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LWC's Ashton and Lebron named to NAIA All-World Series team First in LWC history to be named to the 16-man team. Lebron finishes with highest batting average at the tournament. Ashton goes 6-for-16 in World Series Play. Lindsey Wilson finished the 2016 season with a 44-25 record and recorded a top-six finish at the World Series, going 2-2 at the 10-team tournament. Click on headline for complete story By Charles Balcom Lindsey Wilson's Ashton and Lebron named to 2016 Avista-NAIA Baseball All-World Series Team COLUMBIA, KY (Sat 4 Jun 2014 at 12:30pmCT) - Seniors Aaron Ashton and Edgar Lebron have been named to the 2016 Avista-NAIA Baseball All-World Series Team, the national office announced on Friday night at the conclusion of the World Series championship game. The duo becomes the first Blue Raiders in program history to be named to the 16-man all-tournament team. Lebron finished with the highest batting average at the tournament, going 7-for-11 (.640) in three games with two doubles, a triple, and four singles. He tied for the tournament lead in slugging percentage (1.000), tied for sixth in runs scored per game (1.33), and was one of three players to record a triple at the tournament, along with teammate Austin Atwell. His 3.67 total bases per game were the fourth most. Lebron was one of four outfielders selected to the All-World Series Team. Ashton went 6-for-15 (.400) at the plate in four games, recording four total RBIs. He hit safely in all four contests for the Blue Raiders including a 3-for-4 performance with three RBIs in Lindsey Wilson's 7-1 win over The Master's (CA). Lindsey Wilson is just one of four institutions to have multiple selections on the All-World Series Team, along with national champion Lewis-Clark State (Idaho), national runner-up Faulkner (AL), and Tennessee Wesleyan. Lewis-Clark's Jacob Zanon and Gunner Buhner were named the World Series Most Valuable Player and Gold Glove Award Winner, respectively, while Tennessee Wesleyan's Wardy Polanco earned the Charles Berry Hustle Award. Lindsey Wilson finished the 2016 season with a 44-25 record and recorded a top-six finish at the World Series, going 2-2 at the 10-team tournament. This story was posted on 2016-06-04 12:21:56
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