MIAMI SHORES, Fla-  Sonoma State's Gary Moran capped off an incredible season on Friday when it was announced that he has been selected to the Daktronics All-America Second Team.  He becomes the seventh pitcher in school history to earn All-America honors.

A native of Madera, Moran was 7-2 with a 1.37 ERA in 2009, leading the Seawolves to the championship game of the NCAA West Region.  His earned run average is the best in school history among starting pitchers and it ranks third in the entire nation. 

For his career, Moran, a transfer from Fresno City College, finished 15-5 with a 2.26 ERA.  That earned run average is the second-best figure in the record books at Sonoma State.

Moran extends the streak of Sonoma State All-American pitchers to three years in a row.  In 2007, Brent Lysander, Paige Dumont, and Bryan Oland earned the honor while in 2008, Matt Means was a First Team All-America selection.

The Daktronics All-America Team is the first of three that will be announced in the coming week.

Sonoma State's Baseball All-Americans
Year	Name (Team)	Position
1990	Brian McGee (2nd)	Catcher/Infield
1990	Ed Millerick (2nd)	Pitcher
1992	Chris Grijalva (2nd)	Pitcher
1992	Cesar Medina (2nd)	Infield
2000	Derek Bell (1st)	Infield
2001	Fehlandt Lentini (1st)	Outfield
2001	Mike Richardson (1st)	Infield
2004	Tom Everidge (2nd)	Infield
2004	Brandon Burgess (3rd)	Infield
2007	Brent Lysander (1st)	Pitcher
2007	Paige Dumont (2nd)	Pitcher
2007	Bryan Oland (3rd)	Pitcher
2007	B.J. Collom (HM)	Outfield
2008	Matt Means (1st)	Pitcher
2008	Konrad Thieme (2nd)	Catcher
2008	Ian Bridges (3rd)	Catcher/Infield
2009	Gary Moran (2nd)	Pitcher