Three Army Players, Nick Hill, Milan Dinga and Cole White were named to the All-Gotham 2007 Post-Season Collegiate All-Gotham Team, announced on Friday.
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Gotham Baseball Magazine Announces the Second Annual All-Gotham Post-Season Collegiate Baseball Team
Special Lucky Seven Issue Unveiled at Mickey Mantle’s
New York, NY – August 17, 2007: Rutgers University All-America shortstop Todd Frazier and Army closer Milan Dinga are among 17 players honored as Gotham Baseball Magazine announced the Second Annual Division I Post-Season All-Gotham Team. Frazier and Dinga are the only two players who were named to last season’s inaugural team.
Army and St. John’s University each had three players selected, as ace lefthander Nick Hill and pitcher/outfielder Cole White joined fellow Cadet Dinga on the squad. The Red Storm were represented by left-hander Scott Barnes, second baseman Sam DeLuca and designated hitter Ryan Mahoney.
Rutgers, who shared the regular season Big East championship with St. John’s, was named the Gotham Baseball Team of the Year. Outfielder David Williams joined Frazier as the Scarlet Knights’ representation on the team. Northeast Conference champion Monmouth University was represented by Brad Brach and Andy Meyers, two key components in the Hawks’ NEC Tournament title.
Hoftsra University’s Matt Prokopowicz, who hit .416, was the lone freshman selected to the team.
Manhattan, Sacred Heart, Fordham, Quinnipiac and New York Tech were also represented on the team.
Seven players (Nick Hill, Brad Brach, Scott Barnes, Jay Monti, Milan Dinga, Todd Frazier and Cole White) were selected to Gotham Baseball Magazine’s pre-season team, featured in the magazine’s previous issue.
“This team represents only the tip of a very talented mountain of outstanding players in the Gotham area,” said Chip Armonaitis, Gotham Baseball’s college baseball editor. “There are at least another 10 players who had legitimate cases to make this team.”
About Gotham Baseball:
Gotham Baseball, founded in 2005, is the only periodical dedicated to comprehensive coverage of New York area baseball. A subsidiary of Gotham Sports Media LLC, its mission is to fully cover the past, present and future of the New York game. The Gotham Baseball website features news stories, photos and features on the New York game, from the big leagues, the minor leagues and independent leagues, from the Old Time game to the college game, and daily columns from a full roster of writers. The magazine is available through subscription and on newsstands. For more information, visit Gotham Baseball online at www.gothambaseballmagazine.com.
Gotham Baseball Magazine’s Second Annual
Position
Name
School
Stats
C John Mollicone Fordham .325, 9 hr, 53 RBI
1B Andy Meyers Monmouth .395, 9 hr, 65 RBI
2B Sam DeLuca St. John's .351 2 hr, 46 RBI
SS Todd Frazier Rutgers .377, 22hr, 65 RBI
3B Matt Prokopowicz Hofstra .416, 6 hr, 52 RBI
OF David Williams Rutgers .412, 5 hr, 52 RBI
OF Kraig Binick NY Tech .406, 8 hr, 35 RBI
OF Tim Binkowski Quinnipiac .424, 3 hr, 39 RBI
DH Ryan Mahoney St. John's .288, 13 hr, 58 RBI
Util Cole White Army .408, 4 hr, 29 RBI, 7-3, 3.49 ERA
SP Nick Hill Army 7-3, 1.91 ERA 100 k's
SP Brad Brach Monmouth 9-3, 2.89 ERA
SP Scott Barnes St. John's 7-2, 2.93 ERA
SP Jay Monti Sacred Heart 8-4, 1.34 ERA
SP Jesse Darcy Manhattan 9-3, 2.19 ERA
Setup Brian Pendergast Manhattan 8-1, 3.05 ERA, 5 saves
Closer Milan Dinga Army 2-0, 0.92 ERA, 6 saves
TEAM OF THE YEAR - RUTGERS (42-21, Big East Tournament Champs)
Gotham Baseball
See release below:
Gotham Baseball Magazine Announces the Second Annual All-Gotham Post-Season Collegiate Baseball Team
Special Lucky Seven Issue Unveiled at Mickey Mantle’s
New York, NY – August 17, 2007: Rutgers University All-America shortstop Todd Frazier and Army closer Milan Dinga are among 17 players honored as Gotham Baseball Magazine announced the Second Annual Division I Post-Season All-Gotham Team. Frazier and Dinga are the only two players who were named to last season’s inaugural team.
Army and St. John’s University each had three players selected, as ace lefthander Nick Hill and pitcher/outfielder Cole White joined fellow Cadet Dinga on the squad. The Red Storm were represented by left-hander Scott Barnes, second baseman Sam DeLuca and designated hitter Ryan Mahoney.
Rutgers, who shared the regular season Big East championship with St. John’s, was named the Gotham Baseball Team of the Year. Outfielder David Williams joined Frazier as the Scarlet Knights’ representation on the team. Northeast Conference champion Monmouth University was represented by Brad Brach and Andy Meyers, two key components in the Hawks’ NEC Tournament title.
Hoftsra University’s Matt Prokopowicz, who hit .416, was the lone freshman selected to the team.
Manhattan, Sacred Heart, Fordham, Quinnipiac and New York Tech were also represented on the team.
Seven players (Nick Hill, Brad Brach, Scott Barnes, Jay Monti, Milan Dinga, Todd Frazier and Cole White) were selected to Gotham Baseball Magazine’s pre-season team, featured in the magazine’s previous issue.
“This team represents only the tip of a very talented mountain of outstanding players in the Gotham area,” said Chip Armonaitis, Gotham Baseball’s college baseball editor. “There are at least another 10 players who had legitimate cases to make this team.”
About Gotham Baseball:
Gotham Baseball, founded in 2005, is the only periodical dedicated to comprehensive coverage of New York area baseball. A subsidiary of Gotham Sports Media LLC, its mission is to fully cover the past, present and future of the New York game. The Gotham Baseball website features news stories, photos and features on the New York game, from the big leagues, the minor leagues and independent leagues, from the Old Time game to the college game, and daily columns from a full roster of writers. The magazine is available through subscription and on newsstands. For more information, visit Gotham Baseball online at www.gothambaseballmagazine.com.
Gotham Baseball Magazine’s Second Annual
Position
Name
School
Stats
C John Mollicone Fordham .325, 9 hr, 53 RBI
1B Andy Meyers Monmouth .395, 9 hr, 65 RBI
2B Sam DeLuca St. John's .351 2 hr, 46 RBI
SS Todd Frazier Rutgers .377, 22hr, 65 RBI
3B Matt Prokopowicz Hofstra .416, 6 hr, 52 RBI
OF David Williams Rutgers .412, 5 hr, 52 RBI
OF Kraig Binick NY Tech .406, 8 hr, 35 RBI
OF Tim Binkowski Quinnipiac .424, 3 hr, 39 RBI
DH Ryan Mahoney St. John's .288, 13 hr, 58 RBI
Util Cole White Army .408, 4 hr, 29 RBI, 7-3, 3.49 ERA
SP Nick Hill Army 7-3, 1.91 ERA 100 k's
SP Brad Brach Monmouth 9-3, 2.89 ERA
SP Scott Barnes St. John's 7-2, 2.93 ERA
SP Jay Monti Sacred Heart 8-4, 1.34 ERA
SP Jesse Darcy Manhattan 9-3, 2.19 ERA
Setup Brian Pendergast Manhattan 8-1, 3.05 ERA, 5 saves
Closer Milan Dinga Army 2-0, 0.92 ERA, 6 saves
TEAM OF THE YEAR - RUTGERS (42-21, Big East Tournament Champs)
Gotham Baseball
