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The best player in the 15th

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Aaron champman i think he is a good outfielder and a shut you down pitcher and he brings a big stick hitting 10 homeruns for belfry this season breaking the school record

The best all around player would be Tyler Turner of Allen Central after the season he has had. Brandon May, Weston Robinson, Aaron Chapman, Shane Grimm, Braxton Lafferty, Matt Fyffe, Justin Blanton, Scott Little, Justin Jacobs, Tyler Smith, Isaac Williamson, Brock Kidd, Justin Andersen, Chase Huffman, Kevin Williams, Tim Hayes, and Morgan Roberts all put up a case for themselves as well.

 

Turner is hitting .468 in 27 games. He has 6 HR. He is 9-3 as a pitcher with an ERA of less that 1.00. He has over 50 K's on the hill. He has over 30 RBI and has only struck out 6 times all season in over 100 AB's. He also has only one error playing SS all season, and has made some defensive gems all season long.

I've sent most of the teams in the region this year and my vote goes to Justin Andersen of Pikeville. He's an excellent contact hitter, solid defensively, and the ace of a subpar (for Pikeville that is) pitching staff (meaning no disrespect to Chase Huffman but arm troubles have limited his effectiveness this year). He has had to pitch a lot of games against the best teams on Pikeville's schedule (which has hurt his W-L record) but he's still the guy you want to have the ball in a must win game. And I think most would agree, he's the best clutch hitter in the region. IMHO, he has carried a young Pikeville team to a better record than a lot of people thought possible.

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