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June 2, 2009

Anonymous The Goshen News Tue Jun 02, 2009, 08:49 AM EDT

Northridge has four selections, Concord three and Goshen two on the 2009 All-Northern Lakes Conference baseball team.

Representing Northridge are senior catcher Luke Hofsommer, senior second baseman Alex Summy, senior pitcher Cody Troyer and sophomore first- second- and third baseman Daimon Buck.

Concord representatives are senior pitcher Kyle Konarski, senior outfielder David Yoder and junior second baseman Doug Acker.

Senior third baseman-catcher-pitcher Brett Hunter and senior first baseman-pitcher Ethan Hussey are Goshen choices.

Other first team selections are senior pitcher Jake Goldenberg, senior third baseman-catcher Jose Rodriguez and junior outfielder Jake Sommers of Wawasee; sophomore pitcher-outfielder Derek Yoder of NorthWood, senior first baseman Robert FitzSimmons and junior shortstop Zach Corpe of Elkhart Memorial, senior outfielder Jacob Bloom, senior pitcher-shortstop Chase Byerly, junior pitcher-catcher James Miglin and junior pitcher-shortstop Josh Witt; senior shortstop Brandon Elliott and sophomore pitcher-designated hitter Damon Howe.

Honorable mention honors go to senior pitcher Landon Miller and junior outfielder-catcher Gatlin Rassi of Northridge, sophomore second baseman-shortstop Troy Pickard of Goshen, sophomore shortstop Logan Draus of Concord, senior pitcher Brock Bemiller of NorthWood, sophomore outfielder Cody Blunk of Wawasee, sophomore outfielder Ben Brewers of Memorial and junior outfielder Damon Allen of Plymouth.

Mike Hepler of Warsaw is “Coach of the Year.”

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