Seeding and Tie Breaker Rules: Tie Breakers Within Pools
1.  Pool Place
2.  Win-loss record
3.  Head to Head winner
4.  If three teams are tied – If one team has defeated both other teams, that team advances.  If not go to #5. 
5.  Total runs allowed in pool play. 
6.  Total runs scored in pool play
7.  Run Differential
8.  Coin Flip

Tie Breakers Within Divisions
1.  Pool Place
2.  Win-loss record
3.  Head to Head winner
4.  If three teams are tied – If one team has defeated both other teams, that team advances.  If not go to #5. 
5.  Total runs allowed in pool play. 
6.  Total runs scored in pool play
7.  Run Differential
8.  Coin Flip

* PLEASE NOTE: Players written up on the scouting blog were identified by our scouting staff based on the demonstration of notable tool(s) and/or skill(s).  While WE DO NOT KEEP STATS, we are watching for standout performers on the mound, at the plate, in the field and on the bases.  However, a performance WITHOUT the presence of requisite tool(s) and/or skill(s) IS NOT considered standout — we are looking for players with the tool(s) and/or skill(s) to play beyond the high school level

#29 Michael Mass – 2B 2018
Good setup at the plate, balanced approach, quick hands with level bat path, ability to drive ball deep in gaps, good reads and jumps on the bases, very aggressive, 2-2 with a triple

#99 Kristopher Soto – 3B 2018
Athletic body, showed quiet approach at the plate, ability to use all fields, pullside pop, defensively showed good range, accurate arm across the diamond, fluid actions, worked from the ground up

* PLEASE NOTE: Players written up on the scouting blog were identified by our scouting staff based on the demonstration of notable tool(s) and/or skill(s).  While WE DO NOT KEEP STATS, we are watching for standout performers on the mound, at the plate, in the field and on the bases.  However, a performance WITHOUT the presence of requisite tool(s) and/or skill(s) IS NOT considered standout — we are looking for players with the tool(s) and/or skill(s) to play beyond the high school level. 

#5 Brent Cosculluela – C 2019
Small athletic body, works hard, moves very well behind the plate, strong accurate arm, picking runners off, good framing skills and above average blocker.  Good balance approach at the plate, likes to swim early in the count, good consistent contact to all fields

#37 Seth Edwards – C 2018
Small athletic build, hustles every time, middle approach, driving the ball to all fields, quick hands through the zone making hard contact every time ,smooth clean exchange behind the plate with a 1.9 pop time, good blocking skills, smart around the bases

#15 Luis Fonseca – CF 2018
Projectable tall body, drives the ball well to all fields, strong to pull side, aggressive at the plate, quick smooth hands through the zone, hustles down the line, above average arm

#18 Omar Gomez – 2B 2018
Athletic frame, showed pull side pop with middle approach, very quick down the line, heads up base runner, defensively creates angles, great range to both sides, worked from the ground up, great footwork, smooth hands and a quick clean exchange

#2 Danny Moreno – OF 2019
Showed disciplined approach at the plate, has a balanced swing, pull side power, aggressive base runner, showed good jumps and routes in the outfield, worked behind the baseball

#23 Zane Guess – RHP 2019
Repeatable mechanics, good balance point and tempo, commands Fastball to both sides of the plate well, changed eye levels, good mound composure, has a feel for secondary pitches, 1.2 out of stretch consistently, Fastball up to 82

#24 David Hill – C 2019
Tall athletic body with broad shoulders, frames the ball well, great blocking skills with a strong accurate arm.  Open stance with high hands, aggressive at the plate with quick hands through the zone. 

* PLEASE NOTE: Players written up on the scouting blog were identified by our scouting staff based on the demonstration of notable tool(s) and/or skill(s).  While WE DO NOT KEEP STATS, we are watching for standout performers on the mound, at the plate, in the field and on the bases.  However, a performance WITHOUT the presence of requisite tool(s) and/or skill(s) IS NOT considered standout — we are looking for players with the tool(s) and/or skill(s) to play beyond the high school level. 

#4 Jordan Gaynor– SS 2020
Offensively has a very balanced set up, good load, keeps barrel in zone well, defensively takes good angles to balls, funnels well, smooth actions with good foot work, above average arm across the diamond, good baseball IQ

#4 Aris Gomez – SS 2020
Offensively showed good hands and a balanced approach, showed the ability to use all fields, line drive type hitter, defensively showed good lateral movement, created angles, had a nice clean exchange

#99 Ryan Shelley – C 2020
Good catchers frame, tries to work around the ball, shows good target, deadens the ball when blocking, showed an accurate arm, 2.25 pop time, offensively showed a quiet relaxed approach, good barrel awareness, showed pull side power

#24 Logan Napoleon – 1B 2021
Athletic frame, free aggressive swinger, balance throughout swing, head stays still, barrel stays in the zone, ability to hit to all fields, good footwork around the bag, made all plays

#22 Souffrain Manning – 1B/RHP 2021
Big strong athletic body for young player, shows good athletic set up at plate, stays balanced throughout swing, has inside out swing with ability to drive balls into left center gap

#7 Donovan Hill – OF 2021
In the field: High hips, good routes and jumps, good arm from the outfield, gets behind the ball and follows through throw At the plate: Balanced set up, level path through the zone, hands are direct, potential pull-side power

#1 Samuel Parra – OF 2019
In the field: Athletic body, good jumps and routes, goes back well on fly balls, displays strong arm from outfield At the plate: Balanced athletic set up, quick direct hands to the ball, level path, ball jumps off bat, runs well, line drive hitter to all fields

– TEAM NAME
– AGE DIVISION
– PLAYER FIRST & LAST NAME
– JERSEY NUMBER
– POSITION(S)
– YEAR OF GRADUATION
– BATS/THROWS
– HEIGHT/WEIGHT
– CURRENT SCHOOL
– HOMETOWN (CITY, STATE)
– COLLEGE COMMITMENT (if applicable)
– EMAIL ADDRESS
– PHONE NUMBER

Seeding is Complete

Seeding and Tie Breaker Rules: Tie Breakers Within Pools
1.  Pool Place
2.  Win-loss record
3.  Head to Head winner
4.  If three teams are tied – If one team has defeated both other teams, that team advances.  If not go to #5. 
5.  Total runs allowed in pool play. 
6.  Total runs scored in pool play
7.  Coin flip

Tie Breakers Within Divisions
1.  Pool Place
2.  Win-loss record
3.  Head to Head winner
4.  If three teams are tied – If one team has defeated both other teams, that team advances.  If not go to #5. 
5.  Total runs allowed in pool play. 
6.  Total runs scored in pool play
7.  Coin flip
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* PLEASE NOTE: Players written up on the scouting blog were identified by our scouting staff based on the demonstration of notable tool(s) and/or skill(s).  While WE DO NOT KEEP STATS, we are watching for standout performers on the mound, at the plate, in the field and on the bases.  However, a performance WITHOUT the presence of requisite tool(s) and/or skill(s) IS NOT considered standout — we are looking for players with the tool(s) and/or skill(s) to play beyond the high school level.** 

#22 Christian Larson – SS 2019
Athletic player who hustles everywhere and shows great baseball awareness.  Line drive hitter who showed a middle approach and stayed inside the ball well.  Defensively he has smooth fluid hands with great range, attacked GB and used multiple arm slots. 

Andrew Garbarini RHP 2019

#2 Andrew Garbarini – RHP 2019
Showed a strong arm with a FB that was between 82-85 and touched 87, had a good feel for the CB with good tilt and worked both sides of the plate.  Has some upside and a projectable body. 

#19 Tyrone Bell – C 2019
Good opposite field power, short and compact to ball, good knowledge of strike zone, good gap to gap power, good fielder, wide frame, receives ball well, 2.1 pop time, very vocal in infield. 

#20 Chandler Moeller – CF 2019
Big body with room to fill out, good opposite field power, smooth line drive swing, very good approach at the plate doesn’t try to do too much, has great at-bats and battles at the plate, very good reads and jumps in CF, above average range. 

#64 Rolando Leyva – C 2018
Strong athletic build who showed a balanced swing, attacks the FB and showed pulls side pop and was aggressive on the bases.  Defensively he showed good lateral movement behind the dish, blocked well and worked around the ball and showed a good accurate arm with a 1.98 pop time. 

#6 Shaquille Lopez – SS 2018
Soft hands, good glove side range, solid arm, constantly moving and re-positioning in the infield, calm stance with good knowledge at the plate, line drive swing, above average speed

# TJ Andersen – RHP 2018
FB: 80-82 topped 85 works quick with good tempo on mound.  Good extension.  Hides ball well.  Works both sides of the plate.  Works lower part of zone and works ahead.  Sweeping CB 71/72 uses ahead in count.  CH 75-76. 

* PLEASE NOTE: Players written up on the scouting blog were identified by our scouting staff based on the demonstration of notable tool(s) and/or skill(s).  While WE DO NOT KEEP STATS, we are watching for standout performers on the mound, at the plate, in the field and on the bases.  However, a performance WITHOUT the presence of requisite tool(s) and/or skill(s) IS NOT considered standout — we are looking for players with the tool(s) and/or skill(s) to play beyond the high school level.** 

#13 Richie Pfluger – LHP 2018
Lean, athletic frame, commands both sides of the plate, loose repeatable actions, works quick on the mound, ball comes out of the hand with ease, FB: 82-85mph, good arm side run, CB: 72-74mph, good late break

#28 Tyler Kousaie – RHP 2019
Big body, FB 85-88, high ¾ arm slot, throws downhill with good use of legs, has good rhythm and repeats delivery, curveball 72-75, has good depth, goes at hitters, fields position well

#3 Edgar Alvarez – SS 2019
Solid body, shows good range, soft hands, good arm across the diamond, athletic set up at the plate, stays in lower half well, keeps hands inside the ball with pull side power, has level bat path with bat whip, projects more at third

#35 David Sanchez – SS 2020
Solid build, smooth actions in the field, strong arm across the diamond, creates good angles to the ball, clean quick exchange, tall stance at the plate with a quiet approach, short compact swing with good extension, possible gap to gap power

#11 Ismael Astacio – RHP 2019
Thin, lean, projectable athletic body, sets good tempo on mound, arm is free and easy, locates to both sides of the plate with FB: 80-83mph, good changeup at 71mph, good late action, SL is 74mph with late break

#3 Luis Urquiaga – RHP 2020
Stocky build, FB 82-83 with arm side run, curveball 60-61, medium break, good presence on the mound with loose arm action, repeats delivery with a good lower half, works in and out, goes after hitters

Zachary Rivero SS 2019

#5 Zachary Rivero – SS 2019
Athletic build, creates angles to the ball, shows good range, soft hands, good arm, good baseball IQ, balanced set up at the plate, short compact swing, aggressive in the zone, shows discipline, pull side power

* PLEASE NOTE: Players written up on the scouting blog were identified by our scouting staff based on the demonstration of notable tool(s) and/or skill(s).  While WE DO NOT KEEP STATS, we are watching for standout performers on the mound, at the plate, in the field and on the bases.  However, a performance WITHOUT the presence of requisite tool(s) and/or skill(s) IS NOT considered standout — we are looking for players with the tool(s) and/or skill(s) to play beyond the high school level.** 

#20 Anthony Vega – SS 2019
Short compact swing, barrels baseball, has good at bats and battles at the plate, good gap top gap power, soft hands with solid arm, very good glove side range, attacks ball well, vocal in infield

#1 Jeremy Neff – LHP 2019
Great frame, has lots of upside, showed a live free arm with a FB that sat 84-86, pounded both sides of the plate, competes, comes right at the hitter which sets up his curveball which is a 1-7 breaking ball that is sharp and has great depth and sits at 72-73, commands the strike zone with both pitches

#12 Joseph Muscat – C 2019
Strong bulky build but athletic catcher, moves well laterally behind the plate, blocks very well, good mechanics as a catcher, fluid action, good exchange on throw downs, frames very well, plus arm for age, uses whole body to hit, level swing, balanced throughout swing, aggressive in the hitting zone, has a good eye at the plate, finishes swing very well, has the potential to be a doubles/ home run type hitter in the future, projectable next level type of catcher

#23 Matt Paulo – SS 2019
Showed excellent range and instincts in the infield, went in the hole well, demonstrated excellent arm strength and accuracy across the diamond, also displayed a soft glove and hands

#02 Danny Moreno – 2B 2019
Athletic build, showed a middle approach with relaxed hands and flashed some pull side pop, and a heads up base runner.  Defensively he showed good range with a smooth quick exchange and good field awareness. 

#11 Derek Cabrerra – 3B 2019
Athletic player who displayed quick hands that stayed inside the ball well, uses all fields and flashed pull side pop.  Defensively he has smooth hands and moves well laterally. 

#37 Lucas Serra – CF 2020
Athletic player who has a relaxed approach at the plate with good rhythm, uses all fields and runs well.  Defensively he gets great reads and jumps on the ball and covers ground and showed an accurate arm. 

#6 Dylan East – CF 2020
Wiry frame, relaxed approach at the plate, showed ability to use all fields, stayed in lower half well, was an aggressive base runner, defensively made good reads and jumps on the baseball, covered ground, moves well laterally, accurate arm

#5 Damon Fountain – RHP 2019
Excellent, athletic body.  Smooth arm stroke with tremendous life on fastball.  FB sat at 85 with good arm side run.  CB ranged from 69-71 and had good bite and late movement. 

#12 Blake Butler – C 2019
Strong for age, athletic catcher, fluid actions, good blocker, plus arm for age, frames well, good base runner, good balance in his swing, gap to gap power, has a level swing, uses lower half very well throughout swing, transfers his weight well throughout swing

#7 Kyle Kuramoto – OF 2019
Very athletic, good level swing, gap to gap power, smooth swing, very good bunter, balanced at the plate, transfers weight well throughout swing, good torque with his hips, plus runner and base runner, good range in the outfield, good routes to balls, solid arm for his age, good leader in the outfield

#17 Nicholas Rubino – RF/1B 2020
Lanky frame, great potential to bulk up, good game awareness, good leader on the field, very good defensive first baseman, fluid action, soft hands, good range, balanced swing, level swing, smooth swing, uses whole body throughout swing, contact singles/doubles type hitter for now with great potential to be a gap to gap type hitter

Blake Purnell OF 2019

#99 Blake Purnell – OF 2019
Strong, athletic, good mechanics at the plate, good range in outfield, strong arm for age, good routes in outfield, good baserunner/reads ball in dirt well, drives the ball to right field, great potential to play college baseball, good teammate, hustles on the field

#10 Liam Cogswell – OF/ RHP 2019
Athletic build, relaxed approach at the plate, showed good rhythm, hands stay inside the baseball, showed pull side power, good runner.  Played behind and through the ball, showed an accurate strong arm, and made good reads and jumps As a RHP he pounded the zone with a FB between 80-84 with arm side run, and worked both sides of the plate, showed good feel with the curveball between 71-72

* PLEASE NOTE: Players written up on the scouting blog were identified by our scouting staff based on the demonstration of notable tool(s) and/or skill(s).  While WE DO NOT KEEP STATS, we are watching for standout performers on the mound, at the plate, in the field and on the bases.  However, a performance WITHOUT the presence of requisite tool(s) and/or skill(s) IS NOT considered standout — we are looking for players with the tool(s) and/or skill(s) to play beyond the high school level.** 

#3 Gage Adams – C 2021
Strong looking kid for his age, good blocker, moves well laterally, fluid action, above average catcher for age, good mechanics behind plate, good awareness on the field, good leader, vocal, short compact swing, level and balanced swing, aggressive in the zone, has the potential to be a gap to gap hitter in the future

#2 Dawson Ball – 2B/SS 2021
Tall athletic build with room to grow, Relaxed/calm approach at plate, Aggressive hitter with good knowledge of the strike zone, Good gap to gap power, 4.25 speed home to first above average speed, Soft hands with good arm from SS. 

#13 Ben Petri – SS/2B 2021
Tall build with room to grow and fill out, Good approach at plate with good power to center and right, Aggressive base runner with good instincts on bases, Good baseball knowledge in the field knows what he’s going to do with ball before its hit to him. 

#1 Connor Roth – CF 2020
Lanky frame will fill in with age, balanced set up, hands are direct to ball, stays inside ball, short compact swing, bat explodes thru the zone, good extension, good hip rotation, pull side power, runs well, 2b off wall, inside the park HR, in the field gets good jumps on balls in gap, gets behind ball and comes through on throws, shows good arm for his age

# Lucas Arenado – SS 2022
Shows good range at SS, clean quick exchange, strong accurate arm for a young player, good set up at the plate, quick hands, consistent hard contact, okay power for a player his age, hustles everywhere on the field, leader in the infield

#10 Brady Markham – SS 2020
Athletic build with room to grow.  Balanced setup, disciplined at the plate, but aggressive in the zone with a short compact swing.  Shows pull side power, but mainly a line drive gap hitter, runs well.  In field: Smooth actions with a strong arm across the diamond.  Shows good range and good baseball IQ.  Goes hard all the time. 

#10 Henry Fink – SS 2020
Strong and simple swing, power to all fields, ability to drive the ball, good range and athleticism, strong and accurate arm across the diamond, large frame and projectable body

– TEAM NAME
– AGE DIVISION
– PLAYER FIRST & LAST NAME
– JERSEY NUMBER
– POSITION(S)
– YEAR OF GRADUATION
– BATS/THROWS
– HEIGHT/WEIGHT
– CURRENT SCHOOL
– HOMETOWN (CITY, STATE)
– COLLEGE COMMITMENT (if applicable)
– EMAIL ADDRESS
– PHONE NUMBER