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SIAC Baseball All-Conference Team Announced
Atlanta, GA—The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) released its 2013 All-Conference Baseball Team as voted
by the SIAC Baseball Coaches Association.
The list featuring 20 first and second team players is led by Tuskegee University junior Cash Oliver, who was voted as SIAC
Baseball Player of the Year.
The native of Lancaster, CA was a major impact player for the Golden Tigers during the regular season, which advanced to the
SIAC Baseball Championship Tournament as the #4 seed out of the SIAC West Division. As the team’s third baseman, Oliver had a
.932 fielding percentage, while being a force behind the place with his .357 batting average. For the regular season, Oliver had 35 hits,
22 RBIs, five doubles and three home runs, while stealing 13-out-of-16 bases.
Stillman College junior Joey Falletta was named the SIAC Starting Pitcher of the Year. As the team’s ace, Falletta starred for the
Tigers and posted a perfect 5-0 record, which included Stillman’s first recorded no-hitter in school history. The Franklin, TN native
had one of the lowest ERA in the conference for starting pitchers with 1.86 and won several big games for Stillman, while leading the
team to the West Division title and top-seed for the SIAC Baseball Tournament.
Relief Pitcher of the Year was awarded to Stillman College junior Tyler Vails, who posted a 3.14 ERA this season, while
averaging 4.3 strikeouts on every appearance this season. Claflin University’s Sixto Guerrero was named SIAC Freshman of the year
after averaging .372 from behind the plate with 42 hits, 23 RBIs, eight doubles, and three triples for the year.
SIAC Coach of the Year was awarded to Albany State’s Kenyan Conner, who guided Albany State to the top record in the SIAC
East Division
SIAC Baseball First Team
Name
School
Class
Position
Hometown
Allen Hardy
Albany State
Sophomore
Shortstop
Atlanta, GA
Kevin Davis
Benedict
Sophomore
Second Base
Columbia, SC
David Webber
Benedict
Senior
First Base
Los Angeles, CA
Doren Blake
Benedict
Freshman
Third Base
Lombard, IL
Jocquese Brinson
Benedict
Sophomore
Outfield
Columbia, SC
Lydell Moseby
Benedict
Senior
Short Stop
Sacramento, CA
Tyler Vails
Stillman
Junior
Pitcher
Gordo, AL
Joey Falletta
Stillman
Junior
Pitcher
Franklin, TN
Kyle Smith
Stillman
Junior
Third Base
McCalla, AL
Cash Oliver
Tuskegee
Junior
Third Base
Lancaster, CA
SIAC Baseball Second Team
Name
School
Class
Position
Hometown
Robert Latner
Albany State
Junior
Outfielder
Melrose, FL
Dexter Moody
Albany State
Junior
Outfield
Twin Cities, GA
Sixto Guerrero
Claflin
Freshman
Outfield
Sarasota, FL
Marshall Howard
Kentucky State Sophomore
Catcher
Novi, MI
Kameron McCreless
Stillman
Junior
Infielder
Haleyville, AL
Trent Posey
Stillman
Junior
Outfield
Calera, AL
Dustin Dunn
Stillman
Junior
Second Base
Gadsden, AL
John Bryant
Tuskegee
Sophomore
Pitcher
Lithonia, GA
Cameron Duncan
Tuskegee
Junior
First Base
Alpine, AL
Nick Baldeli-Boggs
Stillman
Junior
First Base
Ocean Springs, MS
Player of the Year: Cash Oliver, Tuskegee
Freshman of the Year: Sixto Guerrero, Claflin
Starting Pitcher of the Year: Joey Falleta, Stillman
Relief Pitcher of the Year: Tyler Vails, Stillman
Coach of the Year: Kenyan Conner, Albany State
SIAC All-Academic Team
Name
Class
School
Major
GPA
Theodore Woodard
Sophomore
Kentucky State Psychology
3.94
Reginald Grimes
Sophomore
Kentucky State Social/Political Science
3.71
Jonathan Malone
Sophomore
Tuskegee
Mechanical Engineering
3.69
Lashante Grimes
Sophomore
Benedict
Recreation
3.69
Alexander Davie
Sophomore
Kentucky State Biology
3.60
Austin Freeman
Junior
Miles
Criminal Justice
3.60
Gregory Pollet, Jr
Junior
Miles
English
3.60
Kelvin Tanner
Junior
Clark Atlanta
Computer Information System
3.55
Sean Melton
Junior
Claflin
Sports Management
3.54
Vincent Hambrick
Sophomore
Clark Atlanta
Biology
3.51
All-Academic Team Champions: Kentucky State University, 3.52