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College  | Story | 2/8/2022

Conference Preview: Ivy

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With the Ivy League making the decision to forgo the 2020 and 2021 baseball seasons due to COVID, previous team win-loss records are not included in this preview.

Preseason All-Conference Team

Pos. Name School Stats/Notes
C Jackson Appel Penn 2021 Defensive Player of Year Award for the Futures League. In 33 games, he hit .349 with a .442 OBP and 22 RBI
1B Tyler MacGregor Columbia Played in 28 games in the 2021 Northwoods League hitting .226 with 1 HR and 13 RBI
MIF Mason LaPlante Yale Was named 2021 first team All-NECBL, hitting .271 with a .394 OBP, 26 RBIs and 30 runs
MIF Logan Bravo Harvard Hit 14 HR, 32 RBIs, and a .287 batting average in 39 games in the 2021 NECBL
3B Wyatt Henseler Penn Hit .326 with seven doubles and 7 HR in the 2021 Coastal Plains League. He ranked in the top-ten in CPL in in total hits (46) and RBI (32).
OF Scott Bandura Princeton .351-4-26 with 31 stolen bases in the Cal Ripken League in 2021
OF Hayden Schott Columbia .307 average with 3 HR, 22 RBI and five stolen bases in the 2021 California Collegiate League
OF Brendan Cummings Princeton Hit .398/.487/.526 with 1 HR, 20 RBI, 36 runs and 12 stolen bases in the 2021 NECBL
DH Andrew Hernandez Penn Hit .291 with 8 HR and ranked fifth in the 2021 CPL ranking in RBI (36)
UT Ben Miller Penn Hit .317 with 7 HR and 23 RBI in the 2021 Coastal Plain League
SP Owen Coady Penn 2021 Cape Cod All-Star, made 12 appearances, he worked 13.2 innings and struck out 22 hitters recording 5 saves
SP Joe Miller Penn 2021 Coastal Plains League Pitcher of the Year. He led the CPL in wins (6) and strikeouts (71), while ranking second in the league in ERA (1.50).
SP Adam Stone Harvard 2021 USA Collegiate National Team, physical mid-90’s arm
SP Justin Murray Dartmouth 2019 team Rookie of the Year, fanned 37 in over 40 IP in the 2021 NECBL
RP Grant Kipp Yale Tossed over 31 IP in the 2021 NECBL with 39 K

Player of the Year: Mason LaPlante, INF, Yale
Pitcher of the Year: Adam Stone, RHP, Harvard
Freshman of the Year: Andrew D'Alessio, RHP, Princeton
 
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