Two Mountaineers named to All-Cotton States Baseball League team
Two Eastern Oklahoma State College baseball players were recently named to the All-Cotton States Baseball League team.
Eastern sophomore Robby Broseus, a utility player from Berryville, AR, was named to the first team, while sophomore Eli Davis, a first baseman from Conway, AR, was named to the second team. Both Broseus and Davis played for the Golden Triangle Jets in the league.
Players for the All-CSBL teams were chosen by the opposing coaches for their attitudes, leadership and contributions on and off the field. Players from 24 different colleges and universities are represented on the list.
Founded in 2009, the Cotton States Baseball League is a pro-style, collegiate wooden bat league for players with college eligibility. The six-team league is located in New Albany, MS and players travel from across the nation to participate in about 22 games during June and July.
2018 All-CSBL 1st Team:
Trey Jolley (Southeastern Louisiana), Jackson Lancaster (Itawamba CC), Hunter Hill (Bevill State CC) , Robby Broseus (Eastern Oklahoma State College), Ty Wooten (University of Montevallo), Eli Jackson (Blue Mountain College), Garrett Kochakian (Arkansas Tech), Jordan Volner (Southern Arkansas University), Hunter White (Northwest MS CC), Colin McPherson (Freed Hardeman University), John Wesley Ray (TN Wesleyan University), Reed Logsdon (Northwest MS CC), Jeremy Davis (East MS CC), Larry Hubbard (Christian Brothers University), Jonathan McGee (Lincoln College), Bailey Walker (Delta State University), Cooper Bullough (Union University), Jus Medlin (Itawamba CC), Austin Pace (Coahoma CC), Austin Braswell (East Central CC)
2018 All-CSBL 2nd Team:
Thomas Stevens (Northeast MS CC), Noah Hill (Blue Mountain College), Bradley Smith (Northwest MS CC), Eli Davis (Eastern Oklahoma State College), Markarius Lee (Meridian CC), Robert Akines Jr (MS Valley State University), Chandler Allen (Blue Mountain College), Nolan Stevens (Blue Mountain College), Fred Spencer (MS Valley State University), Griffin Allen (Jackson State TN CC), Sam Williams (Jackson State TN CC), Caleb Whittle (Itawamba CC), Max Murray (Sewanee), Jake Tyrone (Northwest MS CC), Luke Hobson (The W), Brady Cox (Blue Mountain College).
