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2122 Premier Player Picked By COLdraft
Saturday, March 28th , 2122
Richard White took College Draft League by storm this year, and he did it all at the age of 22.
For his spectacular campaign, the Manhattan Raging Bulls star has been named the 2122 College Draft League Most Valuable Player recipient.
"To be considered amongst the best in the league is overwhelming," said the catcher.
On the season he compiled a .300 batting average to go with a .340 on-base percentage. The native of Brooklyn, New York also added 2 doubles, no triples, 12 home runs, 17 RBIs and 17 runs scored.
He received 7 first place votes out of a possible 16. Aaron Blakney of the Queens Music finished second in voting with 5 first place votes, while Jeffery Buckley of the Williamsport Crosscutters finished third with 2 first place votes.
Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Richard White - Manhattan Raging Bulls - 7 - 163
Aaron Blakney - Queens Music - 5 - 155
Jeffery Buckley - Williamsport Crosscutters - 2 - 130
Guillermo Pérez - Queens Music - 0 - 89
Rich Ladd - Chicago Colonels - 2 - 75
David Blankenship - Mahoning Valley Scrappers - 0 - 46
Terry Wood - The Bronx Angels - 0 - 46
Craig Byrnes - Williamsport Crosscutters - 0 - 44
Vicente López - The Bronx Angels - 0 - 40
Tomás Villegas - Manhattan Raging Bulls - 0 - 36
Danny Bogard - State College Spikes - 0 - 35
Derek Norlander - Jacksonville Millers - 0 - 22
Glen Irvin - Chicago Colonels - 0 - 15
Henry Nelson - Mahoning Valley Scrappers - 0 - 10
Sean Davis - Chicago Colonels - 0 - 6
Jorge Hernández - Mahoning Valley Scrappers - 0 - 6
Ernie Reader - Manhattan Raging Bulls - 0 - 6
Al Aastrom - The Bronx Angels - 0 - 5
Douglas Richardson - Jacksonville Millers - 0 - 4
Jeremy Boyer - Fort Worth Aqua Sox - 0 - 3
Millard White - The Bronx Angels - 0 - 3
Joe Leach - Mahoning Valley Scrappers - 0 - 2
Travis Lucas - Nashville Anglers - 0 - 2
Jorge Gutiérrez - Nashville Anglers - 0 - 1
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COLdraft News Flash: The Offseason Begins
Saturday, March 28th , 2122
The Chicago Colonels are still relishing their College Draft League tournament victory, while their rivals have begun to look ahead to the next one.
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