1992 NJCAA Baseball World Series
The 1992 NJCAA Baseball World Series was held May 23 to May 30 at Sam Suplizio Field in Grand Junction, CO. The ten schools qualified by winning one of ten District tournaments. Essex Community College defeated Pima Community College in the championship game. Mike Peters of Essex was named MVP.
1992 was the last year of a single Junior College tournament. Beginning in 1993, there would be 3 tournaments for Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3.
Participating Teams[edit]
School | Record | Head Coach |
---|---|---|
Blinn College | 43-22 | Kyle Van Hook |
Essex Community College | 26-4 | George Henderson |
Indian Hills Community College | 36-15 | Rick Mathews |
John A. Logan College | 54-6 | Jerry Halstead |
Louisburg College | 39-10 | Russ Frazier |
Pima Community College | 26-21 | Roger Werbylo |
Community College of Rhode Island | 24-7 | Art Pontarelli |
Seminole State College | 59-11 | Lloyd Simmons |
Trinidad State Junior College | 47-12 | Nino Giarratano |
Wallace State Community College | 35-8 | Randy Putnam |
Results[edit]
College World Series Bracket[edit]
Bracket to be included
Game Results[edit]
All-Tournament Team[edit]
- IF: George Arias, Pima
- IF: Miguel Arvizu, Pima
- IF: Jonathon Mathews, Indian Hills
- IF: David Brooks, Blinn
- UTIL, Chad Tredaway, Seminole
- OF: Jeremy Hunt, George C. Wallace
- OF: Gator McBride, John A. Logan
- OF: Shawn Lopez, Blinn
- OF: Ken Copeland, Trinidad
- C: Mike Peters, Essex
- C: Reggie Felix, Pima
- P: Rob Webster, Essex
- P: Marc Barcelo, Pima
- P: Tony Elmer, Pima
- DH: Greg Boyd, Essex
NJCAA Baseball World Series
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