FRISCO, Texas – Last spring, J.J. Wilcox showed he had skills with a baseball bat. One year later, he proved he hasn’t lost them.
Wilcox, who was all-conference as a baseball player in high school, once again ran away with the Cowboys’ sixth-annual Reliant Home Run Derby on Tuesday at Dr Pepper Ballpark in Frisco.
It was the second-straight year the veteran safety won the event, which donates its earnings to The Salvation Army. The Cowboys generated a grand total of $50,000 on the day – and Wilcox accounted for a whopping $11,300 of that.