FIRST TEAM
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Phil Avlas
Kennedy / Jr.
Catcher
Combined stellar defense with .471 batting average to become key player in leading Kennedy to its sixth City Championship. Had 36 RBIs and was City co-player of the year.
Matt Cunningham
Notre Dame / Sr.
Catcher
Strong-armed, clutch-hitting catcher helped Notre Dame to Southern Section Division IV final. Batted .410 with 33 RBIs. Gave up only four stolen bases, none in last 11 games.
Matt Fisher
Chatsworth / Sr.
Infielder
Four-year starter and two-time All-City shortstop had 164 hits in high school career. Batted .434 with 37 RBIs for 25-2-1 Chancellors. Bound for Oklahoma.
Joe Guntz
Chatsworth / So.
Pitcher
All-City left-hander defeated top-ranked Hart in his opening game and didn’t stop there. Finished 11-0 with 11 complete games while throwing a variety of pitches.
Brian Horwitz
Crespi / Sr.
Outfielder
Mission League player of the year batted .415 as leadoff hitter for league-champion Celts. Had 39 hits, played well defensively and signed with California.
Conor Jackson
El Camino Real / Sr.
Infielder
Two-time All-City shortstop and City co-player of the year led El Camino Real to the City final, batting .427 with 36 RBIs and eight home runs. Signed with California.
Clint Kofmehl
Crespi / Sr.
Pitcher
Mission League pitcher of the year was region’s most improved hurler. Fourth string last year, he finished 8-1 with 1.05 ERA. Signed with Nevada.
Jason Kubel
Highland / Sr.
Outfielder
Five-tool player hit .500 with 14 home runs and 44 RBIs while playing near-flawless defense. Selected by the Minnesota Twins in 12th round of amateur draft.
Mark McCauley
Crescenta Valley / Sr.
Infielder
Four-year starter never missed a game and finished on a strong note by hitting .450 with 10 doubles this season. Helped the Falcons win three Pacific League titles.
John Santor
Highland / Sr.
Utility
Hit .479 with 11 home runs and 44 RBIs while playing third base, catcher and first base. Finished with 31 career home runs for the Bulldogs.
Spencer Steward
Burroughs / Sr.
Outfielder
Sparked Burroughs to second-place finish in the Foothill League by hitting league-best .494 with 36 RBIs, nine doubles and 13 stolen bases.
COACH OF THE YEAR
Tom Meusborn
Chatsworth
Staff: Matt LaCour, Chuck Hatfield, John DiPoma
After winning the 1999 City Championship, the Chancellor coach took a team with one returning starter and went 25-1-1 before being beaten by eventual City champion Kennedy in the quarterfinals.
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