LANCASTER, Pa. -- Haverford's Harry Genth earned back-to-back Player of the Year honors to headline the 2025 All-Centennial Baseball Team. Johns Hopkins' Drew Grumbles, Haverford's Jackson Sgro, Gettysburg's Robert Murphy and the JHU coaching staff were also honored with major awards.
Genth, a senior second baseman for the Fords, put together one of the best seasons in Centennial history en route to his second straight Player of the Year award. He becomes just the second player in conference history to win multiple MVP awards, joining former Hopkins outfielder John Christ (1998-99) in that illustrious club. Genth boasts a superb statistical line this season, rank at or near the top of the conference and Division III in a number of categories. The Baltimore native leads the conference and the nation in home runs (23), RBIs (77), total bases (150), runs scored (69) and slugging percentage (1.034) while also ranking second in the conference in batting average (.428) and stolen bases (31) and third in on-base percentage (.556%). Genth is one of two Fords to win CC Player of the Year honors along with shortstop Charlie Carluccio, who took home the honor in 2011.
Grumbles, a sophomore righthander for the Blue Jays, was tabbed Pitcher of the Year after leading the Centennial and ranking fourth in the nation in ERA at 1.32. Through 61.1 innings so far this season, Grumbles boasts an 8-0 record, which leads the conference and is tied for the ninth-best win total in Division III. He is also tied for the CC lead in strikeouts (68) and ranks second in opponents batting average (.192). Grumbles is the seventh Blue Jay to received Pitcher of the Year laurels and first since Alex Ross in 2018.
Sgro, a freshman shortstop, burst onto the scene to make an immediate impact for the conference runner-up Fords. Also a first-team All-Centennial pick at shortstop, Sgro is the first Haverford player to win Rookie of the Year honors in the 12-year history of the award. He leads the CC and ranks 20th nationally in batting average (.442), ranks second in slugging percentage (.832), is tied for fifth in home runs (11) and is ninth in on-base percentage (.504).
Murphy, a junior shorstop for the Bullets, was named Gold Glove of the Year as the conference's top defensive player and also landed on the All-CC honorable mention team. Murphy recorded a .965 fielding percentage with 62 putouts, 104 assists, six errors, and 16 double plays throughout the year. He is the first Bullet to claim the award in the 10 years of its existence.
The Johns Hopkins coaching staff was chosen by its peers as Coaching Staff of the Year. Head coach Bob Babb and assistant coaches Adam Schlenoff, Gabriel Castellano, Andrew Furman, Ryan Graves, John Kutcher and Phil Newman have guided the Blue Jays to a 39-3 overall record, a 17-1 mark in conference play and the program's third consecutive and 19th overall CC crown.
Three players became four-time all-stars - JHU's Kieren Collins and Shawn Steuerer and F&M's Bobby Falese. Receiving All-CC honors for the third time were Genth, F&M's Dan Galef, Gettysburg's Jack Pistner and McDaniel's Ben Davis.
Johns Hopkins has the most first-team All-Centennial selections (105) since 1994. Franklin & Marshall (45) and Ursinus (42) and second and third in the conference, respectively, while Haverford (34), Gettysburg (32), Washington College (26), Dickinson (25), Muhlenberg (22), Swarthmore (18) and McDaniel (18) follow.
All-Sportsmanship Team
- Christian Kim, Dickinson, Sr., Rivervale, N.J.
- Andrew Filippelli, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., Ridgefield, Conn.
- Vito Gallello, Gettysburg, Jr., New Rochelle, N.Y.
- Pranav Rane, Haverford, Sr., Potomac, Md.
- Dylan Whitney, Johns Hopkins, Sr., Oak Park, Ill.
- Ryan Kelly, McDaniel, Sr., Wyomissing, Pa.
- JJ Foti, Muhlenberg, Jr., Arlington, Va.
- Zach Potthoff, Swarthmore, Sr., North Huntingdon, Pa.
- Jordan Williams, Ursinus, Sr., East Brunswick, N.J.
- Nick Miller, Washington College, Sr., Langhorne, Pa.
Centennial Conference Players of the Year
1994 Joe Kail, Johns Hopkins, Sr., SS
1995 Jerry Resh, McDaniel, Sr., SS
1996 Brian Van Deusen, McDaniel, Sr., SS
1997 Dan Raedle, Johns Hopkins, Sr., 1B
1998 John Christ, Johns Hopkins, Jr., OF
1999 John Christ, Johns Hopkins, Sr., OF
2000 Johnny Craig, Johns Hopkins, Sr., C
2001 Richie Barrett, Ursinus, Sr., OF
2002 Andy Myers, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., 2B & Joshua Carter, Muhlenberg, Sr., OF
2003 Paul Winterling, Johns Hopkins, Soph., OF
2004 Tim Casale, Johns Hopkins, Sr., 2B
2005 Jim Barossi, Washington College, Sr., SS
2006 Gary Kruger, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., 3B
2007 Rob Sanzillo, Johns Hopkins, Sr., C
2008 Christian Conti, Muhlenberg, Jr., OF
2009 Todd Emr, Johns Hopkins, Gr., 3B
2010 Dave Kahn, Johns Hopkins, Sr., OF
2011 Charlie Carluccio, Haverford, Sr., SS
2012 Ryan Normoyle, Washington College, Sr., SS
2013 Jeff Lynch, Johns Hopkins, Sr., 1B
2014 Nate Simon, Gettysburg, Sr., 3B
2015 Craig Hoelzer, Johns Hopkins, Sr., 2B
2016 Marty Windisch, McDaniel, Sr., 3B
2017 Conor Reynolds, Johns Hopkins, Sr., SS
2018 Dan Marano, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., 1B
2019 Alex Mumme, Ursinus, Jr., OF
2021 J.J. Freeman, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., SS
2022 Luke Mutz, Swarthmore, Sr., 3B
2023 Matthew Cooper, Johns Hopkins, Sr., OF
2024 Harry Genth, Haverford, Jr., 2B
2025 Harry Genth, Haverford, Sr., 2B
Centennial Conference Pitchers of the Year
1994 Keith Whiteford, Washington College, Sr., RHP
1995 Tim Sheridan, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., RHP
1996 Tim Sheridan, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., RHP
1997 Scott Orlovsky, Johns Hopkins, Jr., RHP
1998 Scott Orlovsky, Johns Hopkins, Sr., RHP
1999 Matt Wiatrak, Ursinus, Jr., LHP
2000 Matt Wiatrak, Ursinus, Sr., LHP
2001 Yani Rosenberg, Johns Hopkins, Jr, RHP.
2002 Yani Rosenberg, Johns Hopkins, Sr., RHP
2003 Jeremy Brown, Johns Hopkins, Sr, RHP
2004 Jeremy Brown, Johns Hopkins, Gr, RHP
2005 Ted Serro, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., RHP
2006 Ted Serro, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., RHP
2007 Chris Liegel, Gettysburg, Soph., LHP
2008 Brian Kelley, Dickinson, Sr., RHP
2009 Zeb Engle, Ursinus, Sr., LHP
2010 Sam Eagleson, Johns Hopkins, Soph., RHP
2011 Alex Eliopoulos, Johns Hopkins, Jr., RHP
2012 Alex Eliopoulos, Johns Hopkins, Sr., RHP
2013 Tommy Bergjans, Haverford, Soph., RHP
2014 Tommy Bergjans, Haverford, Jr., RHP
2015 Tommy Bergjans, Haverford, Sr., RHP
2016 Zach Kronick, McDaniel, Sr., RHP
2017 Chase Stoprya, Gettysburg, Sr., RHP
2018 Alex Ross, Johns Hopkins, Sr., LHP
2019 Jonathan Cole, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., RHP
2021 Kyle Roche, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., RHP
2022 Joe Morrissey, Washington College, Fr., RHP
2023 Liam Alpern, Swarthmore, So., LHP
2024 Mike Rabayda, Haverford, Sr., RHP
2025 Drew Grumbles, Johns Hopkins, So., RHP
Centennial Conference Rookies of the Year
2013 Matt Mezansky, Franklin & Marshall, Fr., 3B
2014 John Icaza, Muhlenberg, Fr., OF
2015 Dan Marano, Franklin & Marshall, Fr., DH
2016 Chris Grillo, Muhlenberg, Fr., SS
2017 Sawyer Lake, Swarthmore, Fr., LHP
2018 Nolan Graber, Ursinus, Fr., RHP
2019 Jon Moldoff, Ursinus, Fr., 1B
2021 Ethan Hamilton, Dickinson, Fr., RHP
2022 Shane Daly, McDaniel, Fr., OF
2023 Aidan Sullivan, Swarthmore, Fr., DH
2024 Shea Mckenna, McDaniel, Fr., 3B
2025 Jackson Sgro, Haverford, Fr., SS
Centennial Conference Gold Gloves of the Year
2015 Wesley Fishburn, Swarthmore, So., SS
2016 Ben Furlong, Haverford, So., SS
2017 Rick Hopkins, Dickinson, Sr., C
2018 Will Karp, Haverford, So., 2B
2019 Will Karp, Haverford, Jr., SS
2021 J.J. Freeman, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., SS & Dai Dai Otaka, Johns Hopkins, Gr., SS
2022 Spencer Berson, Franklin & Marshall, So., OF
2023 Jonathan Toth, Muhlenberg, Jr., SS
2024 Chuck Norton, Haverford, So., C
2025 Robert Murphy, Gettysburg, Jr., SS
Centennial Conference Coaches / Coaching Staffs of the Year
2009 Brian Thomas, Ursinus
2010 Stan Exeter, Swarthmore
2011 Dave Beccaria, Haverford
2012 Al Streelman, Washington College
2013 John Campo, Gettysburg
2014 John Campo, Gettysburg
2015 Ryan Horning, Franklin & Marshall
2016 Dave Beccaria, Haverford
2017 Bob Babb, Johns Hopkins
2018 Matt Midkiff, Swarthmore
2019 Ryan Horning, Franklin & Marshall
2021 Ryan Horning, Franklin & Marshall
2022 Ryan Horning, Franklin & Marshall
2023 Dickinson
2024 McDaniel
2025 Johns Hopkins
