| 6-27 |
6-21 |
TEAM |
ST |
LEAGUE |
RECORD |
| 1 |
8 |
Harwich Mariners |
MA |
Cape Cod |
10-4 |
| Mariners have surged to top of rankings on strength of team 1.91 ERA; Kentucky LHP Taylor |
| Rogers (1-1, 1.50) has is team's top starter, VCU RHP Blake Hauser (0-0, 0.00, 2 SV) is closer |
| 2 |
2 |
Santa Barbara Foresters |
CA |
California Collegiate |
15-4 |
| Deep, talented Foresters squad still hasn't hit stride at plate, but has thrived with top-notch pitching |
| staff led by Wichita State RHP Mitch Mormann (2-1, 2.40), Nebraska RHP Tom Lemke (2-0, 0.64) |
| 3 |
3 |
Edenton Steamers |
NC |
Coastal Plain |
18-6 |
| Steamers make big strides in CPL with 11-game winning streak; getting production from Neosho County |
| (Kan.) CC 1B Adam Giacalone (.324-4-12), Miami (Ohio) RHP Brooks Fiala (2-1, 0.74) |
| 4 |
5 |
Wenatchee AppleSox |
WA |
West Coast |
17-2 |
| Two-time WCL defending champs have 2.05 team ERA, jumped out to big lead behind Portland |
| RHP Owen Jones (3-0, 1.60, 34 IP/35 SO), Gonzaga RHP Aaron Brooks (3-0, 1.14) |
| 5 |
1 |
Hyannis Harbor Hawks |
MA |
Cape Cod |
9-5 |
| Hawks slip from No. 1, but Hawks still getting big seasons from Cal State Fullerton RHP Dylan Floro |
| (2-0, 0.00), Clemson RHP Scott Firth (1-0, 0.75), Jacksonville OF Dan Gulbransen (.357-0-6) |
| 6 |
9 |
Holyoke Blue Sox |
MA |
New England Collegiate |
8-2 |
| Blue Sox getting maximum value out of top catching tandem of Kennesaw State's Ronnie Freeman |
| (.323-1-4) and Buffalo's Tom Murphy (.262-0-9), plus Stanford 3B Eric Smith (.348-1-4) |
| 7 |
10 |
Harrisonburg Turks |
VA |
Valley |
16-5 |
| Hard-hitting OFs Dodson McPherson (.333-6-27) from Wingate (N.C.) and Mac Williamson (.382-6-22) |
| from Wake Forest have led Turks to fast start in Valley League standings |
| 8 |
4 |
Mankato MoonDogs |
MN |
Northwoods |
16-8 |
| Utah OF Shaun Cooper (.371-6-22), San Diego State IF Blair Moore (.323-4-19) and Seminole |
| State (Okla.) CC OF Cody Ferrell (.301-4-13) all swinging hot bats for MoonDogs |
| 9 |
15 |
Kenai Peninsula Oilers |
AK |
Alaska |
11-3 |
| Oilers still atop Alaska standings; getting good mileage from Cal Poly SS Mike Miller (.455-0-7), |
| St. Mary's DH Troy Channing (.310-2-12), Long Beach State RHP Jon Maciel (1-0, 0.66) |
| 10 |
21 |
Bethesda Big Train |
MD |
Cal Ripken |
16-4 |
| Two-time Cap Ripken champs surging behind Princeton RHP Matt Bowman (2-1, 0.39), UNC |
| Wilmington LHP Kelly Secrest (3-0, 0.90), hitting of Cal State Northridge IF Adam Barry (.382-0-17) |
| 11 |
7 |
Orleans Firebirds |
MA |
Cape Cod |
7-6 |
| Jacksonville State 1B Ben Waldrip (.294-3-8), Arizona OF Steve Selsky (.295-2-8) are among Cape's |
| top sluggers; Kentucky RHP Trevor Gott (0-0, 1.50, 6 SV) has been a stalwart in bullpen |
| 12 |
16 |
Glens Falls Golden Eagles |
NY |
Perfect Game |
10-3 |
| Siena RHP Neil Fryer (3-0, 1.65), St. Louis RHP Derek Mazzio (0-0, 1.47, 18 IP/26 SO) have excelled |
| on mound for Eagles, Yavapai (Ariz.) CC IF Josh Anderson (.333-2-14) at plate |
| 13 |
19 |
Cincinnati Steam |
OH |
Great Lakes |
11-2 |
| Local products power Steam to top of GLL standings: University of Cincinnati OF Jake Proctor |
| (.438-1-12) and RHP Zach Isler (2-0, 1.29, 4 SV), Miami (Ohio) 1B Kevin Bower (.351-2-13) |
| 14 |
13 |
Madison Mallards |
WI |
Northwoods |
16-9 |
| Led by Tennessee-Martin OF Jordan Owen (.392-4-16) and Central Michigan 1B Nate Theunissen |
| (.338-3-10), the Mallards have pounded the ball at a .286 clip and slugged 22 home runs |
| 15 |
6 |
Quincy Gems |
IL |
Prospect |
15-6 |
| Gems have slipped after 14-2 start, but still getting productive 2011 seasons from San Diego State |
| RHP T.J. Kendzora (4-0, 1.84), Southeastern Louisiana RHP Josh Janway (3-1, 1.19) |
| 16 |
18 |
Brewster White Caps |
MA |
Cape Cod |
7-6 |
| Morehead State C Taylor Davis (.385-1-11) tops Cape in BA, RBIs; Tennessee OF Andrew Toles |
| (.364-0-2, 7 SB), Michigan State RHP Tony Bucciferro (1-1, 2.08) also stand out |
| 17 |
17 |
Keene Swamp Bats |
NH |
New England Collegiate |
7-3 |
| Six-foot-6, 245-pound Louisville RHP Jeff Thompson (1-1, 2.08) and 5-foot-9 Iowa Western CC |
| LHP Kyle Gehrs (2-0, 0.00) have been effective bookends on Swamp Bats staff |
| 18 |
NR |
Eau Claire Express |
WI |
Northwoods |
16-8 |
| Nation's top team in 2010 has gotten big seasons from Yavapai (Ariz.) JC C Nolan Clark (.354-4-10), |
| New Mexico State C Zac Fisher (.326-3-10), Nebraska OF Josh Scheffert (.277-5-15) |
| 19 |
14 |
Forest City Owls |
NC |
Coastal Plain |
16-10 |
| Pitching of VCU RHP Seth Cutler-Voltz (3-1, 1.71), Nebraska RHP Ryan Hander (2-2, 2.13), |
| Gardner-Webb RHP Adam Izokovic (0-0, 0.00, 5 SV) has been key to Owls success |
| 20 |
NR |
San Luis Obispo Blues |
CA |
California Collegiate |
16-5 |
| Northern Illinois LHP Tom Barry (3-1, 0.78), College of Southern Idaho RHP Travis Huber (2-0, 1.61) |
| and Texas A&M RHP Jason Freeman (3-0, 1.64) have a combined 77 SO in 67 IP |
| 21 |
24 |
Winter Park Diamond Dawgs |
FL |
Florida |
11-3 |
| Three State College of Florida products, 3B B.J. Zimmerman (.432-2-15), and RHPs Jeremy Strawn |
| (3-0, 2.14) and Ben Brown (2-0, 2.37), lead Dawgs to top of FCSL standings |
| 22 |
25 |
Utica Brewers |
NY |
New York Collegiate |
15-1 |
| New club has taken NYCBL by storm, posting team 1.71 ERA; St. Petersburg JC RHP Brent Knauss |
| (2-0, 0.00), Warner Southern (Fla.) RHP Jacob Pettit (3-0, 0.50) have dominated |
| 23 |
NR |
East Texas Pumpjacks |
TX |
Texas Collegiate |
14-9 |
| Southern California RHPs James Guillen (3-0, 1.74) and Matt Munson (1-0, 0.78, McNeese State |
| RHP Jaden Dillon (3-1, 2.76) have led Pumpjacks to top of TCL standings |
| 24 |
12 |
St. Joseph Mustangs |
MO |
MINK |
17-7 |
| Two Missouri products, Missouri State IF Brent Seifert (.333-2-15 and Rockhurst OF T.J. Dailey |
| (.413-0-9), and Southern Arkansas RHP Doug Shields (3-1, 1.11, 2 SV) have stood out |
| 25 |
NR |
Bourne Braves |
MA |
Cape Cod |
6-6 |
| Texas Christian OF Jason Coats (.324-0-4), an 11th-rounder in 2011 draft, is a proven hitter; |
| Stony Brook OF Travis Jankowski (.316-0-7) has been opening eyes with his bat |