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...strong contender for the Red Rolfe title. Shirell—a two-time All-Ivy First Teamer—batted .369 last season (including a 14 RBI-performance in a 25-1 Dartmouth win over Harvard) and should be the the centerpiece of a dangerous lineup. Junior third baseman Ed Lucas and senior first baseman Mike Mileusnic are both All-Ivy quality hitters. Grant, Second Team All-Ivy in 2002, is a Pitcher of the Year candidate, but after that the rotation is shaky. If Dartmouth can develop a functional weekend rotation, it should improve greatly...
...records, Brown lost 2-1 to Harvard in a one-game playoff for the Red Rolfe title. Led by junior outfielder Matt Kutler—an Ivy Player of the Year candidate—the Bears are looking for revenge. A young but talented infield, highlighted by sophomore third baseman Jeff Nichols and junior second baseman Rob Deeb, should help Kutler anchor a solid offense. Senior Dan Spring will anchor the bull pen, but the Bears will miss right hander Jonathan Stern, last season’s Ivy Co-Pitcher of the Year...
...players’ paths first crossed in the spring of 2000. At the time, Farkes was the starting second baseman for BB&N, beginning his third season on the varsity team. Sensing his immense talent, Forestiere allowed Farkes to play with the high schoolers when he was only in eighth grade...
Sure, Hendricks—now the Crimson’s switch-hitting first baseman and premier player—was a good student, a member of the National Honor Society and all that, but ever since he was two years old and swinging a whiffle ball bat, he was a helluva ballplayer...
...People are looking at him as a first baseman, as a hitter,” Walsh says. “His switch-hitting ability and power from both sides is something everybody’s interested in. And he swings the wood bat real well. There’s some interest there, and he’s got to keep proving it on the field, but his name’s well known...