Announcement
2013 NSSBL AWARD WINNERS
ALL-STARS
Catcher: John Chapman Kentville .325 batting average; tied for fifth in runs scored with 26; tied for third place in doubles with 9.
First base: Greg West Dartmouth placed fourth in league batting with a .391 batting average. Led the loop in homers with 9; fifth in hits with 45; fourth in runs scored with 27; tied for fourth in doubles with 8; tied for first in RBIs with 36.
Second base: Darson Murphy Truro finished seventh in league with a .370 batting average; tied for second in base hits with 47.
Shortstop: Ian Lockhart Kentville: league’s batting champ with a .435 batting average; tied for second in hits with 47; sixth in RBIs with 24; second in triples with 3.
Third base: Guy Pellerine Truro eighth in league batting with a .360 average; tied for third in doubles with 9.
Designated hitter: Darren Doucette Dartmouth: .294 batting average; second in home runs with 8; fourth in RBIs with 31.
Coach- of –the- year: Mark Haverstock Halifax guided his team to a first-place finish with a 21-11 won and loss record.
Outfielders: Chris Head Dartmouth placed sixth in league batting with a .380 average; led the league in hits, runs scored and stolen bases with respective numbers of 54, 46 and 37; finished third in triples with 2 and tied for fourth in home runs with 3.
Joe MacPherson Truro placed fifth in league batting with a .390 batting average; led the loop in doubles with 13; tied for first place in RBIs with 36 and fourth in hits with 46.
Jordon Shepherd Sydney: had a .327 batting average; placed third in runs scored with 28 and third in stolen bases with 20.
Right-handed pitcher: Paul Doucette Sydney: 5-2 season record; third highest in winning percentage with a .714 mark; led the loop with an ERA of 2.07; seventh best among league leaders with a total of 61 innings pitched.
Left-handed pitcher: Jason Bailey Dartmouth: 9-1 won and loss record with a league high .900 winning percentage; most wins with 9 victories; most Ks with 78; fourth best in the ERA department with a 2.35 mark; fifth highest in innings pitched with 80.2.
Most Valuable Player Award: Ian Lockhart Kentville
Winner of the Gary MacDonald Memorial Award for most Player of the Game votes: Joe MacPherson Truro.
Susan McEachern Memorial Award for 2013 is Steve Gauvin, Operations Support Person for the Sydney Sooners.
