McIntosh High School’s baseball teams recently held their end of the year awards ceremony.
The McIntosh Varsity Baseball Awards, presented by Coach Toby Black and Asst. Coach Tom Rosa were:

Most Valuable Offensive Player - Jake Tanis - .418 batting avg, four home runs, only five strike outs in 82 plate appearances, .512 on base percentage.

Most Valuable Defensive Player - Chad Niehaus - .957 fielding avg, played second base in 20 games.

Most Valuable Pitcher - Brendan Hall - three year varsity pitcher, 5-3 record, 54 innings pitched 83 strike outs.

Chief Award - Cameron Wallis - Moved three positions during varsity career starting at all positions, outstanding effort, hustle and team play.

The McIntosh Junior Varsity baseball awards, presented by Coach Keith Chabot were:

Defensive Player of the Year - Mike Thomason, no errors in 44 chances.

Offensive Players of the Year - Andrew Austin and Jonathan Smith, Smith led the team in batting average and several power categories, while Austin captured the team’s “quality at bats” hitting title.

Pitcher of the Year - Ethan Simantel, 6-2 record 1.70 ERA.

Chief Award Winner - Kevin Dietze, exceptional performance in the classroom and on the ball field.

McIntosh Freshman Baseball Awards presented by Coach Brad Yarborough were:

Offensive Award: Ryan Christman-.489 batting average.

Defensive Award: Ryan Christman-1.000 fielding percentage, no errors the entire season.

Chief Award: Andrew Russell - Award goes to the player that displays the most dedication, desire, and discipline on and off the baseball. It goes to the most well-rounded ball player.

Most Valuable Pitcher - Marcus Burke.