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Billy Ray Todd
1st Team
All-TJCCAA |
Corey Rudolph
2nd Team
All-TJCCAA |
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Chris Coleman
2nd Team
All-TJCCAA |
Devin Hicks
3rd Team
All-TJCCAA |
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Amber Gatewood
2nd Team
All-TJCCAA |
Whitney Witcher
2nd Team
All-TJCCAA |
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Carly McLennan
3rd Team
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FOUR SALUQI BASEBALL
PLAYERS VOTED ALL-TJCCAA
Four Southwest
baseball players have been selected to the 2008
Tennessee Junior and Community College Athletic
Association All-Conference team.
Sophomore leftfielder and leadoff hitter Billy Ray Todd
(Bartlett) was the Saluqis’ lone first team pick. Todd
led the team with a .374 batting average, 64 hits, 16
doubles, and a .452 on-base average.
Sophomore rightfielder Corey Rudolph (Bartlett) and
freshman designated hitter Chris Coleman (Germantown)
garnered second team accolades. Rudolph batted .320 and
led the Saluqis with 40 runs scored, five triples, 23
walks, and 16 stolen bases. Coleman batted .349 and led
the team with 11 home runs, 46 runs batted in, and a
.691 slugging average.
Sophomore third baseman Devin Hicks (Bartlett) was named
to the third team. Hicks batted .323 and was among team
leaders with 12 doubles, 10 home runs, 39 runs batted
in, and a .639 slugging average.
THREE LADY SALUQIS NAMED TO ALL-TJCCAA SOFTBALL TEAM
Three freshmen members of the Southwest softball team
have been named to the 2008 Tennessee Junior and
Community College Athletic Association All-Conference
team.
Utility player Whitney Witcher (Stuttgart, AR) and
centerfielder Amber Gatewood (Brighton, TN) were named
to the second team while second baseman Carly McLennan
(Munford, TN) received third team honors.
Witcher led the Lady Saluqis with a batting average of
.333 and set single season Southwest records with 15
doubles, 33 runs batted in and 78 total bases. Gatewood
batted .331 and led the team with 20 stolen bases and a
single season record 35 runs scored. In addition, she
threw out nine baserunners from her centerfield
position. McLennan batted .306 with 12 doubles, 24 runs
batted in, and a single season record four home runs.
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