All Pro Freight Stadium To Host Senior All-Star Game
May 28, 2009 - Frontier League (FL)
Lake Erie Crushers News Release
Avon, OH - All Pro Freight Stadium, home of the Lake Erie Crushers, will open up its gates on Saturday, May 30 to host the Lorain County Baseball Coaches Association Senior All-Star Game. The first game will begin at 11:00a.m. followed by a second game scheduled for 1:00p.m. Admission is $3 per person with all ticket proceeds donated to the Lorain County Baseball Coaches Association.
The select group of 44 players who will be participating in the event will represent the schools of Avon, Avon Lake, Amherst, Brookside, Columbia, Keystone, Admiral King, Open Door, Southview, North Ridgeville, Elyria, Midview, Clearview, Wellington, Vermillion, Elyria Catholic and Firelands. The All-Stars are divided into two teams, each coached by two coaches.
The 2009 Lorain County All-Stars Blue Team is coached by Mark Clement and Brad Ternes. The roster is as follows:
Tyler Minnich-Keystone Paul Gratian-Brookside Chris Prankunas-Brookside Colin Moran-Avon
Erik Stump-Avon Matt Popiel-Columbia Cory Kisel-North Ridgeville Tyler Bates-Columbia
Kevin Squire-Open Door Chad Hall-Admiral King Mike Bonzar-Admiral King Chad Boone-Southview
Andrew Holland-Southview Rey Carrion-Southview Anthony Browning-Southview Ryan Bartizal-Amherst
Mike Fabri-Amherst Brent Parham-Amherst Jake Kolcun-Amherst Dan Zett-North Ridgeville
Adam Bollinger-Open Door
The 2009 Lorain County All-Star Red Team is coached by Al Stacey and Roger Sasack. The roster is as follows:
Peter Hart-Avon Lake Tyler Jeske-Avon Lake Nick Brill-Avon Lake Jon Koepf-Elyria
Nolan Neuschaefer-Elyria Drew Spinney-Elyria Catholic Donovan Moroney-Wellington Dan Poskocil-Elyria
Brad Gross-Midview Josh Weber-Clearview Cody Gunselman-Midview John Rosser-Clearview
Aaron Grimmett-Wellington Kenny Natterer-Wellington Don Greenleaf-Vermilion Tim Clark-Vermilion
Joel Turner-Vermilion Mike Norton-Elyria Catholic Paul Kubuski-Elyria Catholic Jake Loczi-Midview
Matt Deichler-Firelands DJ Simonovich-Firelands Nick Simmonovich-Firelands
The Lorain County Baseball Coaches Association (LCBCA) was formed in 1991 with the intent of promoting baseball in Lorain County and establishing an all county system. Even before the coaches formed the association, senior baseball players had been recognized with their participation in an all-star game since at least 1980. The LCBCA made the game and the process more permanent by drafting bylaws for the selection of players, coaches and locations.
The Lake Erie Crushers are the newest expansion team in the Frontier League, an independent professional league with 12 teams throughout the Midwest. The team will open its Inaugural Season on June 2, 2009 at All Pro Freight Stadium, the new 5,000 capacity ballpark located at the intersection of I-90 and Route 611 in Avon. Season tickets and Mini-plans are on sale now! For more information on tickets, promotions and team news, visit the team website at www.LakeErieCrushers.com or call 440-934-3636.
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