Southwest Ohio Baseball Coaches Association announces all-city baseball teams
One week after the conclusion of the state baseball tournament, the Southwest Ohio Baseball Coaches Association released their all-city baseball teams for the 2023 season.
Across all four divisions, a total of 42 schools and 10 Southwest Ohio athletic conferences are represented.
Here's who was recognized for their performances during the 2023 campaign.
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Division I
Player of the year: Toby Hueber, Moeller
Pitcher of the year: Colton Hartman, Lebanon
Coach of the year: Tim Held, Moeller
First team
Alex Bemis, Monroe
Clay Burdette, Moeller
Abe Crall, Western Brown
Kelyn Dallio, Harrison
Andrew Edrington, Princeton
Aaron England, Fairfield
A.J. Ewing, Springboro
Jack Geers, Harrison
Mitchell Graves, Northwest
Jake Hanley, Mason
Colton Hartman, Lebanon
Brady Heagan, Monroe
Chase Herrell, Milford
Brennan Hilemen, St. Xavier
Toby Hueber, Moeller
Colton Hunt, Edgewood
Sean Krueckeberg, Mason
Nate Manley, Moeller
Callum McGill, Loveland
Michael Murphy, Mason
Jack Ryan, St. Xavier
Brad Schauer, Turpin
Jack Smith, Kings
Will Summers, Elder
Nathan Taylor, West Clermont
Jaden Upper, Lebanon
Luke Vaughn, Elder
Ben Voegele, Ross
Second team
Bryce Bannon, Mason
Michael Bilo, Mason
Jack Cecil, Lebanon
Drew Cox, Mason
Ben Crall, Western Brown
Jack Crawford, Kings
Matt Frye, Western Brown
Grant Garrett, St. Xavier
Seth Green, Harrison
Clark Helageson, Turpin
Louden Hillard, Milford
Kevin Hilton, Elder
Joe Lafkis, Turpin
Carson Marsh, Moeller
Carson McDaniel, Princeton
Max Mesler, Talawanda
JoJo Overbeeck, Anderson
Austin Parker, Ross
Noah Prewitt, Talawanda
Alex Rathje, Turpin
C.J. Richard, Moeller
Ben Schoster, Elder
Nick Stroud, Mason
Mitchell Tamkus, Turpin
Eddie Tanner, Talawanda
Patrick Villamagna, La Salle
Noah Wagster, Fairfield
Trevor Ziggler, West Clermont
Division II
Player of the year: Jayden Tackett, Wilmington
Coach of the year: Cary Daniel, Indian Hill
First team
Hunter Darnell, Bethel
Wes Embry, Batavia
Dominic Hannah, Batavia
Trent Hartman, Indian Hill
Benny Hess, Reading
Jordan Hipsher, Franklin
Justin Hoevel, Badin
Jeffrey Levin, CHCA
Aiden Melvon, Wyoming
Nolan Miller, Summit Country Day
Lucas Moore, Badin
Sam Nichols, Wilmington
Nick Rinala, Indian Hill
T.J. Snyder, McNicholas
Noah Stewart, Roger Bacon
Bryce Swoll, Franklin
Jayden Tackett, Wilmington
Conner Thamann, Reading
Second team
Tristan Bezold, Fenwick
Nick Burke, Batavia
Jonathan Copfer, Indian Hill
Connor Davis, Reading
Jay Dietz, McNicholas
Ethan Long, CHCA
J.P. Neufarth, Wyoming
Brayden Schmittou, Batavia
Jake Stephens, Wilmington
Chandler Taylor, Badin
Divisions III and IV
Players of the year: Ethan Ell, Purcell Marian and Carter Sunderman, Williamsburg
Coach of the year: Gino McGowens, Purcell Marian
First team
Daniel Bronson, Mariemont
Parker Corbin, Cincinnati Country Day
Jack Durand, MVCA
Jayden Egbert, Purcell Marian
Ethan Ell, Purcell Marian
Ethan Hyrne, MVCA
Eli Jones, Williamsburg
Aidan Megois, Madeira
Nate Paumier, Cincinnati Country Day
Sammy Roush, Blanchester
Andre Solano, Madeira
Carter Sunderman, Williamsburg
Second team
Jace Canter, Williamsburg
Timmy Carver, Williamsburg
Jack Cunnincham, Madeira
Austin Heffner, Williamsburg
Nik Heisser, Madeira
Evan Lafferty, MVCA
Owen Metze, Mariemont
Ty Miller, Blanchester
Bryce Sipple, Blanchester
Zach West, Blanchester
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: OHSAA baseball: SWOBCA all-city baseball teams announced
