Sal Colangelo's Manager Awards

Pitcher of the Year: Jack Sams

“Jack’s dominant starts and relentless work ethic solidified a place among Big Train Baseball’s all-time greats. Throughout the summer, Jack consistently delivered outstanding performances on the mound, setting the tone for the team and demonstrating the excellence, determination, and competitiveness that define a Pitcher of the Year.”

Utility Player of the Year: Zachary Malvasio

“Zachary was a force at the plate all season, blasting 12 home runs, including several game-winning homers that helped propel Big Train to victory. He recorded three multi-home run games and consistently delivered in key moments. In addition to his offensive power, Zachary was dominant in the field and contributed effectively on the mound, making him one of the team’s most versatile and impactful players.”

Max Martzolf Relief Pitcher of the Year: Kyzer Smith

“Kyzer was a dominant force out of the bullpen all summer, consistently delivering in high-pressure situations and providing stability at the back end of games. His competitive spirit, reliability, and clutch performances made a tremendous impact on the team’s success and earned recognition as the Max Martzolf Relief Pitcher of the Year.”

Most Outstanding Hitter: Logan Ponnett

“Logan was one of the most dangerous hitters in the league all summer, batting .374 while consistently producing at the plate. In addition to his offensive excellence, Logan played exceptional defense, making game-changing plays and demonstrating outstanding skill, consistency, and leadership. His all-around performance made him a cornerstone of Big Train Baseball’s success this season.”

Most Valuable Player: TJ Gramesty

“TJ consistently sets the standard for excellence, leading by example with dedication, teamwork, and outstanding performance throughout the season. His impact on and off the field made a lasting difference for Big Train Baseball. TJ led the team in batting average .388 and ranks second all-time in on-base percentage, cementing a remarkable legacy for the program.”