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Stark County Terriers summer college baseball team wins second straight NABF World Series

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The Stark County Terriers won the NABF World Series title for the second straight year, beating the SAYO Grays from New York 13-10 in the championship game at the Sports Force Park Complex in Sandusky on July 30. The Terriers, representing the Western Reserve Collegiate League, went 3-1 in pool play. Team members are (front row, left to right) coach Don Thorley, Mason Stoldt, Caleb Miller, Ty Williams, Ben Hymes, Braden Broom, Anthony Warner, Isaiah Miller, GM Greg Trbovich, (back row) coach Ben Lefebvre, Josh Dezenzo, Parker Varney, Ty Sowers, Ben Mohler, Nathan Grega, Aidan Grabowski, Drew Becker, Griffin Ailes and head coach Chris Willoughby. Not pictured are Christian Harris, Jacob Rollyson, Colin Skolaris, Nick Vardavas, Landon Burkart, Connor Evanich, Jack Faflik, Kaiden Mastri, Brennan McCune, Shea Simmer and Michael Vondran.

The Stark County Terriers summer college baseball team is the NABF World Series champion for the second straight year.

The Terriers, representing the Western Reserve Collegiate League, went 3-1 in pool play and defeated the SAYO Grays from New York 13-10 in the final at Sports Force Parks in Sandusky on July 30. They scored five runs in the top of the ninth inning to rally for the win.

Outfielder Ben Hymes was tournament MVP after batting .533 with two home runs and eight RBIs. With the Terriers down 10-6 in the final, Hymes slugged a two-run home run to start the comeback.

Joining Hymes on the all-tournament team from the Terriers were first baseman Parker Varney, outfielder Ty Williams and pitchers Jacob Rollyson and Anthony Warner.

This article originally appeared on The Repository: 2023 NABF World Series 22U champions: Stark County Collegiate Terriers