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Peaster's Ethan Murphy heads this year's All-Parker County baseball team as the area's Most Valuable Player. Murphy was a stronghold for the Greyhounds, becoming a threat from the mound as well as at the plate, and helping lead his team to a postseason berth in the playoffs.
Murphy signed a letter-of-intent to play baseball at Weatherford College in the fall.
Weatherford's Josh Easley was named Pitcher of the Year for his efforts, helping lead the Roos to the playoffs.
He will play for the University of Arkansas.
Easley's teammate, Josh Ellington, was named Defensive Player of the Year. Not afraid to fill in at pitcher, Ellington spent most of his time behind the plate, a force to be reckoned with against opposing baserunners.
Brock head baseball coach Chad Massey, along with catcher Zack Patino round out the superlatives. The Eagles went the deepest of any other team in the area, with Massey being named Coach of the Year for his efforts, and Patino as the Offensive Player of the Year.
The full list of the All-Parker County team is as follows.
Most Valuable Player
Ethan Murphy - Peaster
Pitcher of the Year
Josh Easley – Weatherford
Offensive Player of the Year
Zack Patino – Brock
Defensive Player of the Year
Jordan Ellington – Weatherford
Coach of the Year
Chad Massey – Brock
First Team
Coleman Bowden – Brock
Hayden Dillard – Peaster
Dylan Gathings – Springtown
Blaine Hicks – Poolville
Calvin Loftis – Aledo
Landon Meeker – Millsap
Michael Peoples – Weatherford
Toby Teakell – Weatherford
Trey Teakell – Weatherford
Second Team
Sean Arbuckle – Poolville
Bandy Decker - Brock
Spencer Godby – Brock
Ryan Van Gundy - Millsap
Joel Hasley – Aledo
Seth Hendrick - Peaster
Levi Joy – Brock
Gage Mitchell - Peaster
Ryan Talley – Aledo
Honorable Mention
Jon Barnett – Brock
Colton Burnett - Weatherford
Kevin Carnes – Poolville
Jeremy Etlicher – Peaster
Morgan Ries - Weatherford
Cole Savage – Aledo
Cobin Shaw – Springtown
Tyler Williams - Poolville
Drew Wirsing - Weatherford
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