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Great Britain Baseball announces preliminary squad for Baseball World Cup

Posted on August 4, 2009August 3, 2009 by philipp

by British Baseball, www.britishbaseball.org

The Great Britain Baseball coaching staff has announced a 40-man preliminary roster of players, one step away from the 24 players who will ultimately be selected to compete in the World Cup to be held in Europe from September 9-27.

The 40 players selected are listed below in alphabetical order along with their age, primary position and current team. More detailed information about the squad will published over the next month.

World Cup: GB 40-man preliminary roster

Ryan Baker
24
Catcher
Staten Island Yankees, USA (A)

Chris Berset
21
Catcher
University of Michigan, USA

Drew Bignall
23
Right-handed pitcher
Formerly of Trinity University, Texas

Tom Boleska
23
Right-handed pitcher
Lynchburg Hillcats, USA (A)

Brook Coatsworth
27
Right-handed pitcher
Olympia Haarlem, Holland

Tim Collins
27
Infield
St Catharines Metros, Canada

Brian Essery
35
Right-handed pitcher
St Catharines Metros, Canada

Mitch Evans
28
Catcher
No current team

Chris Falls
26
Infield
Mannheim Tornados, Germany

Darren Heath
29
Outfield
No current team

Raef Hobbs-Brown
23
Outfield
Mainz Athletics, Germany

Jason Holowaty
35
Infield
Namur Angels, Belgium

Sam Jew
22
Right-handed pitcher
Arkansas State University, USA

Michael Johnson
21
Outfield
California State University Stanislaus, USA

Richard Klijn
19
Outfield
Regensburg Legionaere, Germany

Will Lintern
25
Catcher
Gauting Indians, Germany

Matt McGraw
24
Outfield
Neptunus, Holland

Aeden McQueary
24
Right-handed pitcher
ADO, Holland

Matt Maitland
23
Right-handed pitcher
Bracknell Blazers, UK

Alex Malihoudis
30
Outfield
Senart Templiers, France

Brad Marcelino
27
Outfield
San Diego Astros, USA

Dave Mercado
23
Right-handed pitcher
Harrowgate Tigers, UK

Chris Mowday
28
Right-handed pitcher
RCH, Holland

Mike Nickeas
26
Catcher
Binghamton Mets, USA (AA)

Craig Pycock
30
Right-handed pitcher
Mannheim Tornados, Germany

Jason Rees
25
Outfield
HCAW, Holland

Evan Romanchuk
24
Infield
Namur Angels, Belgium

Gary Rose
25
Left-handed pitcher
Oshawa Royals, Canada

James Rutherford
29
Outfield
Leafside Leafs, Canada

Alex Smith
28
Right-handed pitcher
No current team

Stephen Spragg
26
Right-handed pitcher
Eurostars, Holland

Tom Stack-Babich
23
Outfield
Southern Illinois Miners, USA

Drew Taylor
27
Left-handed pitcher
Toronto Maple Leafs, Canada

Gary Tongue
29
Right-handed pitcher
Dortmund Wanderers, Germany

Ryan Trask
24
Outfield
Bracknell Blazers, UK

Sam Wiley
22
Infield
Dodgers Eastern Elite, USA

Brant Ust
31
Infielder
Formerly of Tacoma Rainers, USA (AAA)

Paul Waterman
24
Left-handed pitcher
Gauting Indians, Germany

Sam Whitehead
26
Right-handed pitcher
Heidenheim Heidekoepfe Germany

Ian Young
29
Infield
Rouen Huskies, France

The Great Britain staff for the World Cup will be:

Head Coach
Stephan Rapaglia

Pitching Coach
Brian Cleary

Assistant Coach
Charlie Sullivan

Trainer
Alan Dean

General Manager
Alan Smith

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