2019 USA Baseball National Team Championships (Florida) Program by USA Baseball

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STRAIGHT OFF

THE FIELD

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A LETTER FROM THE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR / CEO On behalf of the national governing body for our sport in the United States, we would like to welcome you to the 2019 USA Baseball National Team Championships! This unique event began in 1996 as the Junior Olympics in Fort Myers, Florida, and served as an identifying event for the former 16U National Team. The event has experienced tremendous growth over the last 20 years, with over 350 teams participating in the 2019 tournament; allowing athletes to compete against the very best teams from all across the country. More importantly, the National Team Championships continue to provide the opportunity for individuals to represent the United States as members of the 15U National Team and also our 14U, 16U and 17U National Team Development Programs (NTDP). USA Baseball is proud of our track record in developing youth players into premier athletes and that begins at events just like this one. USA Baseball alumni and MLB stars, including Clayton Kershaw, Bryce Harper, Eric Hosmer, Alex Bregman and many more, have participated in this event and later became a part of the USA Baseball family on their path to the major leagues. We are committed to bringing first class competition to the players, coaches and fans of the participating teams. As you begin play, we wish all of the players and teams good luck as they strive to win a championship, as well as a spot on a USA Baseball national team or national team development program roster this year. We would also like to invite you to stay informed with all that is happening with USA Baseball by signing up for our latest news at USABaseballNews. com. Stay up-to-date with all future identification events, national team successes and the latest episodes of Covering the Bases, the official podcast of USA Baseball. You donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to miss out on what is coming up for the red, white and blue as Team USA will look to qualify for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games this November. Once again, welcome to the 2019 USA Baseball National Team Championships. We are excited that you are here and look forward to seeing phenomenal baseball played throughout the next few weeks!

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The National Team Championships is proud to be a FULL COMPLIANCE Pitch Smart event. For more information, visit PitchSmart.org

Yours in baseball,

Paul Seiler Executive Director/CEO USA Baseball

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10 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE 2019 NATIONAL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS BY AUBREY LOSACK AND SYDNEY OCKER

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The USA Baseball National Team Championships began in 1996 as the USA Junior Olympic Baseball Championships in Fort Meyers, Florida. The tournament field has expanded from 32 teams from across the United States in 1996, to over 374 in 2019.

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Several past participants in the National Team Championships now play on MLB rosters. Some notable players include Bryce Harper, CC Sabathia, Alex Bregman, Manny Machado, Freddie Freeman and Justin Upton.

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In 2001, the National Team Championships were split for the first time with Jupiter, Florida, and Tucson, Arizona, each hosting the event.

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The National Team Championships in Arizona are held at the Spring Training homes of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Cleveland Indians, San Diego Padres, Texas Rangers, Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals, Chicago White Sox and the Seattle Mariners.

The National Team Championships in Arizona are held at the Spring Training homes of the Houston Astros, Miami Marlins, St. Louis Cardinals and Washington Nationals.

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Last year, the National Team Championships in Arizona crowned its first 16U champion since 2011. The MVP Hustle took first place and will be returning this summer to defend their title.

The 374 participating teams will come from 18 different states, some traveling as many as 2,800 miles to compete at one of the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best youth baseball tournaments in the country.

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Over 100 athletes will be invited to participate in the National Team Development Programs or National Team Trials from the National Team Championships, creating a pathway directly to a USA Baseball national team.

Among all divisions, over 7,500 athletes will participate in the National Team Championships in Arizona and Florida in 2019.

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USA BASEBALL STORE RETURNS TO T H E N AT I O N A L T E A M CHAMPIONSHIPS BY AUBREY LOSACK A fan favorite returns to the National Team Championships in 2019 as the USA Baseball Team Store will have a satellite location in both Arizona in Florida that offers some of the most popular brands and newest arrivals that USA Baseball has to offer. The shop will offer gear from brands like Nike, New Era and Majestic, all of which will be worn by members of Team USA in 2019. In addition to the on-field collections, the shop will offer specialized memorabilia that will only be available at the National Team Championships.

ARIZONA

The satellite team store at the National Team Championships in Arizona will be located at the Peoria Sports Complex, the spring training home of Major League Baseballâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Seattle Mariners and San Diego Padres. The store will be open on days in which games are scheduled, including registration day, testing day and during the championship games for each of the four age groups. A secondary satellite store will be open at the Surprise Recreation Campus beginning Sunday, July 1. The final day of operation for both the Peoria and Surprise store loca4

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tions will be Saturday, July 7. All major credit cards are accepted: Visa, Master Card, American Express and Discover. The lost and found will be located at the Team Store at the Peoria Sports Complex.

FLORIDA

The team store will be located at the FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches and set up on the west end of the central parking lot at the National Team Championships in Florida. When games are held in Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, only the retail tent at the FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches will be open from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The satellite team store will be open during the medal games only. All major credit cards are accepted: Visa, Master Card, American Express and Discover. The lost and found will also be located at the Team Store. Stay up-to-date with all of the newest arrivals and best gear that the USA Baseball Team Store has to offer at USABaseballShop.com.

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EVENT AND PITCHING RULES TOURNAMENT RULES • To be eligible for the 14U Championships, players must be born on or after May 1, 2004. Only players born January 1, 2005 or later are eligible for national team selection. • To be eligible for the 15U Championships, players must be born on or after May 1, 2003. Only players born January 1, 2004 or later are eligible for national team selection. • To be eligible for the 16U Championships, players must be born on or after May 1, 2002. Only players born January 1, 2003 or later are eligible for national team selection. • Players born on or after Jan 1, 2002 are eligible for 16U East • To be eligible for the 17U Championships, players must be born on or after May 1, 2001. Only players born January 1, 2002 or later are eligible for national team selection. • The National Federation (NFHS) baseball rules will be used. • 14U bat requirements will be any BBCOR -3 bat or any USABat. There are no specific restrictions in regards to weight/length ratio; however, bats may not be longer than 34 inches and the barrel diameter may not exceed 2 5/8 inches. All wood, metal and multi-piece wood bats are allowed as long as they are BBCOR certified. (Approved bat list is reflected in the Washington State University Sports Science Lab, NCAA and NFHS BBCOR Approved Baseball Bats) • 15U bat requirements will be any wood or metal BBCOR -3 bat. • 16U bat requirements will be any wood or metal BBCOR -3 bat. • 17U bat requirements will be any solid (one piece) wood bat and NFHS approved BBCOR wood barrel baseball bat. • Coaches must wear a helmet to be on the field. A hard helmet is required; no flap, single flap, and double flap helmets are permitted, while “skullies” and cap inserts are not permitted.

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• Games shall be seven (7) innings, or two hours and 15 minutes (2:15), with no new inning beginning after time has expired. If a game is tied after 7 innings and time permits, teams shall enter an international tie breaker until a winner is decided or time is expired. If a team is losing by 15 or more runs after having batted in at least three innings, 10 or more runs after 4 innings or 8 or more runs after 5 innings the game is ended at that point. In the championship rounds of the semifinals and finals, every effort within reason will be made to complete games to a full seven (7) innings if weather should interfere. No team will play in more than two (2) games per day during the event unless due to rescheduling. • Any participant (player, coach, fan, etc.) ejected from a game shall serve an automatic MINIMUM 1 game suspension during their team’s next game. The participant’s suspension can be extended upon review of the circumstances by the Technical Committee consisting of the USA Baseball Tournament Directors, Umpire-in-Chief, one USA Baseball Site Supervisor, and one member of the USA Baseball Task Force. Any participant’s SECOND ejection from a game shall result in him/her being suspended from the remainder of the tournament. • The higher seed will be home team throughout all playoff and consolation match-ups (Ex. 1 vs. 6, 1 is home team). • A tenth hitter, or extra hitter, hereby known as the “EH” may be utilized by any team. The use of an “EH” is optional and is not mandatory. If one team elects to use an “EH” it will not be required that the opposing team also us an “EH”. The extra hitter must be indicated in the line-up as the “EH”. The “EH” will be treated as any other started and cannot be eliminated during the course of the game. The

“EH” can exchange positions with other defensive players in the lineup. A player that starts the game as an “EH” or becomes an “EH” at any time thereafter, is not required to remain solely as the “EH”. The starting batting order must be following in order. Changing of the “starting batting order” once the game begins is strictly prohibited.

TIE-BREAKER RULES 1. (For seeding purposes only; in order of use) 2. Head-to-head competition provided all teams have played each other 3. Fewest runs allowed (overall) 4. Overall Run Differential (overall) 5. Coin flip

PITCHING RULES • In accordance with USA Baseball’s assimilation of Pitch Smart guidelines, the National Team Championships will use a hard pitch count as the standard for setting pitcher use limitations for the 2019 tournament. The 2019 Pitch Smart guidelines can be found on page 2 of the rules document.

PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF PITCHER USE LIMITATION RULES • If a pitcher is found to have exceeded his allowed numbers of pitches during a game, the illegal pitching situation will be rectified immediately and the incoming pitcher will be permitted as many warm up pitches as the umpire deems necessary prior to resuming the game. The Technical Committee will review the infraction and reserves the right to suspend the manager for the next game if the infraction is deemed a purposeful breech of the rules. The Technical Committee will be comprised of the USA Baseball Tournament Director, Umpire-in-Chief, one USA Baseball Site Supervisor and one member of the USA Baseball Task Force. • If a pitcher is found to have exceeded his allowed pitches for a game after

the game is completed, the manager may be suspended for the next tournament game. The Technical Committee will review the infraction and reserves the right to suspend the manager for the next tournament game and one additional game if the infraction is deemed a purposeful breech of the rules. • In either case, the pitcher in question will not receive any direct penalty, but will be made to adhere to the prescribed days of rest based on the number of pitches at the time of the infraction. The team in question will not receive any direct penalty (beyond penalization of the manager), but will continually be made to adhere to the prescribed pitch count rules for the remainder of the event.

REPORTING • USA Baseball official scorers will be responsible for the official pitch count at each field. An aggregate report for all teams in the tournament will be distributed electronically at the completion of each day’s games to the team contact on record. The pitch count monitored and kept in the tower is the only official pitch count that will be used. Managers or coaches pitch counts are NOT official, but they are welcome to periodically check with the official scorer to ensure their count is correct. The official scorekeeper will communicate the pitch count at the beginning of each inning or as needed. • Should a pitch count be protested, the protesting team must present an official score book or digital score keeping application to the Site Supervisor and Tournament Director. The pitch count kept by the tower can be overturned if both the Site Supervisor and Tournament Director come to the conclusion

Daily Max

that a mistake was made on behalf of USA Baseball’s scorekeeper. The new pitch count will be recorded and reflected in the following day’s pitch count report.

• A pitcher who remains in at the resumption of the suspended or postponed game may not pitch in any subsequent game that day. (For example, a pitcher who is in the game at the time the game is suspended and resumed the next day may not pitch in the subsequent regularly scheduled game that same day.)

SUSPENDED GAMES • For purposes of applying the pitcher use limitations in the event a team plays twice on a single day because a prior game was either postponed or suspended, the following rules apply: • The per-game total pitch maximums (but not mandatory rest) shall be deemed to be “reset” for the resumption of the suspended game. (For example, a pitcher who has thrown less than 30 pitches when a game is suspended may remain in the game and is not required to be removed prior to 95/105 pitches the next day (14U/15U/16U: 95, 17U: 105).); • A player who is a team’s pitcher at the time a game is suspended and then becomes subject to a mandatory rest day at the time the suspended game is resumed shall be removed from the game at the time the game is resumed. (For example, a pitcher who is in the game at the time the game is suspended and who has thrown 31 or more pitches in that game may not pitch in the resumption of the suspended game the next day.); • A pitcher who must rest for a day must rest for all games on that day (i.e., rest during a postponed or resumed suspended game shall not be deemed to satisfy a mandatory rest day if there is a subsequent game on the same day). (For example, a pitcher who is in the game at the time the game is suspended and who has thrown 31 or more pitches in that game may not pitch in either the resumption of the suspended game or any subsequent game that day.);

DOUBLEHEADERS • The second game of a scheduled doubleheader will not serve as a rest day for pitchers having thrown in the first game of the day. (For example, a pitcher who has thrown 31 or more pitches in the first game of the day may not pitch in any subsequent game that day and is subject to the appropriate number of rest days based on the total pitches thrown.) • A pitcher who has thrown 1-30 pitches is eligible to throw in any subsequent game that day, however, he will still be limited to the daily max of 95/105 pitches on the day. (For example, a 15U pitcher who has thrown 20 pitches in game one may throw in the second game that day, but is limited to only 75 pitches in that given game. At that point, the pitcher will be subject to the appropriate number of rest days based on the total pitches thrown that day, which in this case would be 4 days (76+ pitches).) • Due to the nature of the tournament format, the USA Baseball Operations Staff will provide each coach with an updated pitch count sheet as soon as possible prior to the start of their second game of the day on days where a doubleheader is scheduled.

DAYS OF REST REQUIREMENTS

Required Rest (Pitches)

(“days off” refer to the day(s) following

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ON TOP OF THE WORLD

A RECAP OF THE 2018 15U NATIONAL TEAM BY CHRIS PHARIS The 2018 season for the 15U National Team began like any other in the squadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s seven-year history and it ended with the team etching their names in the history books after winning its first-ever World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) U-15 Baseball World Cup, held at Estadio Kenny Seracin in David, Panama.

OPENING ROUND

Team USA opened the tournament by dominating China, 27-0, in a shortened five-inning game. After scoring three runs in the first, the squad exploded in the second, plating 14 runs on six hits and four errors by the Chinese, before adding three insurance runs in the third and seven in the fourth. 10

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Team USA continued its dominating start to the tournament the following afternoon by earning its second straight shutout in a 10-0 victory over Germany. Once again, the bats were hot as the team scored runs in all four innings at the plate. After scoring a run in the first inning, the offense scored five insurance runs in the second to take the 6-0 lead. The squad added three more runs in the third before the game was called due to the international run-rule after the stars and stripes scored a run in the fourth. On the third day of play, the stars and stripes fell in a pitcherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s duel to Chinese Taipei, 2-1. The game was held scoreless through four-and-a-half frames, until Chinese Taipei broke the tie after using a leadoff double, a wild

pitch, and a single through the right side to take a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the fifth. The lead was short-lived, as the U.S. tied things up the following inning. However, Chinese Taipei would then take advantage of a bases-loaded walk to plate the eventual game-winner in the sixth. After the loss, the pressure mounted for Team USA, as the squad faced a potential elimination game every day for the remainder of the tournament. The team responded positively to that pressure by recording its third shutout of the tournament over Brazil, 8-0. In the first inning of the contest Team USA was rolling, with a 4-0 lead before a weather delay pushed the game back two days. In between the first and second innings of the weather delay against Brazil, the stars and stripes faced host-country Panama. Once again, the U.S. got off to a hot start, scoring three of its four runs in the first two innings. After Panama scored in the bottom of the fourth, Team USA bounced back to score a run in the top of the fifth, to make the eventual final score, 4-1. After resuming its game with Brazil the following day, the squad notched one run in the fourth and three more in the sixth to win the game and secure a spot in the Super Round of the tournament.

Panama to capture the 2018 World Baseball and Softball Confederationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (WBSC) U-15 Baseball World Cup. In addition to the gold medal, six players earned additional hardware. Cody Schrier (San Clemente, Calif.) was named the World Cup Most Valuable Player and also took home the award for most runs and the batting title. Sam Dutton (Rainbow City, Ala.) earned the lowest ERA title and Brady House (Winder, Ga.) earned the award for most RBIs in the tournament. Four players, Andrew Painter (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) (starting pitcher), House (first base), Luke Leto (Portage, Mich.) (third base) and Ryan Spikes (Covington, Ga.) (outfield) were also named to the AllWorld Team for their outstanding play. â&#x2122;Ś

SUPER ROUND

Team USA thrived under the immense pressure of the win-or-go-home Super Round. After allowing the Dominican Republic to score three runs in the first inning of the opening game of the Super Round, the stars and stripes scored one in the second to trail 3-1 heading into the third. After the Dominican Republic added another run in the top half of the inning, the U.S. offense exploded for five runs in the inning to take a 6-4 lead. The offensive production continued in the fourth and fifth innings as Team USA won the game 13-7. Following the impressive victory, the squad continued to roll, besting international powerhouse Cuba, 10-0, to record the fourth shutout of the tournament. The semifinal game matched world-powers Japan and the United States against one another. Team USA fell behind again, as Japan scored runs in the first and fourth innings to take a 2-0 lead into the bottom of the fourth. As was a staple with the team, the U.S. overcame adversity once again to score the final eight runs of the contest to secure an 8-2 win and a spot in the gold medal game.

GOLD MEDAL GAME

A sold-out crowd at Estadio Kenny Serracin watched a rematch of a game that pitted Team USA and the host country, Panama, against one another for the second time in four days. The stars and stripes wasted no time making putting pressure on Panama early, as they plated six runs in the first inning to take a commanding lead. Each team added a run in the fourth and Team USA closed out 2 0 1 9 N AT I O N A L T E A M C H A M P I O N S H I P S

2019 15U N AT I O N A L TEAM PREVIEW BY SEAN ASHER Entering its eighth season in 2019, USA Baseballâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 15U National Team has already established a reputation of success on the international stage. Team USA continued its success on the world stage in 2018, winning its first-ever World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) U-15 Baseball World Cup title, defeating host-country Panama 7-1 to earn the gold medal. Since its inception in 2012, the 15U National Team has already compiled a total of four gold medals and has produced several athletes that have gone on to play professionally. This fall, the 15U National Team will travel to Playa del Carmen, Mexico to compete in the COPABE U-15 Pan-American Championships. Led by Manager Troy Cameron and a supporting staff that has a history with USA Baseball, Team USA will once again look to add more hardware to its mantle. When Team USA competes at the 2019 edition of the COPABE Pan-American Championships, it will do so as the three-time defending champions after earning gold medals in 2013, 2015 and 2017. Team USA boasts a 23-2 overall record at the Pan-American Championships and has outscored its opponents 272-63. The 2019 manager, Cameron, previously served as the field coordinator for the 2018 14U National Team Development Program (NTDP), as well as a coach at the 2018 15U National Team Trials. He is no stranger to the 15U National Team, after serving as an assistant coach for the gold medal-winning 2017 15U National Team. He will be accompanied by assistant coaches Manny Crespo, Jared Halpert and Karsten Whitson, who have all had previous experience with coaching with USA Baseball.

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Crespo returns to the 15U National Team staff as an assistant coach for the second consecutive year after helping Team USA to its first-ever World Cup title in 2018. “I’ve known Manny since I was 15. It’s kind of neat,” said Cameron. “I’ve got pictures of when Manny and I were at the USA Trials together in 1996, so our friendship goes back about 25 years.” Halpert and Whitson both served as assistant coaches at the 2018 15U Trials and 14U NTDP, where they worked closely with Cameron. For his efforts at the 14U NTDP, Whitson was named the 2018 USA Baseball Volunteer Coach of the Year. This will be their first seasons as assistant coaches on a USA Baseball National Team. “There’s a lot of similarities between their experiences and personalities with mine,” said Cameron. “I think these kids are going to learn a lot from these coaches.” The 15U National Team will be selected through a two-phase trial system that will begin in July at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, North Carolina. Phase 1 will feature 72 players identified from the 2018 National Team Identification Series, 2018 14U NTDP, the 2019 National Team Championships and 2019 14U NTDP. Thirty-four of those athletes will then be invited to Phase 2 before the official 20-man roster will be named on July 31. “The goal is to pick the best kids we can to represent the United States the best way we can,” said Cameron.

“They have to understand what it means to be a Team USA member, but at the same time, the goal is to go win a gold medal. We won’t accept anything short of that.” The 2019 15U National Team will train in Houston, Texas, from September 6-10 before heading to Mexico to compete in the 2019 Pan-American Championships from September 13-22. ♦

“The goal is to go win a gold medal. We won’t accept anything short of that.” TROY CAMERON, 2019 15U NATIONAL TEAM MANAGER

COACHES SPOTLIGHT: TROY CAMERON Troy Cameron, the manager of the USA Baseball 15U National Team, has one goal in mind as he prepares for the 2019 season: to win gold. Cameron has a rich and deep history within the game, and while 2019 will mark his first opportunity to manage for a USA Baseball national team, he has a multitude of experience within USA Baseball, including serving as the field coordinator for the 2018 14U National Team Development Program and as a coach at the 2018 15U National Team Trials. He was also an assistant coach for the gold medal-winning 2017 USA Baseball 15U National Team. “In 2017, I got to be a national team assistant coach, which definitely checked the boxes of putting that uniform on, going to a foreign country and representing the United States,” Cameron said. “Now that I get the chance to do it as a manager, it’s kind of like doing it all over again for the first time. It’s an indescribable feeling and I can’t even put into words what it means to me to be able to [put on a USA Baseball jersey] from a managerial standpoint. I just hope I make everybody proud and we represent the United States the best we can.”

In addition to Cameron’s experience with USA Baseball, he just finished his seventh season as the head coach at St. Thomas Aquinas High School (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.). He led the Raiders to the 2018 Class 8A FHSSA Baseball State Championship title and has won five consecutive district championships. Cameron was drafted No. 29 overall by the Atlanta Braves in the first round of the 1997 Major League Baseball Draft and played nine years of professional baseball. “I’m fortunate that I’ve gotten to do a lot of things within baseball and through baseball, and fortunate that I chased the dream for nine years,” said Cameron. “I’ve won championships at every level as a player. Now, as a coach, I’ve won the state championship. But out all of my experiences and amazing things I’ve gotten to do on a baseball field, number one on that list, by far, is putting on a USA uniform.” This fall, Cameron will have the opportunity to accomplish what he believes is the ultimate goal in the game of baseball: win gold for his country.

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LOOKING F O RWA R D

2019 NATIONAL TEAM DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS BY SYDNEY OCKER The USA Baseball National Team Development Program (NTDP) enters its eighth season in 2019. The elite development-based program features three age groups that bridge the gap between the national teams that compete internationally: 14U, 16U and 17U. The 14U and 16U NTDPs will be held at the National Training Complex in Cary, North Carolina, while the 17U NTDP will take place in Chicago. The NTDP offers 40 athletes an opportunity to connect with USA Baseball staff to better prepare for future national team experiences. The program includes skill development sessions, off-field educational seminars, an intrasquad series between Stars and Stripes teams, and exposure to professional scouts, college recruiters and the national team staff and task force.

most prestigious universities in the country, before we go to another top-notch university Northwestern University, and we cap that off with a trip to Miller Park. That’s something that we are really looking forward too and that is something the kids will be able to take with them for a very long time.” Over this five-day event, the 40 athletes will split into two teams and will engage in drills and game-like situations at morning practices, followed by Stars vs. Stripes games in the afternoons. “We are really looking forward to the week-long opportunity to not only see these guys perform on the field but to have some classroom sessions and teach them the USA way,” continued Jagoda.

17U NTDP

In its second year, the 16U NTDP will be held at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, North Carolina. Additionally, the week-long program will culminate with a game at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park, home of the Durham Bulls, the Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays. At both events, top professional, collegiate, and high school coaches from around the nation will give handson training on how to maximize a player’s potential while teaching them the importance of progression and fundamentals. “It’s an all-encompassing experience for these kids,” said Jagoda, “The most important thing is that they are getting in the system and they are learning what it means to wear the colors across the chest.”

The 2019 17U NTDP will return to Chicago, Illinois, for the third straight year from July 21-25. The nation’s top 17-and-under players will participate in a week full of development with a series of practices and games at Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, the University of Notre Dame, Northwestern University, as well as Miller Park, home of the Milwaukee Brewers. “The 17U National Team Development Program is an opportunity for some of the best amateur players in the country to experience something truly extraordinary,” 18U National Team Director Frank Jagoda said. “They get to play at Wrigley Field, one of the most historic venues in all of baseball, in the great city of Chicago. On top of that, we get to go to the University of Notre Dame, one of the 14

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16U NTDP

“The most important thing is that they are getting in the system and learning what it means to wear the colors across the chest.” FRANK JAGODA , DIRECTOR, 18U NATIONAL TEAM

14U NTDP

Athletes invited to the 14U NTDP will compete at the National Training Complex from July 21-July 24. Unlike the 16U and 17U NTDPs, the 14U NTDP serves as a piece of the current year’s 15U National Team Trials. Following the completion of the 14U NTDP, 18 players will be selected to immediately participate in the 15U National Team Trials with a chance to be selected to compete internationally with Team USA. “The 14U National Team Development Program offers a unique experience for youth athletes to come to the National Training Complex and learn the fundamentals of the game at a critical point in their development as baseball players,” USA Baseball Senior Director of Baseball Operations Ashley Bratcher said. “In addition to their work on the field, the athletes will participate in classroom exercise that educate them on life outside of baseball. These educational resources and the opportunity to be identified for a national team makes the whole week a great experience for everyone involved.” While competition and education highlight all of the trips, playing in some of the nation’s best major and minor league ballparks is an experience these athletes will be able to carry with them for the rest of their lives. All-in-all, the experience allows then athletes to develop as great players on the field and even better citizens off of it. The NTDP experience creates a week full of great memories and friendships, offers competition they will not get anywhere else, and prepares them to make a national team roster in the future. ♦

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SAME GOAL , DIFFERENT PAT H S BY AUBREY LOSACK AND SYDNEY OCKER USA Baseball provides a multitude of paths that all lead to a every athlete’s ultimate goal: earning a spot on a USA Baseball national team. For athletes like Hunter Haas and Cody Schrier, the journey to success has been long, but worth every second. The two have participated in multiple USA Baseball events throughout their young careers, including the National Team Championships and the National Team Identification Series (NTIS) Champions Cup. The USA Baseball NTIS is a comprehensive player identification program that launched in 2009. This program utilizes a six-region system (Midwest, South, Southeast, Northwest and Southwest) to provide athletes from all across the United States the opportunity to compete for a spot on a USA Baseball national team. Haas, who has participated in the NTIS Champions Cup multiple times, knows what a great experience it can be. “I first went when I was 12 years old and just playing on the little fields then going over to watch all the bigger kids on the big fields; I looked up to them,” Haas said. “Then that was me when I was 14.” The NTIS process begins by participating in camps and tryouts that are held in their designated region. Every region names 32 athletes from 11U, 12U and 13U age groups and 36 athletes from 14U, 15U and 16U age groups. These athletes are them split into two All-Region teams. The teams participate in the NTIS Champions Cup at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, North Carolina. At the Champions Cup, athletes participate in workouts and a championship-style tournament while they are being evaluated by national team coaches and scouts. From there, USA Baseball invites a minimum of 72 players to

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either national team tryouts or an NTDP for the next calendar year. Haas participated in the NTIS program at both the 12-and-under and 14-and-under age groups, and while he was not selected for a team, his motivation just grew stronger. “I would come back from that just knowing what I had to do to work to get my game to what it needed to be to be one of the top 40 for the NTDP,” Haas said.

The NTIS Champions Cup offers experiences that cannot be compared to just any tournament. They receive individual skills testing, one-on-one interaction with USA Baseball task force members, competition and camaraderie with some of the best players in the country, all while getting chances to play in front of collegiate and professional coaches and scouts. “The best thing for me was confidence. Just to be around some of the top players in the country, even when we’re not playing, and knowing that they’re just normal people, knowing that I could be one of those guys was really cool for me,” Haas said about the NTIS atmosphere. Even though Haas was not selected for a team through NTIS, that motivated him to compete harder when he attended USA Baseball’s National Team Championships, where he was ultimately selected for the 16U NTDP. Haas credits his experience at the NTIS Champions Cup for playing a large role in helping him feel comfortable and excited at the National Team Championships. “From the NTIS, I was used to playing in front of scouts,” Haas said. “Playing with my team was awesome - I got to play with my high school team in such a big tournament.” Schrier’s USA Baseball career began when he tried out for Team USA through the NTIS and was eventually selected for following year’s USA Baseball 12U National Team Trials. After earning the spot on the roster in 2015, he proved his abilities as he helped the 12U National

Team to a gold medal at the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) U-12 Baseball World Cup. “It was a bit of a shock for me at the time,” said Schrier, “But going to Taiwan and playing with a group of guys who became my brothers was a great experience.” Three years and countless USA Baseball events later, Schrier continued his dominance on the international stage after leading the USA Baseball 15U National Team to its first-ever gold medal at the 2018 WBSC U-15 Baseball World Cup, where he earned Tournament MVP honors. Schrier is heading back to Arizona for the 17U National Team Championships in 2019, where he hopes to garner a spot at the 17U National Team Development Program (NTDP) and eventually play on the USA Baseball 18U National Team. Both athletes are poised to have a great future in baseball. Regardless of the path any player takes on the USA Baseball roadmap, it is designed to be an all-encompassing experience for young athletes that will teach them skills they can carry with them into their future baseball careers. ♦

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BRINGING HOME THE GOLD

GOLD MEDAL WINNERS OF THE 2018 NATIONAL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS ARIZONA 14U Extra innings determined the winner of the 2018 14U National Team Championships in Arizona as 3D Gold topped Pacific Baseball Academy, 14-9, at Peoria Stadium in Peoria, Arizona, to earn the gold medal. Pacific Baseball Academy began the contest by scoring four runs over the first two innings to jump out to an early 4-0 lead, but 3D Gold fought back by scoring four runs in the fourth and fifth innings to give them an 8-4 advantage. Pacific Baseball Academy scored five runs in the bottom of the fifth to reclaim the lead, before 3D Gold tied it up once more in the top of the seventh to send the game to extra innings. With the international tiebreaker rule in effect, 3D Gold began the inning with runners on first and second to begin the eighth. 3D Gold used the tiebreaker to its advantage, plating five runs in the inning to solidify the victory by a final margin of 14-9.

15U

Two undefeated teams clashed in the gold-medal game of the 2018 15U National Team Championships in Arizona as Pacific Baseball Academy defeated NCTB Prime,12-2, at Peoria Stadium in Peoria, Arizona The two teams traded blows over the first two innings, with Pacific Baseball Academy earning the early lead after plating two runs in the bottom half of the first inning. NCTB Prime tied the game at two in the top of the second after scoring a pair of runs on back-to-back singles.

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Top: Rawlings Stealth, (17U.Florida), Bottom-left: GBG Marucci National, (17U Arizona), Bottom-right: MVP Hustle (16U Arizona) Next Page (clockwise from top-right): Pacific Baseball Academy (15U Arizona), 3D Gold (14U Arizona), , Kangaroo Court Roos (14U Florida), Pacific Baseball Academy (15U Florida)

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The Pacific Baseball Academy offense exploded in bottom of the third, taking advantage of six walks and four hit-by-pitches to score ten runs in the frame, giving them the 12-2 lead. They followed the offensive outburst with solid defense in the fourth, retiring NCTB Prime in order to win the game and the gold medal at the 2018 15U National Team Championships in Arizona.

16U

MVP Hustle shined on the mound and at the plate to earn gold at the 16U National Team Championships in Arizona, defeating Canyon Thunder, 8-3, at Surprise Stadium in Surprise, Arizona. After jumping out to an early 4-0 lead in the first three innings, MVP Hustle looked to be in command early on, but Canyon Thunder put up a pair of runs in the bottom of the fourth to cut MVPâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lead to 4-2. Canyon Thunder scored another run in the bottom of the fifth, but it wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be enough to mount the comeback. MVP Hustle went on to score four more runs over the final three innings of the game, closing the game out at 8-3 to give them gold medal.

17U

In the 17-and-under division, the San Diego Show took on GBG Marucci National with a gold medal on the line at the National Team Championships in Arizona. The San Diego Show used a fast start to overpower GBG Marucci National, 10-8, to claim the gold medal. San Diego Show jumped on the board early and never looked back as they plated nine runs in the top of the first inning. However, CBA Marucci National rallied scoring eight unanswered runs over the next five frames to cut the lead to one. San Diego Show added an insurance run in the top of the sixth to give them the 10-8 advantage over CBA Marucci National. San Diego Show silenced the CBA Marucci National bats over the final two innings of the game to secure the 10-8 margin of victory and the 2018 17U National Team Championships gold medal.

FLORIDA 14U

The Kangaroo Court Roos 14U came away champions of the 14U Division at the 2018 National Team Championships in Florida after defeating the Kangaroo Court Roos 13U, 2-0, at FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach, Florida. Kangaroo Court 14U scored both of their runs in the top of the fourth inning after Tanner Darley scored on a wild pitch and an RBI single from AJ Nessler that allowed Miles Curley to cross the plate. The game was called with 24

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one out in the top of the fifth inning due to inclement weather, giving the Kangaroo Court Roos 14U the gold medal. Kangaroo Court Roos 14U starting pitcher, Renzo Gonzalez, was on fire on the mound, not allowing a single hit in his four innings of work throughout the championship game. The Kangaroo Court Roos 13U starting pitcher, Aiden Miller, went the distance as well, allowing just four hits and two runs all game.

15U

Team American Elite defeated the Louisiana Knights and claimed gold in the 15U championship game of the National Team Championships in Florida at FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach, Florida. The Louisiana Knights were the first team on the board after an RBI double from Chase Allsup. Team American Elite responded with two runs of their own in the bottom of the second inning, thanks to an RBI single from Jacob Orr and a run scored after batter Aiden Mastantuno drew a walk with the bases loaded. With the Knights holding a 2-1 edge in the fifth, Team Elite American tied the game with a sacrifice fly from Josh Hartle. Team Elite American took the lead in the bottom of the sixth when Mastantuno recorded his second RBI of the game with a hard grounder to left field that drove in Nick Krutz to score the final run of the game and earn the gold medal for Team American Elite.

17U

The 2018 National Team Championships in Florida concluded with Rawlings Stealth besting the 16U Royals Scout Team, 4-3, to earn the gold medal in the 17U division at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter, Florida. The 16U Royals Scout Team got off to a hot start in the bottom of the first inning when Garrett Rice hit a two-RBI double for his squad. Rawlings Stealth had a quick answer in the top of the second as Bailey Uderitz hit a double of his own that plated a pair of runs. Jaden Bruno put Rawlings Stealth ahead with an RBI-single that scored Sammy Cooper in the top of the second. 16U Royals Scout Team knotted things up at three runs a piece in the bottom of the second frame after Rice earned his third RBI of the game with a sacrifice fly to center, driving home Tanner Hanke. In the top of the third, Rawlings Stealth regained the lead and never looked back after Bruno singled on a hard-hit grounder to right field, scoring Carmine Lane for the eventual game-winning run. Rawlings Stealth finished the tournament with an 8-1 record, scoring 61 runs and just allowing 23 on their way to a 17U championship. â&#x2122;Ś

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SCOUTING A SCOUT A LOOK AT THE USA BASEBALL TASK FORCE BY AUBREY LOSACK

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There are many things about USA Baseball that make it unlike any other. The experiences that USA Baseball gives the athletes, coaches and fans, the success of players and the sense of national pride are just a three in a long list of many. Add the USA Baseball task force to that long list. Task force members are a crucial part of the framework of USA Baseball. These members work all hours of the day during events to find the best individuals to represent USA Baseball. They select athletes for national teams, the National Training Development Programs and the National Talent Identification Series. Shabansky, who has been on the task force for over 10 years, said that one of the best parts about being part of the group has been seeing so many special players come through the USA Baseball program. That, and getting to see the whole group every year to go through the process over and over again. So, what does this all mean for the National Team Championships? Task force members use both the National Team Championships in Arizona and Florida to scout for the USA Baseball 15U National Team and 14U, 16 and 17U National Team Development Programs. “We’re selecting from two to three thousand players from around the country to go internationally and to play against foreign countries and try to win a gold medal,” USA Baseball task force member Robert Shabansky said. “That is something that no one else has and no one else can do. “There’s always the tangible things that we’re going to look for, but we’re trying to separate if you have those tangibles and can you actually play baseball,” Shabansky said. “What we will end up looking for as a group are the guys that are going to represent the country the right way.” Throughout the events, task force members will spend their days analyzing players and talking to coaches and will stay up through all hours of the night to make sure that they are finding the right athletes to represent USA Baseball. Shabansky describes those athletes as the players that hustle on and off the field, don’t show negative emotions if they make a mistake, guys that are willing to bounce back, run hard on every ball that they hit, are a good teammate and a good sportsman. All in all, a great baseball player and a great person as well. “They’re all going to fail at some point,” Shabansky said. “I think we get more from watching a kid fail than we do from watching them have success. But with that failure comes resiliency and sometimes it also shows that they’re a great teammate as well.” Be on the lookout for our task force members at both the National Team Championships in Arizona and Florida this year and maybe you can be part of more with USA Baseball. ♦

“They’re all going to fail at some point— but with that failure comes resiliency and sometimes it also shows that they’re a great teammate as well.” ROB SHABANSKY, USA BASEBALL TASK FORCE

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16U

BL101 REAL BALLERS

15U

ROSTERS LAST Carpenter Dong Garcia Kanematsu McBeath Selfon Tonnotti

FIRST Jesiah Connor Esteban Yoshiaki Gavin Zach Joey

POS. SS/RHP RHP/OF 3B/SS RHP/3B 1B/3B SS/2B RHP/SS

B/T HT. R/R 5’6” R/R 5’9” L/R 5’11” R/R 5’7” R/R 6’1” R/R 5’5” L/R 5’11”

WT. 130 117 155 165 175 120 142

DOB 6/6/05 5/5/05 9/13/05 9/10/05 11/18/04 2/13/05 7/25/05

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BRONX BOMBERS

14U

1 4 U TEAM LAST Almanzar Asencio Cepeda Cohall Del Carmen Garcia Gonzalez Martinez Osoria Ramirez Ramos Reyes Robles Rodriguez Santana Semler Sosa Ventura

FIRST Ronald Jayden Angel Aidan Augusto James Andrew Samuel Dariel Jeremy Emanuel Luca Johnny Mikey Bryan Declan Jeremy Abdiel

POS. LHP/OF C/OF SS RHP/2B 3B/OF RHP/OF C/RHP 1B/3B 3B/RHP RHP RHP OF/1B SS/RHP OF 3B/RHP 1B/C 2B/RHP 1B/RHP

B/T HT. L/L 5’11” L/R 5’7” R/R 5’10” L/R 5’10” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’9” L/L 5’11” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’7” R/R 6’2”

WT. 160 145 160 155 155 132 160 207 170 128 122 155 155 128 175 160 144 196

DOB 5/11/04 7/15/04 10/29/05 5/20/04 7/15/04 9/26/04 5/3/04 8/31/04 6/20/04 9/12/04 5/28/04 3/31/05 7/30/04 6/3/04 7/1/04 1/17/05 3/3/05 9/10/04

GRAD. SCHOOL 2022 Gregorio Luperon 2022 St. John The Baptist 2023 Robert Water 2022 Walter Panas 2022 Salesian 2023 Manhattan Center 2023 Salesian 2022 Muhlenberg 2022 James Monroe 2023 2022 St. Raymond 2023 Thomas Jefferson 2022 St. Raymond 2022 Salesian 2022 Holy Cross 2023 Fieldston 2023 Christ The King 2022 Salesian

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SCHOOL Abraham Lincoln Hunter College Poly Prep Nest Lockport Mahwah Cheshire Academy

HOMETOWN Brooklyn, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Woodhaven, N.Y. Forest Hills, N.Y. Lockport, N.Y. Mahwah, N.J. Southington, Conn.

HOMETOWN Bronx, N.Y. Central Islip, N.Y. Union City, N.J. Cortlandt Manor, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. Temple, Pa. Bronx, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. Teaneck, N.J. Bronx, N.Y. Pelham, N.Y. Ozone Park Queens, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. Yonkers, N.Y.

SCHOOL Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus

HOMETOWN Coral Gables, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Coral Gables, Fla. Cutler Bay, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Tamiami, Fla. Miami, Fla.

GRAD. 2023 2023 2023 2024 2023 2023 2023 2023 2022 2025 2023 2024 2023 2023 2023 2023

HOMETOWN Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Cutler Bay, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Cutler Bay, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami Springs, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Homestead, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla.

COLUMBUS HS WHITE

GRAD. 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2024 2023 2023 2024 2023 2023 2024 2023

SCHOOL Fort Pierce Central Vero Beach University Timber Creek Timber Creek Lake Nona Lake Brantley Lake Mary Spruce Creek Lake Brantley Osceola Vero Beach Hill Middle Osceola

HOMETOWN Port Saint Lucie, Fla. Vero Beach, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Longwood, Fla. Lake Mary, Fla. Ormond Beach, Fla. Altamonte Springs, Fla. Kissimmee, Fla. Vero Beach, Fla. Odessa, Fla. Kissimmee, Fla.

EAST ORLANDO TIGERS

WT. 210 135 190 120 180 125 121

DOB 2/16/05 3/10/05 7/8/04 3/27/05 12/20/04 9/18/05 10/19/04

GRAD. 2023 2023 2022 2023 2023 2024 2023

SCHOOL VR Eaton Liberty Red Oak Peaster Maypearl Brock Weatherford

LAST FIRST Acosta Pablo Borras Jake Carmenate Andrew Carriles-Alvarado Santiago Casal JP Chong Francisco Corbo Alejandro Diaz Ashton Fonseca Christopher Gay Mark-Allen Gomez Jr. Rey Gonzalez Julian Hereu Jorge Hernandez Ralphie Morgan Dominic Penate Luis Valdes Joseph Tristan

POS. OF/RHP SS/2B 1B/LHP C/RHP 1B/OF 3B/1B 2B/C SS/2B OF/RHP OF/SS C/3B SS/2B 1B/LHP OF/RHP C/OF UTIL OF/1B

B/T HT. R/R 6’0” R/R 5’1” R/L 6’0” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’1” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’9” L/R 5’7” L/L 5’10” L/R 5’5” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’9” L/L 5’5”

WT. 155 110 160 150 182 160 138 100 145 135 180 135 120 125 178 135 115

DOB 11/13/04 10/22/04 3/17/05 1/7/05 4/1/05 11/24/04 10/25/04 1/21/05 6/2/05 6/8/05 11/15/04 11/5/04 10/14/04 9/14/04 3/11/05 6/30/05 5/30/05

GRAD. 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2022 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023

LAST Acosta Argudin Baroniel Jr. Bertematti Couso Cruz Hawkins Herrholz Lapido Miguel Perez Roca Swasey Tamargo Van Hemert Zarranz

FIRST Ryan AJ Elias John Barry Christopher Gabriel Tyler Brendan Lucas Luis Brian Hector Jovan Derek Brian Nick

POS. LHP/1B OF/LHP OF/LHP SS/RHP 2B/OF SS UTIL OF/LHP LHP/1B 1B/OF C/3B C/3B 3B/SS OF/1B RHP/OF 1B

B/T HT. L/L 6’2” L/L 5’8” L/L 5’0” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’5” R/R 5’8” R/R 6’0” L/L 5’5” L/L 5’3” L/L 5’5” L/R 5’3” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’5” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’5” R/R 5’8”

WT. 130 135 100 130 127 150 155 120 128 120 118 155 125 137 120 140

DOB 12/22/04 5/23/05 9/11/04 9/16/05 9/20/04 9/21/04 10/27/04 4/12/05 12/28/04 3/28/05 10/24/05 1/17/06 8/8/05 11/12/04 7/1/05 6/9/05

LAST Baez Cameron Delgado Fernandez Gage Hichez Kalinich Merchant Minaberry Padilla Rodriguez Romans Romero Soto

FIRST Isaiah Tracen Isaiah Jordan Robert Sebastian Michael Andrew Justin Isaac Louis Ty Jorge Charlee

POS. C/3B SS/2B OF/RHP 2B/3B 2B/OF 1B C/3B C/SS C/1B 3B/1B 2B/OF 2B/OF SS/RHP SS/RHP

B/T HT. R/R 5’5” R/R 5’6” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’7” L/R 5’4” L/R 5’8” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’11” S/R 5’6” S/R 5’4”

WT. 157 140 140 150 155 150 139 142 180 189 155 140 135 135

DOB 7/20/05 5/24/05 6/2/05 6/12/05 9/14/05 12/27/05 10/13/05 6/12/05 6/20/05 5/4/06 8/13/05 5/22/05 6/23/05 9/16/05

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15U

B/T HT. L/R 5’10” R/R 5’7” R/L 5’8” R/R 5’7” S/L 5’10” R/R 5’3” R/R 5’5”

16U

POS. C/1B SS/2B 1B/OF OF/1B 1B/LHP 2B/RHP SS/2B

14U

HOMETOWN Fort Worth, Texas Kissimmee, Fla. Red Oak, Texas Weatherford, Texas Waxahachie, Texas Weatherford, Texas Weatherford, Texas

COLUMBUS HS BLUE

FIRST Easton Armani Tyler Dakota Ethan William Chance

CBA TEXAS

LAST Andrews Colon Hill Kreh Loera Ragland Scott

ELITE SQUAD NATIONAL

B/T HT. L/R 5’10” L/R 5’9” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’0” S/R 5’11” R/R 6’2” S/R 6’0” R/R 6’2” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’3” R/R 6’3” R/R 5’9”

WT. 155 195 160 185 175 160 210 175 145 163 160 160 180 160

DOB 5/30/03 6/1/03 1/21/04 2/1/04 9/11/03 12/12/03 10/14/03 9/23/03 8/30/03 9/6/03 10/1/03 12/23/03 2/24/04 10/1/03

GRAD. 2021 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022

SCHOOL Lee-Davis Tabb Langley Lee Davis Blacksburg Tabb Lee-Davis Tabb North Stafford Lee-Davis Lee-Davis St Christopher’s White Stone Lee-Davis

GBG NORTHEAST 14U

16U

POS. 2B/OF C/3B OF/3B C/RHP C/OF OF/RHP RHP/1B SS/RHP SS/RHP OF/RHP SS/OF RHP/OF RHP/3B UTIL

LAST Champney Chin Dao Grindle Hormann Janowicz Kiernan LaFleur Leigh Longo McCarron Preto Ruehs Sencaj Vining Walsh

FIRST POS. Cameron LHP/1B Eisig OF/1B Duy-Tan “Evan” LHP Cameron 1B/RHP Christopher C/OF Luke 1B/3B Patrick C/2B Jayden OF/RHP Andrew OF Ty OF/3B Owen RHP/OF Jake 3B/RHP Naythen SS/OF Brendan SS/3B Seamus 2B/OF Chris SS/3B

B/T HT. L/L 6’0” L/L 5’9” L/L 5’8” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’0” L/R 6’1” L/R 5’4” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’11” L/R 6’1” L/R 5’8” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’11” L/R 5’5” R/R 5’10”

WT. 190 165 130 155 131 195 110 182 160 150 160 140 125 165 110 165

DOB 10/6/04 11/17/04 8/12/04 11/28/04 12/22/04 6/30/04 4/26/05 7/22/04 9/26/04 6/30/04 1/24/05 2/2/05 8/13/04 7/18/04 8/24/04 9/30/04

GRAD. 2023 2023 2022 2023 2023 2022 2023 2022 2023 2022 2023 2023 2022 2023 2023 2023

SCHOOL Plymouth North Franklin Boston College Xaverian Brothers Qualters Walpole Xaverian Dighton-Rehoboth Dexter Southfield Xaverian Holliston Walpole Plymouth South King Phillip Sandwich Duxbury

HOMETOWN Plymouth, Mass. Franklin, Mass. Randolph, Mass. North Easton, Mass. Mansfield, Mass. Walpole, Mass. North Easton, Mass. Dighton, Mass. Brookline, Mass. Westwood, Mass. Holliston, Mass. Walpole, Mass. Plymouth, Mass. Plainville, Mass. Sagamore, Mass. Duxbury, Mass.

HOUSTON ATHLETICS - BLACK

15U

FIRST Taylor Xavier Scott Michael Bennett Kaden Jackson Tucker Anthony Cj Ethan Jake Jayden Dallas

LAST Bauder Couture Degeyter Estes Faraca LeBlanc Moreland

FIRST William Ben Hayden Joshua Andrew Jackson Zachary

POS. 1B/3B 1B/RHP OF/LHP SS/2B OF/2B C/OF C/OF

B/T HT. R/R 5’7” R/R 6’1” L/L 5’6” R/R 5’6” L/R 5’4” R/R 5’6” R/R 5’4”

WT. 141 180 120 120 106 120 135

DOB 11/1/04 7/1/05 3/14/05 5/26/05 1/4/05 1/27/05 11/29/04

GRAD. 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023

SCHOOL Ridge Point Clements George Ranch Pearland Strake Jesuit Pearland George Ranch

HOMETOWN Missouri City, Texas Sugar Land, Texas Sugar Land, Texas Pearland, Texas Missouri City, Texas Pearland, Texas Sugar Land, Texas

HOUSTON ATHLETICS - GOLD

14U

LAST Morris Martin Coker Joyce Shealor Hilburger Barnett Love Labrusciano Dinapoli Serrano Flippen Chapman Hairfield

LAST Botard Canter Davis Dobrava Dunham Manalo Mason Montemayor Nolasco Reynolds Smajstrla Turner

FIRST POS. Dominic 1B/LHP Johnathon LHP/1B Andre OF/3B Aidan OF/RHP Carson C/2B Micah 2B/SS Luke OF/RHP Omar Leocadio SS/C Aydin OF/1B Grant 2B/SS Brett OF/2B Trenton C/3B

B/T HT. L/L 5’11” R/L 5’9” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’3” R/R 5’6” S/R 5’7” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’3” R/R 5’6” R/R 5’10”

WT. 130 145 175 145 170 102 125 127 210 108 130 150

DOB 10/6/04 9/8/04 9/18/04 12/6/04 2/12/05 12/11/04 10/6/04 7/8/04 11/10/04 11/16/04 10/4/04 11/15/04

GRAD. 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023

SCHOOL Strake Jesuit College George Ranch Ridge Point Strake Jesuit Barbers Hill Ridge Point Logos Charles H Milby Angleton George Ranch Pearland George Ranch

HOMETOWN Missouri City, Texas Rosenberg, Texas Missouri City, Texas Sugar Land, Texas Baytown, Texas Missouri City, Texas Sugar Land, Texas Fresno, Texas Angleton, Texas Sugar Land, Texas Pearland, Texas Sugar Land, Texas

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HOMETOWN Mechanicsville, Va. Yorktown, Va. Great Falls, Va. Mechanicsville, Va. Blacksburg, Va. Yorktown, Va. Mechanicsville, Va. Yorktown, Va. Fredericksburg, Va. Mechanicsville, Va. Mechanicsville, Va. Henrico, Va. White Stone, Va. Mechanicsville, Va.

WT. 136 165 160 145 146 120 130 170 160 110 160 150 175 150 160 110

DOB 8/12/05 9/2/04 2/5/05 2/21/05 9/22/04 3/14/05 5/8/04 10/30/04 10/19/04 2/26/05 4/15/05 2/15/05 7/2/04 7/27/04 3/14/05 7/16/04

GRAD. 2023 2023 2023 2024 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023

SCHOOL Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview Parkview

LAST Bello Berrios Escobar Haad Miller Modugno Morrow Olivera Perez Santana Sosa Vargas

FIRST Jason Sebastian Evan Joshua Jackson Andre Junior Brandon Jordan Adrian Christopher Jordan

POS. 2B/C OF/LHP 2B/OF OF/RHP OF/RHP UTIL C/RHP RHP/OF 3B/C SS/2B OF/RHP RHP/SS

B/T HT. WT. R/R 5’8” 160 L/L 5’10” 146 R/R 5’6” 128 R/R 5’11” 160 R/R 5’8” 160 R/R 6’2” 170 R/R 5’10” 170 R/R 6’0” 175 R/R 5’7” 175 S/R 5’5” 110 R/R 5’11” R/R 6’2” 156

DOB 6/3/05 12/15/05 10/18/05 6/13/05 11/8/05 8/25/05 9/12/05 5/4/05 8/20/05 7/18/05 12/22/05 7/18/05

GRAD. SCHOOL 2024 Gateway Charter 2024 Doral Academy 2024 2023 2025 St. Andrews 2024 Don Bosco 2023 Northwest 2023 Mater Academy 2023 Matter Lake 2023 Mater Lakes 2024 Mater Academy 2023 Barbara Goleman

LAST Andrachick Arambula Berenberg Butt Cohn Courville Emerson Equale Guerra Jefferson Juvers Kennedy Lape Lopez Pierantoni Pipes Rock Sims Tanous Victorian

FIRST Stevyn Danny Nate Spencer Cooper Presley Colt Anthony Colin Amari Nolan Drew Trenton Justin Greg Riley Tyler Sean Gabriel Landon

POS. UTIL 3B/2B C/2B SS/RHP UTIL C/SS SS/C SS/3B C/SS SS/OF RHP/1B 1B/3B SS/RHP SS/2B UTIL/RHP C/3B C/1B C/3B SS/OF RHP/SS

B/T HT. R/R 5’7” R/R 5’10” S/R 5’5” S/R 5’10” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’7” L/R 5’9” R/R 5’3” S/R 5’1” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’3” L/R 5’10” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’2” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’5” R/R 6’0”

DOB 5/18/05 6/30/05 8/15/05 2/3/05 2/18/05 10/4/05 7/20/05 7/12/05 4/27/06 12/26/05 3/28/05 8/19/05 3/11/05 7/8/05 5/6/05 2/3/05 3/16/05 10/29/05 8/6/05 11/2/05

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16U

B/T HT. R/R 5’8” R/R 5’6” R/R 5’6” R/R 5’7” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’6” R/R 5’7” R/R 6’1” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’3” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’11” L/R 5’10” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’8”

14U

GRAD. SCHOOL HOMETOWN 2023 Columbia Falla Kalispell, Mont. 2024 Redlands, Calif. 2023 Columbia Maplewood, N.J. 2023 American Heritage Plantation Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 2023 McHenry West Campus McHenry, Ill. 2025 Barbe Lake Charles, La. 2023 John Glenn Cambridge, Ohio 2023 Houston, Texas 2024 Olathe South Olathe, Kan. 2024 Baylor Chattanooga, Tenn. 2023 Edgewater Orlando , Fla. 2023 Malvern Prep Malvern, Pa. 2023 Parkway Bossier City, La. 2023 Hagerty Oviedo, Fla. 2023 Notre Dame Valencia, Calif. 2023 Lubbock Cooper Lubbock, Texas 2023 Park City Park City, Utah 2023 Bishop Alemany Granada Hills, Calif. 2024 Barrington Barrington, R.I. 2024 Barbe Lake Charles, La.

TEAM FREEDOM/BRAVE

POS. OF/RHP 2B/OF RHP/3B 3B/2B SS/OF C/OF RHP/OF SS/RHP 1B/RHP OF/2B UTIL OF/RHP UTIL RHP/1B C/3B RHP/SS

15U

HOMETOWN Lehigh Acres, Fla. Doral, Fla. Miami, Fla. Coral Spring, Fla. Palm Beach, Fla. Upper Saddle River, N.J. Jackson, Mich. Hialeah, Fla. Hialeah, Fla. Hialeah, Fla. Hialeah, Fla. Hialeah, Fla.

MVP ELITE

FIRST Kyle Ali Parker Cade Yannick Jackson Grant Colin Garrett Mason Bernard Rodney Maddox Landon Samarion Isaiah

WT. 135 160 115 140 150 125 145 130 110 165 180 160 150 104 175 140 165 155 110 135

HOMETOWN Lilburn, Ga. Tucker, Ga. Lilburn, Ga. Lilburn, Ga. Lilburn, Ga. Lilburn, Ga. Stone Mountain, Ga. Lilburn, Ga. Lilburn, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Lilburn, Ga. Stone Mountain, Ga. Lawrenceville, Ga. Lithonia, Ga. Conyers, Ga.

MERIDIAN PANTHERS

LAST Arrowood Banks Barrett Brown Butler Collett Garrett Houck Lambert McCree Moon Mudd ll Mullee Stripling Ward Williams

Gamblers Elite 15U Genesis Baseball 14U Kangaroo Court American Roos Kangaroo Court National Roos Original Florida Pokers 2022 X Team 2022

LAST FIRST POS. B/T HT. WT. DOB GRAD. SCHOOL HOMETOWN Best Justin UTIL L/R 6’2” 170 11/5/04 2023 Langtree Upper Cornelius, N.C. Neville Mason OF/1B L/L 6’2” 175 1/13/04 2022 Palo Verde Las Vegas, Nev. Burnes Brad OF/RHP R/R 6’0” 180 2/9/05 2023 Marin Catholic Kelly Zane LHP/OF L/L 6’0” 160 5/5/04 2023 Faith Lutheran Las Vegas, Nev. Dobias Evan RHP/OF R/R 6’0” 170 1/2/04 2022 American Heritage Sunrise, Fla. Cockrill Logan C/3B R/R 5’8” 157 5/7/04 2022 Centennial Las Vegas, Nev. Diamant Demitri SS/RHP R/R 5’11” 180 6/24/04 2022 Bishop Gorman Las Vegas, Nev. Bates Matthew SS/3B R/R 6’0” 165 12/24/04 2023 Rancho Buena Vista Vista, Calif. Beruvides Jr. Freddy LHP/1B L/L 5’11” 195 10/15/04 2023 The Benjamin School Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Comeaux Cale 3B/RHP R/R 6’2” 170 9/21/04 2023 Teurlings Catholic Breaux Bridge, La. Colon Angel SS/RHP R/R 5’10” 160 6/18/04 2022 St. Joseph Hart Cole UTIL R/R 5’11” 170 11/22/03 2022 Mountain Island Charter Charlotte, N.C. Schardt Jakob UTIL L/R 6’1” 166 5/7/03 2021 Camarillo Camarillo, Calif. Robinson Duce OF/RHP R/R 6’5” 210 1/19/05 2023 Pinnacle Waddell, Ariz.

LAST FIRST POS. B/T HT. WT. DOB GRAD. SCHOOL HOMETOWN Bosque Christian SS/C R/R 5’6” 140 7/10/04 2022 Westminster Christian Miami, Fla. Ojeda David Angel 3B/RHP R/R 5’9” 187 5/5/03 2022 Brito Miami Private Miami, Fla. Maldonado Eduardo 1B/RHP R/R 6’1” 175 6/15/04 2022 Olympic Heights Community Boca Raton, Fla. Aurilia Cooper RHP/OF R/R 5’11” 138 8/5/05 2023 Calvary Christian Coral Springs, Fla. Posada Joshua 2B/SS R/R 5’8” 145 6/6/03 2022 Miramar Miramar, Fla. Diaz Nicholas C/3B R/R 5’11” 190 6/30/03 2022 Forest Hill Palm Springs, Fla. Palacios Sebastian 3B/OF R/R 5’9” 140 11/26/03 2022 Calvary Christian Deerfield Beach, Fla. Martinez Christian OF/RHP R/R 6’2” 175 9/26/03 2022 Olympic Heights Boynton Beach, Fla. Vidi Anthony 1B/LHP L/L 5’11” 145 8/11/03 2021 Park Vista Lake Worth, Fla.

16U

3D GOLD

15U

ROSTERS

5 Star 15U Delnegro 5 Star 15U Jones 5 Star 15U Mizell 5 Star National 14U 5 Star National Dobbs 5 Star National Weaver A’s Baseball Elev8 Select Florida Pokers Underclass Carolina Powered by Mizuno

BANDITOS FLORIDA PROSPECTS

14U

1 5 U TEAM

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POS. RHP/1B RHP/1B SS/RHP OF/LHP SS/2B 2B/SS RHP/OF C/RHP C/3B RHP/3B SS/2B OF/2B OF/3B

B/T HT. R/R 6’2” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’0” L/L 5’7” R/R 5’11” L/R 5’6” R/R 5’8” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’2” R/R 6’0” L/R 5’8” R/R 5’10”

WT. 200 180 155 125 165 160 150 175 180 228 165 133 195

DOB 5/15/03 10/23/03 2/11/04 5/27/04 9/4/04 8/13/03 3/3/04 6/11/03 8/23/03 1/8/04 11/6/03 3/23/04 5/14/04

GRAD. SCHOOL 2022 Bishop Hendricken 2022 Seton Hall Prepatory 2022 Poly Prep 2023 St. Paul Catholic 2022 Byram Hills 2022 St. Paul Catholic 2022 2022 Rabun Gap-Nacoochee 2022 North Allegheny 2022 Xaverian 2022 Poly Prep 2022 North Babylon 2022 Bishop Hendricken

HOMETOWN Cranston, R.I. Kinnelon, N.J. Flushing, N.Y. Towson, Md. Armonk, N.Y. Meriden, Conn. Bayside, N.Y. Brooklyn, N.Y. Wexford, Penn. Brooklyn, N.Y. Brooklyn, N.Y. West Babylon, N.Y. Attleboro, Mass.

BL101 REAL BALLERS 2022 NATIONAL

LAST Alicea Sauvage Nieves Andrews Lopez

FIRST Jadiel Kyle Jean Easton Lawson

POS. UTIL 3B/RHP 1B/OF C/1B SS/RHP

B/T HT. R/R 5’10” R/R 6’2” L/L 5’10” L/R 5’10” R/R 5’7”

WT. 140 150 180 210 144

DOB 12/12/03 6/26/04 4/17/04 2/16/05 6/19/04

GRAD. 2022 2022 2023 2023 2022

SCHOOL Haines City Weatherford Discovery VR Eaton Aledo

HOMETOWN Kissimme, Fla. Weatherford, Texas Winter Haven, Fla. Fort Worth, Texas Aledo, Texas

CBA TEXAS

LAST Larez Corral Jacome Alvarez Rodriguez Santamaria Mallafre Amaro Friguls Mora Gonzalez Logan Penalver Hoyo Bell Verdeja Jimenez Santana Jacomino Machado Guerra

FIRST Andre Michael Carlos Max Carlos Eric Anthony Richard Frankie Nickolas Anthony Brian Manny Alex Coury Thomas Lazaro Alexangel Ryan Nicolas Gabriel

POS. LHP/OF 2B/OF SS/2B OF/OF RHP/3B 2B/OF RHP C/3B OF/UTIL SS/2B C RHP LHP/1B 3B/RHP 1B/C RHP/OF SS/2B LHP 2B/SS 3B/C 3B/RHP

B/T HT. L/L 5’6” R/R 5’10” S/R 5’7” R/R 5’8” L/R 5’10” R/R 5’8” R/R 6’0” S/R 5’9” L/R 5’10” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’10” R/L 5’9” R/R 5’9” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’5” L/L 5’7” R/R 5’9” R/R 6’1” R/R 5’10”

WT. 130 165 125 145 130 125 170 165 140 132 135 170 175 140 205 130 123 120 135 210 150

DOB 7/19/03 9/6/03 1/3/05 9/7/03 1/5/04 9/8/03 12/2/03 11/17/03 11/26/03 6/24/04 8/27/04 12/6/03 6/2/04 4/14/04 2/21/04 5/25/04 5/24/04 7/29/04 11/13/03 3/1/04 2/6/04

GRAD. 2022 2022 2023 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2023 2022

SCHOOL Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus John I. Smith Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus

HOMETOWN Doral, Fla. Miami, Fla. Doral, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Palmetto Bay, Fla. Coral Gables, Fla. Coral Gables, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla.

COLUMBUS HS 15U

LAST Tollett Graves Cowan Edmondson Norris Hawsey Iii Pearson

FIRST Jon Landon Jackson Grant Nolan Walter John

POS. RHP/UTIL OF/RHP 2B/RHP OF/RHP OF/1B 1B/LHP SS/OF

B/T HT. L/R 5’9” R/R 5’9” L/R 5’10” R/R 5’8” L/L 5’10” L/L 5’11” L/R 5’11”

WT. 125 150 148 135 161 180 200

DOB 8/20/04 6/2/04 7/27/04 2/25/05 5/19/04 11/11/04 11/12/04

GRAD. 2023 2023 2023 2024 2023 2024 2024

SCHOOL Ruston Ouachita Christian West Monroe West Monroe West Monroe West Monroe Westridge

HOMETOWN Ruston, La. Monroe, La. West Monroe, La. West Monroe, La. West Monroe, La. West Monroe, La. Downsville, La.

LA THUNDER

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14U

FIRST Dorsy Patrick Giovanni Cameron Jared Ryan Jaylen Antonio Aaron Jakob Henry Devonte Jared

16U

15U

LAST Asencio Walega Colasante Nelson Cohen Daniels Cruz Digrigoli Posey Anderson Godbout Baiely Munoz

RICHMOND BRAVES 15U NATIONAL

B/T HT. L/R 5’10” L/R 5’9” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’0” S/R 5’11” R/R 6’2” S/R 6’0” R/R 6’2” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’3” R/R 6’3” R/R 5’9”

WT. 155 195 160 185 175 160 210 175 145 163 160 160 180 160

DOB 5/30/03 6/1/03 1/21/04 2/1/04 9/11/03 12/12/03 10/14/03 9/23/03 8/30/03 9/6/03 10/1/03 12/23/03 2/24/04 10/1/03

GRAD. 2021 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022

SCHOOL Lee-Davis Tabb Langley Lee Davis Blacksburg Tabb Lee-Davis Tabb North Stafford Lee-Davis Lee-Davis St Christopher’s White Stone Lee-Davis

SLAMMERS BITZER

LAST Nickell Martinez Kim Derosier Beattie Cholez Marks Morgan Martinez Thomas Conant Marsh Lind Villaescusa

FIRST Cole Ben Ryan Drue Jackson Connor Easton Garth Jr Max Jay Carson Owen Carl Nolan

POS. UTIL UTIL RHP/3B LHP/1B RHP/2B RHP/OF 2B C/2B 1B/C LHP/1B OF/SS 1B/RHP 3B/OF 2B/SS

B/T HT. L/R 5’6” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’11” L/L 6’2” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’6” R/R 5’7” L/R 5’7” L/L 6’3” R/R 5’9” L/R 6’2” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’7”

WT. 160 155 175 230 135 140 140 130 205 230 150 205 170 125

DOB 6/11/03 12/9/03 9/14/03 6/12/03 12/22/03 5/19/04 11/15/03 6/7/04 11/25/03 12/11/03 7/19/03 9/5/03 8/15/03 9/13/03

GRAD. 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022

SCHOOL Strasburg Mullen Mountain Vista Chaparral Lakewood Mountain Vista Arapahoe High School Eaglecrest Columbine Regis Jesuit High School Ponderosa Lakewood Legend Legend

LAST Smith Martin Lester Smith Duncan Senese Engert Wyatt Roman Eldridge Grimmer Gray Keels Bogue Schubart Walton Whatley

FIRST Justin Kaden Dillon Chris Cannon Nico Cason Hiro Adrian Bryson Blake Jase Alvin Logan Nolan Tayshaun Cannon

POS. 2B/OF OF/LHP UTIL SS/RHP C/1B SS/RHP RHP/1B RHP/1B RHP/RHP RHP/3B SS RHP/3B SS/3B SS/RHP 1B/RHP OF/RHP SS/2B

B/T HT. R/R 5’10” L/L 6’1” S/R 5’8” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’2” R/R 6’2” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’2” L/R 6’5” L/R 6’2” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’2” L/R 6’4” R/R 6’2” R/R 5’10”

WT. 175 205 140 165 200 160 170 160 172 185 160 180 185 175 195 195 155

DOB 8/24/04 3/15/04 12/7/04 5/10/04 5/15/04 7/12/04 9/14/04 8/25/04 1/6/04 10/20/04 5/28/04 2/20/04 7/20/04 3/6/04 5/10/04 1/29/05 1/23/04

GRAD. 2022 2022 2023 2023 2022 2022 2023 2023 2022 2023 2023 2022 2022 2022 2022 2023 2022

SCHOOL HOMETOWN Detroit Detroit, Mich. Knoxville Catholic Redondo Beach, Calif. Deer Park Baytown, Texas First Assembly Christian School Bartlett, Tenn. Lambert Jasper, Ga. East Coweta Senoia, Ga. North Forsyth Cumming, Ga. King School Westport, Conn. East Coweta Newnan, Ga. Madison Vienna, Va. Spring Lake Spring Lake, Mich. Gadsden City Gadsden, Ala. Maury Portsmouth, Va. Habersham Central Mt. Airy, Ga. Durand Durand, Mich. Greensville County Emporia, Va. Colquitt County Moultrie, Ga.

LAST Lewis Velazquez Henry Labarba Hettrick Cruz Montilla Baumann Chaisson Ford Kolaj Sprencel Rodriguez

FIRST Dillon Zeke Tyler Brenden Jack Jacob Hector Brody Gavin Carter Arben Brayden Santiago

POS. OF/1B C/SS RHP/UTIL C/OF RHP/OF C/LHP OF/RHP 2B/SS C/1B OF/RHP 3B/RHP 3B/2B UTIL

B/T HT. R/R 6’3” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’10” S/R 5’6” R/R 6’2” L/L 5’7” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’11” L/R 5’10” R/R 5’11” S/R 6’1” R/R 6’0”

WT. 185 170 140 118 157 155 148 145 150 150 165 185 150

DOB 6/12/03 7/18/03 7/9/03 11/18/03 8/5/03 1/24/04 4/20/04 12/13/03 8/8/03 8/4/03 7/27/03 4/13/04 1/4/04

GRAD. 2021 2022 2021 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022

SCHOOL Wiregrass Ranch Bishop Dunne Hebron Wylie Bishop Lynch Waxahachie Alonso Commerce Lovejoy Jenks Prestonwood Christian Calallen Trinity Christian

16U

POS. 2B/OF C/3B OF/3B C/RHP C/OF OF/RHP RHP/1B SS/RHP SS/RHP OF/RHP SS/OF RHP/OF RHP/3B UTIL

TEAM ELITE

15U

FIRST Taylor Xavier Scott Michael Bennett Kaden Jackson Tucker Anthony Cj Ethan Jake Jayden Dallas

TEAM WARSTIC WASHINGTON

14U

LAST Morris Martin Coker Joyce Shealor Hilburger Barnett Love Labrusciano Dinapoli Serrano Flippen Chapman Hairfield

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HOMETOWN Strasburg, Colo. Highlands Ranch, Colo. Highlands Ranch, Colo. Parker, Colo. Golden, Colo. Highlands Ranch, Colo. Denver, Colo. Aurora, Colo. Littleton, Colo. Highlands Ranch, Colo. Parker, Colo. Lakewood, Colo. Parker, Colo. Parker, Colo.

HOMETOWN Wesley Chapel, Fla. Dallas, Texas Carrollton, Texas Wylie, Texas Dallas, Texas Waxahachie, Texas Tampa, Fla. Commerce, Texas Allen, Texas Tulsa, Okla. Frisco, Texas Robstown, Texas Red Oak, Texas

WT. 200 140 130 160 155 161 160 190 155 175 170 175 185 190 140 220

DOB 11/19/03 11/22/03 8/27/03 4/26/04 2/19/04 12/3/03 1/30/04 6/30/04 1/22/04 6/24/04 9/20/03 6/18/03 11/19/03 5/15/03 11/2/03 8/27/03

GRAD. 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2022 2021 2022 2022 2022 2022

SCHOOL Bel Air Bel Air Loyola Blakefield Bel Air C. Milton Wright Quince Orchard Archbishop Curley John Carroll C. Milton Wright The John Carroll School Loyola Blakefield John Carroll John Carroll John Carroll Seton LaSalle Seton LaSalle

HOMETOWN Bel Air, Md. Bel Air, Md. Towson, Md. Bel Air, Md. Bel Air, Md. Gaithersburg, Md. Parkville, Md. Forest Hill, Md. Bel Air, Md. Bel Air, Md. Freeland, Md. Bel Air, Md. Bel Air, Md. Kingsville, Md. South Park, Penn. Venetia, Penn.

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14U

B/T HT. R/R 5’10” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’9” R/R 6’0” L/R 6’4” L/L 5’11” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’10” L/L 5’9” R/R 6’3” R/R 5’5” R/R 6’0”

15U

POS. 3B/RHP SS/RHP OF/2B C/RHP 3B/RHP 2B/SS RHP/SS RHP/SS OF/1B 3B/OF OF/C RHP/3B LHP/1B RHP/OF OF/2B 3B/1B

16U

FIRST Jack Dyllon Dominic Kevin Mason Cameron Gavin William Jonathan Brandon Ben Gabriel Ben Adam Gabriel Brett

US ELITE 2022/BLUE CHIPS

LAST Snyder Barrett Casale Winn Deletis Patt Bigelow Weiman Klein Dumler Schleiff Rosica Pierce Butz Finale Wagner

16U

5 STAR 16U BLACKIE/BOZ

15U

ROSTERS LAST Bass Hudson Miller Motos

FIRST A.J. David Jerrod Tyler

POS. OF/RHP OF/RHP 2B/SS OF/RHP

B/T HT. R/R 6’4” R/R 6’1” L/R 5’9” R/R 5’10”

WT. 182 195 155 145

DOB 6/1/03 6/12/02 3/9/02 10/18/02

GRAD. 2024 2021 2021 2021

SCHOOL Riverside Mosley Savannah Frederica

5 STAR NATIONAL BURRESS

14U

1 6 U TEAM LAST Chestnutt Christmas Hamilton Mastantuno Mayo Owens Rowan Taylor

FIRST Brodie Tyler Dawson Aiden Jackson Branson Coleman Dylan

POS. RHP/1B SS/2B RHP/1B 1B/LHP OF/OF 1B/3B C/OF SS/RHP

B/T HT. R/R 6’3” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’2” L/L 6’1” L/L 6’1” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’10” L/R 6’1”

WT. 210 165 185 170 175 195 170 175

DOB 5/2/02 8/2/02 2/11/03 2/3/03 10/25/02 12/14/02 11/18/02 8/10/02

GRAD. 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021

SCHOOL Houston County Fort Dorchester Dothan Fleming Island Bolles Wilcox County Mosley Schley

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HOMETOWN Durham, N.C. Panama City, Fla. Savannah, Ga. Brunswick, Ga.

HOMETOWN Wray, Ga. Summerville, S.C. Dothan, Ala. Fleming Island, Fla. Saint Johns, Fla. Rochelle, Ga. Panama City, Fla. Ellaville, Ga.

WT. 168 180 185 165 180 165 180 180 165

DOB 1/7/03 11/21/02 10/17/02 12/11/02 10/8/02 12/5/02 10/5/02 5/17/02 5/17/02

GRAD. 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021

SCHOOL Fitzgerald Ponte Vedra Emsley A. Laney Sarasota Ridgeview Ponte Vedra Washburn Ponte Vedra Creekside

LAST Altman Brooks Burckel Cuevas Davenport Garza Garza Guzman Howard Levinthal Loa Lott Maldonado Ramos Rucker Stracener

FIRST Daniel Murphy Brandon Jorge Jalen Eddie Emmanuel Jacob Cody Pierce Victor Malachi Evan Micheal Trey Austin

POS. SS/3B RHP/OF UTIL SS/OF RHP/OF UTIL C/RHP RHP/OF RHP/OF LHP/OF LHP/OF OF/LHP UTIL/RHP RHP/OF UTIL/OF SS/2B

B/T HT. S/R 5’11” R/R 6’2” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’11” S/R 5’11” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’0” R/L 6’1” L/L 5’8” L/L 5’10” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’1” R/R 5’11” L/R 6’0”

WT. 170 200 174 160 176 175 185 165 180 185 155 160 170 175 185 160

DOB 5/11/02 9/4/04 10/1/02 6/13/02 7/22/02 8/1/02 8/1/02 1/31/03 12/5/02 11/14/02 4/7/03 10/5/02 5/24/02 6/25/02 8/13/02 11/7/02

GRAD. 2020 2022 2021 2020 2020 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2020 2021 2021 2021

SCHOOL A&M Consolidated Bridgeland Lindale Coronado Klein Collins Rio Grande Rio Grande Alice The Woodlands Monsignor Kelly Catholic Los Fresnos Malachi Lott Sharyland Pioneer Rio Grande IMG Academy Canyon

LAST Adams Adams Blasioli Carignan Cooke Donvito Feliciano Feliciano Lesser Melvin Platt Radtke Renard Ritter Salvato Sheridan Simpson Volz Vurchio LAST Andrews Branch Dawson Demarco Herce Hernandez Reed Vollmer Willis Zimmer

FIRST Gage Gavin Bryan Vincent Logan Michael Lorenzo Mel Chris Tommy Marc Rainer Dylan Nash J.T. Andrew Liam Nicholas Richard FIRST Easton Jalen Dorian Eric Preston Juan Tyler Ryan Chase Jack

POS. C/1B RHP/1B SS/2B RHP/UTIL 3B/RHP RHP/1B RHP/SS C/3B RHP/1B SS/3B 3B/OF OF/2B SS/2B 2B/3B SS/2B RHP/1B 2B/SS RHP/1B OF/2B POS. C/1B SS/RHP OF C/OF SS/2B 2B/RHP C/3B OF/OF 2B/OF OF/RHP

B/T HT. R/R 5’11” R/R 6’3” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’6” S/R 5’10” L/R 6’3” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’9” B/T HT. L/R 5’10” R/R 6’0” L/R 5’11” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’6” L/R 6’1” R/R 5’7” R/R 6’2”

WT. 175 155 130 150 168 155 130 160 180 165 140 140 140 155 120 185 126 190 132 WT. 210 165 145 160 180 146 160 155 145 175

DOB 2/8/03 2/8/03 2/12/03 6/11/02 10/30/03 2/18/05 4/20/04 10/27/02 2/17/03 5/8/04 8/22/02 6/13/03 9/23/02 4/17/03 12/16/02 4/7/03 11/27/02 4/6/03 7/5/03 DOB 2/16/05 10/11/03 2/18/02 7/17/03 9/17/03 8/17/02 3/15/02 8/5/02 10/19/01 3/19/02

GRAD. 2021 2021 2021 2021 2022 2023 2023 2022 2021 2022 2021 2021 2020 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 GRAD. 2023 2022 2020 2022 2022 2021 2020 2021 2020 2020

SCHOOL Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II Monarch Monarch Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II North Broward Prep Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II Saint John Paul II Olympic Heights Saint John Paul II SCHOOL VR Eaton Trinity Christian Cedar Hill Canterbury Key West Grand Prairie Stephenville Middlesex North Crowley Lake Dallas

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14U

B/T HT. R/R 5’11” R/R 6’2” R/R 6’2” S/R 5’9” R/R 6’1” L/L 5’11” R/R 6’5” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’0”

15U

HOMETOWN Boynton Beach, Fla. Boynton Beach, Fla. Coconut Creek, Fla. Boca Raton, Fla. Delray Beach, Fla. Boca Raton, Fla. Coconut Creek, Fla. Coconut Creek, Fla. Lake Worth, Fla. Delray Beach, Fla. Boca Raton, Fla. Boca Raton, Fla. Boca Raton, Fla. Delray Beach, Fla. Delray Beach, Fla. Boynton Beach, Fla. Boca Raton, Fla. Boynton Beach, Fla. Boca Raton, Fla. HOMETOWN Fort Worth, Texas Arlington, Texas Cedar Hill, Texas Ft. Myers, Fla. Key West, Fla. Dallas, Texas Stephenville, Texas North Plainfield, N.J. Dallas, Texas Lake Dallas, Texas

BOCA THUNDER BASEBALL

POS. OF/RHP UTIL/RHP C/1B SS/2B 3B/RHP OF/LHP RHP/1B C/3B SS/3B

16U

HOMETOWN College Station, Texas Cypress, Texas Lindale, Texas El Paso, Texas Spring, Texas Rio Grande City, Texas Rio Grande City, Texas Alice, Texas Conroe, Texas Sour Lake, Texas Los Fresnos , Texas Portland, Texas Mission, Texas Rio Grande City, Texas Boerne , Texas New Braunfels, Texas

BANDITO SCOUT

FIRST Marcus Scott Grayson Carson Richard Cody Wes Trey Austin

CBA TEXAS

HOMETOWN Fitzgerald, Ga. Saint Augustine , Fla. Wilmington, N.C. Sarasota, Fla. Middleburg, Fla. St Augustine, Fla. Minneapolis, Minn. Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Saint Johns, Fla.

5 STAR NATIONAL GILBERT

LAST Anderson Griesemer Irwin Long Long Nelson Nelson Powers Rusomaroff

COLUMBUS HS 16U DALLAS TIGERS 2022- POLK

16U

DREAMCHASERS ACADEMY

15U

LAST FIRST POS. B/T HT. WT. DOB GRAD. SCHOOL Arthur Jack RHP/2B R/R 6’0” 180 1/28/03 2021 Flower Mound Bergman Caleb OF/2B R/R 5’8” 145 6/25/05 2022 Plano East Cano Dante LHP/1B R/L 6’3” 175 4/15/03 2022 Wylie Collins Tyler OF/RHP L/R 5’11” 175 3/6/03 2021 Mckinney Boyd Delaney Tommy OF/RHP R/R 6’4” 190 11/18/03 2022 Jesuit Dallas Devenny Jacob UTIL L/R 5’11” 197 7/25/03 2022 Prosper Gay Brooks RHP/1B R/R 6’2” 160 10/20/03 2022 Abilene Wylie Harless Landen LHP L/L 5’11” 190 9/25/03 2022 Argyle Holder Jaxon 3B/C L/R 5’11” 185 9/8/02 2021 Aubrey Hoover Josh 3B/RHP R/R 6’2” 200 6/25/03 2022 Rockwall Heath Jones Jayson 3B/C R/R 6’2” 185 8/5/03 2022 Braswelll Lawlar Jordan SS R/R 6’1” 170 7/17/02 2021 Dallas Jesuit McCormack Jonah LHP R/L 6’0” 155 12/30/03 2022 Coppell Peck Owen SS/2B R/R 5’7” 135 6/1/03 2022 Lone Star Polk Walker C/3B R/R 6’2” 225 7/1/03 2022 Coppell Sharp Cade RHP/1B R/R 6’3” 200 9/25/03 2022 Rockwall Heath Shaw Trenton LHP/OF L/L 6’4” 225 1/9/04 2022 Desoto Thomas Jared 1B/OF L/L 5’10” 136 7/1/03 2022 Wahahachie Walker Ryan OF/C R/R 6’1” 175 7/6/02 2021 Coppell Yamakoshi Kenichiro RHP/UTIL R/R 5’11” 160 6/14/03 2021 Coppell LAST Campanella Canizares Carter Clifford Corona Jr. Dutton Hartle Hawke Hawke Katz Kinney Kurtz Larrea Little McGirt Moore Pena Spikes Steinmetz LAST Evans Hall Lindsey Medlin Newsome Vidal Webber Zimmerman

FLORIDA POKER UNDERCLASS NAVY POWERED BY MIZUNO

14U

LAST Acevedo Alexander Avila Casal Casana Garces Greenwood Hernandez Jorge Linares Llambes Lopez Martinez Moreno Perez Pielago Roche Romero Sanchez Zapata

FIRST Jorge George Anthony Andrew Wiljer Nicholas Matthew Mario Andres Allan Gabriel Eric Alejandro Bryan Carson Andrew Tyler Matthew Omar Javier Federico

FIRST Christopher Matthew Irving Ryan Daniel Samuel Josh Austin Tommy Christopher Cooper Nick Jonathan Christian Troy Chris Carlos Ryan Jacob FIRST Kole Blake Reid Ethan Andrew Andre McIntosh Ethan

POS. 2B/SS 3B/OF 2B/SS OF SS/3B RHP RHP/OF RHP/3B OF/OF RHP/3B LHP/ 3B/RHP C/3B C/1B UTIL RHP/RHP OF/OF C/1B OF/ RHP

POS. RHP/OF OF/RHP RHP/1B OF/1B SS/RHP RHP/OF LHP/1B UTIL UTIL C/RHP 2B/C LHP/OF C/RHP RHP/1B 1B/3B SS/RHP OF/RHP 2B/RHP RHP/ POS. 1B SS/2B C/OF OF/RHP RHP/OF SS/2B C/OF OF/RHP

B/T HT. R/R 5’10” L/R 6’2” L/R 5’7” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’9” L/R 5’8” L/R 5’10” R/L 5’11” R/R 6’0” L/L 6’2” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’1” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’5” R/R 5’10”

B/T HT. R/R 5’11” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’3” L/L 6’3” L/R 6’3” L/R 5’11” L/L 6’5” R/R 5’9” L/R 5’7” R/R 6’0” L/R 6’2” L/L 6’5” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’3” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’1” L/R 6’3” R/R 5’9” R/R 6’3” B/T HT. R/R 6’0” L/R 5’8” R/R 6’1” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’2” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’2” R/R 5’10”

WT. 160 175 150 165 160 135 153 170 165 180 210 162 180 195 168 165 180 192 145 135

WT. 160 160 205 200 200 180 175 145 145 210 180 210 180 205 215 195 215 180 175 WT. 180 133 220 155 145 160 188 172

DOB 12/11/02 5/13/04 4/15/03 5/3/03 1/15/04 3/1/04 11/26/02 3/26/03 1/27/04 12/28/02 1/21/03 7/14/04 1/28/04 6/10/03 9/6/02 5/27/03 3/8/03 2/13/03 9/9/03 1/25/04

DOB 5/14/03 2/26/03 10/8/02 7/20/03 7/22/03 5/5/03 3/24/03 12/20/03 7/7/02 1/21/03 1/27/03 3/12/03 1/1/04 7/5/03 11/7/02 10/21/02 7/13/03 3/13/03 7/19/03 DOB 8/3/05 10/24/04 3/11/03 10/24/02 5/16/02 5/5/03 9/28/02 10/4/02

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GRAD. 2021 2022 2021 2021 2023 2022 2021 2021 2022 2021 2021 2022 2022 2022 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2022

GRAD. SCHOOL 2021 Baylor 2021 Msgr Mcclancy 2021 2022 Leesville Road 2021 The Baylor School 2021 Westbrook Christian 2021 Ronald W. Reagan 2022 Ronald W. Reagan 2021 Ronald W. Reagan 2021 Heritage 2021 The Baylor School 2021 The Baylor School 2022 The Baylor School 2021 Christian Brothers College 2021 Purnell Swett 2021 Baylor 2021 Salisbury 2021 Alcovy 2021 Hebrew Academy GRAD. SCHOOL 2023 Nativity BVM 2023 Seven Lakes 2021 North Desoto 2021 Barbe 2021 Henry Clay 2021 Doral Academy 2021 Carrollwood Day 2021 North Broward Prep

HOMETOWN Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami Lakes, Fla. Miami, Fla. Pinecrest, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami Gardens, Fla. Palmetto Bay, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Hialeah Gardens, Fla. Miami Beach, Fla. Hialeah, Fla. HOMETOWN Flower Mound, Texas Parker, Texas Abilene, Texas Mckinney, Texas Colleyville, Texas Prosper, Texas Abilene, Texas Argyle, Texas Krugerville, Texas Heath, Texas Aubrey, Texas Irving, Texas Coppell, Texas Frisco, Texas Coppell, Texas Heath, Texas Desoto, Texas Waxahachie, Texas Coppell, Texas Coppell, Texas HOMETOWN Congers, N.Y. East Elmhurst, N.Y. Boynton Beach, Fla. Raleigh, N.C. Brooklyn, N.Y. Rainbow City, Ala. King, N.C. Oak Island, N.C. Oak Island, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Chattanooga , Tenn. Lancaster, Pa. Ozone Park, N.Y. St. Louis, Mo Maxton, N.C. Brooklyn, N.Y. Bayside , N.Y. Covington, Ga. Woodmere, N.Y. HOMETOWN Pottsville, Pa. Beaumont, Texas Stonewall, La. Lake Charles, La. Lexington, Ky. Miami, Fla. Treasure Island, Fla. Parkland, Fla.

GRAD. 2021 2021 2021 2021 2020 2021 2022

SCHOOL Park Vista American Heritage John Carroll Catholic Cardinal Newman Park Vista Jupiter Jensen Beach

HOMETOWN Lake Worth, Fla. Delray Beach, Fla. Fort Pierce, Fla. Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Boynton Beach, Fla. Jupiter, Fla. Port Saint Lucie , Fla.

LAST Ambrose Arroyo Brewer Carraher Cebert Erb Garcia LeBlanc Mangual Olazabal Painter Perry Quevedo Rao Stone

FIRST Sean Edwin Garrett James Jack Brian Brady Chase Hector Christian Andrew Zaylen Michael Santino Tyler

POS. 2B/SS SS/LHP LHP/1B C/OF RHP/RHP RHP LHP/1B LHP/1B SS/3B RHP/3B RHP RHP/3B 1B/LHP 1B/LHP SS/RHP

B/T HT. R/R 5’7” S/R 6’0” L/L 6’4” R/R 6’2” R/R 6’3” R/R 6’3” R/L 6’6” R/L 5’11” R/R 6’3” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’6” R/R 6’5” L/L 5’11” L/L 6’2” R/R 6’3”

WT. 155 170 190 165 180 163 175 170 170 175 210 205 185 220 175

DOB 5/23/02 8/25/03 6/3/02 8/1/02 4/1/02 12/2/02 5/28/02 12/22/01 8/13/03 10/15/02 4/10/03 3/11/03 5/1/03 9/27/02 10/14/02

GRAD. SCHOOL 2021 Monsignor Edward Pace 2021 Arecibo Baseball Academy 2021 Apopka 2021 Lake Mary 2021 Calvary Christian 2021 Nature Coast 2021 Spanish Fort 2021 Merritt Island 2021 Hagerty 2021 Coral Gables 2021 Calvary Christian 2021 Auburndale 2021 2021 Bishop Moore 2021 Port Saint Lucie

LAST Applegate Barone Burke Carrier Chase Costello Deakins Heath Khela Ray Sauve Williams Wingenroth Yost Zeisloft

FIRST Carson Nick Noah Lorenzo Ben Ryan Aidan Joshua T.J. Logan Logan Dominic Brandon Patrick Luke

POS. SS/RHP 1B/3B OF/RHP OF/RHP SS/RHP OF/RHP LHP/1B 1B/3B RHP/UTIL LHP/1B C/3B RHP/1B SS/RHP C/3B OF/SS

B/T HT. R/R 5’11” R/R 6’0” L/R 6’0” R/R 6’4” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’0” L/L 6’2” L/R 6’2” R/R 6’1” R/L 5’11” R/R 5’9” R/R 6’3” R/R 6’0” L/R 6’3” R/R 5’11”

WT. 178 220 190 188 168 155 165 200 160 200 172 180 150 220 165

DOB 11/7/03 9/5/03 5/13/03 5/20/03 6/22/03 5/6/03 3/6/04 7/24/03 6/26/03 7/5/03 7/18/03 9/15/03 7/22/03 9/28/03 6/17/03

GRAD. 2022 2022 2021 2021 2021 2021 2022 2021 2022 2021 2022 2021 2022 2022 2022

SCHOOL The Hun School of Princeton Williamsport Area Canon-Mcmillan Appoquinimink Octorara Manchester Appoquinimink Lewisburg Perkiomen Salesianum Cumberland Valley Milton Hershey Lancaster Catholic Danville Central Columbia

LAST Abbott Ackerman Amador Boyd Farnsworth Havranek Iken Jennings Lemond Little Martinez Martzolf Miller Morin

FIRST Jackson Jordan Curtis Jacob Stone Jack Cole Julian Luke Mitchel Daniel Max Nate Gabriel

POS. 3B/OF RHP/3B OF OF/OF OF/1B UTIL SS/2B 3B/OF SS/RHP C/2B SS/2B LHP/1B C/1B C/RHP

B/T HT. L/R 6’1” R/R 6’4” R/R 5’8” L/L 5’11” R/R 6’4” L/R 6’0” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’2” S/R 5’11” R/R 5’10” L/L 6’0” S/R 5’9” R/R 5’11”

WT. 196 225 190 165 180 197 155 200 155 180 140 225 195 172

DOB 9/3/02 8/4/02 1/29/03 8/7/02 6/22/02 8/1/02 5/3/03 1/9/03 2/21/03 12/17/02 9/2/02 9/2/02 7/7/03 5/4/03

GRAD. 2021 2020 2021 2020 2021 2020 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021

SCHOOL Treasure Coast Seabreeze Jensen Beach John Carroll Catholic Windermere Prep Treasure Coast Lincoln Park Academy Fort Pierce Central Martin South Fork Fort Pierce Central Lincoln Park Academy Treasure Coast John Carroll Catholic

HOMETOWN Columbus, N.J. Williamsport, Pa. Canonsburg, Pa. Bear, Del. Cochranville, Pa. Toms River, N.J. Middletown, Del. Lewisburg, Pa. Orefield, Pa Garnet Valley, Pa. Boiling Springs, Pa. Nottingham, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Danville, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa.

HOMETOWN Port Saint Lucie , Fla. Holly Hill, Fla. Stuart, Fla. Fort Pierce, Fla. Winter Garden, Fla. Port Saint Lucie , Fla. Port Saint Lucie , Fla. Port Saint Lucie , Fla. Port Saint Lucie , Fla. Stuart, Fla. Port Saint Lucie , Fla. Port Saint Lucie , Fla. Port Saint Lucie , Fla. Vero Beach, Fla.

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15U

HOMETOWN Miami Gardens, Fla. Arecibo, P.R. Apopka, Fla. Lake Mary, Fla. Tampa , Fla. Spring Hill, Fla. Spanish Fort, Ala. Cocoa, Fla. Oviedo, Fla. Hialeah, Fla. Pompano Beach, Fla. Winter Haven, Fla. Deltona, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Port Saint Lucie , Fla.

14U

DOB 8/14/04 7/23/03 6/3/03 10/27/02 5/3/02 11/8/02 2/21/03

16U

WT. 192 163 155 155 165 185 148

METS SCOUT TEAM MARUCCI

B/T HT. R/R 6’3” L/R 5’11” R/R 6’2” L/L 5’10” L/L 6’1” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’1”

KEYSTONE WAR EAGLES

POS. RHP/1B OF/3B RHP/OF LHP/OF 1B/LHP 3B/1B UTIL

FTB55 2021

FIRST Cameron Kevin Steel Alex Gavin Trevor Patrick

FTB ROCKETS 16U

LAST Clines Coyne Gately Nickler Ragona Scott Ward

NEXT LEVEL 2021

B/T HT. WT. DOB R/R 6’0” 210 7/1/03 R/R 6’1” 180 3/27/03

GRAD. SCHOOL 2021 Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy 2021 Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy

HOMETOWN Miramar, Fla. Southwest

Dante Danny Samuel Jeremy Rowan Delvin Andres Jesus Liam

2B/SS SS/3B OF/OF RHP/1B 2B/3B RHP OF/SS 3B/2B LHP/OF

R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/L

Miramar, Fla. Weston, Fla. Weston, Fla. Weston, Fla. Sunrise, Fla. Miramar, Fla. Weston, Fla. Weston, Fla. Miramar, Fla.

ORLANDO REDS 16U

16U

POS. 1B/RHP OF

LAST Anstey Argyle Ayala Carollo Carr Fuqua Henderson Huddleston Kahn Pena Shebovsky Weinstein Wells Jr.

FIRST Cam Tristan Raymond Dylan Jaylen William Brady Carter Jordan Eli Jason Robert Rodney

POS. C/3B OF/RHP RHP/1B OF/RHP 1B/3B RHP/3B RHP/OF RHP/3B SS/2B UTIL OF/RHP 1B/3B OF/3B

RICHMOND BRAVES 16U NATIONAL

15U

FIRST Noah Jack

LAST Dileonardo Duff Fields Hardy Horowicz Ketron Lambros Marshall Martin McNeil Murray Salyer Scafidi Shoemaker Suters

FIRST Vincent Brock Kyle Kyle Cullen Ethan Elijah David Christian Jaron Cameron Avery Witt Tristan Bryce

SLAMMERS BAUER

14U

LAST Chance Cue Ranches, Fla. De Jesus Diaz Hayen Hernandez Hudson Pascual Jr. Rios Vanegas Velazquez

LAST Cruser Evans Glover Hart Herrick Kennah Lang Liester Lytle Martines Meyn Nagy Schayes Thibault Walker White Williams Woodhouse

FIRST Colby Davis Matt Sam Zach R.J. Brad Jai Drew Dylan Tanner Deacon Logan Casey Cole Gavin Braden Mason

5’11” 5’9” 5’8” 6’3” 5’11” 5’8” 5’9” 5’8” 5’11”

155 145 135 165 160 145 135 165 130

11/3/02 4/19/03 7/17/03 9/12/02 11/2/02 5/8/02 12/7/02 7/5/03 2/16/03

2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2020 2021 2021 2021

Somerset Academy American Heritage Cypress Bay Cypress Bay St. Thomas Aquinas Pines Charter Cypress Bay Cypress Bay Pembroke Pines

B/T HT. R/R 5’11” R/R 5’3” R/R 5’4” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’2” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’2” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’10” S/R 5’9” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’10”

WT. 165 110 185 160 185 150 155 180 143 148 136 185 200

DOB 10/20/03 5/13/03 7/5/04 1/23/03 11/19/03 10/9/03 5/6/03 7/7/04 7/4/03 8/5/03 7/5/04 4/22/03 11/30/03

GRAD. 2022 2021 2022 2021 2022 2022 2021 2022 2022 2022 2022 2021 2022

SCHOOL Montverde Academy Lake Howell Apopka Lake Highland West Orange Olympia West Orange Windermere Prep Lake Highland University Windermere Prep Lake Highland Ocoee

POS. OF/3B RHP/1B 1B/RHP LHP/OF 3B/1B LHP/OF OF/OF RHP/3B SS/2B OF/RHP C/1B RHP/UTIL C/1B SS/RHP SS/OF

B/T HT. R/R 6’1” R/R 6’2” R/R 6’1” R/L 5’11” R/R 6’4” L/L 6’3” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’3” L/R 5’10” R/R 6’2” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’3” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’1”

WT. 180 190 190 160 215 165 190 185 170 165 190 191 178 170 190

DOB 9/12/02 1/27/03 6/5/03 11/6/02 9/19/02 5/19/03 11/18/02 3/6/02 1/16/03 12/19/02 12/18/02 9/27/02 8/15/03 4/16/03 10/12/02

GRAD. SCHOOL 2021 Miller 2021 Brookville 2022 Rustburg 2021 Western Branch 2021 Jefferson 2021 Abingdon 2021 Stafford 2021 2021 Amherst County 2021 Dinwiddie 2021 Mountain View 2021 2021 Spotswood 2021 Fort Defiance 2021 Broadway

HOMETOWN Arlington, Va. Lynchburg, Va. Lynchburg, Va. Chesapeake, Va. Shepherdstown, W.Va. Abingdon, Va. Fredericksburg , Va. Newport News, Va. Amherst, Va. North Dinwiddie, Va. Fredericksburg, Va. Thaxton, Va. Penn Laird, Va. Weyers Cave, Va. Broadway, Va.

POS. LHP/OF C/SS 3B/RHP SS/RHP RHP/3B 2B/RHP OF/LHP UTIL RHP/OF C/OF OF/OF RHP/OF 1B/RHP RHP/3B OF/RHP RHP/UTIL LHP/OF 3B/RHP

B/T HT. L/L 5’8” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’3” L/L 6’3” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’2” R/R 6’6” R/R 6’4” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’11” L/L 5’11” R/R 5’9”

WT. 140 172 190 160 170 155 190 185 175 170 150 180 230 205 170 155 165 165

DOB 8/28/03 4/29/03 3/7/03 11/22/02 7/29/02 12/17/02 12/11/02 1/17/03 11/20/02 9/14/02 12/9/02 10/31/02 5/21/02 8/9/03 1/26/03 10/9/02 9/25/02 6/27/02

GRAD. 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021

HOMETOWN Littleton, Colo. Englewood, Colo. Denver, Colo. Highlands Ranch, Colo. Englewood, Colo. Parker, Colo. Englewood, Colo. Monument, Colo. Littleton, Colo. Denver, Colo. Castle Rock, Colo. Little, Colo. Lone Tree, Colo. Fountain, Colo. Broomfield, Colo. Littleton, Colo. Denver, Colo. Castle Rock, Colo.

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SCHOOL Chatfield Kent Denver Denver South Thunderridge Cherry Creek Kent Denver Cherry Creek Palmer Ridge Chatfield Denver East Valor Christian Valor Christian Kent Denver Fountain-Fort Carson Legacy Arapahoe Regis Jesuit Castle View

HOMETOWN Winter Garden, Fla. Casselberry, Fla. Apopka, Fla. Winter Park, Fla. Ocoee, Fla. Ocoee, Fla. Ocoee, Fla. Windermere, Fla. Windermere, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Windermere, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Fla.

GRAD. 2020 2021 2021 2022 2022 2022 2020 2021 2020 2022 2021 2024 2021 2021

SCHOOL Heritage Belen Jesuit Wando Crooms Academy West Branch West Torrance Southland Academy Wando Memphis University North Torrance Miguel Ulloa Satellite Satellite Danville

HOMETOWN Palm Bay, Fla. Miami, Fla. Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Sanford, Fla. Beloit, Ohio Torrance, Calif. Preston, Ga. Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Germantown, Tenn. Torrance, Calif. Cutler Bay, Fla. Indian Harbour Beach, Fla. Indian Harbour Beach, Fla. Harrodsburg, Ky

B/T HT. L/L 6’0” R/R 6’4” R/R 6’3” L/L 6’2” R/R 6’1” L/L 6’0” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’10” L/R 6’1” R/R 6’2” R/R 5’4” L/R 5’9” L/R 6’2” R/R 5’10” R/R 6’1” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’2” S/R 5’10” B/T HT. R/R 5’10” L/R 5’11” L/L 5’10” R/R 5’10” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’9” S/R 5’7” R/R 6’0” L/R 5’8” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’9” R/R 5’8” R/R 5’10” L/R 6’0” R/L 5’9”

WT. 215 220 185 190 215 170 135 150 185 186 130 175 200 155 190 190 200 195 WT. 160 163 180 190 145 150 135 174 140 130 165 143 165 185 150

DOB 5/5/02 6/16/02 11/12/02 6/20/02 7/14/03 6/3/03 11/12/04 10/3/02 11/6/03 2/16/03 5/25/03 12/31/02 2/25/03 12/3/02 3/14/03 12/27/02 8/7/03 8/24/02 DOB 4/4/03 11/5/02 9/4/02 9/23/03 10/13/02 12/27/02 6/24/03 10/2/02 12/27/02 2/5/03 8/26/03 3/27/03 12/10/02 12/10/02 9/5/02

GRAD. 2021 2021 2021 2021 2022 2021 2023 2021 2023 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2020 GRAD. 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2022 2021 2021 2021 2021

SCHOOL HOMETOWN Covenant Day Charlotte, N.C. Central Bucks East Doylestown, Pa. Culver Military Academy La Porte, Ind. UMS-Wright Saraland, Ala. Marion Cibolo, Texas Leadership Christian Academy Carolina, Fla. Maranatha Christian Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Cathedral Catholic Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Bethlehem Christian Academy Lawrenceville, Ga. Admiral Farragut Maitland, Fla. Harker School San Jose, Calif. Belen Jesuit Miami, Fla. Portage Central Portage, Mich. Harriton Bala Cynwyd, Pa. Belen Jesuit Pinecrest, Fla. Alfred M. Barbe Lake Charles, La. Tri-Valley Grahamsville, N.Y. Falmouth Falmouth, Maine SCHOOL HOMETOWN Cardinal Newman Jupiter, Fla. Coral Springs Charter Coral Springs, Fla. Somerset Academy Pembroke Pines, Fla. Forest Hill West Palm Beach, Fla. Forest Hill West Palm Beach, Fla. Cardinal Newman West Palm Beach, Fla. Somerset Academy Pembroke Pines, Fla. Somerset Academy Miramar, Fla. American Heritage Wellington, Fla. Pembroke Pines Sunrise, Fla. Jupiter Jupiter, Fla. American Heritage Lake Worth, Fla. Cardinal Newman Lake Worth, Fla. Cardinal Newman Lake Worth, Fla. American Heritage Boca Raton, Fla.

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14U

DOB 6/12/02 7/24/03 3/14/03 8/8/03 1/6/04 8/27/03 3/30/02 10/16/02 6/7/02 10/27/04 11/8/02 12/13/05 12/24/02 6/28/02

15U

FIRST POS. Philip LHP/1B Nick RHP/OF George Boardy RHP/UTIL Maddux LHP/OF Jake C/RHP Hector OF/LHP Jacob RHP Joshua OF/RHP Rob C/3B Jason SS/RHP Ellis 2B/SS Dorian UTIL Luke SS/RHP Ryan C/3B Sebastian 1B/RHP Jack RHP/ Jacob 1B/RHP Princehoward C/RHP FIRST POS. Christian OF/RHP Nicholas C/3B Diego 1B/OF Kobe 1B/3B Kyle OF/2B Bradley C/3B Lucas 2B/SS Angel OF/UTIL Zachary 2B/RHP Ryan UTIL Jimmy RHP/2B Donovan SS/2B Carson OF/RHP Connor 3B/RHP Lucas LHP/OF

WT. 180 178 180 165 135 155 165 155 192 145 180 150 150 215

TEAM SIEGE PROSPECTS 2021

LAST Abner Bitsko Boardman Bruns Burris Candelas Dagan Dagan Duvall Franzel Goldman Gonzalez Jr. Leto Orlov Rigueiro Walker Yager Yee LAST Banks Basso Fereira Griffin Hendrick Hernandez Lopez Martinez Jr. Masnikoff Rasmussen Reynolds Smyth Wilt Wilt Winkel

B/T HT. L/L 6’1” R/R 5’11” R/R 6’0” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’7” S/R 5’8” R/R 5’11” L/L 5’11” R/R 6’0” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’11” R/R 5’7” R/R 5’6” R/R 6’6”

16U

POS. LHP/1B UTIL OF RHP/OF RHP/SS C/OF C/OF LHP/1B RHP/OF 2B/RHP SS/3B SS/RHP 2B/SS RHP/1B

TEAM FREEDOM

FIRST Sebastian Giovanny Austin Terry Carter Jack Tyler Michael Riley Andrew Alex Alexander Nathan Ethan

STARS BASEBALL

LAST Bonne Cueto Geng Golden Holodnak Kagimoto Kennedy Nastro Palmer Prybylla Ulloa Westfield Westfield Wood

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2019 USA Baseball National Team Championships (Florida) Program

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Bringing Home the Gold

Same Goal, Different Paths

Looking Forward

2019 15U National Team Preview

Scouting A Scout

On Top of the World

USA Baseball Store Returns to the National Team Championships

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