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Vettleson snags MVP award — again

May 21st, 2010 at Fri, 21st, 2010 at 3:14 pm by

This in Thursday from Central Kitsap High School baseball coach Bill Baxter, whose team is preparing for state:
Central Kitsap’s Drew Vettleson has been named the Narrows League Bay Division Most Valuable Player for the second season in a row.
The senior outfielder and pitcher hit .490 with seven home runs and 29 RBI during the regular season. He earned the win on the mound in Central Kitsap’s 7-1 win last weekend over Emerald Ridge High School, a win that lifted the Cougars to the Class 4A state baseball tournament for the fourth time in as many seasons.
Teammates Tyler Baumgartner and Brett McDonald also were named to the first team. Pitcher Josh Sontag, catcher Brian Gustofson and outfielder Josh Kreifels were second-teamers.
Pitcher Nathan Reece, infielder Jonathon Fergus and outfielder Brandon Bynum earned honorable mention.
And here’s a story from the Tacoma News Tribune on Vettleson, who the paper named its 2010 Player of the Year.

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