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Page 2B | Sunday, May 24, 2015 shreveporttimes.com | The Times THE TIMES’ 2015 ALL-CITY BASEBALL TEAM Dillon Hostetler Steele Netterville Austin Townsend Blake Buckman Deauton Delgado Cameron Horton Peyton Davis Shane Miears Cameron Jacobs Chance Cole Andrew Lowe Kyle Backofen Tanner Craft Triston Carmack Ryne Ray FIRST TEAM PITCHERS ANDREW LOWE, Airline, Sr. 7-2, 1.26 ERA, 75 Ks KYLE BACKOFEN, Airline, Jr. 6-1, 2.15 ERA, 68 Ks TANNER CRAFT, Benton, Jr. 7-1, 1.96 ERA, 40 Ks TRISTON CARMACK, Haughton, Jr. 8-3, 1.97 ERA, 63 Ks CATCHER RYNE RAY, Evangel, Sr. .390, 6 HR, 34 RBIs INFIELDERS CAMERON HORTON, Benton, Sr. .405, 6 HR, 35 RBIs PEYTON DAVIS, Airline, Sr. .427, 2 HR, 33 RBIs SHANE MIEARS, Evangel, Sr. .341, 2 HR, 23 RBIs CAMERON JACOBS, Capt. Shreve, Sr. .402, 30 RBIs, 25 runs OUTFIELDERS CHANCE COLE, Byrd, Sr. .374, 4 HR, 37 runs DILLON HOSTETLER, Loyola, Sr. .444, 28 runs, 12 SB STEELE NETTERVILLE, Byrd, So. .360, 31 runs, 30 RBIs UTILITY AUSTIN TOWNSEND, Loyola, Sr. 32 RBIs, .580 OBP, 6-3 BLAKE BUCKMAN, Evangel, Sr. 6-2, 2.00 ERA, 35 Ks DEAUTON DELGADO, Northwood, Sr. .422, 1 HR, 21 RBIs SECOND TEAM Andrew Suggs, Byrd Jake Krews, Calvary Nathan Jones, Loyola Andrew Robinson, Byrd Austin Stegall, Evangel Shea Patterson, Calvary Tyler Davis, Haughton Justin Skeesick, Capt. Shreve Cody Morgan, North Caddo Jonathan Plant, Haughton Harrison Lawrence, Capt. Shreve Timmy Yelverton, Northwood Zach Dare, Southwood Trent Touchet, Byrd Seth Ryan, Haughton Jerry Johnson, Fair Park Branson Woodward, Benton PITCHER OF THE YEAR AARON SHEPPARD BENTON, SENIOR The Louisiana Tech signee is the second straight Benton pitcher to win a major award after Jordan Shaffer in 2014. The District 1-4A MVP posted a 9-3 record with a 0.97 ERA and recorded 75 strikeouts in 79 2/3 innings. Benton made the quarterfinals as a No. 4 seed. COACH OF THE YEAR J.D. STEPHENS BENTON (28-9) Stephens led a consistent program in his first three seasons at Benton, making the 4A quarterfinals each season and winning 27-plus games. The Tigers aimed to break through to a state tournament, but Benton’s 2-1 record against Evangel this season and its third straight district title is noteworthy. PLAYER OF THE YEAR BRYANT BOWEN CAPTAIN SHREVE, SENIOR, CATCHER The Southern Miss signee batted over .500 for most of the season before his average dipped to .478, and the hits were usually significant. Of the District 1-5A MVP’s 54 hits, 32 went for extra bases, including a Gators single- season record of 25 doubles along with seven home runs. He led Captain Shreve to the playoffs as a No. 23 seed. DOUGLAS COLLIER/THE TIMES Aaron Sheppard of Benton is All-City Pitcher of the year. J.D. Stephens of Benton is coach of the year. Captain Shreve catcher Bryant Bowen is player of the year. SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO PLAYER OF THE YEAR ALEX BOONE NORTH DESOTO, JR. A consistent force in the Griffins who hit for power (31 RBIs, 2 HR) and aver- age (.435). He led the Griffins to the second round of the Class 4A playoffs. He and running mate Hunter Speights (also a junior) will form arguably the most dangerous pair of bats in the area next season. PITCHER OF THE YEAR CAMERON GRAY LAKESIDE, SO. Gray is one of the best young arms in this corner of the state as he put together a 5-2 record with 1.09 ERA. He struck out 66 in 57 2/3 in- nings. Only nine of his 17 runs allowed were earned, and he walked only 13 bat- ters. Lakeside shared the District 1-2A title with Calvary and lost in the first round of the playoffs. COACH OF THE YEAR RICHARD PARTRIDGE FLORIEN In an area accustomed to having at least one state baseball champion, Partridge and the No. 2 seed Black- cats brought home the only state title. Florien (23-6) blasted through Class B by winning three of their five playoff games by nine runs or more, including the championship 10-1 over Fairview. PITCHERS MATT RAMSEY, North DeSoto, Sr. 5-4, 2.12 ERA, 66 Ks TRACE FRANCIS, Minden, Jr. 5-2, 2.43 ERA, 55 Ks JACOB BROWN, Cedar Creek, Sr. 7-2, 51 Ks, .412, 41 RBIs BLAKE FISHER, Converse, So. 9-4, 1.73 ERA, 129 Ks CATCHER JAKE GRAY, Lakeside, So. .382, 3 HR, 22 RBIs INFIELDERS GUNNER STEPHENS, Minden, Jr. .408, 19 RBIs LANE ALFORD, Florien, So. .402, 35 RBIs, 24 runs GUNNER MCEACHERN, North Webster, Sr. .443, 17 RBIs, 10 2B GARRETT VIENNE, St. Mary’s, Jr. .390, .549 OBP, 27 RBIs OUTFIELDERS LOGAN CLARK, Lakeside, Sr. .553, 38 runs, 19 RBIs AUSTIN KEOUGH, Minden, Sr. .402, 20 RBIs HUNTER SPEIGHTS, North DeSoto, Jr. .360, 2 HR, 37 RBIs UTILITY KEATON BOOKER, Florien, Sr. .481, 25 RBIs, 30 runs JOSH PRINCE, Lakeside, Jr. .479, 4 HR, 31 RBIs JAMES CARNEY, St. Mary’s, Sr. 7-3, 1.49 ERA, .420, 37 RBIs THE TIMES’ 2015 ALL-AREA BASEBALL TEAM

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  • Page 2B | Sunday, May 24, 2015 shreveporttimes.com | The Times

    THE TIMES 2015 ALL-CITY BASEBALL TEAM

    Dillon Hostetler

    Steele Netterville

    Austin Townsend

    BlakeBuckman

    Deauton Delgado

    Cameron Horton

    Peyton Davis

    Shane Miears

    Cameron Jacobs

    Chance Cole

    Andrew Lowe

    Kyle Backofen

    Tanner Craft

    Triston Carmack

    Ryne Ray

    FIRST TEAMPITCHERSANDREW LOWE, Airline, Sr. 7-2, 1.26 ERA, 75 KsKYLE BACKOFEN, Airline, Jr. 6-1, 2.15 ERA, 68 KsTANNER CRAFT, Benton, Jr. 7-1, 1.96 ERA, 40 KsTRISTON CARMACK, Haughton, Jr. 8-3, 1.97 ERA, 63 Ks

    CATCHERRYNE RAY, Evangel, Sr. .390, 6 HR, 34 RBIs

    INFIELDERSCAMERON HORTON, Benton, Sr. .405, 6 HR, 35 RBIsPEYTON DAVIS, Airline, Sr. .427, 2 HR, 33 RBIsSHANE MIEARS, Evangel, Sr. .341, 2 HR, 23 RBIsCAMERON JACOBS, Capt. Shreve, Sr. .402, 30 RBIs, 25 runs

    OUTFIELDERSCHANCE COLE, Byrd, Sr. .374, 4 HR, 37 runsDILLON HOSTETLER, Loyola, Sr. .444, 28 runs, 12 SBSTEELE NETTERVILLE, Byrd, So. .360, 31 runs, 30 RBIs

    UTILITYAUSTIN TOWNSEND, Loyola, Sr. 32 RBIs, .580 OBP, 6-3BLAKE BUCKMAN, Evangel, Sr. 6-2, 2.00 ERA, 35 KsDEAUTON DELGADO, Northwood, Sr. .422, 1 HR, 21 RBIs

    SECOND TEAMAndrew Suggs, ByrdJake Krews, CalvaryNathan Jones, LoyolaAndrew Robinson, ByrdAustin Stegall, EvangelShea Patterson, CalvaryTyler Davis, HaughtonJustin Skeesick, Capt. ShreveCody Morgan, North CaddoJonathan Plant, HaughtonHarrison Lawrence, Capt. ShreveTimmy Yelverton, NorthwoodZach Dare, SouthwoodTrent Touchet, ByrdSeth Ryan, HaughtonJerry Johnson, Fair ParkBranson Woodward, Benton

    PITCHER OF THE YEAR

    AARON SHEPPARDBENTON, SENIORThe Louisiana Tech signee isthe second straight Bentonpitcher to win a major awardafter Jordan Shaffer in 2014.The District 1-4A MVP posteda 9-3 record with a 0.97 ERAand recorded 75 strikeouts in79 2/3 innings. Benton madethe quarterfinals as a No. 4seed.

    COACH OF THE YEAR

    J.D. STEPHENSBENTON (28-9)Stephens led a consistentprogram in his first threeseasons at Benton, makingthe 4A quarterfinals eachseason and winning 27-plusgames. The Tigers aimed tobreak through to a statetournament, but Bentons 2-1record against Evangel thisseason and its third straightdistrict title is noteworthy.

    PLAYER OF THE YEAR

    BRYANT BOWENCAPTAIN SHREVE,SENIOR, CATCHERThe Southern Miss signeebatted over .500 for most ofthe season before his averagedipped to .478, and the hitswere usually significant. Ofthe District 1-5A MVPs 54 hits,32 went for extra bases,including a Gators single-season record of 25 doublesalong with seven home runs.He led Captain Shreve to theplayoffs as a No. 23 seed.

    DOUGLAS COLLIER/THE TIMES

    Aaron Sheppard of Benton is All-City Pitcher of the year. J.D. Stephens of Benton is coach of the year. Captain Shreve catcher Bryant Bowen is player of the year.

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    PLAYER OF THE YEAR

    ALEX BOONENORTH DESOTO, JR.A consistent force in the Griffins whohit for power (31 RBIs, 2 HR) and aver-age (.435). He led the Griffins to thesecond round of the Class 4A playoffs.He and running mate Hunter Speights(also a junior) will form arguably themost dangerous pair of bats in the areanext season.

    PITCHER OF THE YEAR

    CAMERON GRAYLAKESIDE, SO.Gray is one of the best youngarms in this corner of thestate as he put together a 5-2record with 1.09 ERA. Hestruck out 66 in 57 2/3 in-nings. Only nine of his 17runs allowed were earned,and he walked only 13 bat-ters. Lakeside shared theDistrict 1-2A title with Calvaryand lost in the first round ofthe playoffs.

    COACH OF THE YEAR

    RICHARD PARTRIDGEFLORIENIn an area accustomed to having atleast one state baseball champion,Partridge and the No. 2 seed Black-cats brought home the only statetitle. Florien (23-6) blasted throughClass B by winning three of their fiveplayoff games by nine runs or more,including the championship 10-1over Fairview.

    PITCHERSMATT RAMSEY, North DeSoto, Sr. 5-4, 2.12 ERA, 66 KsTRACE FRANCIS, Minden, Jr. 5-2, 2.43 ERA, 55 KsJACOB BROWN, Cedar Creek, Sr. 7-2, 51 Ks, .412, 41 RBIsBLAKE FISHER, Converse, So. 9-4, 1.73 ERA, 129 Ks

    CATCHERJAKE GRAY, Lakeside, So. .382, 3 HR, 22 RBIs

    INFIELDERSGUNNER STEPHENS, Minden, Jr. .408, 19 RBIsLANE ALFORD, Florien, So. .402, 35 RBIs, 24 runsGUNNER MCEACHERN, North Webster, Sr. .443, 17 RBIs, 10 2BGARRETT VIENNE, St. Marys, Jr. .390, .549 OBP, 27 RBIs

    OUTFIELDERSLOGAN CLARK, Lakeside, Sr. .553, 38 runs, 19 RBIsAUSTIN KEOUGH, Minden, Sr. .402, 20 RBIsHUNTER SPEIGHTS, North DeSoto, Jr. .360, 2 HR, 37 RBIs

    UTILITYKEATON BOOKER, Florien, Sr. .481, 25 RBIs, 30 runsJOSH PRINCE, Lakeside, Jr. .479, 4 HR, 31 RBIsJAMES CARNEY, St. Marys, Sr. 7-3, 1.49 ERA, .420, 37 RBIs

    THE TIMES 2015 ALL-AREA BASEBALL TEAM