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| born November
15, 1978 resides Allston, MA school Wheaton College, 2000 acquired Recruited 2004 |
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| born November
15, 1978 resides Allston, MA school Wheaton College, 2000 acquired Recruited 2004 |
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| Jason played for Wheaton College, where he graduated
in 2000. His senior year, he was honored with selection onto the All New England
team for his second time, as well as the All NEWMAC team. Jason is also amongst the
Wheaton Top 5 All-time record holders in practically every offensive category, including
batting average, RBI, triples, homeruns, grandslams, and total bases. Most notably,
in 1998, he led the NCAA D3 nationwide in triples while batting .444. He finished
his Wheaton career batting .380 and helped to lead the team to two straight regular
season and NEWMAC conference tournament championships his junior and senior years.
After graduating, Hoye played the 2001 season in Germany for the Wuppertal Stringrays in the Bundesliga League where he batted .382. For the 2004 season, Hoye proved he was also an offensive force in the MABL. He finished the season leading the league in triples (4), while leading the Sox in homers (2), RBI (18, 7th in the league) and slugging percentage (.551, 9th in the league). Hoye put together 6 multiple-hit games. One of the more impactful hits was versus the Cardinals, where his RBI single gave the Sox a 3-2 lead to allow the Sox to win the game. Hoye seemed to get clutch hits like this regularly, and recognized for these efforts, he was selected by the managers of the league to Team Elite as a top outfielder in the MABL. With his effortless centerfield play and strong leadership in the Sox clubhouse, Hoye was a great teammate all season long. Awards: MABL Most Valuable Player, 2005; MABL Player's Choice Elite Outfielder, 2005; MABL Player's Choice Premier Outfielder, 2004. Appearances: 2006 Irish National Team, 2006 Atlantic Conference Champion, 2005 MABL Champion, 2006 & 2005 MABL All-Star. MABL Career Statistics: BATTING
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