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B-4 Sports Wednesday, June 20, 2018 The Press-Dispatch mer all-stars Tim Hudson, J.D. Drew, Josh Beckett, Roy Oswalt, Johnny Damon, An- druw Jones, Jonathan Pa- pelbon, Nick Swisher, Joe Nathan, Brad Penny, Ben Sheets, Heath Bell, Brett Tomko, Dan Uggla, Ryan Vo- gelsong, Brandon Inge and Jason Marquis. The Louisville Stars will be managed by the Cin- cinnati Reds' Hall of Fame catcher, Johnny Bench. "It's going to be flat-out awesome," Alles said. The Jasper Reds, who are managed by Alles' broth- er, Bill, are playing in their 125th season. Founded in 1893, the Jasper Reds are be- lieved to be the oldest con- tinuing semi-pro baseball organization in the United States. For the season, Sorgius pitched 14 complete games, including three shutouts. Stone received honorable mention accolades as an in- fielder after batting .360 – with nine hits, including two doubles and one home run, in 25 at-bats – against PAC opponents while scor- ing eight runs and driving in five. Stone, who drew seven walks and was hit by a pitch once, struck out three times in 33 plate appearances. She also was successful on four out of five steal attempts. Overall, Stone batted .342 – with 25 hits, including six doubles and two home runs – in 78 at-bats while scor- ing a team-high 21 runs and driving in 21. Stone, who drew 13 walks and was hit by a pitch five times, struck out nine times in 96 plate appearances, was also was successful on 10 out of 11 steal attempts. Also named to the PAC All-Conference Team were: Catchers: Macie Zink (Forest Park) and Hayley Waninger (Heritage Hills). Pitchers: Maddie Dun- can (Tecumseh) and Lynd- si Adamson (Gibson South- ern). Outfielders: Maddie Fuller (Heritage Hills), Col- by Rogers (Gibson South- ern) and Cami Boylis (Te- cumseh). Infielders: Lauren Cas- well (Heritage Hills), Rea- gon Hight (Tecumseh) and Hayley Fulcher (Tell City). Utility: Morgan Schuet- ter (Tell City), Sam Helms (South Spencer), Hannah Long (Gibson Southern) and Ashton Rasor (South Spencer). Also receiving honorable mention were: Catcher: Lauren Lin- gafelter (Gibson Southern). Infielders: Taylor Bayer (Forest Park), Kennedy Nal- ley (Southridge) and Ken- nedy Sermersheim (Forest Park). Outfielders: Kirsten Greenberg (Tecumseh), Payton Nalley (Southridge) and A.J. Middleton (South Spencer). Utility: Megan Barnes (North Posey), Emma Eu- bank (Heritage Hills). Tecumseh, which finished the regular season with a re- cord of 23-4, won first place in the PAC with a conference record of 8 -0. Gibson Southern (18 - 8) was second at 7-1 while Heritage Hills (14-13) was third at 6 -2. Pike Central (12-8)and South Spencer (7-11) tied for fourth at 4- 4, followed by Tell City (14- 11) at 3-5 and Southridge (9 - 15) at 1-7. Forest Park (11-12- 1) and North Posey (5 -15 -1) tied for eighth at 1-6 -1. 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