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2002 SPBC #1 Star is Vacaville's Glaser Monday, October 21st , 2002 Wherever Josh Glaser signs on next year, the center fielder will be hauling home a good paycheck after the impressive season he just wrapped up. Glaser received word of his Semi-Pro Baseball Circuit Most Valuable Player Award selection earlier today. That should make him a valuable commodity for next year. In 2002 he boasted a .354 average and a .434 on-base percentage as he piled up 109 hits, 20 doubles, 2 triples, 23 home runs, 76 RBIs and 60 runs scored. He received 12 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Ray Foster of the Calgary Caracals finished second in voting, while Isaiah Dixon of the Hamilton Tigers finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Josh Glaser - Vacaville Steelheads - 12 - 168 Ray Foster - Calgary Caracals - 0 - 99 Isaiah Dixon - Hamilton Tigers - 0 - 95 Mike Williams - Quebec City Blues - 0 - 81 Matt Wojt - Vacaville Steelheads - 0 - 71 John Whitmyer - Hamilton Tigers - 0 - 55 Steve Crow - Hamilton Tigers - 0 - 38 Nate James - Vacaville Steelheads - 0 - 23 Bill Ross - Allentown Fleetwings - 0 - 18 Aaron Henke - Newark Eagles - 0 - 15 Mike McClurkin - Ottawa Capitals - 0 - 15 Aaron Cox - Newark Eagles - 0 - 13 Isaiah Carter - Vacaville Steelheads - 0 - 7 Jesse Krogh - Ottawa Capitals - 0 - 5 Adam Hall - Newark Eagles - 0 - 3 Bill Cosentino - Southern California Empires - 0 - 1 Dave Sewall - Edmonton Drillers - 0 - 1 |
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