Talent is a word that can be used to describe what you will find on the baseball diamond at every college game, any given field, any given day. BPM set out to find a group of young men that exemplify the hard work, raw talent and determination that is crucial to every student athlete. Whether traveling to Arizona to tryout for Ozzie Guillen, coming back from an injury or prepping for the 2010 MLB Draft, all of these players are well deserving of recognition from the baseball community. BPM College Selects Spring 2010 highlights ballplayers that make significant impacts on their teams, whether on the field, the mound, the plate or in the dug out.
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BPM would like to congratulate Ranta on his 20th college career win against Southern Maine on March 20th, 2010
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St. Johns University
Jamaica, Queens
Position: 3B
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Height: 6'1
Year: Junior
Hometown: Mansfield, Massachusetts
Awards/Accomplishments:
2009 season: .349 AVG, 11 doubles, seven home runs, 45 RBI, 18 multi-hit games and 13 multi-RBI games; Tied a single game Big East Tournament record with five hits- going 5-for-6 with one RBI.
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Photos by Joseph D. Sullivan, Farmingdale; Vincent Dusovic, Fordham; William Shea, Briarcliffe; Ross Obley, Hofstra; Vincent Dusovic, St. Johns; Paul North, Molloy; Thomas Finn, St. Josephs; North Photography, Dowling; Brian Ballweg, New York Tech; Brian Ballweg, Adelphi; Neal Kaufer, Queens College; Jason Green, Monroe.
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