1995 Baseball Standings
1995 Baseball Standings
School Conf Over Last Game Franklin & Marshall 16-1-1 28-4-1 A29 W Western Maryland, 6-2, 4-1 Western Maryland 13-5 19-8 A29 L F&M, 6-2, 4-1 Johns Hopkins 12-6 27-13 M7 W York, 20-6 Ursinus 11-7 21-13 A29 S Washington, 5-6, 6-0 Washington 10-8 15-12 A29 S Ursinus, 6-5, 0-6 Dickinson 7-11 11-26 A29 W Swarthmore, 9-0, 5-4 Haverford 6-11-1 12-21-2 A29 W Gettysburg, 8-6, 3-2 Gettysburg 6-12 9-24 M4 W Lebanon Valley, 4-2 Swarthmore 4-14 10-27 A29 L Dickinson, 9-0, 5-4 Muhlenberg 4-14 7-25 M3 W Wilkes, 8-5 Final Conference Statistical Leaders (conference games only) Batting Avg. Hits Runs Scored 492 - Jerry Resh, WM 31 - Tomlinson, U 29 - Bushey, JH 466 - Joe Burke, U 30 - Resh, WM 25 - Maccanico, FM 426 - Eric Lanks, FM 27 - Costanzo, M 24 - Burke, U 419 - Dan Tomlinson, U 27 - Burke, U 23 - Tomlinson, U 407 - Joe Bushey, JH 27 - Van Deusen, WM 22 - Costanzo, M Home Runs RBI Stolen Bases 5 - Brazell, JH 21 - Fluck, FM 17 - Rodner, S 3 - Manning, H 21 - Gardner, JH 13 - Kopera, D 3 - Pfeifer, JH 21 - Burke U 13 - Margerum, D 3 - Collins, M 21 - Van Deusen 13 - Fine, H 3 - Van Deusen, WM 20 - two players 13 - Tomlinson, U Earned Run Average Innings Wins 1.60 - Sheridan, FM 50.0 - Hudson, S 6-0 - Sheridan, FM 1.71 - Boyle, FM 48.1 - Zerbe, FM 5-0 - Zerbe, FM 2.04 - Keith, U 48.1 - Eaton, H 5-1 - Boyle, FM 2.05 - Zerbe, FM 48.0 - D'Angelo, WM 5-2 - Rush, W 2.15 - Morgan, JH 47.2 - Keith, U 4-0 - Cossabone, WM Strikeouts Saves 52 - Rush, W 2 - Kehler, WM 41 - Walter, H 1 - nine players 37 - D'Angelo, WM 35 - Sheridan, FM 30 - Mahrt, M
Western Maryland senior shortstop Jerry Resh (Hagerstown, Md./Williamsport), who won the CC batting title with a .492 average in 18 Conference games, was a first-team choice at shortstop and was also named the Conference's Player of the Year. Resh was second in the Conference in hits (30) and triples (4), while tying for fifth in RBI (20) and placing seventh in stolen bases (11). F&M sophomore right-hander Tim Sheridan (Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown) was named the Conference's Pitcher of the Year. He led the CC in wins (6-0) and ERA (1.60), while fanning 35 in 45 innings in the Conference.
The Diplomats were also represented on the first team by senior third baseman Eric Lanks (Pearl River, N.Y./Pearl River), senior outfielder Darren Maccanico (Spring Lake heights, N.J./Manasquan) and senior right-handed pitcher Bill Boyle (Pelham Manor, N.Y./Pelham Memorial). Lanks was third in the Conference in hitting (.426), while Maccanico was second in runs scored (25). Boyle was second to Sheridan in Conference ERA (1.71), while posting a 5-1 record. Senior shortstop Jesse Fluck (Lancaster, Pa./McCaskey) was named to the second team, while junior righty Brad Zerbe (Easthampton, N.J./Rancocas Valley) and outfielder Jamie McCall (Wilmington, Del./Brandywine) were honorable mention selections.
Johns Hopkins placed two infielders on the first unit in senior first baseman Colin Brazell (Schenectady, N.Y./Niskayuna) and sophomore second-sacker Aaron Bernstein (Pine Brook, N.J./Montville). Brazell led the CC in home runs (5), doubles (9) and total bases (52), while placing seventh with a .394 average. Bernstein hit .361 in CC play. Washington junior catcher Brian Rush (Seaford, Del./Seaford) rounded out the first-team infield.
Hopkins senior Joe Bushey (York, Pa./Central York) was the leading vote-getter among the outfielders, after hitting .407 and leading the Conference with 29 runs scored in CC games. Ursinus junior Dan Tomlinson (Aston, Pa./Archmere Academy) was fourth in hitting (.419) and was tied for second in steals (13). Junior teammate Aaron Rychling (Ashford, Conn./E.D. Smith) was the first-team designated hitter with a .350 average.
1995 All-Centennial Conference Baseball Team
First Team
Pos. Name Class Hometown High School
P - Tim Sheridan, F&M So. Downingtown, Pa. Downingtown
P - Bill Boyle, F&M Sr. Pelham Manor, N.Y. Pelham Memorial
C - Brian Rush, Washington # Jr. Seaford, Del. Seaford
1B - Colin Brazell, Johns Hopkins # Sr. Schenectady, N.Y. Niskayuna
2B - Aaron Bernstein, Johns Hopkins So. Pine Brook, N.J. Montville
SS - Jerry Resh, Western Maryland $ Sr. Hagerstown, Md. Williamsport
3B - Eric Lanks, F&M Sr. Pearl River, N.Y. Pearl River
OF - Joe Bushey, Johns Hopkins Sr. York, Pa. Central York
OF - Dan Tomlinson, Ursinus Jr. Aston, Pa. Archmere Academy
OF - Darren Maccanico, F&M $ Sr. Spring Lake Hts., N.J. Manasquan
DH - Aaron Rychling, Ursinus $ Jr. Ashford, Conn. E.D. Smith
Second Team
Pos. Name Class Hometown High School
P - Scott Keith, Ursinus Jr. Lititz, Pa. Warwick
P - Rich Morgan, Johns Hopkins Jr. Kingston, Pa. Bishop Hoban
C - Eric Trout, Gettysburg Sr. Spotsylvania, Va. James Monroe
1B - Scott Rey, Western Maryland Jr. Pasadena, Md. Northeast
2B - Brian Margerum, Dickinson Sr. Stamford, Conn. Stamford
SS - Jesse Fluck, F&M Sr. Lancaster, Pa. J.P. McCaskey
3B - Norm Gardner, Johns Hopkins * Sr. Bedford, N.H. Phillips Andover
OF - Ben Motter, Dickinson Fr. Newville, Pa. Big Spring
OF - Joe Burke, Ursinus Jr. Glendora, N.J. Bishop Eustace
OF - Steve Manning, Haverford Jr. Amherst, Mass. Amherst Regional
DH - Eric Landseadel, Western Maryland Sr. Hummelstown, Pa. Hershey
Honorable Mention
Pitcher - Brad Zerbe, Franklin & Marshall (Jr., Easthampton, N.J./Rancocas Valley);
Brian Walter, Haverford $ (So., Wallingford, Pa./Strath Haven).
Catcher - Bill Stiles, Ursinus (Jr., Douglasville, Pa./Daniel Boone).
Second Base - Jeremy Bonder, Swarthmore (So., Wilmington, Del./Tower Hill).
Third Base - Brian Van Deusen, Western Maryland $ (Jr., Columbia, Md./Atholton).
Outfield -Joe Cordova, Gettysburg (So., Haddonfield, N.J./Haddonfield Memorial);
Pat Straub, Swarthmore (So., Wilmington, Del./Tower Hill);
Jamie McCall, Franklin & Marshall (So., Wilmington, Del./Brandywine).
* First-team All-Centennial Conference in 1994
# Second-team All-Centennial Conference in 1994
$ Honorable Mention All-Centennial Conference in 1994
Player of the Year (5-3-1 voting)
Jerry Resh, Western Maryland, SS 35
Jesse Fluck, Franklin & Marshall, SS 33
Dan Tomlinson, Ursinus, OF 18
Tom Costanzo, Muhlenberg, SS 3
Pitcher of the Year (5-3-1 voting)
Tim Sheridan, Franklin & Marshall, RHP 45
Scott Keith, Ursinus, RHP 29