Carignan, Fronk Chosen As Cape Cod League All-Stars

Posted Jul 27, 2006

Thanks to impressive starts to their summer-league seasons, North Carolina closer Andrew Carignan and third baseman Reid Fronk have been selected for the 44th annual Cape Cod League All-Star Game set for Saturday at Red Wilson Field in South Yarmouth, Mass. A member of the Chatham A's, Fronk will start at third base for the East Division All-Stars, while Carignan, who pitches for the Bourne Braves, is a member of the West Division squad. (Tar Heel Blue)

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