Baseball
Boyce and Foster Selected to Participate in NEIBA All-Star Game
June 2, 2008
KINGSTON, R.I. - Rhode Island baseball sophomore Tim Boyce (Swansea, Mass.) and head coach Jim Foster have been selected to participate in the 2008 New England Intercollegiate Baseball Association (NEIBA) College All-Star Game on Saturday, June 14 at Fenway Park in Boston, Mass.
Boyce was named to the Division I All-Star Team by way of earning All-New England honors while Foster will help coach the D-I squad alongside Bob Whalen of Dartmouth.
The team of Division I All-Stars will play a team made up of Division II All-Stars and Division III Senior All-Stars in the annual game. First pitch is scheduled for 9 a.m. at Fenway. The University Division leads the series with a 21-10-1 record, but the College Division team won last year's game with a 2-0 shutout.
Prior to the game, the NEIBA will present its annual awards. Three Teams of the Year will be recognized - Dartmouth in Division I, Franklin Pierce in Division II and Trinity in Division III - along with Coaches of the Year Bob Whelan (Dartmouth), Jayson King (Franklin Pierce) and Bill Decker (Trinity). Bruce Joyce, formerly the coach at Southern New Hampshire University and past president of the NEIBA, will receive the Jack Butterfield Award, presented to a coach who exhibits the integrity and dedication to the game that Coach Butterfield displayed during his long career at the University of Maine. The recently-established Kevin Burr Assistant Coach Award will be presented to longtime Tufts assistant Bob Clarke. During the winter, John Claffey of the Cape Cod League received NEIBA's Andy Baylock Distinguished Service Award.
NEIBA NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE BASEBALL ALL-STAR GAME
Fenway Park - June 14, 2008 - Noon
DIVISION I TEAM
Brian Baudinet (Massachusetts)
Mike Belfiore (Boston College)
Tim Boyce (Rhode Island)
Eric Campbell (Boston College)
Josh Cox (Yale)
Steve Daniels (Brown)
Peter Fatse (Connecticut)
Matt Gianini (Central Connecticut)
Elliot Glynn (Connecticut)
Chris Greiner (Hartford)
Ryan Lavarnway (Yale)
Pierre LePage (Connecticut)
Mike Lyon (Northeastern)
Joe Miller (Maine)
Justin Milo (Vermont)
Mike Olt (Connecticut)
Michael Pagliarulo (Dartmouth)
Frank Pesanello (Northeastern)
Conor Reardon (Brown)
Nick Santomauro (Dartmouth)
Joe Serafin (Vermont)
Curt Smith (Maine)
Mike Tamsin (Northeastern)
Adam Tempesta (Massachusetts)
John Tesseyman (Central Connecticut)
Eric Thompson (Vermont)
Damon Wright (Dartmouth)
