2009 REGION XX CHAMPIONS!

June 11, 2009
Jose Sanchez signed a Free Agent Contract with the Kansas City Royals Organization. Jose will fly to Arizona tomorrow where he will start his pitching career in the Royals Rookie League.



2009 AWARDS

ALL-MDJUCO
Ross Sweeney-DH

REGION XX ALL-Tournament Team
Kevin Story-P
Jose Sanchez-P
Sam Bender-OF
Matt Civetti-OF
John Wagner-IF
Tournament MVP-Jose Sanchez-P

ALL-REGION XX
Sam Bender OF
Jose Sanchez-P
John Wagner-IF
Brian Brusoe-P

NJCAA World Series All-Tournament Team
Kenny Voigt-OF
Brian Brusoe-P
Dan Martinez-IF

REGION XX- GOLD GLOVE AWARD
Sam Bender

ALL-AMERICAN - Jose Sanchez P


May 21st 2009
MONTGOMERY COLLEGE GERMANTOWN FINISHES #2 IN THE NATION
In one of the most thrilling games in World Series history the MC Germantown Gryphons amazing run in the NJCAA World Series was ended by the Richland Thunderducks from
Dallas, Texas 7-5 last night in the National Title game at Mike Carter Field in Tyler, Texas. Jose Sanchez pitched a complete game and the Gryphons out hit the Thunderducks 14-7 but came up a little bit short against the #1 team in the country from Dallas. The Gryphons finish the season with a 32-19 record and a ranking of #2 in the nation.

MC GERMANTOWN BEATS BROOKEDALE 7-4 ADVANCES TO THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Dan Martinez went 5 for 5 tying a World Series record and Kenny Voigt made a number of outstanding defensive plays to lead the Montgomery College Gryphons to a 7-4 victory over the Brookedale Blues. Kevin Story pitched 7 very strong innings and Brian Brusoe got the save. Germantown advances to the National Championship Round vs the Richland Ducks tonight at 7 pm Central.

MC GERMANTOWN LOSES TO RICHLAND (Texas) IN WINNERS BRACKET FINAL
The Richland Thunderducks beat MC Germantown 17-2 last night in the winners bracket final.The Gryphons wait to play the winner of the Brookedale vs Joliet game tonight at 7 pm. The winner of that game advances to the National Championship game on Wednesday vs Richland.



MC GERMANTOWN BEATS BROOKEDALE 13-7 to advance to the Winners Bracket Final of The Junior College World Series Tonight at 7 pm.
Sam bender went 3 for 6 with 5 RBI's and Matt Civetti went 4 for 6 with 3 RBI's to help the Gryphons advance to the Winners Bracket Final against the Richland Thunderducks. Brian Brusoe pitched 3 2/3 innings to get the save. Germantown plays the #1 team in the country tonight at 7 pm Central.

MC GERMANTOWN BEATS Manchester Community College in the first round of the World Series held in Tyler Texas. Germantown scored 3 runs in the bottom of the ninth innng for the thrilling win. Sam Bender went 3 for 3 and stole four bases for the Gryphons. Brian Brusoe pitched five scoreless innings to get the win. Germantown plays their second round match up tonight at 7:00pm Central vs a very tough Brookedale team.

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3/8/2009
Baseball Falls to No. 9 Georgia Tech, 10-7
Senior Jensen Pupa (Montgomery College Germantown) paced five Terrapin batters who recorded multiple hits, but No. 9 Georgia Tech rallied from an early four-run deficit to defeat the Maryland baseball team, 10-7, Sunday afternoon. Pupa, who homered during Saturday's contest, went 3-for-5 with an RBI in Sunday's series finale. MORE




Tim Park (MC Germantown '06)
William and Mary Assistant Coach

All-American Tim Park returns to Plumeri Park as a assistant coach after one of the greatest seasons in school history in 2008, and will work the team’s catchers and coach at first base during games.

The Tribe’s main catcher over the last two seasons, Park finished the regular season ranked among the top-20 players nationally in hits, batting average, and doubles, and earned third-team All-America honors from Collegiate Baseball.

Named to the watch lists for the Dick Howser Trophy, Johnny Bench Award, and Brooks Wallace award near the end of the season, Park also earned first-team all-state and second-team All-East Region and All-CAA honors.

He held three school records upon graduating: doubles in a season, hitting 26 in 2008; career batting average (.405) and career slugging percentage (.668).




Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Baseball: Franceski moving back to the city
Former Gaithersburg, MC-Germantown pitcher picks GW
by James Peters | Staff Writer

‘‘I think playing at Germantown helped me a lot,” Franceski said. ‘‘It helped me mature. I could have gone to a school down in Georgia [after high school]. I liked it a lot but I didn’t want to be that far away from my family. It was not something I wanted to do yet. I had a heck of a two years. It got me a lot of opportunities. I would definitely recommend junior college.”

Franceski, a 6-foot-3, 190-pound right-hander, arrived at Montgomery College two years ago after spending three years at St. John’s as a pitcher/designated hitter. He finished his career at Gaithersburg High, where he garnered second-team All-Gazette honors, going 6-3 with a 2.94 ERA and 46 strikeouts, also smacking three home runs with 19 runs batted in.






VENSON DOSTER ADDS ANOTHER STEAL TO HIS RECORD!

JOSE AVILA HITS HOMERUN FOR OHIO DOMINICAN

MARTIN CORNISH HITTING FOR ROLLINS COLLEGE

Blake Beaudoin having a great year at St. Mary's

STEPHEN HINZ - RADFORD UNIVERSITY