicholson.

2008
INF Brett Lawrie Langley Blaze Milwaukee Brewers 1)
OF Carter Morrison Langley Blaze Cincinnati Reds 16)
RHP Stosh Wawrzasek Langley Blaze Milwaukee Brewers 16
OF Michael Crouse North Shore Twins Toronto Blue Jays 16)
INF Carter Bell Parksville Royals San Francisco Giants 657
INF Mike Gosse Coquitlam Reds Detroit Tigers 30)
LHP Justin (J.R.) Robinson Langley Blaze Toronto Blue Jays 33)
1B Jordan Lennerton Langley Blaze Detroit Tigers 35)

2007
RHP Kyle Lotzkar (Langley Blaze, Reds, 1)
RHP Mitch Hodge (White Rock Tritons, Royals, 4)
RHP Evan Hildebrandt (Abbotsford Cardinals, Reds, 6)
RHP Henry Mabee (Victoria Mariners, White Sox, 19)
RHP Travis Nevakshonoff (Langley Blaze, Brewers, 29)
OF Ryan Jensen (Langley Blaze, Brewers, 33)
RHP Kyle Haas (Fraser Valley Chiefs, Mariners, 46)

2006
1B Kyle Orr (Victoria Mariners, Dodgers, 4)
OF Jimmy Van Ostrand (North Delta Blue Jays, Astros, 8)
IF/RHP Shayne Wilson (Langley Blaze, Twins, 16)
OF Chase Larsson (North Delta Blue Jays, Royals, 18)
OF Tyson Gillies (Langley Blaze, Mariners, 25)
RHP Drew Parker (Fraser Valley Chiefs, Rays, 26)
IF David Van Ostrand (North Delta Blue Jays, Yankees, 35)
LHP Jon Hesketh (Langley Blaze, Rockies, 38)
RHP Lee Darracott (White Rock Tritons, Giants, 39)
C Kyle Paul (Langley Blaze, Indians, 41)
IF/RHP Ricky Alvernaz (White Rock Tritons, Brewers, 50)

2005
RHP Adam Daniels (North Shore Twins, Cardinals, 15)
C Jake Elder (North Delta Blue Jays, Diamondbacks, 18)
2B Taylor Green (Parksville Royals, Brewers, 25)
RHP Josh Brink (Abbotsford Cardinals, Twins, 28)
LHP Matt Jones (Fraser Valley Chiefs, Marlins, 31)
RHP Sean Loglisci (Nanaimo Pirates, Dodgers, 34)
IF Rene Tosoni (Coquitlam Reds, Twins, 36)
1B/LHP Jordan Lennerton (Langley Blaze, Brewers, 40)
SS Terrence Dayleg (Fraser Valley Chiefs, Padres, 42)
RHP Denver Wynn (Langley Blaze, Twins, 46)
C Paul Wourms (North Delta Blue Jays, Dodgers, 48)

2004
OF Michael Saunders (Victoria Mariners, Mariners, 11)
RHP/OF Bobby Scott (Victoria Mariners, Blue Jays, 20)
OF Adam Parliament (Langley Blaze, Braves, 26)
RHP Ryan Patterson (Parksville Royals, Brewers, 29)
RHP Morgan Brinson (White Rock Tritons, Giants, 32)
LHP Jon Hesketh (Langley Blaze, Blue Jays, 42)
LHP Adam Daniels (North Shore Twins, Cubs, 43)
RHP Jamie Metzner (Langley Blaze, Brewers, 46)
RHP Jared Johnson (Langley Blaze, Marlins, 46)
1B Jordan Lennerton (Langley Blaze, Blue Jays, 50)

2003
RHP Cory Stuart (Whalley Chiefs, Yankees, 5)
C Cole Armstrong (Whalley Chiefs, Braves, 16)
RHP John Hurd (Coquitlam Reds, White Sox, 23)
RHP Jason Blackey (Nanaimo Pirates, Angels, 34)
RHP Paul Marlow (White Rock Tritons, Blue Jays, 46)
C Lyall Foran (Vancouver Mounties, Braves, 46)
RHP Evan Bailey (Langley Blaze, Angels, 49)

2002
LHP Adam Loewen (Whalley Chiefs, Orioles, 1)   MLB PLAYER
LHP Jeff Francis (North Delta Blue Jays, Rockies, 1)  MLB PLAYER
OF Ryan Kenning (North Shore Twins, Angels, 12)
3B Shawn Bowman (Coquitlam Reds, Mets, 12)
RHP Karl Mejlholm (Nanaimo Pirates, Dodgers, 14)
RHP Scott Mathieson (Langley Blaze, Phillies, 17)   MLB PLAYER
RHP Herbert Andres (Abbotsford Cardinals, Pirates, 19)
LHP Ryan McGovern (Abbotsford Cardinals, Giants, 27)
SS Dominique Laurin (North Shore Twins, Dodgers, 29)
RHP Andrew Myette (Whalley Chiefs, Rangers, 41)
LHP Ryan Lennerton (Langley Blaze, Dodgers, 41)
C Tyler Williams (North Delta Blue Jays, Marlins, 43)

2001
OF Matthew Huntingford (North Shore Twins, Giants, 29)
OF Dustin Schroer (North Shore Twins, Dodgers, 36)
RHP Rob Lacheur (North Delta Blue Jays, Athletics, 38)

2000
3B Nom Siriveaw (North Shore Twins, Blue Jays, 9)
RHP Rich Harden (Victoria Mariners, Athletics, 17) MLB PLAYER
RHP Vince Perkins (Parksville Royals, Blue Jays, 18)
RHP Jordan Kissock (Fraser Valley Chiefs, Dodgers, 42)
RHP Kevin Johnston (Fraser Valley Chiefs, Blue Jays, 44)

1999
C Justin Morneau (North Delta Blue Jays, Twins, 3) MLB PLAYER
LHP Todd Shiyuk (White Rock Tritons, Padres, 10)
C Chris Barski (White Rock Tritons, Angels, 11)
RHP Bradley Rogers (Nanaimo Pirates, Orioles, 12)
OF Andrew Rempel (Abbotsford Cardinals, Mariners, 27)
OF Tyson Munn (White Rock Tritons, Mariners, 42)

1998
OF Edward Welch (White Rock Tritons, Angels, 12)
LHP Craig Mosher (White Rock Tritons, Rangers, 40)
RHP Clinton Hosford (North Shore Twins, Dodgers, 40)

1997
SS Kevin Nicholson (Whalley Chiefs, Padres, 1st round 27th overall) MLB PLAYER
RHP Aaron Myette (Whalley Chiefs, White Sox, supplemental pick 1st round) MLB PLAYER
Matt Borynk (Victoria, Dodgers, 13)
Jordie Gerk (Kelowna, Twins, 16)
Trent Kitsch (Kelowna, Rockies, 25)
Mike Eskildsen (Coquitlam, Rangers, 28)
Matt Huntingford (North Shore, Mariners, 29)
Craig Mosher (White Rock, Rangers, 40)
Chris Howay (Coquitlam, Dodgers, 50)
Josh Ridgeway (Dodgers, 59)
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