Grice earns Jon Olerud Award
Clemson's Caden Grice on Tuesday was named winner of the Jon Olerud Award, given to the top two-way player in college baseball.Grice, a junior from Greer, hit .307 with 18 homers and 68 RBI. He also went 8-1 with a 3.35 ERA and strikeouts in 78 innings.
The award is named for Jon Olerud, a former standout two-way player at Washington State University who went on to play in the major leagues. It is presented by the College Baseball Foundation.
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Billy Amick and Caden Grice of Clemson, Ethan Petry of South Carolina and Derek Bender of Coastal Carolinas were named first-team all-Atlantic Region. Payton Eeles and Teddy Sharkey of Coastal Carolina, Ryan Galanie of Wofford, Cole Messina of South Carolina and Cam Cannarella of Clemson were second-team all-Atlantic Region.
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State players earn all-region honors
Nine NCAA Division I players from S.C, colleges and universities and some others with connections to the state was named to all-region teams as selected by the American Baseball Coaches Association.Billy Amick and Caden Grice of Clemson, Ethan Petry of South Carolina and Derek Bender of Coastal Carolinas were named first-team all-Atlantic Region. Payton Eeles and Teddy Sharkey of Coastal Carolina, Ryan Galanie of Wofford, Cole Messina of South Carolina and Cam Cannarella of Clemson were second-team all-Atlantic Region.
In addition, Greenville High graduate Braden Golinski of Army was second-team all-Northeast, Coastal Carolina transfer BT Riopelle of Florida was second-team all-Southeast, Wofford transfer Brennen Dorighi of Iowa was named first-team all-Midwest and USC transfer Matt Hogan of Oral Roberts was second-team all-Central,
Rankings
* Collegiate Baseball DI: 1. Wake Forest. 14. South Carolina. 17. Clemson. 21. Coastal Carolina.* Collegiate Baseball DII: 1. Angelo State. 5. North Greenville. 20. Newberry.
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