Sallisaw To Host All-Star Game
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Rosters have been announced for the NOAA All-Conference baseball game to played on Monday night at Sallisaw.

The first pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m. at Black Diamond Field and 17 of the top seniors from Sequoyah County will be in action.

NOAA Coach of the Year Les Pratt of Roland will lead the North All-Stars. The North roster includes Defensive Player of the Year Valentin Ramos of Sallisaw as well as Pitcher of the Year J.J. Jennings of Roland.

The South squad will be coached by Spiro's Paul Kroft.

The following are rosters for both teams.

North All-Stars

Roland: J.J. Jennings, Ricky Acosta, Zack Manchester, B.R. Rutherford.

Sallisaw: Valentin Ramos, Jacob Martinez, Nelson Suarez, Trevor Teel.

Central: Ryan Allison, Dustin Turner, Kyle Howell.

Stilwell: Kyle Decker, Parker Whitely, Seth Merrie, Matt Mattox, Kendall Hummingbird, Ethan Cook, Cole Hill.

Vian: Dan Gorman.

South All-Stars

Muldrow: Nathan Byrd, Mike Breedlove, Jeremy Holt, William Jones, Jordan Green.

Poteau: Brent Spencer, Garrett Groom, Devon Oldaker.

Spiro: Eric McKinney, Mike Jones, Tyler McGlothlin, Zac Sullins, Brian Cox.

Stigler: Dylan Swanson, Cody Blevins, Kent Bray, Kyle King, Todd Shores.
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