Connecticut High School Baseball All Stars

This page lists a yearly recap of every season played by the Connecticut High School Fall All Star Team. It lists pictures and achivements for each squad, and along with the Fall All Star Records section on this web site will give you an account of yearly results.

The Connecticut High School Fall All Star Team. Formed and run for the advancement, and assistance of our Connecticut baseball athletes.

 

 

 

2018 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

 

    After taking a year off the Connecticut High School Fall All Star squad was back on the field in 2018 to play a single doubleheader against the Community College of Rhode Island.  Members of the squad were: Michael Aceto (Hamden), Eli Battipagia (Cheshire), Ian Battipaglia (Cheshire), Justin Butterworth (Woodland), Matt Costello (Cheshire), Matt Downing (Cheshire), Jack Drewry (Wolcott), Gianni Fanelli (Berlin), Mike Marella (Masuk), Jeff Nicol (Wolcott), Mike Sobolewski (Newington), Ryan Strollo (Cheshire), and Paul Villecco (Cheshire).

    The all stars lost both ends of the doubleheader against a strong Rhode Island squad with Matt Downing, Mike Marella, Justin Butterworth, and Gianni Fanelli working on the mound for the Connecticut squad.

    Matt Costello had 4 hits and two runs batted in to lead the offense, with Ian Battipaglia, and Paul Villeco adding 3 hits each.  Justin Butterworth rounded out the offense for the all stars with 2 hits and a run batted in.

    Coaching the squad for the 2018 fall season were Ed DiPersio, Doug Wedge, and Kevin Strollo.

 

Members of the 2018 squad who have now made their college choice are:

 

Eli Battipaglia--Franklin Pierce University
Ian Battipaglia--Franklin Pierce University
Matt Costello--College of St Rose 

Matt Downing--Northeastern University

Jack Drewry--Southern Connecticut State University

Gianni Fanelli--Assumption College

Mike Marella--Fairfield University

Jeff Nicol--Central Connecticut State University

Mike Sobolewski--Nichols College

Ryan Strollo--Fairfield University

Paul Villecco--Western New England University

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 2018 FALL ALL STAR PLAYERS

1ST.ROW (L-R) MICHAEL ACETO, ELI BATTIPAGLIA, IAN BATTIPAGLIA, JUSTIN BUTTERWORTH, MATT COSTELLO,  MATT DOWNING, and JACK DREWRY.

 

 

2ND. ROW (L-R) GIANNI FANELLI, MIKE MARELLA, JEFF NICOL, MIKE SOBOLEWSKI, RYAN STROLLO, and PAUL VILLECCO.

 

 

 

2016 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

 

    The Connecticut High School Fall All Star squad took the field for the 2016 season, marking the 22 year that the team has been run.  The coaching staff for the squad were Ed DiPersio, Doug Wedge, and Steve McLoughlin.

    Members of the squad and the high schools they attend for this year are: Kyle Brennan (Sheehan), Noah Budzik (Cromwell), Dylan Champagne (Newtown), Gary Costello (Cheshire), Ben DeLaubell (Cheshire), Teddy Hague (Amity Regional), Mike Hickey (Cheshire), Trey McLoughlin (Shelton), John Mikosz (Southington), Jeff Nicol (Wolcott), Fran Phelan (Holy Cross), Tyler Popp (Haddam Killingworth), Jack Rich (Wilcox Tech), Ben Schena (Cheshire), Peyton Stephens (Sacred Heart), Roland Thivierge (Portland), Cooper Thompson (Morgan High), Joevanni Torres (Naugatuck), David Wells (Shelton), and Patrick Winkel (Amity Regional).

    In the first doubleheader of the year the all stars won both ends of a doubleheader against the Connecticut American Legion All Stars.  The squad showed strong defense and pitching in the contests.

    Fran Phalen and Peyton Stephens picked up the mound victories for the all stars.  Also throwing well were, Teddy Hague, Dylan Champange, Gary Costello, Roland Thivierge, and Ben DeLaubell.  At the plate David Wells had five hits over the contests. Patrick Winkel and Peyton Stephens had four hits each, and Jack Rich chipped in with three.  Ben DeLaubell had four runs batted in, while David Wells, Jack Rich, Gary Costello, Jeff Nicol, and Noah Budzik each drove in two runs.  Though out the two games the infield defense of Patrick Winkel, Roland Thivierge, Noah Budzik, Ben Schena, Ben DeLaubell, and David Wells was air tight.

    In their second outing of the year the Connecticut squad traveled to American International College for a doubleheader against the Yellow Jackets.  The all stars came away with a split, dropping the first game 5-1, and winning the second game by a 9-7 tally.

    Roland Thivierge, Fran Phalen, and Dylan Champange pitched well in the opener, while Pat Winkel collected four hits and scored the only run of the game for the all stars.  The bats came alive in the eighth inning for the all stars in the second game, as they pushed across six runs.  Pat Winkel, Jack Rich, and Kyle Brennan each had doubles in the outburst.  David Wells scored three times and Pat Winkel drove in four runs in a 9-7 comeback win.  John Mikosz picked up the win on the mound in the second game.  Peyton Stephens and Kyle Brennan exceled on defense at centerfield and first base respectively.

    The all star team ran into a very strong Avery Point team playing four games in Groton in their final weekend of the fall season.  The bats went dry against a strong group of Pointer pitchers as the all stars dropped the first game 5-0 and finished in a 2-2 tie in the second game.  The final two games were dropped by scores of 3-0 and 10-1.
    Dylan Champange threw five very strong innings giving up one run in the 2-2 tie game.  Fran Phalen and Gary Costello also were strong on the mound for the all stars giving up one run each in their outings.  Peyton Stephens finished with six hits in the four games against Avery Point.  John Mikosz chipped in with three more.  Ben Schena and Noah Budzik played very well in the middle infield on defense.
    The all stars finished the fall season with a record of 3 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie.

 

Members of the 2016 squad who have now made their college choice are:

 

Patrick Winkel--University of Connecticut

Michael Hickey--Central Connecticut State University 

Peyton Stephens--Central Connecticut State University
Trey McLoughlin--Fairfield University

Cooper Thompson--Sacred Heart University
Jack Rich--Eastern Connecticut State University

Ben DeLaubell--West Point
Kyle Brennan--Endicott College
Roland Thivierge--Mitchell College
John Mikosz--Weaton College
Gary Costello--Avery Point
Roland Thivierge--Mitchell College
Cooper Thompson--Sacred Heart University
Teddy Hague--Yale University
Fran Phalen--Central Connecticut State University

Noah Budzik--University of New Haven

Jeff Nicol--Central Connecticut State University

Ben Schena--Endicott College

Dylan Champagne--New England College

 

2015 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

 

    The Connecticut High School Fall All Stars played two doubleheaders during the month of September, marking the 21st. year that they have fielded a squad.

    Coaching the fall squad this season were:  Ed DiPersio, Doug Wedge and Steve McLoughlin.

    Members of the 2015 squad were:  Kyle Brennan (Sheehan), Mike Charest (Maloney), Ben DeLaubell (Cheshire), Altrin Kabashi (Cheshire), Trey McLoughlin (Shelton), Elias Oliphant (Amity), Jeremy Sagun (Montville), Peyton Stephens (Sacred Heart of Waterbury), Joevonni Torres (Naugatuck), Madden Ward (Morgan), Chris Winkel (Amity), Patrick Winkel (Amity), and Owen Wosleger (East Hampton).

    On the first weekend the all stars swept CCRI in a doubleheader with scores of 6-1 and 6-2.  Chris Winkel, Owen Wosleger, Jeremy Sagun, and Madden Ward each had two hits to lead the offense in the first game, with Mike Charest coming away with the mound win by a 6-1 count.  Owen Wosleger scored twice, while Madden Ward and Chris Winkel drove in two runs each.

    In the second game, Altrin Kabashi drove in three runs to lead the all stars to a come from behind win by a 6-2 score.  Trey McLoughlin pitched the first four innings to pick up the mound victory, while Peyton Stephens threw three solid innings in relief to pick up the save.

    For the doubleheader, Altrin Kabashi, Madden Ward, Jeremy Sagun, and Ben DeLaubell were outstanding on infield defense, while Joevonni Torres and Patrick Winkel turned in solid efforts behind the plate.

    For the second weekend the Connecticut All Stars traveled to Washington Park in Groton for a doubleheader against UConn Avery Point.  The all stars won the first game by a 4-0 score, and finished the final game of the fall with a 1-1 tie.

    In the first game Peyton Stephens and Trey McLoughlin combined for the shut out on the mound, with Stephens gaining the mound victory.  Chris Winkel and Kyle Brennan carried the offense with three hits, four runs batted in, and a run scored between them.  The second game saw outstanding pitching for both squads, with Mike Charest and Elias Oliphant pitching well for the all stars.  Patrick Winkel and Ben DeLaubell had back to back doubles in the fourth inning for the only run on the all stars side.  Altrin Kabashi and Kyle Brennan each had solid defensive games at second and first base.

    The 2015 fall all stars showed very strong pitching over the two weekends this fall.  Mike Charest, Elias Oliphant, Trey McLoughlin, and Peyton Stephens limited their opponents to only four runs total in the two doubleheaders this season.  They finished the fall season with a record of 3 wins, 0 losses, and 1 tie. 

 

Members of the 2015 squad who have now made their college choice are:

 

Mike Charest--Southern Connecticut State University

Elias Oliphant--Fairfield University

Owen Wosleger--American International College

Chris Winkel--University of Connecticut
Trey McLoughlin--Fairfield University

Patrick Winkel--University of Connecticut
Jeremy Sagun--Central Connecticut State University
Altrin Kabashi--UMass Dartmouth

2015 FALL ALL STAR PLAYERS

1ST. ROW (L-R) KYLE BRENNAN, MIKE CHAREST, BEN DeLAUBELL, ALTRIN KABASHI, TREY McLOUGHLIN, ELIAS OLIPHANT, and JEREMY SAGUN.

 

2ND. ROW (L-R) PEYTON STEPHENS, JOEVONNI TORRES, MADDEN WARD, CHRIS WINKEL, PATRICK WINKEL, and OWEN WOSLEGER.

 

 

 

2014 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

    

    The 2014 squad reached a landmark this fall by taking the field for the 20th year.  The squad was on the field for three doubleheaders.  The season ended with a rain out, and the squad finished the fall with a record of 1 win and 3 losses.

    Members of the 2014 squad were:  Jamie Butler (Sacred Heart of Waterbury), Michael Chiovitti (Holy Cross of Waterbury), Michael Cowell (Shelton), Justin Gallicchio (Northwest Catholic), Jack Gethings (Williston Northhampton), Zach Hart (Sheehan), Jimmy Magson (Hamden), Cooper Mrowka (Cheshire), Cole Ogorzalek (Portland), Emilio Santiago (St. Paul’s of Bristol), Peyton Stephens (Sacred Heart of Waterbury), Jimmy Titus (East Catholic), Hunter Tralli (Northwest Catholic), Josh Vincent (New London), Alex White (Conard), Chris Winkel (Amity Regional), and Patrick Winkel (Amity Regional).

    In their first doubleheader Michael Cowell pitched one of the better games is the programs history, pitching all seven innings in a complete game 3 hit, shut out effort.  Alex White and Jimmy Magson each had two hits to lead the offense, but the game was won with solid defense in the infield with Cooper Mrowka, Jimmy Titus, and Jimmy Magson all stepping up of the fall squad.  Freshman Patrick Winkel did an excellent job behind the plate, not allowing a ball to get by for the whole seven frames. 

    On Sunday the fall squad traveled to Rhode Island where they were no match for a vey good hitting CCRI squad.  After jumping out to a 6-0 lead in the first game the all star pitchers were unable to stop a hot hitting CCRI and dropped a 10-7 final score.  The second game was again on the lopsided end with the final score being 8-1.  Chris Winkel had 3 hits for the afternoon, while Cooper Mrowka, Mike Chiovitti, and Jimmy Titus each had 2 hits.

    The offense for the squad was provided by Alex White.400, Chris Winkel .333, and Michael Chiovitti who hit .300.

 

Members of the 2014 squad who have now made their college choice, are as follows:

 

Michael Cowell--Fordham University
Michael Chiovitti--University of Connecticut

Jack Gethings--Fairfield University

Zach Hart--Franklin Pierce

Cooper Mrowka--University of Massachusetts

Jimmy Titus--Bryant University

Hunter Tralli--Assumption College

Chris Winkel--University of Connecticut

Justin Gallicchio--Bryant University
Cole Ogorzalek--Eastern Connecticut State University
Emilio Santiago--Roger Williams
Alex White--Eastern Connecticut State University

Josh Vincent--Avery Point
Jamie Butler--Eastern Connecticut State University

 

2014 FALL ALL STAR PLAYERS
1ST. ROW (L-R) JAMIE BUTLER, MICHAEL CHIOVITTI, MICHAEL COWELL, JUSTIN GALLICCHIO, JACK GETHINGS, AND ZACK HART. 2ND. ROW (L-R) JIMMY MAGSON, COOPER MROWKA, COLE OGORZALEK, EMILIO SANTIAGO, PEYTON STEPHENS, AND JIMMY TITUS. 3RD. ROW (L-R) HUNTER TRALLI, JOSH VINCENT, ALEX WHITE, CRHIS WINKEL, AND PATRICK WINKEL.

 

2013 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

    The 2013 squad played one of the toughest schedules of all time this fall, and finished up with a record of 4 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie.  Over the four weekends the team played top notch defense, and turned in quality games on the pitchers mound.
    Members of the 2013 squad were: Jake Amoroso (St. Joseph of Trumbull), Ben Brown (Holy Cross), Michael Chiovitti (Holy Cross), Michael Cowell (Shelton), Buddy Dewaine (Montville), Jack Gethings (Williston Northhampton), Eric Jaillet (Valley Regional), Nick Lamberti (East Haven), Logan Lessard (Cromwell), Taylor Luciani (Northwest Catholic), Jimmy Magson (Hamden), Anthony Maselli (Avon Old Farms), Kevin Radziewicz (Cromwell), Wes Robertson (Cheshire), Dylan Robinson (Northwest Catholic), Emilio Santiago (St. Pauls of Bristol), Dan Schock (Cheshire), Troy Stefanski (Wheeler), Paul Wetmore (Hamden), and Nick Williams (St. Joseph of Trumbull).  This was the 19th year that the program was run by general manager Ed DiPersio.  Rusty Zorski was the field manager for his 2nd. year.  Tony Lavorgna (2nd. year) was the first base coach and team doctor, and Walt Novak (6th. year) was the pitching coach.

Defensively Emilio Santiago and Kevin Radziewicz turned in great efforts behind the plate, handling all the pitchers well and throwing out almost every baserunning that tried to steal on them.  On the mound Dan Schock, Buddy Dewaine, Nick Williams, and Taylor Luciani each picked up mound wins.  Michael Cowell, Jack Gethings and Jake Amoroso also came up with solid pitching efforts.

Hitting was the weak point for the fall team this year.  Dan Schock led the team with a .376 average.  Nick Lamberti and Nick Williams each hit .333

Members of the squad who have now made their college choice, are as follows:

Nick Lamberti--Southern Connecticut State University
Dylan Robinson--University of Massachusetts
Dan Schock--Sacred Heart University
Anthony Maselli--Boston College
Taylor Luciani--Quinnipiac University
Logan Lessard--Bryant University
Ben Brown--University of Hartford
Jake Amoroso--Pace University
Kevin Radziewicz--Fairfield University
Wes Robertson--Washington College
Nick Williams--Union College
Buddy Dewaine--Central Connecticut State University
Paul Wetmore--Western New England University
Troy Stefanski--University of Connecticut
Eric Jaillet--Central Connecticut State University 

2013 FALL ALL STAR PLAYERS
1ST. ROW (L-R) Jake Amoroso, Ben Brown, Michael Chiovitti, Michael Cowell, Buddy Dewaine, Jack Gethings 2ND. ROW (L-R) Eric Jaillet, Nick Lamberti, Logan Lessard, Taylor Luciani, Jimmy Magson, Anthon Maselli, Kevin Radziewicz. 3RD. ROW (L-R) Wes Robertson, Dylan Robinson, Emilio Santiago, Dan Schock, Troy Stefanski, Paul Wetmore, Nick Williams.

 

2012 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

After a sluggish first week which saw the team drop two games, the Connecticut fall all stars split six games over the final three weeks to finish with a 3-5 record

Members of the 2012 squad were: Matt Batten (St. Joseph of Trumbull) Mike Bonaiuto (Maloney), Sean Brennan (Sheehan), Manny Cruz (Wolcott), Evan DeVico (Sacred Heart), Andrew Hinckley (East Haven), Nick Lamberti (East Haven), Justin Lasko (Bunnell), Ryder Miconi (Choate), Wesley Robertson (Cheshire), Dylan Robinson (Northwest Catholic), Ron Rossomando (Bunnell), Dan Schock (Cheshire), Troy Stefanski (Wheeler), Austin Toback (East Lyme), Joe Zanghi (Foran).  General Manager Ed DiPersio ran the program for the 18th. year.  Rusty Zoarski (1st. year) served as field manager. Walt Novack (4th. year) was the pitching coach.  Tony Lavorgna (1st. year) was the first base coach and team doctor.

The all stars used strong pitching led by Dan Schock, who picked up two mound wins, and Mike Bonaiuto over the final three weekends. Joe Zanghi also had a mound win.

For most of the fall schedule the infield defense was top notch led by, Manny Cruz, Matt Batten, Ryder Miconi and Wesley Robertson.

At the plate Andrew Hinckley posted a .455 batting average, followed by Dan Schock .400, Austin Toback .375, Justin Lasko .364, Evan DeVico .351, Matt Batten .308, and Manny Cruz .304. Austin Toback also had 9 runs batted in for the all stars.

Members of the squad who have now made their college choice, are as follows:

Joe Zanghi--Southern New Hampshire University
Manny Cruz--Southern New Hampshire University
Matt Batten--Quinnipiac University
Mike Bonaiuto--Fairfield University
Evan DeVico--Post University
Sean Brennan--Western New England University
Ronnie Rossomando--University of Connecticut
Ryder Miconi--William and Mary
Andrew Hinckley--Avery Point --Central Connecticut State University
Austin Toback--Allegheny College

2012 UNDERCLASS PLAYERS
NICK LAMBERTI, AUSTIN TOBACK, DAN SCHOCK JUSTIN LASKO, TROY STEFANSKI, DYLAN ROBINSON, AND WES ROBERTSON

2012 INFIELDERS
2012 (L-R) RYDER MICONI, MATT BATTEN, MANNY CRUZ, AND WESLEY ROBERTSON

2012 FALL ALL STAR STARTING PITCHERS
MIKE BONAIUTO AND DAN SCHOCK

2012 FALL ALL STAR PLAYERS
(1st. row L-R) Matt Batten, Mike Bonaiuto, Sean Brennan, Manny Cruz, Evan DeVico, Andrew Hinckley, (2nd. row L-R) Nick Lamberti, Justin Lasko, Ryder Miconi, Wes Robertson, Troy Stefanski, Ronnie Rossomando, (3rd. row L-R) Dan Schock, Troy Stefanski, Austin Toback, and Joe Zanghi.

 

2011 FALL ALL STAR RECAP 

The 2011 fall all star team posted a very respectable 4 win, 3 loss, and 1 tie record. Very solid defense, and excellent pitching was the trademark of the team.

Brian Murphy won two games on the mound for the all stars, and became the only pitcher in the programs history to pitch on all three weekends without allowing a runs scored. He gave up only 4 hits, and no runs while pitching 12 innings. Matt Blandino and Will Rios also had mound wins for Connecticut, while Cameron Stone and Connor Moriarty also did very well on the mound.

Ryan Thayer led the all stars at the plate with a .375 batting average. Nick Dummar .318, Manny Cruz .308, and Connor Moriarty .300 rounded out the offense.

Members of the 2011 fall squad were: Matt Blandino (Bristol Central), Manny Cruz (Wilby), Nick Dummar (Branford), Matt Gagne (West Haven), Max Hart (Montville), Connor Moriarty (Branford), Brian Murphy (Sheehan), Mike Panza (Notre Dame of West Haven), Joey Randall (St. Pauls), Will Rios (St. Bernards), Ron Rossomando (Bunnell), Cameron Stone (West Haven), Ryan Thayer (Platt), Mike Terzi (N.D. of West Haven), Kyle Wilcox (Newtown), and Joe Zanghi (Foran).


Senior members of the fall squad who have now made their college choice, are as follows:

Brian Murphy--University of Hartford
Kyle Wilcox--Bryant College
Joey Randall--Fairfield University
Nick Dummar--University of Hartford
Mike Terzi--Post University
Mike Panza--Franklin Pierce University
Connor Moriarty--University of New Haven
Ryan Thayer--Eastern Connecticut State University
Max Hart--Brandeis University
Matt Gagne--University of Bridgeport
Matt Blandino--Central Connecticut State University
Cameron Stone--Stony Brook College
Wil Rios--University of Maryland

2011 FALL ALL STARS (L to R) NICK DUMMAR, MANNY CRUZ, MIKE PANZA, RYAN THAYER, CAMERON STONE and MAX HART

2011 FALL ALL STAR PLAYERS
1st. ROW (L-R) Manny Cruz, Matt Gagne, Matt Blandino, Joey Randell, Nick Dummar, Connor Moriarty
2nd. ROW (L-R) Mike Panza, Ronnie Rossomando, Brian Murphy, Cameeron Stone, Max Hart, Ryan Thayer
3rd. ROW (L-R) Kyle Wilcox, Mike Terzi, Joe Zanghi, Will Rios

2010 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 2010 fall all star team coupled a lack of timely hitting, and a few bobbles in the field during the 10 games they played. Their final record was 2 wins and 8 losses.

Members of the 2010 squad were: Kevin Hall (Maloney), Austin Barnes (Berlin), Matt Burns (Xavier), Chris Lee (Southington), Joey Randall (St. Paul's), Buddy Shea (Branford), Ryan Rougeot (Cheshire), Tyler Cyr (Bristol Central), Billy Horobin (Sheehan), Zack Albin (Bethel), Bobby Blaisdell (Bacon Academy), Steve Buckley (Masuk), Brian Fay (Pomperaug), Mark Brennan (Sheehan), Kyle Wilcox (Newtown), Eric Stone (West Haven), Alex Roger (Southington), Eddie Michaud (Foran), Brent Pelella (Pomperaug), Cole Bryant (Newington), Jeffrey Stoddard (Branford), and Nolan Long (Waterford).

Several strong mound efforts by Austin Barnes, Joey Randall, Tyler Cyr, Zack Albin, Cole Bryant, Jeffrey Stoddard, Eric Stone, Kyle Wilcox, and Nolan Long, ended up on the short end with the fall team stranding runners in scoring position in almost every inning.

Bright spots for the offense were Matt Burns .563, Brian Fay .393, Steven Buckley .357, and Buddy Shea at .323. Brian Fay collected 11 hits to finish third all time on the fall all star list with a 22 career hit total. Buckley and Shea each finished with 10 hits for the fall.

Senior members of the fall squad who have now made their college choice, are as follows:

Brian Fay---Senia College
Mark Brennan---Marist College
Eric Stone---Boston College
Ryan Rougeot---Stonehill College
Buddy Shea---Bowdoin College
Jeff Stoddard---Sacred Heart University
Brent Pelella---Eastern Connecticut State University
Austin Barnes---University of Hartford
Matt Burns---Southern Connecticut State University
Steve Buckley---Western New England College
Zack Albin---University of New Haven
Cole Bryant---Southern Connecticut State University
Billy Horobin---Stonehill College
Tyler Cyr---Eastern Connecticut State University
Eddie Michaud---Community College of Rhode Island
Alex Roger---Avery Point
Kevin Hall---UConn Avery Point
Chris Lee---University of Connecticut

2010 FALL ALL STAR PLAYERS
1st. ROW (L-R) Jeff Stoddard, Chris Lee, Zack Albin, Kyle Wilcox, Bobby Blaisdell, Ryan Rougeot
2nd. ROW (L-R) Kevin Hall, tyler Cyr, Billy Horobin, Mark Brennan, Joey Randell, Eddie Michaud
3rd. ROW (L-R) Brian Fay, Brent Pelella, Cole Bryant, Buddy Shea, Austin Barnes, Matt Burns
4th. ROW (L-R) Steve Buckley, Eric Stone, Alex Roger, Nolan Long

2009 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The Connecticut High School Fall All Stars finished their season with a very successful record of 5 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie.

Members of the 2009 were: Terence Farina (Waterford), Rob McLam (Holy Cross), Will Hindinger (Hamden), Ryan Rougeot (Cheshire), Greg Marino (Xavier), Kody Kerski (Crosby), Jay Lewicki (Foran), Brendon Buckley (Masuk), Dan Manke (Cheshire), Brian Fay (Pomperaug), Greg Porter (Fitch), Craig Lejeune (Bristol Central), Craig Schlitter (Guilford), Eddie Michaud (Foran), Cole Bryant (Newington), and Brian Ward (Foran).

The team was lead by a stand out pitching staff of Cole Bryant, Brendon Buckley, Kody Kerski, Craig Lejeune, Greg Porter, Ryan Rougeot, Craig Schlitter, and Brian Ward.

Cole Bryant struck out 11 batters in 5 innings against Avery Point, turning in the top pitching effort. Kody Kerski recorded 2 mound wins, one each against Community College of Rhode Island and Manchester Community College. Brendon Buckley, Craig Lejeune, and Greg Porter each had one mound win.

Terence Farina excelled both on the field at shortstop and at the plate where he put up a .346 batting average. Farina hit a home run against CCRI.

Top hitters for the Connecticut squad were Brian Fay (.455), Greg Porter (.357), Eddie Michaud (.353), Terence Farina (.346), and Rob McLam (.333).

Kody Kerski went on to be drafted in the 2014 major league baseball draft.

Senior members of the fall squad who have now made their college choice, are as follows:

Terence Farina---Wesleyan University
Rob McLam---University of Massachusetts
Danny Minnes---Union College
Will Hindinger---Southern Connecticut State University
Kody Kerski---Sacred Heart University
Jay Lewicki---University of New Haven
Brendon Buckley---University of New Haven
Craig Lejeune---George Washington University
Greg Porter---Eastern Connecticut State University
Craig Schlitter---Bryant College
Brian Ward---University of Connecticut
Anthony Marzi---University of Connecticut
Zach Parsons---Gettysburg College

2009 FALL ALL STAR PLAYERS
1st. ROW (L-R) Craig Schlitter, Rob McLam, Will Hindinger, Ryan Rougeot, Greg Marino, Brendan Buckley, and Dan Manke 
2nd. ROW (L-R) Terence Farina, Kody Kerski, Brian Fay, Craig Lejeune, Cole Bryant, Eddie Michaud, and Brian Ward

2008 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 2008 fall all star team came up short in several well played games, during a weather shortened fall season. Their final record was 1-5 with two games of their schedule rained out.

Members of the 2008 squad were: Matt Anthonis (Guilford), Dustin Miconi (Guilford), Kevin Carlow (Fitch), Joe Balowski (Berlin), Taylor Perun (Plainville), Mark Bordonaro (Berlin), Keith Marzi (Berlin), John Murphy (Seymour), Joe Michaud (Foran), Steve Howard (Cheshire), Steve Catalina (Wolcott), Kyle Murphy (Holy Cross), Doug Ferraguto (Berlin), Chris Morin (Berlin), Zack Parsons (Berlin), Ryan Dupont (Cheshire), Brian Fay (Pomperaug), Sam Dostaler (Plainville), Sam Cooke (Maloney), Ryan Pelletier (Wolcott), Colin O'Keefe (Waterford), Brian Ward (Foran), and Kevin Jefferis (Cheshire).

Brian Ward picked up the only mound win of the season for the all stars. Kevin Carlow, Mark Bordonaro, Anthony Marzi, Steve Catalina, and Kevin Jefferis also had quality innings on the mound.

Doug Ferraguto hit .500 to pace the all stars on offense. Kyle Murphy .455, Dustin Miconi .429, Steve Howard .417 and Matt Anthonis .364 also chipped in at the plate.

Mark Bordonaro was chosen in the 2012 major league baseball draft.  Joe Michaud, John Murphy, and Colin O'Keefe were chosen in the 2013 major league draft.  Anthony Marzi was signed by the Yankees in 2015.

2008 FALL ALL STAR PLAYERS
1st. ROW (L-R) Matt Anthonis, Dustin Marconi, Kevin Carlow, Joey Balowski, Kevin Carlow, Mark Boardonaro
2nd. ROW (L-R) Colin O'Keefe, Joe Michaud, Steve Howard, Brian Murphy, Doug Ferraguto, Chris Moran
3rd. ROW (L-R) Sam Cooke, John Murphy, Ryan Dupont, Brian Fay, Sam Dostaler, Brian Ward, Kevin Jefferis

2007 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 2007 fall all star team set the record for most wins ever for the squad, finishing with a record of 8-6. Once again it was solid pitching and defense that carried the Connecticut squad.

Members of the 2007 squad were: Joey Balowski (Berlin), Alex Bulger (Plainville), Matt Carasiti (Berlin), Kevin Carlow (Fitch), Andrew Conlan (Pomperaug), Steve Corbett (Woodland), Tom Coughlin (Xavier), Dan DeMeo (Glastonbury), Ryan Dupont (Cheshire), Ryan Fuller (Old Lyme), Sam Greenberg (Guilford), Steve Howard (Cheshire), Kevin Jefferis (Cheshire), Will Jolin (Guilford), Taylor Lasko (Bunnell), Jacob Matuszak (Berlin), Greg Miller (Avon Old Farms), Patrick Miller (Avon Old Farms), Taylor Perun (Plainville), John Sulzicki (Stratford), and Sam Dostaler (Plainville).

On the mound Will Jolin set a record with 4 wins for a single fall season. Taylor Lasko had 2 mound wins, while Steve Corbett and Kevin Carlow collected one win each.

Andrew Conlan led the fall team at the plate with a .400 average. Dan DeMeo .364, Steve Howard .333, John sulzicki .313, Taylor Lasko .308 and Jacob Matuszak .304 all batting over .300 to lead the offense. Alex Bulger behind the plate, Sammy Greenberg at shortstop and Jacob Matuszak in centerfield were flawless on defense.

Matt Carasiti and Ryan Fuller were both drafted in the 2012 major league draft

2007 FALL ALL STAR PITCHERS (L-R) WILL JOLIN--TOM COUGHLIN--JOEY BALOWSKI--KEVIN JEFFERIS--TAYLOR LASKO--RYAN FULLER--MATT CARASITI

2007 FALL ALL STAR PLAYERS
1ST. Row (L-R) Joey Balowski, Alex Bulger, Matt Carasiti, Kevin Carlow, Andrew Conlan, Steve Corbett
2ND. Row (L-R) Tom Couglan, Dan DeMeo, Ryan Dupont, Ryan Fuller, Sam Greenberg, Steve Howard
3RD. Row (L-R) Kevin Jefferis, Will Jolin, Taylor Lasko, Jake Matuszak, Greg Miller, Pat Miller
4TH. Row (L-R) Taylor Perun, John Sulzicki, Sam Dostler

2006 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 2006 fall all star team put together a solid effort on the mound, in the field, and at the plate, posting a 6-3-1 record.

Members of the 2006 squad were: Ryan Dupont (Cheshire), Ben Farina (Waterford), Matt Kane (Woodland), Matt Griswold (Berlin), Taylor Lasko (Bunnell), Kyle Nisson (Lyman Hall), Ken Graveline (Woodland), Patrick Dean (Naugatuck), Will Jolin (Guilford), Stephano Stravoravdis (Ledyard), Tyler Turgeon (St. Bernard's), Mark Micowski (Xavier), Jordan Berthiaume (Berlin), Dan Paolini (Bunnell), Matt Govoni (Southington), Jack Wagoner (Berlin), Rob Bono (Waterford), and Kyle Sumple (Northwest Catholic).

Jack Wagoner won two games on the mound for the all stars, while Dan Paolini, Stephano Stravoravdis, Patrick Dean, and Kenny Graveline each picked up one mound win each.

At the plate Ben Farina put up a .484 bating average. He was backed up by Ken Graveline .480, Mark Micowski .400, Tyler Turgeon .368, and Taylor Lasko .360.

Members of the 2006 who went on to play professional baseball were, Rob Bono, Jack Wagoner, Kyle Nisson, Dan Paolini, and Partick Dean.

2006 FALL ALL STARS

MARK MICOWSKI

JORDAN BERTHIAUME

2006 FALL ALL STAR PITCHERS: KENNY GRAVELINE AND PATRICK DEAN

PAT DEAN WAS A 4TH. ROUND DRAFT PICK IN 2009
BY THE MINNESOTA TWINS

2005 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 2005 fall all star team was the finest collection of high school baseball players ever assembled in Connecticut. Six members of the squad signed professional contracts, including two first round draft picks. Eleven members of the squad went on to play division 1 baseball in college. The team finished with a 6-1 record.

Members of the 2005 squad were: Rob Bono (Waterford), Matt Cesca (Cheshire), Bryan Dorsey (Cheshire), Mike Fabiaschi (Torrington), Ben Farina (Waterford), Alan Fredriksson (Torrington), Joe Griglun (Southington), Matt Harvey (Fitch), Ryan Klepps (Bristol Central), Brian Monack (Branford), Will Musson (Wethersfield), Kyle Nisson (Lyman Hall), Greg Pellici (Xavier), Alan Pollock (RHAM), Scott Rembisz (Morgan School), Matt Sommo (Morgan School), Chris Spatkowski (Bristol Eastern), Kyle Vazquez (Berlin), John Wezenski (West Haven), and Jordan Berthiaume (Berlin).

Will Musson had two mound victories for the all stars. Brian Monack, Matt Harvey, and Scott Rembisz each added one.

Rob Bono, Ben Farina, Joe Griglun, Matt Harvey, Ryan Klepps, Brian Monack, Scott rembisz, Chris Spatkowski, and Jordan Berthiaume all batted over .300.

Rob Bono, Mike Fabiaschi, A.J. Pollock, Matt Harvey, Scott Rembisz and Kyle Vazquez all signed professional contacts from the 2005 squad. Pollock and Harvey were first round draft picks.

ALAN POLLOCK
CONNECTICUT FALL ALL STARS 2005
DRAFTED 1ST. ROUND--ARIZONA DIAMONDBACK 2009

2005 FALL ALL STARS

MIKE FABIASCHI
DRAFTED BY THE OAKLAND ATHLETICS

ROB BONO
DRAFTED BY THE HOUSTON ASTROS

2004 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 2004 fall all star team turned in some solid efforts, but finished with a 2-6 record against very strong competition.

Members of the 2004 squad were: Sean Allaire (Bristol Eastern), Eddie Bethke (Branford), Karl Derbacher (North Branford), Bryan Dorsey (Cheshire), Mike Fabiaschi (Torrington), Alan Fredriksson (Torrington), Matt Golod (Branford), Matt Harvey (Fitch), Chris Klepps (Bristol Central), Ryan Koschmieder (Fitch), Mike Oskandy (Bethel), Brad Pippa (Danbury), Scott Rembisz (Morgan School), Matt Rondinone (East Hartford), Reily Shuckerow (Jonathan Law), Mike Salzillo (North Haven), Chris Spatkowski (Bristol Eastern), and Matt Stevens (Cheshire).

Matt Harvey and Mike Salzillo had one mound win each for the all stars. Scott Rembisz and Eddie Bethke also threw well for the 2004 squad.

Mike Fabiaschi .500, Ryan Koschmieder .471 Sean Allaire .400, Bryan Dorsey .308, and Brad Pippa .308 led the offense.

Members of the 2004 squad who went on to play professional baseball were: Mike Fabiaschi, Matt Harvey, and Scott Rembisz.

2004 FALL ALL STARS

CHRIS SPATKOWSKI

CHRIS KLEPPS

2003 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 2003 fall all star team collected the best pitching staff in fall all star history with four members of the staff going on to pitch professional baseball. The team finished with a 3-5 record.

Members of the 2003 squad were: Matt Dolan (Notre Dame of West Haven), Eddie Bethke (Branford), Karl Derbacher (North Branford), Billy Brown (RHAM), Andy Mayer (Trumbull), Jimmy MacDonald (Cheshire), Peter Moskal (Glastonbury), Kyle Bialek (Berlin), David Migani (Amity Regional), Chad Pavel (Trumbull), Scott Meyer (Amity Regional), Frank Bainer (Holy Cross), Kyle Bombace (North Branford), David Erickson (Fairfield Prep), Toby Nylin (Regional 7), Chris Klepps (Bristol Central), Mike Tarsi (Danbury), Cory Riordan (Haddam Killingworth), Brad Pippa (Danbury), and Mark Wyner (Norwalk).

Toby Nylin, Mike Tarsi, and Mark Wyner each had mound wins for Connecticut. Other members of the 2003 pitching staff were Eddie Bethke, Andy Mayer, Peter Moskal, Scott Meyer, David Erickson, and Cory Riordan.

At the plate Chris Klepps .429, Mark Wyner .412, Jimmy MacDonald .375, Matt Dolan .357 and Scott Meyer .313 put up good numbers.

Members of the 2003 fall squad who went on to play professional baseball were: Cory Riordan, Mike Tarsi, David Erickson, and Scott Meyer. Andy Mayer went on to set the all time record in pitching wins for Quimmipiac College.

2003 FALL ALL STARS

JIMMY MacDONALD

2003 FALL ALL STARS

MATT DOLAN

2002 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

Poor weather and scheduling problems limited the 2002 team to only three games. The squad produced some of the finest players in the state finishing with a 3-0 record.

Members of the 2002 squad were: Bryan Rembisz (Morgan School), Eddie Bethke (Branford), Rob Tencza (Maloney), Billy Brown (RHAM), Brandon Miles (Berlin), Jamie Aldrich (Fairfield Prep), Evan Dzienkiewicz (Notre Dame of West Haven), Craig Bartush (Norwalk), David Migani (Amity Regional), Ethan Silverstein (Amity Regional), Michael Thompson (Ansonia), Tim Binkowski (North Haven), George Blystone (St. Luke's), Joey Kahlden (Fairfield Prep), Matt Untiet (Berlin), and Mark Wyner (Norwalk).

Brandon Miles, Craig Barush, and Mark Wyner led a top notch pitching staff with one mound win each. Rob Tencza, Eddie Bethke, Bryan Rembisz and George Blystone also excelled on the hill.

With the shortened schedule batting averages were high but none of the players got enough at bats to qualify for the life time stat sheet. Michael Thompson, Brandon Miles, Matt Untiet, Bryan Rembisz Joey Kahlden, and Mark Wyner put up large numbers at the plate.

Tim Binkowski and Bryan Rembisz went on to play professional baseball from the 2002 fall squad.

2002 FALL ALL STARS

ROB TENCZA

2001 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 2001 fall all star team played a six game schedule and ended up with a 1-5 record.

Members of the 2001 squad were: Rob Tencza (Maloney), Matt Gianni (West Haven), Dan Tarnowski (Bacon Academy), Zack Stitzer (Cheshire), Mark Capasso (Waterford), Tim Kulish (Fairfield Prep), Ryan Fote (Wethersfield), David Migani (Amity Regional), Adam Flaherty (East Catholic), Andrew Orzechowski (Cheny Tech), Ryan Ulstad (Branford), Randy Gress (Notre Dame of Fairfield), Mike Overend (RHAM), Steve Kabatznick (Xavier), Neal Sinatro (Conard), Andy Cravenno (Rockville), Drew DiChiara (Cheshire), Evan Dzienkiewicz (Notre Dame of West Haven), Eddie Martinez (Stamford), and Steve Meckel (Maloney).

Rob Tencza picked up the lone mound win for the all stars, with a victory over Manchesteer Community College.

Eddie Martinez led the hitters for the fall team with a .333 average. Ryan Ulstad finished with a .273 average.

Randy Gress from the 2001 squad signed a professional contact, after finishing up his college career at Quinnipiac College.

2001 FALL ALL STARS

RANDY GRESS
DRAFTED BY ATLANTA BRAVES

2000 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 2000 fall all star team played six games and finished with a record of 2-4.

Members of the 2000 squad were: Jeff Hourigan (Masuk), Michael Tavares (Staples), Justin Martella (Maloney), Ben Crabtree (Shepaug Valley), Jake Ruder (Xavier), Kyle McEaney (Nonnewaug), Matt Mauro (Montville), Jeffrey Maher (Westbrook), Andrew Orzechowski (Cheney Tech), Matt Piryk (Berlin), Eddie Martinez (Stamford), Russell Budnick (Brunswick School), Joe Riley (East Catholic), and Gabrial Gonzalaz (Bullard Havens).

Jake Ruder and Joe Riley each had a mound win for the all stars. Russell Budnick and Eddie Martinez also had strong efforts on the hill.

Justin Martella batted .588 for the all stars. Jeffrey Maher (.538) and Matt Piryk .429 also excelled at the plate.

Ben Crabtree from the 2000 squad signed a professional contract.

2000 FALL ALL STARS

MATT PIRYK

1999 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 1999 fall all star team turned in a solid effort on the mound, at the plate, and in the field, finishing with a 7-5 record.

Members of the 1999 squad were: Jeff Hourigan (Masuk), Dwight Wildman (Seymour), Brian Biegen (Xavier), Ben Crabtree (Shepaug Valley), Max Vadnais (Guilford), Mike Leonard (Rockville), Matt Mauro (Montville), Dean Geoffrey (Platt), Nick Hudyma (New Britian), Brian Robinson (Lyman Memorial), Mark Lyon (Shepaug Valley), Matt Schumey (Rockville), Matt Parlato (Nonnewaug), Jason Metzger (Rockville), John Blaze (Notre Dame of Fairfield), Kevin Tidmarsh (Maloney), Ty Bongiovanni (Maloney).

On the mound Matt Parlato picked up three wins, while Matt Schumey had two. Jason Metzger had the final win on the mound.

At the plate Mike Leonard had the finest hitting effort in fall all star history, batting .528 with 19 hits, 11 runs scored, and 17 runs batted in to lead the offense. Matt Schumey .438, Ben Crabtree .442, Max Vadnais .400, Jeff Hourigan .375, Brian Robinson .364, and Nick Hudyma .354 rounded out the offense.

Ben Crabtree, Jeff Hourigan, Dean Geoffrey, and John Blaze were flawless in the field on defense.

Ben Crabtree, Mike Leonard, and Jason Metzger from the 1998 squad signed professional contracts.

1999 FALL ALL STARS

JEFF HOURIGAN

1999 FALL ALL STARS

BEN CRABTREE
SIGNED WITH TEXAS RANGERS

1998 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 1998 fall all star team was one of the most talented teams ever put together in the state of Connecticut and finished with a 7-5 record.

Members of the 1998 squad were: Jeff Hourigan (Masuk), Ryan Waldron (RHAM), Ricky Fritsch (Maloney), Ben Crabtree (Shepaug Valley), Brian Newbold (Newington), Brett Sandor (Naugatuck), Paul Cerreta (Maloney), Eric Tillberg (Glastonbury), Nick Hudyma (New Britian), Josh Asplund (Maloney), Mark Lyon (Shepaug Valley), C. J. Giampaolo (Torrington), Nathan Ramirez (Trumbull), Jarrett Stawarz (Bristol Central), Joey Serfass (Newington), Ryan Komm (Trumbull), and Jesse Carlson (Berlin).

Nathan Ramirez had the finest pitching effort in fall all star history posting three mound wins while giving up only two runs in four outings. Jarrett Stawarz also picked up two mound wins and Joey Serfass had a complete game mound win in which he struck out 11 and threw only 78 pitches.

Ricky Fritsch led the offense with a .444 average. Nick Hudyma ,393, Ryan Waldron .389, Brian Newbold .371, and Jeff Hourigan .324 rounded out the offense. Paul Cerreta set the single season record for runs batted in with 13.

Ben Crabtree, Jarrett Stawarz, Joey Serfass, and Jesse Carlson from the 1998 squad signed professional contracts. Jesse Carlson pitched in the major leagues for the Toronto Blue Jays.

1998 FALL ALL STARS

NATHAN RAMIREZ

1997 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 1997 fall all star team switched to a four game format against junior college teams and finished with a 1-3 record.

Members of the 1997 squad were: Steve Aldrich (Fairfield Prep), Andy Freimuth (Bristol Central), Jason Moss (Maloney), Jack Baird (Shepaug Valley), Mike Kulak (Bristol Central), Jeff Tarigo (Southington), Rich York (East Windsor), Brian Sager (Branford), Ricky Fritsch (Maloney), Ken Parcella (Lyman Hall), Eric Murphy (Berlin), Adam Czerwinski (Avon), Craig Breslow (Trumbull), Ben Crabtree (Shepaug Valley), and Paul Cerreta (Platt).

Greg Metzger batted .429 and Andy Freimuth .300 to lead the offense. Jeff Tarigo and Greg Metzger were both outstanding behind the plate for the Connecticut squad.

Brian Sager, Craig Breslow, Ben Crabtree, and Greg Metzger from the 1997 squad signed professional contracts. Craig Breslow became the first fall all star member to play in the major leagues, and is currently the closer on the Oakland Athletics during the 2010 season.

1997 FALL ALL STARS

CRAIG BRESLOW-MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL-OAKLAND ATHLETICS

RICKY FRITSCH

JEFF TARIGO

1996 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The 1996 fall all star team again played eight games against the New Hampshire all stars. Connecticut won the series finishing with a 6-2 record.

Members of the 1996 squad were: Kevin Lukosevage (Watertown), Toby Crabtree (Shapaug Valley), Jay Perez (Seymour), Mike Mowel (East Hartford), Matt Javinett (East Catholic), Mark Zotti (Cheshire), Rick Hewey (East Hartford), Jason Moss (Maloney), Ashley Martella (Maloney), John Orefice (Southington), Darren Cioppa (Shapaug Valley), Nick Skirkanich (Cheshire), Eric Smith (Maloney), Ben Crabtree (Shepaug Valley), and Jason Grachika (Watertown).

Nick Skirkanich, and John Orefice each had two mound wins for Connecticut, while Mike Mowel and Jason Grachika had one apiece.

Jason Perez, Toby Crabtree, and Nick Skirkanich each hit over .400 to lead the offense while Mike Mowel, John Orefice, and Rick Hewey batted over .300.

Jason Perez, Toby Crabtree and Jason Moss excelled on defense for the Connecticut squad.

Jason Perez, Mike Mowel, Matt Javinett, and Ben Crabtree, from the 1996 team all signed professional contracts.

1996 FALL ALL STARS

NICK SKIRKANICH

1996 FALL ALL STARS

JASON MOSS

1995 FALL ALL STAR RECAP

The first ever fall all star team played eight games in 1995 against the New Hampshire fall all stars. Four games were played in Connecticut, and four games were played in New Hampshire. Connecticut won the series finishing with a 5-3 record.

Members of the 1995 squad were: Toby Crabtree (Shapaug Valley), Alec Zarnowski (West Haven), Jay Perez (Seymour), Mike Mowel (East Hartford), Matt Javinett (East Catholic), Matt Waite (Simsbury), Aaron Meyer (Cheshire), Steve Bennett (Berlin), Mark Pericolosi (Northwest Catholic), Andy Braley (Cheshire), Shaun Gallagher (Watertown), Scott Berney (Hamden), Mark Zematis (Regional 7), John Blackmore (Plainville), Jason Iadarola (Pomperaug), and Ricky Barrett (Conard).

Andy Braley of Cheshire had two wins on the mound for Connecticut, while Scott Berney, Mark Zematis, and John Blackmore each had one win.

Scott Berney led the team in hitting with a .429 batting average, while Shaun Gallagher, Mark Pericolosi, Jay Perez, and Alec Zarnowski all batted over .300.

Jay Perez, Mike Mowel, Matt Javinett, Scott Berney and John Blackmore, from the first team all signed professional contracts.

1995 FALL ALL STARS

SCOTT BERNEY
DRAFTED BY THE COLORADO ROCKIES