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Round 41 Ramon Delgado RHP Pima CC
Delgado, a Sauarita, Ariz. , product, takes home both honors this week after accomplishing a feet that is compared to climbing Mount Everest for a pitcher. Delgado threw a complete game no-hitter against El Paso Community on March 15 for his third win of the season. He struck out nine and walked just two batters in seven innings of scoreless work. Amazingly, the no-hitter is Delgado's second of the year. Earlier in the month he held Mesa Community College hitless and scoreless in seven innings of work. Pima has never before had a pitcher throw a no-hitter in the history of their baseball program.now they have a player that has done it twice in the same season.
Delgado, a Sauarita, Ariz. , product, takes home both honors this week after accomplishing a feet that is compared to climbing Mount Everest for a pitcher. Delgado threw a complete game no-hitter against El Paso Community on March 15 for his third win of the season. He struck out nine and walked just two batters in seven innings of scoreless work. Amazingly, the no-hitter is Delgado's second of the year. Earlier in the month he held Mesa Community College hitless and scoreless in seven innings of work. Pima has never before had a pitcher throw a no-hitter in the history of their baseball program.now they have a player that has done it twice in the same season.
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Round 42 Ateo Fulli 2B U of Buffalo
2006: Started 16 of the 26 games he saw action in, recording a start in the final six games of the season... Recorded a season-best two RBIs in UB s season-opening trip to Appalachian State, finishing with eight runs batted in on the year... Went 3-for-4 from the plate against New Orleans, hitting one of his two doubles of the season.
2005: Hard-working player earned the team’s Coaches’ Award... Played in 18 games and started 12... Batted .176 (12-for-51), but contributed four extra-base hits (three doubles and one triple)... Entered starting lineup as a designated hitter for 11 games in May... Went 2-for-4 with a double, a triple, a run and two RBIs in 8-4 win against Canisius (5/4)... Delivered two-RBI triple in the third inning of the game to put game out of reach... Went 2-for-5 with a double against Duquesne (5/10)... Batted .200 (6-for-30) at Amherst Audubon Field... First career hit came in first at-bat, a pinch-hit against Georgia Southern (3/3)... Played for the Lansing Collegians in the Amateur American Baseball Congress during the summer.
High School: Played three years under his father, Ed Folli, at Union-Endicott High School...Helped the team to a state championship as a junior and a 37-8 record over final two years in program...Named second-team All-State after batting .403 with five home runs and 35 RBIs as a senior...Also a part of the 2003 American Legion State Championship team...A star left wing for the Tigers’ hockey team.
Personal: Born July 17, 1985...Full name is Edward Jacob...Twin brother, Michael, is a shortstop on the UB team...Parents are Ed and Wendi...Has two other siblings, Ty and Megan, also twins...His uncle, Barry, is the head athletic trainer for the St. Louis Cardinals...Majoring in communication...Favorite athlete is David Eckstein...Favorite food is seafood...Favorite movie is The Natural... People in history he’d like to meet include Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb and Mickey Mantle...Says his stangest superstition is that he gets dressed by always putting the left arm and left leg in first... Career goal is to become a college baseball coach... Was also recruited by Siena... Lists golf, hockey and fishing as hobbies.
2006: Started 16 of the 26 games he saw action in, recording a start in the final six games of the season... Recorded a season-best two RBIs in UB s season-opening trip to Appalachian State, finishing with eight runs batted in on the year... Went 3-for-4 from the plate against New Orleans, hitting one of his two doubles of the season.
2005: Hard-working player earned the team’s Coaches’ Award... Played in 18 games and started 12... Batted .176 (12-for-51), but contributed four extra-base hits (three doubles and one triple)... Entered starting lineup as a designated hitter for 11 games in May... Went 2-for-4 with a double, a triple, a run and two RBIs in 8-4 win against Canisius (5/4)... Delivered two-RBI triple in the third inning of the game to put game out of reach... Went 2-for-5 with a double against Duquesne (5/10)... Batted .200 (6-for-30) at Amherst Audubon Field... First career hit came in first at-bat, a pinch-hit against Georgia Southern (3/3)... Played for the Lansing Collegians in the Amateur American Baseball Congress during the summer.
High School: Played three years under his father, Ed Folli, at Union-Endicott High School...Helped the team to a state championship as a junior and a 37-8 record over final two years in program...Named second-team All-State after batting .403 with five home runs and 35 RBIs as a senior...Also a part of the 2003 American Legion State Championship team...A star left wing for the Tigers’ hockey team.
Personal: Born July 17, 1985...Full name is Edward Jacob...Twin brother, Michael, is a shortstop on the UB team...Parents are Ed and Wendi...Has two other siblings, Ty and Megan, also twins...His uncle, Barry, is the head athletic trainer for the St. Louis Cardinals...Majoring in communication...Favorite athlete is David Eckstein...Favorite food is seafood...Favorite movie is The Natural... People in history he’d like to meet include Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb and Mickey Mantle...Says his stangest superstition is that he gets dressed by always putting the left arm and left leg in first... Career goal is to become a college baseball coach... Was also recruited by Siena... Lists golf, hockey and fishing as hobbies.