GC Baseball: Frost earns All-District awards
Jake Weil earned All-District First-Team honors as an infielder and Connor Hammonds earned First-Team honors as a catcher.
Gavin Clayton and Ried King each earned Second-Team honors as infielders, and Brady Martin and J.C. Woods were named to the All-District Honorable Mention list.
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