2022 East Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association Team

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         Note: Coaches must be members of association (which currently consists of 26 schools) in order to receive awards

 

Coach of the Year:

          Matt Buckner at Farragut and Caleb Moore at Catholic

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Field of the Year:

          Robbie Bennett, Heritage

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Player of the Year:

          Lukas Buckner, Farragut

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Pitcher of the Year:

          Dylan Loy at Pigeon Forge & Jaxon Pease at Farragut

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Offensive Player of the Year:

          Brooks Wright, Bearden

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Gold Glove Award:

          Joey Lametina at Catholic and Caden Black at Oak Ridge

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Newcomer of the Year:

          Jack Alley, Farragut

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Scholar Athlete of the Year:

          Gavin Joslin at Sevier County and Zack Hodge at Heritage

 

1st Team All Association Team:

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• Farragut: Garrett Brewer, Landis Davilla, Eli Evans, Jett Johnston, Brennon Seigler, Marc Underwood

• Pigeon Forge: Riley Franklin, Kevin Fernandez

• Catholic: Canyon Geren, Ian Hubbard, Daniel Parris, Hudson Lutterman

• Coalfield: Levi Brasle, Cole Hines

• Sevier County: Corbin Overbay, Kaleb Townsend

• South Doyle: Noah Irwin, Jakob Trembly

• Gibbs: Riley Byers, Braden Graves

• Bearden: Brady Frederick, Evan Goins

• Karns: Dylan Owens, Cole Barnes, Riley Hartline

• Halls: Luke Lawson, Jake Duncan

• Carter: George Davis

• Anderson County: Luke Lowery

• Kings Academy: Nazir Bergin, Ethan Ridderstap

• Maryville: Isiah French

• Heritage: Nolan Cunningham, Luke Johnson, Zander Melton

• William Blount: Justin Bell, Rhode Kirkland

 

Honorable Mention All Association Team:

• Farragut: Jake Merrick, Stratton Scott, Braylon Hall

• Catholic: Miller Spence, Nate Breeden, Ben Sompayrac

• Coalfield: Luke Treece, Zach Armstrong

• Sevier County: Drew Mattox, Bridger Hamilton, Brady Scott

• South Doyle: Jared Beal

• Bearden: Tripp Spencer

• Karns: Clayton Haugstad

• Halls: Nolan Foust

• William Blount: Will Vance, Job Matossian

• Clinton: Blake Lowe, Conner Moody

• West: Denver Slifka, Parker White

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The association has existed since 1981 and works to promote high school baseball in East TN. 

To learn more about the ETBCA, visit www.etnbca.org