1980 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. III All-America Teams

1980 ABCA/Rawlings All-America Teams
NCAA Div. III All-America First Team
Pos.	Player	School	State
C	Mark Chicoine	Southeastern Mass	MA
1B	Don Jacoby	Ramapo	NJ
2B	Bruno Giordano	Upsala	NJ
3B	John Ross	William Paterson	NJ
SS	Tony Woods	Whittier	CA
DH	Joe Brock	William Paterson	NJ
OF	Randy Filkins	Cal Stanislaus	CA
OF	Rick Watts	Ithica	NY
OF	Carl Vazquez	Marietta	OH
P	Dave Barton	Marietta	OH
P	John Cerutti	Amherst	MA

NCAA Div. III All-America Second Team
Pos.	Player	School	State
C	Frank Mendoza	Whittier	CA
1B	Brian Lee	Marietta	OH
2B	Don Hoelting	Nebraska Wesleyan	NE
3B	Tim Meyer	Depauw	IN
SS	Mike Knox	Wooster	OH
DH	John Whorf	Mass Maritime	MA
OF	Herman Diaz	Kean	NJ
OF	Andy Novom	Pomona Pitzer	CA
OF	Tony Notaroberto	Trenton	NJ
P	Steve Korczyk	Upsala	NJ
P	Louie Souza	Cal Stanislaus	CA

NCAA Div. III All-America Third Team
Pos.	Player	School	State
C	Tim Kelly	Wooster	OH
1B	Pete Martin	Trinity	CT
2B	Bernie Stelmach	North Adams	MA
3B	Jimmy Stinnett	Lynchburg	VA
SS	Mark Anderson	Wesleyan	CT
DH	Doug Toombs	Longwood	VA
OF	Tony Mino	Occidental	CA
OF	Dave Perdios	Brandeis	MA
OF	Thad Ellis	Washington & Lee	VA
P	Scott Ingram	Ohio Northern	OH
P	Frank Parreira	Johns Hopkins	MD

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About the ABCA
The ABCA, founded in 1945, is the primary professional organization for baseball coaches at the amateur level. Its over 15,000 members represent all 50 states and 41 countries. Since its initial meeting of 27 college baseball coaches in June 1945, Association membership has broadened to include nine divisions: NCAA Division I, II and III, NAIA, NJCAA, Pacific Association Division, High School, Youth and Travel Baseball.