Fall Showcase: Player Accolades

-Player Accolades-  Award  Name  High School  Best Swing-Right  Weston Jackson  Eastside  Best Swing-Left  JD Waite  Pinewood Prep  Best Raw Power-Right  Steven Atherton  Spartanburg  Best Raw Power-Left  Taylor Widener  South Aiken  Best Runner  Hayden Hendry  Clover  Web Gem-GOLD  Jacob Ansley  Camden  Web Gem-SILVER  Steven Taggart  Nation Ford  Web Gem-BRONZE  Kevin Plunkett  South Aiken  Best Fastball  Wales Toney  TL Hanna  Best Breaking Ball  Mason Cathcart  JL Mann  Best Changeup  Wales Toney  TL Hanna  Best Overall Stuff  Wales Toney  TL Hanna  -All-Baseball Name Team-  Name  High School  Wales Toney  TL Hanna  Player Loving  AC Flora  Akeem Bostick  West Florence  Irving Batten  Summerville  Casey Fries  Wando  Quinton Cable  Cane Bay  Manny Berdayes  Socastee  Erven Roper  Wren  Mason Cathcart  JL Mann  Alex Christmas  Ashley Ridge  Hayden Heflin  Pinewood Prep * In no particular order -Fall Showcase Charlie Hustle Team-  Name  High School  Max McDougald  TL Hanna  Robert Kosch  Daniel  Cody Mitchell  Greenville  KJ Bryant  Wade Hampton  Jacob Murphy  Lugoff-Elgin  Steven Atherton  Spartanburg  Rodney Beach  Georgetown  Cameron Reynolds  Greenville  Ian Hinson  South Pointe  Cole Morris  Chapin * In no particular order

Prospect Info: Fall Showcase

-Top Prospects: Class of 2011-  Rank  Name  High School  Position  Notes  1  Steven Atherton  Spartanburg  RHP/1B  6-3/220 with a heavy 85 MPH FB, 74 BB & showed plus power at the plate  2  Hayden Hendry  Clover  OF  6-2/180; ran a 6.65/60, showed a bonafide college OF arm  3  Zachary Sherrill  Wilson Hall  SS/1B  6-3/205; has had knee issues but no ill signs in this event; worked out at SS and showcased well, would be a ++ 3B; legit power and hustle add to attributes  4  Nick Mitchell  Seneca  LHP/OF  Versatile, potential 2-way guy; threw well from OF, was 83 on bump; workable swing; 8.06/60  5  Trever Reeves  Pinewood Prep  3B  6-0/175; ran a 7.18; has some power & solid actions/arm strength -Next Five-  Name  High School  Position  Brady Hegwood  JL Mann  OF  Michael Mitchem  JL Mann  INF  Jacob Murphy  Lugoff-Elgin  INF  Alex Shaw  Dreher  RHP  Jamie Strock  Barnwell  RHP/INF -Top Prospects: Class of 2012-  Rank  Name  High School  Position  Notes  1  Wales Toney  TL Hanna  RHP  6-2/170; Legit top tier arm & pro guy too; sat on 89 during Sat pen and Sun outing; Showed ++ CH and CB had bite in Day 2 pen; pounds the mitt with clean delivery and ready-made frame; apparent poise now!!  2  Weston Jackson  Eastside  INF  Blistered balls all weekend long with a compact swing catered to laced bolts; adaquate INF but bat will play; 7.53/60   3  Mason Cathcart  JL Mann  RHP  6-2/180; Deception in delivery, FB 84 with swing-&-miss SL 76; very projectable  4  John Leopard  South Aiken  RHP  6-3/188; FB up to 83; has produced at HS level, despite performance at DP event; Plus CH  5  Player Loving  AC Flora  LHP  Tallish LHP with some recent arm strength, reached 82 on Sun; shows projection -Next Five-  Name  High School  Position  Quinton Cable  Cane Bay  OF  Steven McKnight  Easley  LHP  Cole Morris  Chapin  INF  Blue Sanderson  South Aiken  OF  Collin Steagall  Lexington  1B -Honorable Mention-  Name  High School  Position  Jake Ansley  Camden  RHP/OF  Preston Lane  St. James  INF  Kyle Morella  Wren  INF  Mitchell Stewart  Beaufort  INF  Andrew Tomasovich  Fort Mill  LHP/1B -Top Prospects: Class of 2013-  Rank  Name  High School  Position  Notes  1  Taylor Widener  South Aiken  OF/RHP  6-1/188; Legit juice in LH bat; was up to 85 on Sun with a good feel for the mound, bonafide 2-way guy  2  Akeem Bostick  West Florence  RHP  6-4/160: Lanky frame but lethal arm & deception; FB up to 86 with a slurve; huge ceiling  3  JD Waite  Pinewood Prep  LHP/OF  80 MPH with M. Bumgarder slot & weak lead arm but background suggests success; his equal may be his LH swing!  4  Chris Stewart  Boiling Springs  C  Threw out runners all day long; game pops are a legit 2.0-2.1; if bat catches up with defense, look out!  T5  Justin Allen  Wren  3B/OF  7.12/60; Sweet-swinging LHH that has strong arm at 3B, is versatile as well, including OF  T5  Erven Roper  Wren  C  6-0/175; Popped a 2.02; athletic catcher that can receive; zest for the game & swings it too -Next Five-  Name  High School  Position  Thatcher Coleman  Hartsville  C  Hayden Heflin  Pinewood Prep  RHP/OF  Ian Hinson  South Pointe  OF  Mitchell Griffin  Spring Valley  C  Matthew Quarles  Emerald  RHP -Top Prospects: Class of 2014-  Rank  Name  High School  Position  1  Seth Lancaster  Hanahan  INF  2  Blake Peterson  Spartanburg  RHP/3B  3  Cody Mitchell  Greenville  UTL  4  Ricky Hartzog  Barnwell  INF  5  Alex Williams  Blue Ridge  C -Overall Prospects-  Rank  Name  High School  Class  1  Wales Toney  TL Hanna  2012  2  Taylor Widener  South Aiken  2013  3  Seth Lancaster  Hanahan  2014  4  Akeem Bostick  West Florence  2013  5  JD Waite  Pinewood Prep  2013  

DP Fall Showcase: Player Notes

Schedule for Saturday and Sunday, November 6-7, 2010 Saturday 8:00 AM          Session I Check-in at Gilbert HS (Pick-up jersey) 8:40               Session I Players report to RF for a meeting and stretch 9:00              Session I Workout (60’s, Defensive workout, BP, Bullpens)   11:30             Session II Check-in at Gilbert HS (Pick-up jersey) 12:10 PM        Recruiting 101 Seminar with Austin Smithwick  12:40             Session II players report to field for a meeting and stretch 1:00              Session II Workout (60’s, Defensive workout, BP, Bullpens) 4:00              Senior Game: Black vs White (10+ inning game) Day 1  Session 1 – Red, Orange, Green, Blue Session 2 – Purple, Gold, Black, White  –Rosters –   Sunday 9:00               Red vs Orange (10-inning game) 12:00             Green vs Blue (10-inning game) 3:00               Purple vs Gold (10-inning game) *Once each day begins, all times are approximate, if we are ahead of schedule we will move into the next session/game immediately.     Player Notes: -Players are responsible for bringing baseball pants, HS hat, bat, glove, helmet, indoor shoes and any other equipment you may need. DP will provide your jersey. -Game Rules: 4 hitters = 1 inning -Parents: Once games begin, please vacate the area behind home plate for coaches and scouts to evaluate.   -On Saturday, the registration tables will be stationed by the 3B dugout at the entrance closest to the parking lot.   -Please be familiar with the schedule and be on time (or early) when your team is scheduled for activity. You are free to leave after your games.   -On Saturday, Austin Smithwick, a former college coach at the DI, DII and JUCO level, will conduct a Recruiting 101 seminar for players and parents. He will touch on topics ranging from selecting a college, financial aid, the NCAA Clearinghouse to the MLB Draft. If you have not pre-registered for this seminar already, you may pay cash when you check-in, the cost is $25 per family.   -Concessions will be available each day, courtesy of Gilbert HS.   -Baseball jewelry and DP apparel will be available on Saturday only.   Hotel info: We have secured a reduced rate at a Columbia hotel, be sure to mention Diamond Prospects for the discount. Sleep Inn – 803.731.9999 $69.99:  http://www.sleepinncolumbia.com/   Directions to Gilbert HS: click here   Please stay turned to TheDiamondProspects.com in the days leading up to the event for any last second announcements. Also, in the case of inclement weather during the event, the DP website will be our way of communicating with you.

2010 New Bat Survey: According to the Experts

Compiled By: Austin Alexander & Joey Haug – October  16, 2010 One of the hottest topics along the college baseball landscape is that of the new bat being swung this fall, in preparation for a spring that is thought to be unlike most past seasons. A quick history lesson: In the 1990’s, a bat that allowed a -5 ounce difference between length and weight (ie 33 in, 28 oz, 2 ¾ barrel) produced legendary offense. The 1999-2009 college bat (-3 ounce drop, 2 5/8 barrel) produced trampoline exit speeds of 110-115 MPH at contact, both bats endangering pitchers and resulted in runs galore. According to most, the new rule change, headed by Vanderbilt’s Tim Corbin, will alter the college game drastically. The new bat will supposedly decrease exit speeds down to 94 MPH, comparable to a wooden bat, nearly 10-15% reduction from the speed that the ball jumps off the bat. Do the math on homerun distance and disparity is abundantly clear. But some early returns are in that some 100+ MPH exit speeds have been recorded. DP has gotten a load of questions about this topic and gotten quality feedback from a handful of coaches regarding this, so we tossed it out to the masses and have gotten a much better feel from the experts. We apologize in advance that names, schools and organizations could not be attached to the responses, Diamond Prospects had to protect their identities to avoid violations, either at the collegiate or professional level. This article is long, we’ll go ahead and acknowledge that, but equally as informative, enjoy the read. Diamond Prospects Q: How do you feel the new bats will impact the college game strategically and statistically? A Division II Head Coach said: I suspect most of us are overreacting to the change. I think we underestimate the player’s ability to adapt. Most of the college players go out and swing wood in the summer, and find a way to get a few hits and score runs. It should change the game a little with regard to strategy- which would be a good thing. I think these bats have a chance to return the game to one of skill, which might lead to a change in recruiting strategy. It would be my hope that baseball knowledge, speed, and strategy would carry a more important role. A National League Scout said: Foot speed and bat control may return to the college game as a useful weapon. Manufacturing runs will be on the college coach’s mind often. You may see players up and down the lineup learning how to sac bunt, bunt for a base hit and control the bat head for hit and run situations. Gone will be the "unlikely" source of a home run. A Division I Pitching Coach said: These new bats will change the way that teams operate offensively. Teams will play more small-ball with bunts, hit and run more, and obviously straight steal. Team ERA’s, which I feel have climbed like crazy as a whole the last few years, will come down dramatically. The batting averages will drop a little bit in my opinion but the run production will drop a great deal more than that with the number of homeruns that turn into F-7’s and F-9’s increasing.  I think that it will change pitch calling a little bit as well just watching our intra-squads. A Division II Recruiting Coordinator said: This may be confusing some people, so I would like to clear something up. These new bats are the same weight as the old ones. The only difference to my knowledge is that the weight was shifted to the end, making for a top heavy bat and the walls are thicker which is supposed to reduce the trampoline effect. We have 3 different bat models (Demarini, Nike and Rawlings) with the new specifications. We have not seen any type of drop off in exit velocities and distance. I know this is completely on the contrary of others. The new bat specifications will not have any impact on in-game strategy and statistics for us. I will say this. If our opposition has the problems that we have been hearing about the bats, holding runners as a pitching staff and having a sub 2.0 catcher are a necessity. I heard a person say that 10 homeruns will lead the nation; that statement is ridiculous. Only time will tell but there will still be teams at the 80-100 homerun mark at the end of the year. A Division I Head Coach said: There is no doubt the statistics of college baseball are going to have a significant change on both sides of the ball. Strategically it’s going to vary from team to team. There are some teams in our league and on our schedule who do not rely on power to score runs, and those teams will not make many changes. The curious thing to see will be the changes, if any, from teams who have traditionally relied on power to pace their offense. An American League Scout said: The new bats will decrease offensive numbers as a whole; certain players will continue to put up solid numbers as they are strong enough to continue hitting balls for HR/RBI type stats.  Strategically, I think it favors teams with stronger pitching/defense so the scores of games should naturally go down. A Division I Head Coach said: The new bat standards will change the game from Big Ball to Small Ball. All power numbers will see a major drop off. A Division II Head Coach said: Time will tell on this. Strategically it does not change the way we do things at all. A Division I Head Coach said: I think the bat will impact the home run numbers. I think it’ll be easier to play defense too. The positives are pitchers will be able to pitch off of their fastballs more. A Division II Recruiting Coordinator said: There will be a lot more bunting and small ball played.  …

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BB-Confirmed

-Border Battle Invitees- October 30-31, 2010 / Fleming Stadium / Wilson, NC  -South Carolina: Class of 2011- Coaches: Tom Fleenor – USC Sumter, Steve Williams – USC Lancaster  Confirmed  App Rec  Name  High School  Committed  No  no  Taylor Guerrieri  North Augusta  South Carolina  no  –  Daniel Gossett  Byrnes  Clemson      CJ Edwards  Mid Carolina  Charleston Southern  Yes    Jonathan Pulley  Boiling Springs  USC Upstate  Yes    Josh Kisamore  Sumter    yes  yes  Taylor Alvarez  Chapin  College of Charleston  No  No  Patrick Andrews  Hilton Head Prep  Clemson  No  no  Brandron Landrie  Spartanburg  College of Charleston  no  no  Andrew Faulkner  South Aiken  South Carolina  Yes  Yes  Michael Gilroy  Brookland-Cayce  Winthrop  no  –  Will Dorton  Lugoff-Elgin  C of C  yes  yes  Grayson Greiner  Blythewood  South Carolina      Garrett Boulware  TL Hanna  Clemson  yes    Domineke Albert  Richland Northeast  –  Yes  –  Clay Altman  Conway  –  in flux now    Kyle Martin  Wade Hampton  South Carolina  no  x  Jackson Whitley  North Augusta  Clemson  yes  yes  Joey Pankake  Easley  South Carolina  yes  yes  Bruce Caldwell  Sumter  Spartanburg Methodist  Yes  Yes  Connor Bright  Wando  South Carolina  Yes  Yes  Gunnar Heidt  St. James  College of Charleston  InJ  no  Hunter Cole  Dorman  Georgia  msg    Austin Gambrell  Belton-Honea Path  South Carolina  Yes  Yes  Tanner English  St. James  Coastal Carolina  Off visit-no    Shon Carson  Lake City  Sc  yes  –  Reid Moman  JL Mann  SC  no    Austin Kerr  Chester  CC  Yes  Yes  Alex Roberts  Myrtle Beach  Newberry  maybe    Jake Wolff      yes  yes  Tanner Petrey  BC   -South Carolina: Class of 2012-  Coaches: Tom Fleenor – USC Sumter, Steve Williams – USC Lancaster Confirmed  App Rec  Name  High School  Committed  Yes  yes  Brandon Hester  Stratford  South Carolina  Yes  yes  Austin Mason  Eastside  –  Yes  Yes  Jamie Callahan  Dillon  South Carolina  Yes  Yes  Tyler Jackson  Wren  –  No  –  Hamilton Heatly  Spartanburg  South Carolina  yes  yes  Michael Wright  Gaffney  –  Yes  Yes  Austin Livingston  Ashley Ridge  –  Yes  Yes  Nathan Helvey  Fort Mill  –  yes  –  David Houser  AC Flora  –  yes  yes  Robbie Morris  Irmo  –  Yes  Yes  Devin Walker  Lugoff-Elgin  –  No  –  Ray Murphy  White Knoll  –  Yes  Yes  Kyle Whitman  Nation Ford  Clemson  InJ  no  Austin LaBounty  Gilbert  –  yes  Yes  Alex Cunningham  Byrnes  –  email    Carl Wise  White Knoll  –  yes  yes  Connor Owings  Gilbert  –  No-INJ  XX  Andrew Cox  Belton-Honea Path  Clemson  no    Steven Duggar  Byrnes  Clemson  yes    Lorenzo Wright  Ashley Ridge  –  Yes  Yes  Brandon Burriss  Blythewood  – *NOTE: A new South Atlantic Border Battle website will be completed soon! This listing serves as the player’s invitation. If football, injury, etc will prohibit a player from attending, please let us know immediately. Sign-up info for SC players only is now posted: Application

Border Battle: 2010 Application

  -South Atlantic Border Battle- Saturday & Sunday, October 30th – 31st Fleming Stadium – NC Baseball Hall Of Fame – Wilson, NC  Tentative Schedule   Saturday 9 AM           NC 11’s vs SC 11’S   (NC/SC BP & INF/OF) 12:15 PM             VA 11’s vs MD 11’S    (VA/MD BP & INF/OF) 3:30 PM          NC 12’S vs SC 12’s   (VA/NC BP & INF/OF) 7:00 PM      VA 12’s vs MD 12’s (SC/MD BP & INF/OF) Sunday GOLD MEDAL GAME FOR 2011 9 AM             WINNER OF NC 11’S/SC 11’S VS VA 11’S MD 11’S BRONZE MEDAL GAME FOR 2011 11:30 AM          LOSER OF NC 11’S/SC 11’S VS LOSER OF VA 11’S/MD 11’S GOLD MEDAL GAME FOR 2012 2:00 PM         WINNER OF VA 12’S/MD12’S VS WINNER OF NC 12’S/SC 12’S BRONZE MEDAL GAME 4:30 PM      LOSER OF VA 12’S/MD12’S VS LOSER OF NC 12’S/SC 12’S    *Note: This event will be a wood bat weekend ———————————————————————————————– South Atlantic Border Battle Player Application Please PRINT the following form neatly, then mail to us at: Diamond Prospects / PO Box 1262 / Conway, SC 29528  Stay tuned to SOUTHATLANTICBORDERBATTLE.COM and TheDiamondProspect.com leading up to the event for last second announcements… Name ____________________________________ High School ____________________ Grad Year ________________ Address ___________________________________ City __________________________ State ______ Zip _________ Home # _______________________ Cell # ______________________ Email _________________________________ DOB __________________ Fall/Summer team __________________________________________________________ Committed _________________1st position _____ 2nd position _____ HT _______ WT _______ Bats ___ Throws___ GPA _________________ SAT (total, math, verbal) __________/__________/__________ ACT _________________ Medical Waiver: I waive and release FLEMING STADIUM, its staff, my coaches and/or officials from any injury that may occur during the camp to the above-mentioned player, on site or involving travel to and from the event. I also take responsibility for any expenses that incur during the events due to necessary treatment of injury. I also give permission for emergency treatment if needed. I understand by signing this waiver, I give consent to participation in the event and assume all risk arising from it. Parent/Guardian Signature: _________________________________ Date ______________ Registration Deadline: October 15  Total amount enclosed: $ FREE!

South Atlantic Border Battle: Event Rosters – Invite List

-Border Battle Invitees- October 30-31, 2010 / Fleming Stadium / Wilson, NC  -South Carolina: Class of 2011- Coaches: Tom Fleenor – USC Sumter  Name  High School  Committed  CJ Edwards  Mid Carolina  Charleston Southern  Michael Gilroy  Brookland-Cayce  Winthrop  Jimmy Lindberg  Bishop England  Spartanburg Methodist  Taylor Alvarez  Chapin  College of Charleston  Alex Roberts  Myrtle Beach  Newberry  Josh Kisamore  Sumter  College of Charleston  Grayson Greiner  Blythewood  South Carolina  Clay Altman  Conway  Winthrop  Domineke Albert  Richland Northeast  –  Joey Pankake  Easley  South Carolina  Bruce Caldwell  Sumter  Spartanburg Methodist  Connor Bright  Wando  South Carolina  Gunnar Heidt  St. James  College of Charleston  Tanner English  St. James  Coastal Carolina  Reid Moman  JL Mann  South Carolina  Tanner Petrey  Brookland-Cayce  Newberry -South Carolina: Class of 2012-  Coaches: Tom Fleenor – USC Sumter  Name  High School  Committed  Brandon Hester  Stratford  South Carolina  Austin Mason  Eastside  –  Jamie Callahan  Dillon  South Carolina  Hamiliton Heatly  Spartanburg  South Carolina  Tyler Jackson  Wren  –  Michael Wright  Gaffney  –  Austin Livingston  Ashley Ridge  –  Nathan Helvey  Fort Mill  –  David Houser  AC Flora  –  Robbie Morris  Irmo  –  Devin Walker  Lugoff-Elgin  –  Connor Owings  Gilbert  –  Lorenzo Wright  Ashley Ridge  –  Brandon Burriss  Blythewood  –  Tucker Burgess  Easley  Clemson  Thomas Bessinger  Blythewood  – *NOTE: A new South Atlantic Border Battle website has been completed: http://southatlanticborderbattle.com/ This listing serves as the player’s invitation. If football, injury, etc will prohibit a player from attending, please let us know immediately. Sign-up info for SC players only is posted: Application -North Carolina: Class of 2011- Coaches: Tommy Eason – Pitt CC, Tom Willoughby – Pine Forest, Ryan Meadows – N. Davidson, Travis Little – Cuthbertson  Name  High School  Committed  Grayson Atwood  Mount Pleasant  North Carolina  Mikal Hill  Mallard Creek  South Carolina  Josh Tobias  Southeast Guilford  Florida  Carlos Rodon  Holly Springs  North Carolina State  Rookie Davis  Dixon  East Carolina  Dillon Frye  Lee County  Western Carolina  Adam Griffin  Forsyth Country Day  North Carolina  Luke Dunlap  East Forsyth  UNC-Wilmington  Jake Fincher  Providence  North Carolina State  Brett Austin  Providence  North Carolina State  Benton Moss  Rocky Mount  North Carolina  Logan Ratledge  Ardrey Kell  North Carolina State  Shell McCain  Trinity Christian  North Carolina  Chris McCue  Ardrey Kell  North Carolina  Tyler Powell  Myers Park  –  Preston Morrison  Cuthbertson  Texas Christian  Brandon Burriss  Mount Pleasant  Appalacian State  Max Povse  Green Hope  –  Jamie Nunn  Mount Tabor  Appalachian State  Jeffrey Springs  South Point  Appalachian State  Brett Lang  Ardrey Kell  Charlotte  George Carter  Forsyth Country Day  North Carolina  Peter Hendel  Cuthbertson  North Carolina   -North Carolina: Class of 2012- Coaches: Tommy Eason – Pitt CC, Tom Willoughby – Pine Forest, Ryan Meadows – N. Davidson, Travis Little – Cuthbertson  Name  High School  Committed  Curt Britt  Scotland  South Carolina  Landon Lassiter  North Davidson  North Carolina  Alex Raburn  Durham  –  Max Schrock  Cardinal Gibbons  South Carolina  Addison Braswell  Fuquay-Varina  –  Jackson Campana  Providence  Clemson  Brady Koerner  JM Robinson  Clemson  John Mangum  Cuthbertson  –  Ty Buttrey  Providence  –  Payden Honeycutt  Weddington  –  Brandon Goodson  Wesleyan Christian  –  Preston Tiller  Ardrey Kell  –  Keeton Haack  Northwest Guilford  –  Corey Seager  Northwest Cabbaras  South Carolina  Josiel Colon  Northeast Guilford  –  Brad Stone  Ardrey Kell  –  Reilly Hovis  Forest View  –  Jackson Reisterer  East Mecklenberg  –  Cameron Tekker  Cuthbertson  –  Brian Donovan  Cuthbertson  –  DC Arendas  Forsyth Country Day  South Carolina  Evan Phillips  Clayton  –    -Virginia: Class of 2011-  Name  High School  Committed  Nick Thompson  Western Branch  East Carolina  Evan Beal  South County  South Carolina  Patrick Corbett  Tabb  –  Mike Perez  South County  –  TJ Costen  First Colonial  South Carolina  Kenny Towns  –  Virginia  Luke Willis  Oakton  Coastal Carolina  Luke Bondurant  South County  –  Matt Kianka  Paul VI  –  Joe McGillicuddy  WT Woodson  Marshall  Leland Clemmons  Indian River  Charlotte  Kevin White  St. Anne Belfield  –  Nathaniel Abel  Battlefield  Virginia  Joseph Vanderplas  Fairfax  Tennessee  Preston Grissom  Great Bridge  –  Deshorn Lake  Menchville  –  Shawn Morimando  Ocean Lakes  East Carolina  Jake Cave  Kecoughtan  LSU  John McGillicuddy  WT Woodson  Marshall  Greg Tomchick  Princess Anne  Old Dominion -Virginia: Class of 2012-  Name  High School  Committed  Josh Sborz  McLean  Virginia  Zak Wasilewski  Tazewell  –  Christian Younce  Kellam  –  Luke Lowery  Cosby  –  Josh Henderson  Home Schooled  –  Kyle Moore  Nansemond River  –  Tyler Thomas  Woodbridge HS  –  Matt Campbell  Hickory  North Carolina  Stephen Godfrey  Douglass Freeman  –  Garett Brooks  Western Branch  –  Dylan Raymond  Giles  –  Stephen Brooks  Deep Run  –  Brandon Lowe  Nansemond River  –  Jack Wyncoop  Cape Henry  South Carolina  Tim Kelly  York  –  Hayden White  Steward School  –  Sean Kennedy  North Stafford  –  Nathan Kirby  James River  –   -Maryland: Class of 2011-  Name  High School  Committed  Robert Lucido  St. Paul’s  –  Kory Britton  Atholton  Maryland  Bobby Ruse  CM Wright  West Virginia  Carter Bidwick  Good Counsel  –  Andrew Clow  CM Wright  Mt. St. Mary’s  Kyle McKelvey  St. Michael’s  Coastal Carolina  KJ Hockaday  John Carroll  Maryland  Brent Jones  Severna Park  –  Alex Anwar  Linganore  –  Scott Nickerson  Broadneck  –  Richie Blosser  North Caroline  –  Nick Howard  St. John’s  Virginia  Brendan Butler  John Carroll  Towson  Adam Parks  St. Michael’s  Liberty  Zach Sterling  JM Bennett  –  Christian Binford  Mercersburg Prep  Virginia  AJ Lardo  Loyola Blakefield  Maryland  Austin Neary  Spaulding  Western Carolina    -Maryland: Class of 2012-  Name  High School  Committed  Jamal Clarke  Spaulding  –  Sean Miller  Spaulding  Radford  Lamont Wade  St. Paul’s  Maryland  Kevin Doherty  Good Counsel  –  Danny Martinson  Good Counsel  –  Nick Freeberger  Spaulding  –  Alex Pastorius  Calvert Hall  –  Kevin Mooney  North Hartford  –  Andrew Massey  –  –  Bradon Casas  Gilman  –  Michael Flack  Whitman  –  Colin Gibbons-Fly  –  –  Andrew Walther  Calvert Hall  –  Brandon O’Malley  Northeast  –  Ryan Wagner  Spaulding  –  Max Kra  Landon  –  Ryan Ripken  Gilman  –  Mitchell Kirsch  St. John’s  –  

Fall Gems

-DP Developmental Fall League: Fall Gems- Recognizing Peak Performers in the DPFL October 13 James Waid, Spartanburg HS: Waid went 2-for-3 with a homerun and two RBI. Waid also got the win tossing two innings, allowing no hits, and striking out three. October 12 Alex Roberts, Myrtle Beach HS: Roberts went 3-for-3 with a home run, an RBI-double, and a 2-RBI-double, tallying five RBI total. October 11 Brandon Painter, Chapman HS: Painter had four RBI off three hits; a double and two singles. He also got the win in his six strikeout performance in three innings of work. October 6 Josh Wright, Greenville HS: Wright went 3-for-3 with five RBI and two runs scored.  LT Tolbert (8th grader), Mauldin HS: Tolbert threw three innnings striking out eight (seven in a row). He also had a single and a run scored. October 4 Wes Schuler, Dorman HS: Schuler went 2-for-3 with back to back doubles recording five RBI. Graham Mullikin, Greenville HS: Mullikin went 2-for-2 with a double and a homerun, three RBI and three runs scored. September 30 Hunter Cole, Dorman HS: Cole went 4-for-4 with a walk, a single, and two moon shots producing five runs in three consecutive at-bats. September 21 Joey Pankake, Easley HS: Pankake was 4-for-7 with three singles, one double, one RBI, and three runs scored  Hunter Dilworth, Easley HS: Dilworth went 3-for-8 with a single, two homeruns and four RBI  Hunter Cole, Dorman HS: Cole went 3-for-4 with a single, double and grand slam, scoring twice and tallying four RBI’s September 20 Austin Brackett, Chapman HS: Brackett went 2-for-2 with a walk, 2 runs, 3-RBI. He also got the win for Chapman September 15 Christian Millwood, Dorman HS: Millwood went 4-for-4 with three singles, a RBI double, three runs scored, and a stolen base  JR Black, JL Mann HS: Black went 3 innings, 1 H, 0 BB’s, 8 K’s September 14 James Killian, JL Mann HS: Killian went 3-for-6 this week with two homeruns. One being a Grandslam.   Brandon Barber, Eastside HS: Barber went 5-for-5 in two games this week with 2-RBI. Barber also pitched 3 shutout innings striking out 4.   Stephen McKnight, Easley HS: McKnight went 3-for-3 with two singles, a double and a RBI. He also was the winning pitcher.   Alex Roberts, Myrtle Beach HS: Roberts went 3-for-3 with two doubles and a grand slam, knocking in six runs and scoring three himself Chris Stewart, Boiling Springs HS: Stewart went 2-for-2 with a walk, a homerun, and a 3-RBI double. Stewart also got the win after being behind the plate the first two innings September 13 Grey Worthy, Boiling Springs HS: Worthy went 3 innings, 7 K, 2 BB, 0 ER Alex Eccles, Mauldin HS: Eccles went 4-for-4 with three singles, a double, and four RBI September 9 Dylan McConnell, Georgetown HS: McConnell went 3-for-3 with 2 Homeruns and threw two scoreless innings on the mound September 8 Curt Harper, Mauldin HS: Harper went 3-for-4 with 2 singles, a double, 3 RBI, and 3 stolen bases Jordan Brabo, Blue Ridge HS: Brabo went 3-for-5 with 2 singles, a double, 3 RBI, and a stolen base Matthew Teal, Byrnes HS: Teal went 3-for-3 with 2 doubles and a triple. September 7  Brandon Wooten, Blue Ridge HS: Wooten went 4-for-4 with 3 Homeruns  Hunter Cole, Dorman HS: Cole got the win pitching 3 innings and also had 2 Homeruns Christian Millwood, Dorman HS: Millwood went 4-for-4 with 2 doubles, a single, and a triple. Just a Homerun away from the cycle

Homerun Ticker: Fall 2010

-DP Fall League Homerun Ticker-   Going…Going…Gone! Week 7 Brett Tomkins – Riverside (2) Nick Peter – Riverside (1) Zach Bridgeman – Byrnes (1) Zander Moyd – (2) Clay Altman – Conway (3) Week 6 Daniel Gossett – Byrnes (1) James Waid – Spartanburg (1) Evan Rollison – Greenville (1) Ranz Bodison – Mauldin (1) Alex Hebert – Mauldin (1)  Alex Roberts – Myrtle Beach (3) Steven Gerardi – Myrtle Beach (1) Clay Altman – Conway (2) Week 5 Grayson Godino- Mauldin (1) Dylan McConnell – Georgetown (3) Zander Moyd- Greenville (1)  Luke Hostetler – Byrnes (1)  Graham Mullikin – Greenville (2)  Griffin Bethle – Myrtle Beach (1) Connor Edwards – Easley 2 (2)  Week 4 Hunter Cole – Dorman 2 (6)  Brett Tompkins – Riverside (1)  Reid Moman – JL Mann (1) Week 3 Tanner Cauthen – Myrtle Beach (1) Alex Roberts – Myrtle Beach (2) Tyler Mitchell – Laurens Academy (1)  Hunter Cole – Dorman 2 (GS) (4) Brady Hegwood – JL Mann (2) Brandon Painter – Chapman (1)  Will Thompson – Dorman (1) Taylor Vetzel – JL Mann (1) Hunter Dilworth – Easley 2 (2) Steven McKnight – Easley (1) Clay Altman – Conway (1) Week 2 Alex Roberts – Myrtle Beach (GS) (1) Seth Davenport – Myrtle Beach (1) Austin Worley – Boiling Springs (1) Matthew Teal -Byrnes (1) Steven Wohlrab – Greenville (1) James Killian – JL Mann 2 (2) Chris Stewart – Boiling Springs (1) Week 1 Brandon Wooten – Blue Ridge 3 (3) Brian Peek – Blue Ridge (1) Chris Peek – Blue Ridge (1) Brady Hegwood – JL Mann (1) Hunter Cole – Dorman 2 (2) Jay Lizanich – Riverside (1) Graham Mullikin – Greenville (1) Josh Wright – Greenville (1)  Dylan McConnell – Georgetown 2 (2)

Fall League: Coastal Rosters

2010 Fall League: Team Rosters – Coastal League -Carolina Forest-  #  Name  High School  Class  Position  00  Hayden Rothenberg  Carolina Forest  Sophomore  OF/C  1  Logan White  Carolina Forest  Freshman  3B/P  4  Gary Mattocks  Carolina Forest  Junior  IF/P  6  Trevor Worden  Carolina Forest  Senior  IF/P  7  Tyler Kochan  Carolina Forest  Junior  OF/2B/P  9  Hunter Dombrowski  Carolina Forest  Junior  1B/OF  12  Cullen Marcis  Carolina Forest  Sophomore  OF/SS/P  14  Erich Knab  Carolina Forest  Junior  P/OF/1B  18  Zach Frishmuth  Carolina Forest  Senior  1B/P/OF  19  Camren Schildt  Carolina Forest  Freshman  OF/2B/SS  24  Dalton Smith  Socastee  Freshman  C  25  Joshua Abercrombie  Carolina Forest  Sophomore  OF  28  Dillon Blunier  Carolina Forest  Sophomore  OF/MIF   -Conway-  #  Name  High School  Class  Position  1  Rodney Beach  Georgetown  Senior  2B/OF  2  Wilson Mishoe  Conway  Sophomore  2B/3B  3  Hunter Gerald  Conway  Junior  OF  4  Jordan Lee  Conway  Junior  1B/P  5  Ricky Cooper  Conway  Junior  OF/P  6  Travis King  Conway  Freshman  3B/1B  7  Clay Altman  Conway  Senior  C/3B  8  Ethan Bousselot  St. James  Freshman  P  9  Dylan Tanner  Conway  Junior  SS/2B  10  Preston Lane  St. James  Junior  P/IF  11  Bubba Martin  Socastee  Freshman  P/IF  12  Dylan McConnell  Georgetown  Senior  IF/P   -Myrtle Beach-  #  Name  High School  Class  Position  1  Chris Collins  Myrtle Beach  Sophomore  MIF  2  Taran Movsky  Myrtle Beach  Junior  MIF  3  Jesse Nelson  Myrtle Beach  Sophomore  1B/OF  4  Seth Davenport  Myrtle Beach  Junior  OF  5  Steven Gerardi  Myrtle Beach  Senior  C/SS  7  Wilson Wicker  Myrtle Beach  Sophomore  C/1B/OF  8  Cody Clark  Myrtle Beach  Junior  –  9  DuPre Hungerpiller  Myrtle Beach  Junior  1B/OF  10  Alex Roberts  Myrtle Beach  Senior  P/3B  11  Brandon Dorsey  Myrtle Beach  Sophomore  P/UTL  15  Tanner Cauthen  Myrtle Beach  Junior  –  16  Griffin Bethle  Myrtle Beach  Sophomore  P/3B  17  Reed Smith  Myrtle Beach  Sophomore  1B/P  18  Tucker Shakley  Myrtle Beach  Senior  C/1B   -Waccamaw-  #  Name  High School  Class  Position  1  Dalton Hendrix  Waccamaw  8th  OF  2  Austin Seganti  Waccamaw  Freshman  OF  3  Tyler Ward  Waccamaw  Junior  IF/P  4  Kevin Kies  Waccamaw  Sophomore  IF/P  5  Josh Hoffman  Waccamaw  Junior  C/OF  6  Justin Colegrove  Waccamaw  Freshman  IF/P  8  Dillon Riley  Waccamaw  Senior  IF  9  Wesley Lee  Waccamaw  Freshman  C/IF  10  Jack Overby  Waccamaw  Freshman  OF  11  Austin Cleveland  Waccamaw  Freshman  –  13  Travis Shelley  Waccamaw  Senior  OF/P  14  Richard Archer  Waccamaw  Junior  C/OF  15  Kevin Anderson  Waccamaw  Senior  OF/P .