Champion City Kings

Champion City Kings
League Prospect League (East Division)
Location Springfield, Ohio
Ballpark Carleton Davidson Stadium
Year founded 2013
Colors Royal Blue, Red, Black, White
Management Rick White (GM)
Manager Chris Perkovich
Website http://www.championcitykings.com

The Champion City Kings are a college summer baseball team located in Springfield, Ohio. The Kings are a member of the Prospect League and have been a member since 2013. The Kings play at Carleton Davidson Stadium.

2014 Season

2014 was the inaugural season for the Champion City Kings. The Kings finished the 2014 season with a record of 21-39. They sent four players to the Prospect League All-Star game Jake Bennett, Brent Hermanussen, Chris Perkovich and Ryan Shockey. Jake Bennett was also named a post season All-Star.

Year W-L PCT Place Postseason
201421-39.3505th in PL East
Total21-39.350-

Current Roster

Name Position School
Trent Armstrong P Arkansas Tech University
Eric Ashbrook P University of Dayton
John Becker P Anderson University
Brian Bullock P Lake Erie College
Jacob Burke P Wright State University
Evan DeCovich P Grand View University
Ben Hughes P Eastern Illinois University
David Lemasters P Lake Erie College
Pete Munger P Ohio Wesleyan University
Corey Murphy P Davenport University
Jacob Niggemeyer P Ohio State University
Blake Sullivan P Arkansas Tech University
Preston Szuch P Faulkner University
Ryan Vruggink P Arkansas Tech University
Roman Gammell C Urbana University
Jordan McDonough C Ohio State University
Luke Valutis C Saginaw Valley State University
Cale Dineen INF University of Dayton
Connor Foley INF Saginaw Valley State University
John Goodrich INF Drury University
Sean Kennedy INF Ball State University
Matt Priebe INF Davenport University
Ryan Spaulding INF Ball State University
Adam Fitzgibbon OF Saginaw Valley State University
Emmanuel Lopez OF Urbana University
Brad Macciocchi OF Wright State University
Steven Moore OF Ohio Wesleyan University
Ridge Winand OF Ohio State University

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References

  1. "Champion City Kings". Retrieved 2015-03-23.
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