Meet the SBLive Ohio baseball Player of the Year, Pitcher of the Year and All-Ohio teams

Landon Price of Lincolnview and Jacob Miller of Liberty Union lead the SBLive All-Ohio baseball selections.

Photo by Jeff Harwell 

Four baseball state champions were crowned earlier this month in Akron, with Sylvania Northview, Chardon, Waynedale and Russia all taking home the top prize in their respective divisions.

SBLive Ohio covered games all over the state in 2022, including the Division I, Division II, Division III and Division IV state championship games.

Now it's time to hand out some individual awards.

Here's a look at our Player of the Year, Pitcher of the Year and all-state teams spanning all OHSAA classifications.

Player of the Year – Landon Price, Lincolnview

The Ohio State University signee had yet another great season for the Lancers, both on the mound and at the plate. 

In 13 starts on the hill, he went 9-1 and had an ERA of 1.25 while striking out 144 hitters in 64.2 innings pitched. He took a no-hitter into the seventh inning of the regional final against Antwerp. He finished his career with a record of 24-1 and 365 strikeouts.

At the plate, he hit over .450 with 15 extra-base hits. In the last three games of the season, he hit .667 which included three hits in the state semifinals and a pair of hits in the state championship game.

An RBI single by @landonprice2003 makes it 6-0 @Lancer_BASE T4. pic.twitter.com/WbiEDMEdAO

— Ryan (@Isley23) June 9, 2022

Pitcher of the Year - Jacob Miller, Liberty Union

The senior finished the season 9-1 with an ERA of 0.63 and struck out 133 hitters in just 57.1 innings pitched. In three postseason games that helped lead Liberty Union to the state semifinals, he allowed just three hits and struck out 46 batters. That included a no-hitter in the district finals where he struck out 14 and a one-hitter in the regional semifinals in which he struck out 15 hitters and allowed an unearned run, his only run given up in the postseason until the state semifinals. He made 27 starts in his high school career and struck out 382 hitters in 171.1 innings. He is the top-ranked MLB Draft prospect in the state of Ohio and is a University of Louisville commit.

. @Jmills_9 with 5 Ks through 2 for @lulionbaseball pic.twitter.com/xWV2NIWwcJ

— Ryan (@Isley23) June 9, 2022

All-Ohio teams

First team

P Jacob Miller, Liberty Union, senior

P John Allen, Wadsworth, senior

P Ethan Stewart, Meigs, junior

P Landon Price, Lincolnview, senior

P Evan Shapiro, University School, junior

C Trevor Vojtkofsky, CVCA, junior

C Treston Nemeth, Harrison Central, junior

INF Blake Bowen, Wooster, junior

INF Kyle Ransom, Firelands, senior

INF Garrett Grinstead, Johnstown Monroe, junior

INF Patrick Fultz, Springfield Shawnee, senior

INF Cole Commisso, Tinora, senior

OF Jack Vogele, CHCA, senior

OF Nathan Holycross, Olentangy, senior

OF Brady Lester, Fredericktown, junior

OF Mason Stoldt, Dover, senior

OF Jacob Howard, Defiance, senior

UTIL Landon Beidelschies, Canfield, senior

UTIL Brenden Garula, Mason, senior

UTIL D.J. Newman, Archbold, senior

UTIL Andrew Hendrickx, CVCA, senior

Second team

P Hunter Richardson, Butler, freshman

P Max Tramontana, Moeller, senior

P Eric Rawlings, Badin, senior

P Caleb Niese, Miller City, junior

P Colby Shriver, Martins Ferry, senior

C Tommy Harrison, St. Edward, senior

C Mason Eckelman, Walsh Jesuit, junior

INF Henry Kaczmar, Walsh Jesuit, senior

INF Gus Gregory, Strongsville, senior

INF Grant McGuire, Wynford, sophomore

INF Ben Nichols, Zane Trace, senior

INF Seth Witt, Genoa Area, senior

OF Matthew Keener, Fairfield Christian Academy, junior

OF Lucas Moore, Badin, junior

OF Luke Walton, Sandusky Perkins, senior

OF Nate Scanlon, Dayton Christian, junior

OF Johnny Hill, Columbus Academy, senior

UTIL Brodey Acres, Sylvania Northview, senior

UTIL Christian Hall, Chardon, senior

UTIL Luke Krouse, Antwerp, senior

UTIL Keegan Holmstrom, Grove City, sophomore