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Beau Hearod Named NCBWA First Team All-American
Tuesday, June 10, 2003

Beau Hearod


TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Alabama senior right fielder Beau Hearod was a first-team selection as The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association announced its 13th annual 2003 All-America Division I baseball team on Tuesday afternoon.

In 62 games this season, Hearod batted .346 (80-for-231) with an SEC-leading 20 home runs and 82 RBI for the Crimson Tide. In addition, the Jennings, La., native added 64 runs, 18 doubles, four triples and eight stolen bases.

He led the Crimson Tide in runs scored (64), triples (4), home runs (20), RBI (82) and slugging percentage (.719).

The 82 RBI tied Andy Phillips (1999) and Doug Duke (1986) for the third-highest total in school history. In addition, Hearod is one of only five UA players with 80 or more RBI in a single season.

His home run total makes him just the 12th player in school history to hit 20 home runs in a season and the first since Aaron Clark hit 20 home runs in 2001.

A 2003 First-Team All-SEC selection, Hearod was drafted in the 10th round by the Houston Astros in last week’s Major League Baseball draft and will be assigned to the New York-Penn League and begin play within the next week.

In addition, Hearod was named to the 2003 Verizion Academic All-American Baseball Team for the second consecutive year. The senior was a second-team selection after compiling a 3.62 GPA in Finance. Hearod was a third-team selection as junior in 2002.

FIRST TEAM

Pos. Name, School Class BA AB R H HR RBI
1B Billy Becher, N.M. State Sr. .420 250 76 105 32 118
2B Rickie Weeks, Southern U. Jr. .479 163 82 78 16 66
3B Jamie D'Antona, Wake Forest Sr. .360 214 59 77 21 82
SS Dustin Pedroia, Arizona State So. .404 297 83 120 4 52
C Ryan Garko, Stanford Jr. .411 231 58 95 18 88
OF David Murphy, Baylor Jr. .413 293 84 121 11 67
OF Clint King, Southern Miss So. .394 254 68 100 23 77
(tie) OF Dustin Majewski, Texas Sr. .389 262 59 102 12 82
OF Michael Brown, William & Mary Sr. .423 201 58 85 20 66
UT/ATH Beau Hearod, Alabama Sr. .346 231 64 80 20 82

Pitchers

Pos. Name School Cl. W-L ERA G IP H BB SO SV
SP Jered Weaver, Long Beach St So. 14-4 1.97 20 133.1 92 41 144 0
SP Jeff Niemann, Rice So. 16-0 1.63 20 121.1 87 32 142 1
SP Tim Stauffer, Richmond Jr. 9-5 1.97 15 114 87 19 146 0
SP David Marchbanks, S. Carolina Jr. 15-2 2.39 20 132 141 23 97 0
RP Steve Register, Auburn Jr. 3-3 2.94 33 52 42 7 61 16
RP Matt Daulton, Va. Tech Sr. 3-1 0.76 29 35.2 16 6 28 14

SECOND TEAM

Pos. Name, School Class BA AB R H HR RBI
1B Michael Aubrey, Tulane Jr. .420 243 70 102 18 79
2B Steve Garrabants, Arizona St Jr. .324 213 56 69 8 59
3B Kevin Kouzmanoff, Nevada Sr. .361 233 55 84 17 67
SS Ryan Braun, Miami (Fla.) Fr. .374 230 60 86 17 74
C David Castillo, Oral Roberts Jr. .344 212 57 73 17 70
OF Josh Phifer, Air Force Sr. .413 184 50 76 15 62
OF Brad Snyder, Ball State Jr. .405 200 68 81 14 61
OF Jeff Cook, Southern Miss Sr. .374 254 71 95 23 76
UT/ATH John Gragg,Bethune-Cookman Sr. .421 214 54 90 4 62
9-4, 3.64 ERA, 15 G, 94 IP, 80 H, 32 BB, 93 SO, 0 SV
Scott Beerer, Texas A&M Jr. .335 245 44 82 11 57
6-1, 1.82 ERA, 27 G, 49.1 IP, 32 H, 12 BB, 58 SO, 13 SV

Pitchers

Pos. Name School Cl. W-L ERA G IP H BB SO SV
SP Tim Mastny, Furman Jr. 11-2 1.09 16 124 78 22 103 0
SP Scott Lewis, Ohio State So. 9-1 1.61 13 83.2 48 24 127 0
SP Vern Sterry, N.C. State Jr. 11-0 3.25 17 116.1 99 39 124 0
SP Kyle Sleeth, Wake Forest Jr. 7-3 2.81 14 96 78 29 102 0
RP Wade Townsend, Rice So. 9-1 1.97 26 96 61 38 141 5
RP Huston Street, Texas So. 8-0 1.38 38 72 47 13 68 14

THIRD TEAM

Pos. Name, School Class BA AB R H HR RBI
(tie) 1B Jeff Larish, Ariz. St. So. .372 234 80 87 18 95
1B Matt Hopper, Nebraska Sr. .382 233 74 89 22 66
(tie) 2B Steve Sollmann, N Dame Jr. .384 255 67 98 4 40
2B Lee Curtis, Charleston Sr. .399 233 65 93 11 64
3B Ryan Roberts, Texas-Arlington Sr. .422 230 69 97 16 69
(tie) SS Aaron Hill, LSU Jr. .366 257 67 94 9 67
SS Mike Rozema, St. John's Jr. .408 196 44 80 2 33
C Tony Richie, Florida State Jr. .365 260 59 95 11 75
OF Shane Costa, Cal St. Fullerton Jr. .372 253 53 94 4 54 28 SB
OF Carlos Quentin, Stanford Jr. .398 235 65 94 10 56
OF Jordan Foster, Lamar Jr. .417 230 54 96 7 71
UT/ATH Stephen Head, Ole Miss Fr. .337 208 31 70 6 44
Pitching: 4-1, 1.40 ERA, 20 G, 57.2 IP, 16 BB, 43 SO, 13 SV

Pitchers

Pos. Name School Cl. W-L ERA G IP H BB SO SV
SP Jered Lieback, Arizona State Sr. 8-0 2.88 21 78 77 24 54 0
SP Chris Lambert, Boston College So. 8-2 2.71 13 79.2 61 38 88 0
SP Jason Windsor, CS Fullerton Jr. 10-2 1.82 21 84 65 18 69 0
SP Paul Maholm, Miss. State Jr. 9-2 2.76 15 107.2 102 39 101 0
SP Aaron Marsden, Nebraska Jr. 8-3 2.90 16 115 109 21 113 0
SP Chris Niesel, Notre Dame So. 9-1 2.65 15 98.1 86 19 87 0
SP Mike Rogers, N.C. State Fr. 12-3 3.02 17 125 122 34 113 0
SP Tim Alvarez, SE Missouri Sr. 14-3 2.74 21 108.1 87 33 79 1
SP Jeremy Plexico, Winthrop Sr. 12-3 2.75 18 117.2 92 26 106 1
RP Chad Cordero, CS Fullerton Jr. 5-1 1.42 37 50.2 38 7 63 7
RP Ryan Wagner, Houston So. 6-5 1.93 38 79.1 39 17 148 15
RP J.D.Cockroft, Miami (Fla.) Jr. 11-2 2.65 21 115.2 107 34 92 1
RP J.P. Gagne, Notre Dame Sr. 4-6 2.70 30 60 55 21 45 13
RP Joey Devine, N.C. State Fr. 6-3 2.19 36 65.2 49 16 78 14
RP Austin Tubb, Southern Miss Jr. 3-2 1.45 30 31 22 9 30 10
RP Matt Wilhite, Western Kentucky Sr. 8-2 1.78 37 76 49 20 64 11


Beau Hearod Named NCBWA First Team All-American
Tuesday, June 10, 2003

Beau Hearod


TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Alabama senior right fielder Beau Hearod was a first-team selection as The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association announced its 13th annual 2003 All-America Division I baseball team on Tuesday afternoon.

In 62 games this season, Hearod batted .346 (80-for-231) with an SEC-leading 20 home runs and 82 RBI for the Crimson Tide. In addition, the Jennings, La., native added 64 runs, 18 doubles, four triples and eight stolen bases.

He led the Crimson Tide in runs scored (64), triples (4), home runs (20), RBI (82) and slugging percentage (.719).

The 82 RBI tied Andy Phillips (1999) and Doug Duke (1986) for the third-highest total in school history. In addition, Hearod is one of only five UA players with 80 or more RBI in a single season.

His home run total makes him just the 12th player in school history to hit 20 home runs in a season and the first since Aaron Clark hit 20 home runs in 2001.

A 2003 First-Team All-SEC selection, Hearod was drafted in the 10th round by the Houston Astros in last week’s Major League Baseball draft and will be assigned to the New York-Penn League and begin play within the next week.

In addition, Hearod was named to the 2003 Verizion Academic All-American Baseball Team for the second consecutive year. The senior was a second-team selection after compiling a 3.62 GPA in Finance. Hearod was a third-team selection as junior in 2002.

FIRST TEAM

Pos. Name, School Class BA AB R H HR RBI
1B Billy Becher, N.M. State Sr. .420 250 76 105 32 118
2B Rickie Weeks, Southern U. Jr. .479 163 82 78 16 66
3B Jamie D'Antona, Wake Forest Sr. .360 214 59 77 21 82
SS Dustin Pedroia, Arizona State So. .404 297 83 120 4 52
C Ryan Garko, Stanford Jr. .411 231 58 95 18 88
OF David Murphy, Baylor Jr. .413 293 84 121 11 67
OF Clint King, Southern Miss So. .394 254 68 100 23 77
(tie) OF Dustin Majewski, Texas Sr. .389 262 59 102 12 82
OF Michael Brown, William & Mary Sr. .423 201 58 85 20 66
UT/ATH Beau Hearod, Alabama Sr. .346 231 64 80 20 82

Pitchers

Pos. Name School Cl. W-L ERA G IP H BB SO SV
SP Jered Weaver, Long Beach St So. 14-4 1.97 20 133.1 92 41 144 0
SP Jeff Niemann, Rice So. 16-0 1.63 20 121.1 87 32 142 1
SP Tim Stauffer, Richmond Jr. 9-5 1.97 15 114 87 19 146 0
SP David Marchbanks, S. Carolina Jr. 15-2 2.39 20 132 141 23 97 0
RP Steve Register, Auburn Jr. 3-3 2.94 33 52 42 7 61 16
RP Matt Daulton, Va. Tech Sr. 3-1 0.76 29 35.2 16 6 28 14

SECOND TEAM

Pos. Name, School Class BA AB R H HR RBI
1B Michael Aubrey, Tulane Jr. .420 243 70 102 18 79
2B Steve Garrabants, Arizona St Jr. .324 213 56 69 8 59
3B Kevin Kouzmanoff, Nevada Sr. .361 233 55 84 17 67
SS Ryan Braun, Miami (Fla.) Fr. .374 230 60 86 17 74
C David Castillo, Oral Roberts Jr. .344 212 57 73 17 70
OF Josh Phifer, Air Force Sr. .413 184 50 76 15 62
OF Brad Snyder, Ball State Jr. .405 200 68 81 14 61
OF Jeff Cook, Southern Miss Sr. .374 254 71 95 23 76
UT/ATH John Gragg,Bethune-Cookman Sr. .421 214 54 90 4 62
9-4, 3.64 ERA, 15 G, 94 IP, 80 H, 32 BB, 93 SO, 0 SV
Scott Beerer, Texas A&M Jr. .335 245 44 82 11 57
6-1, 1.82 ERA, 27 G, 49.1 IP, 32 H, 12 BB, 58 SO, 13 SV

Pitchers

Pos. Name School Cl. W-L ERA G IP H BB SO SV
SP Tim Mastny, Furman Jr. 11-2 1.09 16 124 78 22 103 0
SP Scott Lewis, Ohio State So. 9-1 1.61 13 83.2 48 24 127 0
SP Vern Sterry, N.C. State Jr. 11-0 3.25 17 116.1 99 39 124 0
SP Kyle Sleeth, Wake Forest Jr. 7-3 2.81 14 96 78 29 102 0
RP Wade Townsend, Rice So. 9-1 1.97 26 96 61 38 141 5
RP Huston Street, Texas So. 8-0 1.38 38 72 47 13 68 14

THIRD TEAM

Pos. Name, School Class BA AB R H HR RBI
(tie) 1B Jeff Larish, Ariz. St. So. .372 234 80 87 18 95
1B Matt Hopper, Nebraska Sr. .382 233 74 89 22 66
(tie) 2B Steve Sollmann, N Dame Jr. .384 255 67 98 4 40
2B Lee Curtis, Charleston Sr. .399 233 65 93 11 64
3B Ryan Roberts, Texas-Arlington Sr. .422 230 69 97 16 69
(tie) SS Aaron Hill, LSU Jr. .366 257 67 94 9 67
SS Mike Rozema, St. John's Jr. .408 196 44 80 2 33
C Tony Richie, Florida State Jr. .365 260 59 95 11 75
OF Shane Costa, Cal St. Fullerton Jr. .372 253 53 94 4 54 28 SB
OF Carlos Quentin, Stanford Jr. .398 235 65 94 10 56
OF Jordan Foster, Lamar Jr. .417 230 54 96 7 71
UT/ATH Stephen Head, Ole Miss Fr. .337 208 31 70 6 44
Pitching: 4-1, 1.40 ERA, 20 G, 57.2 IP, 16 BB, 43 SO, 13 SV

Pitchers

Pos. Name School Cl. W-L ERA G IP H BB SO SV
SP Jered Lieback, Arizona State Sr. 8-0 2.88 21 78 77 24 54 0
SP Chris Lambert, Boston College So. 8-2 2.71 13 79.2 61 38 88 0
SP Jason Windsor, CS Fullerton Jr. 10-2 1.82 21 84 65 18 69 0
SP Paul Maholm, Miss. State Jr. 9-2 2.76 15 107.2 102 39 101 0
SP Aaron Marsden, Nebraska Jr. 8-3 2.90 16 115 109 21 113 0
SP Chris Niesel, Notre Dame So. 9-1 2.65 15 98.1 86 19 87 0
SP Mike Rogers, N.C. State Fr. 12-3 3.02 17 125 122 34 113 0
SP Tim Alvarez, SE Missouri Sr. 14-3 2.74 21 108.1 87 33 79 1
SP Jeremy Plexico, Winthrop Sr. 12-3 2.75 18 117.2 92 26 106 1
RP Chad Cordero, CS Fullerton Jr. 5-1 1.42 37 50.2 38 7 63 7
RP Ryan Wagner, Houston So. 6-5 1.93 38 79.1 39 17 148 15
RP J.D.Cockroft, Miami (Fla.) Jr. 11-2 2.65 21 115.2 107 34 92 1
RP J.P. Gagne, Notre Dame Sr. 4-6 2.70 30 60 55 21 45 13
RP Joey Devine, N.C. State Fr. 6-3 2.19 36 65.2 49 16 78 14
RP Austin Tubb, Southern Miss Jr. 3-2 1.45 30 31 22 9 30 10
RP Matt Wilhite, Western Kentucky Sr. 8-2 1.78 37 76 49 20 64 11

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Amen!

Congratulations to Beau. He definitely deserved it, (as he also deserved SEC Player of the Year, but the voters for that particular award appear to be rather ignorant and biased.)

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"When we put on that Alabama uniform, we felt like superheroes."
--Roberto Vaz, 5/10/03
 
Thanks 38, Diamond Tide, Tider, & JoJo for the congrats. Beau left today to go to Troy, NY to be with the Tri-City Valleycats. Please keep him in your thoughts/prayers to do well. And 38, I like your Reaul Tide Reaul!!
 
I just read that Beau was also named to the American Baseball Coaches Association All-South Region Second Team. In my opinion, that is a complete joke.

There is no excuse for his not being on the First Team. Instead, the ABCA chose two outfielders from Southern Miss, some clown from Eastern Kentucky, and David Coffey from UGA as the DH. I'm sorry, but that's just plain laughable. The coaches that voted for that team should be ashamed of themselves for exhibiting such blatant stupidity. We're talking about the best power hitter in the best conference, a guy who wasn't too far from winning the SEC triple crown, and these coaches are picking David Coffey?

Of course I will admit that I am biased, but I still think I'm right. Beau deserved first team recognition and he also deserved SEC Player of the Year honors.

Best of luck to Beau as he begins his professional career. I have a feeling that before too long, we'll be watching him tear up NL pitching at Minute Maid the way he did against college hurlers at Sewell-Thomas. I guess the only bad thing about his signing with the Astros is that #5 is taken and will probably be retired in the future. Nevertheless, #5 or no #5, the future for Beau is very bright.

Reaul Tide Reaul

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"When we put on that Alabama uniform, we felt like superheroes."
--Roberto Vaz, 5/10/03
 
My Congrats also. When he gets to Troy tell him not to blink or he will miss the town.LOL
Hopefully he will be in the show in a few years.
Craig Biggio is from Long Island and he played against teams I coached when he was a little tyke. He is a nice person and will help. He probably could have play in the NFL that is how talented he is. Sure glad he chose baseball and has an extended career. He probably added 5 yrs after he got out from behind the plate.

Great year Beau and we will continue to root you on wherever you go.
 

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