Tier 1 2013 Award Nominees - All Awards to be voted on by team managers

Voting Period : to be determined

Each team votes for a 1st and 2nd place. [Can NOT vote for own team]

Results to be announced at the NCBL Award Banquet on November 8th

MVP

Team

Player

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Adam Oattes had a spectacular season. Offensively, he had a hit in each game he had a PA, and struck out ZERO times as he anchored the Brewers offense from the number 3 spot in the order. On the mound, he logged the 3rd most IP on the team giving up just 5 earned runs, as the Brewers defence didn't help him much.

Brewers

Adam Oattes

0.435

0.479

0.597

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

25.66

2-1-0

1.36

1.25

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

The reigning Tier 1 Rookie of the Year is always a defensive rock at shortstop with his speed, range, and arm strength - not many ground balls or flares get past him. Offensively he finished the year with a 0.424 average, 0.530 ONB % and 1.106 OPS. Had hits in 18 of 23 games played, including 7 multi hit games and reached base safely in 22 of these 23 games. He was 3rd in the league with 8 doubles, tied for 3rd with 28 hits, 6th with 14 walks, and only struck out 5 times all year - good enough for 2nd with a 0.06 K/PA.

Cubs

Steve Renaud

0.424

0.530

0.576

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Ponies shortstop had another stellar season with glove & bat, leading team with 6 HR while slugging .833. Had 1.315 OBS

Ponies

Derek Mack

0.431

0.481

0.833

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

hit .342 with a ONB of .597! Keith led the team in OPS .992 and walks 23. Scored 18 runs

Panthers

Keith Bray

0.342

0.597

0.395

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Played an all-star caliber shortstop this year for the Selects and was able to tally an impressive 0.396 batting average with 7 stolen bases to his credit. Not only was he a stalwart in the field and at the plate for the Selects this season but he also was able to effectively contribute on the mound as well. Appearing in countless games in a shutdown role.

Selects

Kyle Craig

0.396

0.482

0.688

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

12.00

0-3-0

9.33

2.25

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Outlaws

Bryan McGee

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

Best Batter

Team

Player

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Adam led the Brewers in hits, RBI, doubles while hitting safely in all games he appeared while striking out ZERO times. He was by far, the most consistent Brewers hitter in 2013.

Brewers

Adam Oattes

0.435

0.479

0.597

Runs

EXBH

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Our leadoff hitter who finished 2nd in the league with a 0.444 batting average. Had hits in 14 of 16 games he played, including multiple hits in 8 of these 16 games. Averaged 1.5 hits per game. Despite missing 8 games, he still was 7th in league with 24 total hits, tied for 5th with 15 runs scored., and led the league with 12 stolen bases.

Cubs

Kevin Brunet

0.444

0.468

0.574

Runs

EXBH

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

James Hornby OF & DH lead team with .440 Avg & 29 RBI.

Ponies

James Hornby

0.440

0.476

0.773

Runs

EXBH

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Lead the Panthers in avg .404 , RBIs 17 and Slug .462

Panthers

Kevin Miller

0.404

0.466

0.462

Runs

EXBH

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Played a crucial role for the Selects again this season in the clean up spot. Shawn was able to accumulate an impressive 0.422 batting average.

Selects

Shawn Hopewell

0.422

0.519

0.563

Runs

EXBH

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Outlaws

Bryan McGee

Runs

EXBH

Best Pitcher

Team

Player

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

With a few injured pitchers in 2013, the Brewers had rely heavily on Geoff. He answered the call on many occasions in the starting role, closing role, and long relief. Despite not always getting much rest in between appearances, he still struck out more than 1 per inning and only walked 10 in 43+ innings.

Brewers

Geoff Magnus

43.33

5-2-0

1.62

1.25

Hits

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

The ace of our pitching staff was 3rd in the league with 39IP, 4th with a 1.79 ERA, 5th with 1.36 WHIP, and 5th with 40 Ks. Brooksy has the uncanny ability of getting better as the game goes on. He also contributes offensively by hitting a respectable 0.357.

Cubs

Bobby Brooks

39.00

3-2-0

1.79

1.36

Hits

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

Ponies

John Ivimey

35.00

6-0-0

2.40

1.40

Hits

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

Had 84k in 47 inning with a 4-2 record.

Panthers

Marc Charbonneau

46.66

4-2-0

3.00

1.29

Hits

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

He pitched once a week for the Selects this season and was able to shut down the opponent best on a regular basis. He logged the majority of the innings for the Selects this season in a variety of conditions. He was a true warrior for the Selects this season

Selects

Wes Hoppner

38.00

2-4-1

5.33

2.03

Hits

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

Outlaws

Pat Hill

Hits

Sportsmanship and Ability

Team

Player

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Matt quietly had a very strong season at the plate and in the field. Despite usually hitting near the bottom of the order, he put together a .888 OPS hitting 4 doubles along the way. Meanwhile, he solidified his hold as the Brewers starting 3rd baseman with a very consistent season in the field, with few errors.

Brewers

Matt Battig

0.341

0.449

0.439

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

3.33

0-0-0

8.41

2.40

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Our clean up hitter who started the year with a 10 game hit steak and finished the year with a 0.361 average and 0.440 ONB. He had hits in 20 of 24 games and was 2nd in the league with 11SBs - so he is not your typical catcher/cleanup hitter! Hammer is a great teammate who is well liked and is respected throughout the league. He also developed a good rapport with league umpires while putting in so many innings behind the dish and never do you hear him complain about a call.

Cubs

Evan Hammond

0.361

0.440

0.486

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

2.00

0-0-1

0.00

1.00

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Ponies

Kurtis Miller

0.382

0.488

0.412

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

323 avg and led the team in hr, slug and steals

Panthers

Ken Huggins

0.323

0.405

0.462

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

played a regular third base, pitched 21 innings with a 3.35 ERA, hit for a 0.318 batting average. All the while sporting a smile as big as the noonday sun.

Selects

Felix Septimo

0.318

0.444

0.379

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

21.00

0-0-0

3.33

1.86

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Outlaws

Alan Gauthier

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

Top Rookie

Team

Player

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Sean was a welcome addition in 2013 and immediately became the teams starting catcher. Offensively and defensively he improved as the year progressed and handled our pitching staff very effectively despite never seeing most of our pitchers before.

Brewers

Sean Green

0.222

0.300

0.267

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

0.00

0-0-0

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Cubs

No Nominee

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Ponies

Jeff Skelhorne-Gross

0.476

0.538

0.690

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Panthers

No Nominee

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

He pitched, catched and played an amazing right field. He batted 0.412 hitting the ball harder than has ever been seen at Kinsmen Field before. He proved himself to be a formidable adversary for the opposing teams

Selects

Etan Maoz

0.412

0.524

0.647

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

3.66

0-0-0

9.56

2.73

RBI

AVG

ONB

SLUG

Outlaws

No nominee

W-L-S

ERA

WHIP

Top Manager

Team

Player

2013 Team Record

Brewers

Bill Beelen

13-10-1

158RF

126RA

Third Place

2012 Team Record

19-3-2

171RF

87RA

First Place

2013 Team Record

Cubs

Rob Lay

13-9-2

121RF

84RA

Second Place

2012 Team Record

13-10-1

142RF

99RA

Third Place

2013 Team Record

Outlaws

Ryan McGovern

4-19-1

75RF

204RA

Sixth Place

2012 Team Record

7-17

98RF

141RA

Sixth Place

2013 Team Record

Panthers

Trevor Bowering

12-10-2

105RF

113RA

Fourth Place

2012 Team Record

12-11-1

142RF

144RA

Fourth Place

2013 Team Record

Ponies

Ken Spicer

16-7-1

183RF

105RA

First Place

2012 Team Record

16-8

159RF

95RA

Second Place

2013 Team Record

Selects

Bobby Howe

9-12-3

130RF

140RA

Fifth Place

2012 Team Record

10-10-4

108RF

99RA

Fifth Place