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Former Eagles Receive More National Recognition

            Four Former Eagle Standouts have been mentioned as “Players to Watch” in their respective conferences according to the most recent edition of Collegiate Baseball. Steve Guerra (University of Oklahoma), Adam Moore (University of Texas at Arlington), Wes Dorsett (University of Nevada at Reno) and Tim Daigle (Nicholls State University) were named to the list after putting up impressive numbers during their junior campaign.

            Guerra, a pitcher for the University of Oklahoma, finished the 2004 season as a first team all-Texas Eastern Athletic Conference selection.  During his sophomore season at NTCC Guerra posted a 7-3 record with a 2.34 ERA.  Last season (2005) Steve made 15 starts for the Sooners, pitched 85 2/3 innings, collected 52 strikeouts, and turned in a record of 6-6.  Steve was named the Big 12 pitcher of the week, on March 29^th, after he pitched a complete game shut-out against #14 ranked Texas A & M.  Guerra has also been named to the 2006 Wallace Watch list.  The Brooks Wallace Award is presented annually to the national college baseball player of the year.

Moore, a catcher for the University of Texas at Arlington, was an integral part of NTCC’s 2003 conference championship team.  Adam was a key component in the success of the 2003 and 2004 seasons, earning first team all-Texas Eastern Athletic Conference honors in during both seasons.  Adam was selected in the 2003 Major League June Draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers (31^st Round), but chose to return to Northeast for his sophomore season.  During the 2004 season, Moore was honored as Collegiate Baseball magazine’s national player of the week after going 7-for-8 with five homers, 17 RBIs and six walks in a three-game span.

Dorsett, a pitcher for the University of Nevada at Reno, was another key contributor to the 2003 conference championship team, posting 3 saves and an ERA of 2.89.  Last season (2005) Wesley proved to be the Wolfpack’s most consistent reliever, posting numbers which would rank him with the best relievers in the country.  Doresett finished the year leading Reno in saves (5), was tied for first in team appearances (19), lead the team in innings in relief (32), and opponent batting average (.237).

Daigle, a middle infielder for Nicholls State, was a mainstay for the Eagles at shortstop during the 2004 season. During the 2005 season, Daigle proved himself to be a dependable shortstop, starting in all but one game, for the Colonels.  Besides anchoring down the middle of the infield, Tim provided plenty of offense: second on the team for doubles (11), second on the team for runs scored (35), and fourth highest batting average (.279) for the Colonels.