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Canon McMillan Graduate Signs with Wild Things

June 9, 2005 - Frontier League (FL)
Washington Wild Things News Release


Washington, Pa. -- The Washington Wild Things, presented by Washington Federal Savings Bank, signed Cecil Township native Chris Sidick Thursday, according to officials.

Sidick became the 104th All-American in Marietta College baseball history in 2004. He was given third team honors.

Sidick, a 2004 second team All-American, led Marietta in batting average (.384), slugging percentage (.768), on-base percentage (.500), runs scored (55), triples (7), home runs (12), total bases (116), walks (32) and stolen bases (26). The two-time Jack Rafeld OAC Player of the Year was also second on the team in hits (58) and RBI (40) this spring.

"We think Chris will add a nice element to this team," said Ross Vecchio, general manage of the Wild Things. "We've been very pleased with his predecessors. Coakley and Bradley were both great players."

Sidick, a Canon McMillan graduate, is the third Marietta College graduate to play for the Wild Things. Jay Coakley and David Bradley were both graduates of the Ohio college.

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