Baseball

Bravo-Carmona Named Second Team All-SAC

Oklahoma City, Okla. - Mid-America Christian University baseball player Adrian Bravo-Carmona was named second team All-Sooner Athletic Conference.

Bravo-Carmon, a junior from Riverside, Calif., started in 35 games for the Evangels. He led the team at the plate with a .421 batting average. He led the team home runs blasting 14 on the year. On the season he had a .982 fielding percentage.

Lubbock Christian won the regular season Sooner Athletic Conference championship and took home top All-Conference honors and four first-team All-SAC selections

Catcher Joe Staley of LCU is the Sooner Athletic Conference Player of the Year. Staley, a junior from Celina, Texas, batted .454 with a dozen home runs 68 RBI and a .741 slugging percentage. Defensively, he committed one error in 299 chances.

LCU's Nathan Blackwood is Coach of the Year after guiding the Chaps to the regular season title and a 43-13 record.

The First Team includes Staley, Oklahoma City catcher Chad Carman, Southern Nazarene first baseman Shain Stoner, LCU second baseman Richard Bohlken, Wayland Baptist third baseman Kevin Hennessey, SNU shortstop Nick Spears, and OCU infielder Steve Vitale.

First-Team outfielders are Adam Bies of SNU, Anthony Lopez of Oklahoma Baptist, Chris Williams of Northwestern Oklahoma State and Pedro Gomez of WBU.

Bam Davis of Oklahoma Baptist is the First-Team designated hitter.

The All-SAC pitching staff includes Williams of OCU, Brent Robison of OBU, Grant Cosby of Rogers State, Frank Corolla of LCU and reliever Hunter Scott of LCU.

The Second-Team consists of OBU catcher Victor Manzano, Mid-America Christian catcher Adrian Bravo-Carmona, LCU first baseman Doug Kroll, SNU second baseman Derek Glenn, OBU third baseman Billy Jarka, OCU shortstop Kirk Walker, USAO infielder Regulo Moy, LCU outfielders J.J.

Muse and Rafael Thomas, St. Gregory's outfielder Landin Boler, OCU outfielder Mark Purser, RSU designated hitter Zach Hamby, USAO pitcher Nate Hammons, Northwestern pitcher Garry Thomas, WBU pitcher Marcus Limon, SNU pitcher Bryan Bingham and RSU reliever Jordan Clark.

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