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Ryan Plaistowe Chosen SA's Premier Player
Wednesday, September 27th , 2062
He may have less experience than most of his USSL Single A peers, but that didn't slow Ryan Plaistowe down at all in 2062.
At the age of 21, the Holy City center fielder has been named the winner of the USSL Single A Outstanding Hitter Award.
He had a .296 batting average and a .368 on-base percentage this year. In 71 games he piled up 81 hits, 18 doubles, no triples, 15 home runs, 46 RBIs and 40 runs scored.
"I'm blown away by the season I was able to put together," he said. "I'm looking forward to trying to do it all again next year."
He received 9 first place votes out of a possible 10. Francisco Sánchez of the Walla Walla Walleye finished second in voting with 1 first place vote, while Chris Thomas of the Levittown Blue Dragons finished third.
Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Ryan Plaistowe - Holy City Herons - 9 - 135
Francisco Sánchez - Walla Walla Walleye - 1 - 92
Chris Thomas - Levittown Blue Dragons - 0 - 72
Reed Francis - Monroeville Yinzers - 0 - 60
Grady McCarty - Alaskan Bush Pilots - 0 - 53
Ben Álvarez - Philadelphia Liberty U-24 - 0 - 38
Mark Henderson - Alaskan Bush Pilots - 0 - 27
Sam Allen - Delmarva Gallos - 0 - 24
Maurice King - Alaskan Bush Pilots - 0 - 24
Juan Barajas - Walla Walla Walleye - 0 - 23
Lee Spencer - Grim Reapers - 0 - 23
Charlie Lawson - Alaskan Bush Pilots - 0 - 11
Cam López - Delmarva Gallos - 0 - 5
José Barrón - Delmarva Gallos - 0 - 1
Mark Castillo - Monroeville Yinzers - 0 - 1
Júlio Cisneros - Alaskan Bush Pilots - 0 - 1
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SA Manager of the Year Award Given to Cruz
Monday, September 25th , 2062
Félix Cruz stepped before the microphone today and accepted his USSL Single A Manager of the Year award, thanking the whole Walla Walla Walleye organization for making the 2062 season such a success.
Cruz struggled to find the right words. "My father was a drill instructor in the military. He taught me that you have to work hard, set goals and accept responsibility for your actions. That's what the entire Walla Walla organization did this year. My dedicated owner, coaching staff, hard-working and talented players and loyal front office all made this award possible. I thank them for it."
And what a year it was. Cruz sparked the Walleye to a 63-33 record and a first in the Silver A standings.
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