Four North Country baseball players named to state all-state first teams
Four North Country high school baseball players were selected to the New York State Sportswriters Association all-state first team in their respective classes.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
Four North Country high school baseball players were selected to the New York State Sportswriters Association all-state first team in their respective classes, the released team list shows.
South Jefferson’s Nate Matteson was selected in Class A, while Canton’s Zadok Roiger was chosen in Class B. Madrid-Waddington’s Bear Wilson and Heuvelton’s Jude Spooner were selected in Class D.
Watertown’s Eddie Hayden was named to the Class AA third team. Other North Country players recognized included Indian River’s Chace Bearup, South Lewis’ Kal Cihocki and Conner Carpenter, Canton’s Lucas Caluson, Ogdensburg Free Academy’s Maddox Brenno, Beaver River’s Karter Kloster and Kayne Lyndaker, Belleville Henderson’s Brady Mooney, Lyme’s Alex Radley and Ryan Scott, Heuvelton’s Levi Billier, Madrid-Waddington’s Kolby Todd, and Chateaugay’s Jake Kaska.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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