Recap: James Island at Spring Valley

Recap: James Island at Spring Valley By: Lee Long, Contributing Writer Yesterday, Spring Valley and James Island were suspended in the third with SV leading 1-0. It resumed on Wednesday and I arrived in the top of the fourth. Jeffrey Johnson was pitching for Spring Valley and did a good job of keeping the James Island hitters off-balance. &nbs… The new DP website is here. For all the great DP content, subscribe. If you have any login/subscription issues, please contact our support team. Your feedback on the new experience is appreciated as well. Username Password Remember Me     Forgot Password

Diamond Rankings: 2008 Graduates

Right-Handed Pitchers Rank Name High School HT/WT B/T Committed 1 Richard Mounce Blythewood 6-1/185 R/R Clemson 2 James Rawls Batesburg-Leesville 6-4/185 R/R Undecided 3 David Haselden Spartanburg 6-3/195 R/R Undecided 4 Jordan Lyles Hartsville 6-4/175 R/R Undecided 5 Daniel Baxley Wilson 6-0/175 R/R Undecided tie Neal Strange Irmo… The new DP website is here. For all the great DP content, subscribe. If you have any login/subscription issues, please contact our support team. Your feedback on the new experience is appreciated as well.

Diamond Rankings: 2008 Graduates

Right-Handed Pitchers Rank Name High School HT/WT B/T Committed 1 Richard Mounce Blythewood 6-1/185 R/R Clemson 2 James Rawls Batesburg-Leesville 6-4/185 R/R Undecided 3 David Haselden Spartanburg 6-3/195 R/R Undecided 4 Jordan Lyles Hartsville 6-4/175 R/R Undecided 5 Daniel Baxley Wilson 6-0/175 R/R Undecided tie Neal Strange Irmo… The new DP website is here. For all the great DP content, subscribe. If you have any login/subscription issues, please contact our support team. Your feedback on the new experience is appreciated as well.

Bio’s: Contributing Writers

Mark Bonnette Mark Bonnette is a 1993 graduate of Airport High School and a 1998 graduate of Newberry College with a B.S. degree in Physical Education and a minor in Coaching. Bonnette was a four-year letterman on the Newberry College baseball team. Bonnette was the head baseball coach at Silver Bluff High School for two years before coming to White Knoll. He is entering his sixth season as the Varsity pitching coach at White Knoll. Bonnette also runs a very successful travel baseball program called the Palmetto Sand Gnats. The Sand Gnats are comprised of select players from across the state and consist of three teams: 18u,16u and 14u. Lee Long Lee Long graduated from Hillcrest High in 1994 where he was named First Team All-State as a pitcher and played in the North-South game. He played baseball at Wofford College where he became the first baseball player in school history to earn First Team All-Southern Conference as a starting pitcher. He graduated from Wofford in 1998 with a B.A in English. Long then pitched two seasons professionally in the independent Frontier League: 1998 for the Johnstown Johnnies and 1999 for the Dubois County Dragons. He compiled a combined record of 12-4 in professional baseball before suffering a torn labrum.Following pro ball, Long went back to school and graduated from University of South Carolina School of Law in 2001. He practiced Law in Charleston and Columbia before starting his own business. Lee owns an insurance agency providing health, life and ancillary insurance to businesses and individuals. He resides in Irmo with his wife, Amy. .

Bio’s: Contributing Writers

Mark Bonnette Mark Bonnette is a 1993 graduate of Airport High School and a 1998 graduate of Newberry College with a B.S. degree in Physical Education and a minor in Coaching. Bonnette was a four-year letterman on the Newberry College baseball team. Bonnette was the head baseball coach at Silver Bluff High School for two years before coming to White Knoll. He is entering his sixth season as the Varsity pitching coach at White Knoll. Bonnette also runs a very successful travel baseball program called the Palmetto Sand Gnats. The Sand Gnats are comprised of select players from across the state and consist of three teams: 18u,16u and 14u. Lee Long Lee Long graduated from Hillcrest High in 1994 where he was named First Team All-State as a pitcher and played in the North-South game. He played baseball at Wofford College where he became the first baseball player in school history to earn First Team All-Southern Conference as a starting pitcher. He graduated from Wofford in 1998 with a B.A in English. Long then pitched two seasons professionally in the independent Frontier League: 1998 for the Johnstown Johnnies and 1999 for the Dubois County Dragons. He compiled a combined record of 12-4 in professional baseball before suffering a torn labrum.Following pro ball, Long went back to school and graduated from University of South Carolina School of Law in 2001. He practiced Law in Charleston and Columbia before starting his own business. Lee owns an insurance agency providing health, life and ancillary insurance to businesses and individuals. He resides in Irmo with his wife, Amy. .

Diamond Spotlight: Mo Seay

  My name is Michael "Mo" Seay and I am a senior at Westside High School. I’m a 5’11" 180-pound pitcher and shortstop/third baseman at WHS where I play under the helm of Coach Barry New. I’ve been playing for six years there, but I also play travel ball through the summer. I played with the Carolina Rattlers where we won fi… The new DP website is here. For all the great DP content, subscribe. If you have any login/subscription issues, please contact our support team. Your feedback on the new experience is appreciated as well.

Diamond Spotlight: Mo Seay

  My name is Michael "Mo" Seay and I am a senior at Westside High School. I’m a 5’11" 180-pound pitcher and shortstop/third baseman at WHS where I play under the helm of Coach Barry New. I’ve been playing for six years there, but I also play travel ball through the summer. I played with the Carolina Rattlers where we won fi… The new DP website is here. For all the great DP content, subscribe. If you have any login/subscription issues, please contact our support team. Your feedback on the new experience is appreciated as well.

Recap: Lexington Wildcats at Dorman Cavaliers

By: Austin Alexander-April 26, 2006 Two of South Carolina’s traditional powerhouses locked horns on a wet Wednesday at Dorman High School. One pitcher worked in the upper-80’s, the other in the upper-70’s. One of them hit a pivotal two-run homer. Only one team would advance. Diamond Prospects was there to give you all the de… The new DP website is here. For all the great DP content, subscribe. If you have any login/subscription issues, please contact our support team. Your feedback on the new experience is appreciated as well.

Recap: Lexington Wildcats at Dorman Cavaliers

By: Austin Alexander-April 26, 2006 Two of South Carolina’s traditional powerhouses locked horns on a wet Wednesday at Dorman High School. One pitcher worked in the upper-80’s, the other in the upper-70’s. One of them hit a pivotal two-run homer. Only one team would advance. Diamond Prospects was there to give you all the de… The new DP website is here. For all the great DP content, subscribe. If you have any login/subscription issues, please contact our support team. Your feedback on the new experience is appreciated as well.

Recap: Boiling Springs at White Knoll

Recap: Boiling Springs at White Knoll By: Austin Alexander-April 25, 2006 Diamond Prospects was in Columbia Tuesday to check out a handful of the top un-signed talent in a AAAA District I semi-final game. The visitors would jump on the board right off the bat in a busy first frame. With two out, Boiling Springs’ AJ Lewis’ nubber down the line hit t… The new DP website is here. For all the great DP content, subscribe. If you have any login/subscription issues, please contact our support team. Your feedback on the new experience is appreciated as well.