Kolby Lunsford from O’Connor High School and A&M-Kingsville was the starting pitcher for the Flying Chanclas on Tuesday night at Wolff Stadium.The Flying Chanclas de San Antonio have the best record in the Texas Collegiate League at 12-3.
The Chanclas, who are part of the San Antonio Missions organization, are currently playing a five-game homestand at Wolff Stadium.
The Brazos Valley Bombers beat the Chanclas 6-4 on Tuesday. The Chanclas and Bombers play again tonight and Thursday. The Chanclas continue the homestand with Friday and Saturday games against the Baton Rouge Rougarou.
Jake Mares, shortstop, Flying Chanclas de San Antonio, Pioneer, Houston.
Cole Posey, third base, Flying Chanclas de San Antonio, Georgetown, New Mexico.
Ryan Flores, designated hitter, Flying Chanclas de San Antonio, Carroll, Incarnate Word.
Brandon Broughton, first base, Flying Chanclas de San Antonio, Calallen, St. Mary’s.
Zac Vooletich, second base, Flying Chanclas de San Antonio, Brandeis, Navarro/Arkansas.
Rody Barker, left field, Flying Chanclas de San Antonio, Kerrville Tivy, Texas A&M.
Ian Bailey, center field, Flying Chanclas de San Antonio, Stevens, UTSA.
Jonathan LaCourse, catcher, Flying Chanclas de San Antonio, Warren, West Texas A&M.
Kade Fletcher, right field, Flying Chanclas de San Antonio, Mansfield, Paris JC/Oklahoma.
UTSA’s Chris Shull playing for the Brazos Valley Bombers against the Flying Chanclas on Tuesday at Wolff Stadium.UTSA’s Chris Shull was in action for the Brazos Valley Bombers on Tuesday at Wolff Stadium in Texas Collegiate League action.
Shull played left field and had two hits and two runs as the Bombers beat the Flying Chanclas de San Antonio 6-4.
The 6-foot right-hander from MacArthur High School is listed as a pitcher on both the UTSA and Bombers rosters. He is batting .375 in five Bombers games. He also pitched in three games in relief and has not allowed in a run in 4 1/3 innings while striking out seven.
Joshua Lamb playing for UTSA against Rice on April 23 at Roadrunner Field.Joshua Lamb was listed as a redshirt junior for the 2021 season and received his UTSA degree this spring.
The 6-foot shortstop from Nederland, Texas, played all 48 games this season. He batted .324 with five home runs and 39 RBIs. He was second on the team in doubles with 14.
Dylan Rock playing for UTSA against Rice on April 24, 2021, at Roadrunner Field. – photo by Joe AlexanderDylan Rock was UTSA’s starting center fielder and this season was listed as a junior from Sugar Land, Texas. He received his degree in May.
He batted .326 in 2021 and hit eight home runs with 38 RBIs while playing in all 48 games.
Griffin Paxton playing for UTSA against Old Dominion on May 9 at Roadrunner Field.Griffin Paxton was on the field every game for UTSA, usually at first base and occasionally as the designated hitter.
The senior from West, Texas earned second-team All-Conference USA honors. He batted .335 with seven home runs and was second on the team in RBIs with 43.
Chase Keng playing for UTSA against Middle Tennessee on April 9 at Roadrunner Field.Chase Keng was listed as a junior on the 2021 UTSA baseball roster, but earned his degree this spring. He was named to the Academic Momentum Award Teams.
Keng batted .301 in 34 games with seven home runs and 31 RBIs this season. He is a 6-foot-1 outfielder from Deer Park, Texas.
Nick Thornquist playing for UTSA against Rice on April 24, at Roadrunner Field.Nick Thornquist started all 48 games in 2021 and led UTSA in home runs with 13 and RBIs with 47.
The senior catcher from Flower Mound, Texas, earned first-team All-Conference USA honors. He was named a semifinalist for the Buster Posey Award, given annually to the nation’s top college catcher.
Ian Bailey playing for UTSA against Rice on April 25 at Roadrunner Field.Ian Bailey finished UTSA’s 2021 baseball season batting .270 in 30 games. An outfielder, he was fifth on the team in home runs with six and had four doubles and 21 RBIs.
Bailey was a grad student who previously played at Grambling. He is from Stevens High School in San Antonio.