Daniel Slominski – Lamorinda Baseball (CA) – Daniel was the Elite 24 MVP. He took his game to another level as a pitcher with complete game wins against TABU, Florida Fire and Houston Lightning.  He had a .500 plus average for the tournament.  On the season he had a .446 average with 14 doubles, 8 triples, 2 homeruns and 69 RBIs.

Tyler Stephenson – East Cobb Astros (GA) – The top player for the Astros whose versatility allows him to play any position on the field.  His season’s stats are impressive as Tyler hit for average and power: a .581 average, 21 doubles, 8 triples, 12 homeruns and 96 RBIs.

R.J. Hall – East Cobb Astros (GA) – Outstanding third baseman who was the team’s clean-up hitter.  He flexed his muscles against the best at the AAU National Tournament by connecting on six homeruns including a walk-off in the championship game.  Hall knocked 19 over the fence during the year to go along with his 18 doubles and a .547 average.

Bryce Dydra – TABU (CA) – as a five tool player, Bryce did it all.  Defensively (RHP), he struck out 94 batters over 122 innings.  When he was on the offensive side he was just as dominating by hitting 14 homeruns, 12 triples, 20 doubles to have a .458 average and .819 slugging percentage.

Kalen Johnson – 12U Avengers/RBA Seahawks (TX) – Kalen is regarded as the best player in Houston area for this age group.  His main team was the Avengers where he played 3B, SS, and Pitcher.  Kalen pitched a complete game in winning the Oklahoma Super NIT Championship game for 12u American Avengers.

Rodney Hutchison – 13U Team/West Chester Sluggers (OH) – Rodney is considered the top player in the Midwest Region.  He played shortstop, catcher and batted third while playing up.  In the two tournaments he played with the Sluggers, Rodney demonstrated his power pitching and hitting (6 HRs in two tournaments).

Colton Wardle – 12U Dirdin Dragons (TX) – Colton is known as a tremendous power hitter (300+ homeruns).  Plays multiple positions and throws in the upper 60s when on the mound.

Joe DeMers – Lamorinda Baseball (CA) – Joe was the Offensive MVP at the Elite 24 with a batting average of .550+ and a slugging percentage of .980.  In addition to his hitting prowess, Joe also won three games and saved another, the biggest win was a perfect game outing against the N.A. Giants. Joe was a .495 hitter on the season with 9 homeruns, 13 triples, 21 doubles and 79 RBIs.

Scottie Stevens – Team Rattlers (TX) – Scottie is a five tool player who can do it all.  He hits for average, power and is a standout defensive performer.

Brendan Rogers – Florida Fire (FL) - B-rod is considered the best defensive shortstop in the State and one of the best in the nation.  The leadoff hitter for the Fire is very tough to keep off base, and when he gets on he scores.

Nick Plummer – Macomb Mudhens (MI) – Led this top 10 team in hitting with a .495 average, 9 homeruns, 5 triples, and 22 doubles.  Several of his hits were in the clutch and game winners.

Quinton Davis – Central Florida Diamondbacks (FL) – is the ace of the Central Florida Diamondbacks pitching staff and their best all-around player.  He always takes the mound for the big games and throws a nasty slider that is tough for hitters at any age to handle.  Also has a big bat.

Caleb Morris – Houston Lightning (TX) – This Houston standout is a stellar defensive player and when on the mound he overpowers the hitters with his 69+ mph fastball.

Devin Lehman – TABU (CA) – Devin is a versatile player both defensively and offensively.  He played multiple positions on the field and would bat in any of the 1-5 holes due to his versatility. The same is true on defense. Devin was known to play his best ball in the bigger tournaments.  He hit for a .423 average to include 2 homeruns, 12 triples and 17 doubles.

KeBryan Hayes - Texas Prospects Americans (TX) – KeBryan’s coach and dad, Charlie Hayes, is known as a standout MLB player.  The younger Hayes looks to follow in his dad’s footsteps and too is known for his hitting skills - high batting average and occasional power swing.  KeBryan also throws well when on the mound with a high 60 mph fastball and a curve ball for location.

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