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    MHS baseball leads All-Centennial League selections

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    By KMAN Staff on May 31, 2012 High School Sports, Manhattan High School, Sports

    Nineteen wins and a 4th place finish in the 6A state tournament, that’s the haul for the Manhattan High baseball team this season.  The Indians had 12 players recognized when the all-Centennial Team was announced.  Four seniors made the first team, shortstop Derek Francis, outfielders Brooks DeBord and Chris Turner, along with catcher Brooks Lindsay.  Senior outfielder Taylor Hilgers maded the second team, as did pitchers Trey Francis, a senior, and junior TJ Giller.  Chad Fiser, Chris Klug, Josh Klug, Josh Mullin, and Jake Priddle all received honorable mention.

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