McGill freshman named CIBA pitcher of the year
MONTREAL - Daniel Kost-Stephenson, ace of the national champion McGill Redmen, has been named as the most outstanding pitcher in the Canadian Intercollegiate Baseball Association for the 2010 season.
The 20-year-old mechanical engineering freshman from Westmount, Que., posted a 2-0 record in four starts, registering a 0.95 earned-run average. Known as "Dr. K", the 5-foot-9, 160-pounder scattered 12 hits over 22 innings of work, striking out 14, walking seven, hitting one batter and allowing only three earned runs.
The league's most outstanding batter was Adem Campbell of the Crandall University Chargers, who hit .481 with 25 hits in 52 at bats. He also drew eight walks and was hit by a pitch once, while striking out only six times. Campbell scored 13 runs, hitting 18 singles, four doubles, three home runs and 19 RBIs.
2010 CIBA MAJOR AWARD WINNERS
CIBA Batter of the Year: Adem Campbell - Crandall University (.481 avg., 3 hr, 19 rbi)
CIBA Pitcher of the Year: Daniel
Kost-Stephenson, McGill University (0.95 ERA, 4 starts,
2-0, 22 IP, 12 H, 3ER, 14k, 7 BB, 1 HBP)
Ontario Conference Batting Champion: Tyler Mitchell - Durham Lords (.516 avg.)
Northern Conference Batting Champion: Jason Katz - Concordia Stingers (.444 avg.)
Atlantic Conference Batting Champion: Daniel Lewis - Cape Breton Capers (.465 avg.)
SOURCE:
Earl Zukerman
McGill Athletics & Recreation
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