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Palisades High Baseball Players Voted All-City
Sam Wasserman is a first team selection and Dylan Jeffers makes the second team.
The 2011 All-City Section baseball selections have been made and two Palisades High players are on the team.
Sophomore outfielder is a first team choice and senior pitcher is a second team pick. Wasserman was chosen co-Most Valuable Player in the Western League and Jeffers was Western League Pitcher of the Year.
Third baseman William Vazquez of City Division I champion San Fernando was chosen Player of the Year by a panel of sportswriters.
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The All-City first team by position is as follows:
Pitchers: David Lira, San Fernando; Jose Cardona, El Camino Real; Angel Rodriguez, Chatsworth; Eric Magdaleno, Banning; Alberto Flores, Kennedy.
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Catchers: Chris Whitmer, El Camino Real; Renae Martinez, San Pedro.
Infielders: William Vazquez, San Fernando; Danny Alcantar, Kennedy; Anthony Canjura, San Pedro; Alex Sawelson, Taft; Damon Akins, West Adams.
Utility: Robert Gsellman, Westchester (co-MVP of the Western League with Wasserman); Aaron Brown, Chatsworth; Kevin Torres, Birmingham.
Outfielders: Steven Karkenny, Chatsworth; Danny Taylor, Narbonne; Raul Camas, Chatsworth; Chris Nicholson, El Camino Real; Sam Wasserman, Palisades.
The All-City Division I second team by position is as follows:
Pitchers: Keymon Thomas, Crenshaw; Ryan Cruz, Kennedy; Miguel Perez, Arleta; Dylan Jeffers, Palisades.
Catchers: Daniel Ibarra, Narbonne; Jordan Berger, Taft; Frankie Figueroa, Sylmar.
Infielders: Angel Araujo, Wilson; Jonathan Linares, North Hollywood; Christian Dye, Los Angeles CES; Stephen Smith, Dorsey; Justin Marzett, Locke; Kenny Peoples-Walls, Westchester; Chris Naredo, Maywood Academy; Davod Garcia, San Fernando; Andrew Pacleb, Kennedy.
Utility: Jose Reyes, San Fernando; Jonathan Hernandez, Banning.
Outfielders: Randy Medellin, Birmingham; Evan Santa Cruz, Crenshaw.
Palisades (16-13) won the Western League for the eighth straight time this spring but lost to San Fernando 11-5 in the first round of the Division I playoffs.