2008 Northeast All Star Games

Perfect Game Northeast has announced the date for the 2008 Northeast All Star Games (Formerly Top Prospect Games). On August 29, 2008, the top players from the 2009 and 2010 graduation classes that participated in the Northeast State Showcases, Northeast Regional Showcases, and Northeast Tournaments will be selected to participate in the 2008 Northeast All Star Games.

The games will take place at Alumni Diamond on the campus of Fairfield University in Fairfield, Connecticut. There will be four teams at the event, New England, New York, Mid Atlantic, and 2010 Northeast. Each team will take batting practice, infield/outfield, and play a 10 inning game. Rosters of the four teams will be listed on the Perfect Game Northeast website. Each team’s roster listing will include each player's hometown, high school, and high school coach.

Each team will be coached by two major league scouts. Every major league team and over 300 college coaches will be invited to attend the 2008 Northeast All Star Games. This should be an exciting day as this promises to be a who’s who of Northeast baseballs' 2009 and 2010 graduating classes.

The 2006 Northeast Top Prospect Games saw an average fastball of 87 mph and 7 pitchers at 89 or above. Players that participated in the 2006 made college commitments to schools such as Binghamton, Boston College, Brown, Connecticut, Duke, Elon, Fairfield, Fairleigh Dickinson, Fordham, Georgetown, High Point, Holy Cross, Jacksonville, James Madison, Louisiana State, Maine, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Oral Roberts, Pittsburgh, Quinnipiac, Rice, Rutgers, Seton Hall, St John's, Stetson, Tulane, UNC Greensboro, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Wofford, and Yale.

The 2006 games also saw a number of players drafted. These include Matt Harvey to the Los Angeles Angels, Rob Bono to the Houston Astros, Trevor Reckling to the Los Angeles Angels, Anthony Ranaudo to the Texas Rangers, Damien Seguen to the Philadelphia Phillies, and Gary Gillheeney to the Atlanta Braves.

The 2007 Northeast Top Prospect Games saw an average fastball of 87 mph and 5 pitchers at 89 or above, including 4 at 90 or above. Players that participated in 2007 made college commitments to schools such as Boston College, Clemson, Connecticut, Duke, Elon, Franklin Pierce, Georgetown, Maine, Manhattan, Maryland-Baltimore County, Michigan, Mount St Mary's, Ohio, Quinnipiac, Rutgers, Seton Hall, South Carolina, Southern California, St John's, St Louis, Texas A&M Corpus Christi, and Vanderbilt.

Updated rosters will be posted here as we invite and confirm players in attendance. [View]

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