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- #11\u00a0<\/span>Sal Frelick<\/span><\/a><\/dt>\n
- IF\/OF 5′ 9″ 175 lbs Junior L\/R<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/article>\n
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OMAHA, Neb.<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013 Boston College center fielder\u00a0Sal Frelick<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(Lexington, Mass.)<\/strong>\u00a0was named to the\u00a0Baseball America<\/em>\u00a0All-America Third Team. The honor marks the first All-America nod in Frelick’s career and the third straight year a BC player<\/a> earned All-America status.<\/p>\n Frelick was previously named the ACC Defensive Player of the Year and an All-ACC First Team pick at the conclusion of the regular season. A five-tool prospect, he hit .359 with a 1.002 OPS. Frelick hit 17 doubles, six home runs, and two triples to go with 50 runs and 13 stolen bases.<\/p>\n Through three seasons at BC, Frelick hit .345 with 139 hits and 97 runs. He became the fastest player to 100 career hits earlier this season in just 72 games. Frelick has totaled 27 doubles, 12 home runs, 63 RBI, and 38 stolen bases.<\/p>\n Since 2015, Boston College has had six players earn All-America recognition, including Cody Morissette<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0in 2019 and 2020 and Dan Metzdorf in 2019.<\/p>\n PLAYERS MENTIONED<\/strong><\/p>\n