Final Baseball Release
POSTSEASON HONORS
D3baseball.com All-America
First Team
Charlie Carluccio, Haverford, Sr., SS
ABCA All-America
Third Team
Charlie Carluccio, Haverford, Sr., SS
ABCA All-Middle Atlantic Region
First Team
Charlie Carluccio, Haverford, Sr., SS
Second Team
Mike Galetta, Haverford, Sr., 3B
Third Team
Ryan Normoyle, Washington College, Jr., SS
Jeff Butera, Haverford, Sr., OF
Alex Eliopoulos, Johns Hopkins, Jr., RHP
Bryan Henrick, Haverford, Jr., LHP
AROUND THE CONFERENCE - complete release
Johns Hopkins won its fifth straight Centennial title with wins over Ursinus, Franklin & Marshall and Haverford in the double-elimination championship tournament. It is the Blue Jays' 12th Conference crown.
Haverford SS Charlie Carluccio (W. Windsor, NJ / W. Windsor-Plainsboro North) became the first player in school history to earn first-team All-America honors. He set program career records for hits (191), runs (144), RBI (148) and assists (482). Teammate Louis DeRosa (San Francisco, CA / Lick Wilmerding) was named to the ABCA All-Region Gold Glove team. The Fords set a school record with 32 victories on the season.
Dickinson junior LHP Sean White (Summit, NJ / Salisbury School, CT) became the 11th Centennial pitcher to register 200 career strikeouts and is now second all-time at the school with 203. His 80 punch-outs led the Centennial in 2011 – the first time a Red Devil hurler has led the CC in the category.
Johns Hopkins sophomore SS Kyle Neverman (Londonderry, NH / Londonderry) was named to the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional All-Tournament team after hitting .429 with two runs and two RBI.
Washington College SS Ryan Normoyle (Mt. Laurel, NJ / Lenape) is the program's career leader in doubles (38) and total bases (234) as a junior. He is the second Shoreman to lead the Conference in hitting (.394), following in the footsteps of Jim Barossi '05.
Ursinus junior OF Ben Gresh (Pottstown, PA / Pottsgrove) is the first Bear to lead the Conference in slugging percentage (.688), hitting .375 on the season with eight round-trippers.



