Smithfield-Selma senior Tate Parrish was named as the Greater Neuse 4-A baseball player of the year. Brian Taylor of Harnett Central was the league's pitcher of the year.

Greater Neuse River 4-A Conference standouts Tate Parrish and Dylan Brown of Smithfield-Selma, Jacob Baker of Garner and Brian Taylor of Harnett Central have all earned all-state honors in baseball for the 2010 season.

Here are the 2010 North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association All-State Baseball Teams as released by the organization Thursday. The teams are divided by classification.

2010 4A All-State Team

Jordan Betts - New Hanover
Tate Parrish - Smithfield -Selma
Brian Taylor - Harnett Central
D.J. Thomas - Riverside
Carlos Rodon - Holly Springs
Justin Abbott - Millbrook
Macon Smith - Western Guilford
Parks Jordan - Glenn
Ben Currie - West Forsyth
Brett Austin - Providence
Nick McGee - West Mecklenburg
Mikal Hill - Mallard Creek
James Baldwin - Pinecrest
Dillon Maples - Pinecrest
Lucas Lasalle - Alexander Central
Dylan Frye - Lee County
Jacob Baker - Garner
Jordan Ramsey - North Davidson
Joe Pistaccio - Green Hope
Curt Britt - Scotland County
Jack Reinheimer - Ardrey Kell
Cal Hardee - Watauga
Dylan Brown - Smithfield-Selma
Chase McDonald - Greenville Rose
Phillip Treadway - AC Reynolds
Luke Tendler - Wilmington Laney
Josh Abshire - Wakefield
Ryan LaGrange - Wilmington Laney
Josh Tobias - SE Guilford
DeShean Anderson - Ragsdale
Brock Hudgens - SW Guilford
Brian Holberton - Myers Park
Jake Fincher - Providence

2010 3A All-State Team
Zack Houchins - Wilson Hunt
Tyler Brosius - Tuscola
Bryan Favorite - West Carteret
Maverick Miles - South Rowan
Connor Narron - C.B. Aycock
Hobbs Johnson - Rocky Mount
Brandon Brown - Grey's Creek
Bradon Reitano - Orange
Zach MacAneney - W. Alamance
Anthony Boone - Weddington
Tyler Barnette - Hickory
Julian Ridings - Crest
Cody Geyer - N. Buncombe
Noah Holmes - East Rowan
Mitchell Wheeler - Wilson Fike
Lukas LaSalle - Alexander Central
William Prince - Wilson Fike
Cody Jones - Enka
Max Schrock - Cardinal Gibbons
George Carter - N. Guilford
Jay Gause - West Brunswick
Hunter Allen - W. Brunswick
Joel McKeithan - T.C. Roberson
Benton Moss - Rocky Mount
Cambric Moye - E. Wayne
Luis Paula - NE Guilford
Kevin Price - T.C. Roberson
Peter Owens - Chapel Hill
Brandon Warren - Hertford County

2010 2A All-State Team

Logan Deaver - South Lenior
Josh Lovick - Kinston
Chase Ragland - Louisburg
Matt Roberts - Graham
Curtis Linthicum - Randleman
Cody Beck - Central Davidson
Drew Reynolds - East Rutherford
Austin Brice - Northwood
Drew Hunter - Carrboro
Parker Hills - East Lincoln
Matt Wade - Northwood
Kyle Hufman - North Brunswick
Will Bynum - Greene Central
Steven Linkous - North Brunswick
Austin McLamb - Surry Central
Casey Felts - Surry Central
Ryan Harrold - Wilkes Central
Ryan Gibson - Fairmont
Josh Phillips - Northwood
Cameron Beard - Bunker Hill
Jeremy Knulls - Bunker Hill
Cody Dix - Graham
Dakotah Thomas - East Rutherford
Luke Gragg -Wilkes Central
Demetrius Ingrin - West Stanley

 
1A All-State Team

Josh Hunter - Perquimans
Nathaniel Simpson - Gates Co.
Rookie Davis - Dixon
Josh Greenhall - Bear Grass
Corey Dick - Ablemarle
Colton Burris - South Stanly
Brooklyn McKeon - Murphy
Christopher Morrow - Hiwasssie Dam
Matt Neal - Rosewood
Patrick Batchelor - Dixon
Nick Hunter - Southwest Onslow
Logan Hallock - West Wilkes
Scott Gambill - West Wilkes
Andrew Jacot - Perquimans
Wes Carmichael - Manteo
Eli Spruill - Plymouth
Matt Rembliak - Bishop McGuinness
Blake Mosteller - Cherryville
Seth Weekly - Bessemer City
Will Beasley - Rosewood
Jacob Shepherd - West Wilkes
Justin Coker - Murphy
Micah Bryan - East Wilkes

Johnston County-based Post 71 rallied by Cary Post 67 11-9 Tuesday night to take Game 1 of their American Legion Baseball playoff series. North Carolina recruit Tate Parrish hit a three-run home run in the top of the eighth inning to put Post 71 up 9-8.

The Sabres added to their lead in the ninth and held on for the win with Logan Smitherman picking up the victory in relief of Dane Hardee.

Game 2 of the five-game Area I West Championship Series is set for tonight (Wednesday) at Smithfield-Selma High School. First pitch is at 7 p.m.

North Carolina recruit is hitting .630.

Tate Parrish, a pitcher and outfielder at Smithfield-Selma High, was incredible last week.

For the week, Parrish had nine hits in 11 official at-bats, picked up a pitching win and belted four home runs.

Parrish was 2-3 with a homer in a 14-3 Greater Neuse 4-A Conference win over Harnett Central.

He came back with three hits in four at-bats with two home runs in an 8-7 win over Princeton.

The University of North Carolina baseball recruit completed the week with four hits in four appearances in an 8-6 victory over West Johnston. Parrish threw a five-hitter for the win.

Smithfield-Selma High School senior Tate Parrish had a dominating week on the baseball diamond last week. Parrish, a North Carolina signee, was 9-for-11 at the plate in the Spartans' three wins. In addition to the .818 batting average, he hit four home runs and drove in 11 runs.

Parrish, a left-handed pitcher, switch-hitting outfielder and first baseman, also got the pitching win in SSS's victory over rival West Johnston on Friday night.