TOP 75 2004 Players at PG National

The Perfect Game National Showcase was held at Haymarket Field in Lincoln, NE. June 13 – 15. Any of over 100 players could have easily been ranked among the Top 75 prospects at the event.

The 2004 class will take some time to sort itself out. The obvious first round talents are not so obvious this year.  The last two years the PG National had players like Scott Kazmir, Sergio Santos, BJ Upton, Jeff Allison, Delmon Young, Lastings Milledge, Chris Lubanski, Ryan Harvey and many others who, you just knew, were going to become early picks, even though it was a year before the draft. While there are a few “04” pitchers who look like good bets to become first round picks, it’s difficult to figure out who, of the position players, will be surfacing over the next year.

Of course this doesn’t mean there’s a lack of talented position players in the “04” class. In fact, there’s a good number, higher than usual, of talented high school catchers. Most all the top major college baseball programs had a field day watching the talent in Lincoln. We look forward to following all these players closely over the next year.  Several of them will develop and move up the ladder as we see more of them.  Interestingly enough we had two very good catchers who pitched an inning topping out at 90 mph from the mound. Chris Garcia from Miami, FL and Chris Kirkland from Knoxville, TN.

One position player in Lincoln that looked like a sure fire first round type was Justin Upton. BJ’s younger brother looks as good as BJ, but with more strength and speed. Problem is, Justin is a 2005 graduate, but one that would probably be the first position player picked if he were eligible for the next June draft. 

The pitching in Lincoln was outstanding. Nearly every pitcher threw high 80s into the 90s. Eric Davis RHP from Mountain View, CA. showed serious first round potential. There were several big tall pitchers with MLB fastballs in attendance. There were also a good number of high level pitchers in the 6’0 tall range. Once again, a hay day for college coaches at Hay Market Field in Lincoln. The pitching was the highlite of this years national. Several of the nations highest ranked “04” and a few of the very best “05 pitchers were in Lincoln.

Three players from the Dominican Republic attended this year’s National. Outfielder Wady Rufino showed one of the best arms we’ve seen in awhile. Gun readings of 95 mph from the outfield with his throws showing great accuracy with plus carry. Rufino also creates excellent bat speed and projects to hit with big time power. Two young shortstops Vladimer Frias and Esmil Rogers both showed quick hands, strong arms and outstanding infield actions. Frias could end up being something “extra special” as he gets bigger and stronger.

The best 60 time (electronic) in Lincoln was a 6.44 recorded by Greg Burns OF from West Covina, CA. Other outstanding electronic times were run by Cale Iorg SS (6.65) from Knoxville, TN., Joe Spiers INF from San Bernadino, CA and Justin Upton who were the only others to run in the 6.6s. Upton was timed at 6.59 with the stop watch. The laser time usually takes a tenth or more off, so he could have recorded a 6.4 or better electronically. Several others ran in the 6.7s.

All in all, nearly every player in Lincoln is a high level Division One or MLB Draft prospect. The following list was put together using the entire PG Staff as evaluators.  As you go down the list, even into the “other top prospects” an argument could be made that all belong in the top 75. From top to bottom the field was that good.

PG National Top Prospects

Player Name                         Pos.                        High School                          Hometown, St.                      Ht./Wt.               B/T

1. Davis, Erik                       RHP                       Mountain View                     Mountain View, CA             6-3 / 180                R/R

Three quality pitches in his 90-92 FB, biting curve and deceptive change and outstanding command of each of them.  The physical and mechanical similarities to Mark Prior don't hurt his evaluation. He could easily develop into the top high school pitcher in the 04 class.

 

2. Casey, Tate                       RHP                       Longview                               Longview, TX                       6-6 / 220            R/R

A extra big pitcher with a simple delivery and a loose, quick arm.  Casey threw lots of 91's and complimented those with a quality change up.  If there is a candidate to throw 95 mph consistently from this event, it's Casey.  The word is that football may get him first as a quarterback.

 

3. Gale, Andrew                   RHP                       Phillips Exeter Acad.          Durham, NH                         6-6 / 220                R/R

Gale, the son of former ML pitcher Rich Gale, showed quality pitches in a 88-90 mph fastball, 80 mph slider and 78 mph change and he used them with purpose and maturity.

 

4. Jostock, Will                   RHP                       Lapeer West                         Lapeer, MI                            6-6 / 192                R/R

At 6-6, 200 lbs, Jostock is still growing and will be a horse someday.  He has some mechanical issues but threw 88-91 (we've seen him at 93-94 before) on a great downward plane.

 

5. Davis, Chris                     IF/RHP                  Longview                               Longview, TX                       6-3 / 205              L/R

It would surprise no one if Davis topped many prospect lists before the 2004 draft, especially with some mechanical adjustments at the plate.  He hit balls completely out of the stadium in BP and touched 90 off the mound.

 

6. Guerra, Javier                 RHP                       Denton Ryan                         Denton, TX                           6-2 / 180                R/R

Guerra's unique delivery can best be described as controversial, but there was no questioning he had the quickest and loosest arm in Lincoln.  He Topped out at 91-92 but we've seen him at 96 mph.

 

7. McGee, Jacob                   LHP                        Edward C. Reed                    Sparks, NV                      6-2 / 190                 L/L

McGee combines excellent pitchability with a deceivingly quick 87-89 mph fastball and plenty of projectablity.  Give him a hard breaking ball and the ski's the limit.

 

8. Jones, Chris                    RHP/OF                     Mission Viejo                       Dove Canyon, CA           6-2 / 210                 R/R

Power both off the mound (90-92 with excellent command and life) and at the plate, where he hit several long BP home runs.

 

9. Johnson, Blake               RHP                       Parkview Baptist Baton Rouge, LA                                  6-4 / 195                R/R

We've seen Johnson much better than the 86-90 mph he threw in Lincoln.  He's a big, strong multi-talented athlete with a high ceiling.

 

10. Portice, Eamon              RHP                       Ft. Lauderdale                      Oakland Park, FL               6-1 / 160                R/R

Unquestionably one of the loosest, quickest arms in Lincoln.  Portice's deliberate Hideo Nomo delivery adds deception to his 89-91 mph fastball.

 

11. Rufino, Wady                   OF                          Colegio Olympus                 Santo Domingo, DR            6-1 / 190                R/R

Super mid to better 90s arm from the outfield and big time power potential. As good a arm as we’ve seen in 9 years on a high school age player.

 

12. Kopp, David                    RHP                       Coral Springs                      Coral Springs, FL               6-3 / 185                R/R

By mixing arm angles and four effective pitches including a 89 mph fastball, curve, slider and very deception change up, Kopp presents a wide and very difficult to hit arsenal for hitters. Projects in a big way.

 

13. Cordier, Erik                   RHP                       Southern Door                     Sturgeon Bay, WI               6-3 / 190                 R/R

We've seen Cordier better many times, but he still threw 88-91 and flashed an effective slider. 

 

14. Iorg, Cale                       SS                           Karns                                     Knoxville, TN                    6-2 / 175                R/R

The son of former Major Leaguer Garth Iorg, Cale showed above average speed (6.68) and solid tools in the field and at the plate.  A little more strength could make him a top round pick.

 

15. Garrison, Seth              IF/RHP                  Coppell                                  Coppell, TX                           6-4 / 200                S/R

Garrison's plus arm and smooth actions at shortstop are even more impressive considering his 6-4 frame.  He'll need to show more with the bat, though, and could evolve into a top pitching prospect. He threw 90 in Lincoln.

 

16. Clark, Preston              C                             Rockwall                               Rockwall, TX                       5-10 / 178             R/R

Next to “05” Judtin Upton, maybe the top position player at the event, Clark also heads a group of solid '04 high school catchers.  Along with an intense, leadership oriented makeup, Clark had good defensive tools and a quick, powerful bat.

 

17. Beranek, Tyler             1B                           Waukesha                    South Waukesha, WI                     6-5 / 215                R/R

2004 is a top year for Wisconsin baseball.  At 6-5, 225, Beranek looks and moves like a NFL tight end and has enormous power potential down the road.

 

18. Kubin, Jared                  OF/1B                    Oakton                                  Oakton, VA                          6-3 / 225                R/R

Kubin has as much raw power as any player in the country.  We'll see him plenty later in the summer when he's adjusted to wood bats.

 

19. Encinas, Anthony          RHP/OF                Santa Fe                                Norwalk, CA                        6-0 / 185                L/R

Featured a 91 mph fastball and sharp 76 mph curveball, but his two biggest pluses were his deceptive delivery and his above average athleticism. 

 

20. Kirkland, ChristopherC/P                         South Doyle                          Knoxville, TN                       6-3 / 190                  R/R

Kirkland showed a above average arm and consistent release times in the 1.80 range.  At 6-3, 190 and lanky, he's very projectable.

 

21. Bergesen, Brad             RHP/OF                Foothill                                  Pleasanton, CA                    6-2 / 215                L/R

Outstanding arm, threw low 90s and can pitch.  Athletic kid who loves to play. Hits and plays the outfield very well.!

 

22. Garabedian, Alex          C                             Columbus                              Miami, FL                             6-2 / 210             R/R

Garabedian had to leave the showcase early due to an injury, but showed us plenty of his above average bat speed and power.  He'll need to work constantly on keeping his body loose.

 

23. Molina, Randy               SS           3B/1B                    South Gate            South Gate, CA                    6-4 / 210                L/R

Big time potential with the bat. Excellent straight away power with wood. Arm plays, needs to run a bit better.

 

24. Lentz, Andy                    IF/OF                     Woodinville                          Woodinville, WA                 6-0 / 185                L/R

The latest in the Lentz family legacy, Ryan swings a potent bat from the left side.  His agility and solid average arm give him the ability to play a wide variety of positions.

 

25. Garcia, Christian         C/RHP                   Gulliver Prep                       Miami, FL                              6-4 / 175                S/R

We finally got see defensive wizard Garcia and his plus arm on the mound and were impressed:  88-90 with some sharpness to his curveball.

 

26. Burns, Greg                  OF                          Walnut                                  West Covina, CA              6-3 / 180                L/L

Burns easily posted the fastest 60 time in Lincoln at 6.44 and showed just enough with the bat to give us hope that he'll improve with added strength.

 

27. Arencibia, Jonathan     C                             Westminster Christian     Miami, FL                             6-2 / 200                R/R

We've seen Arencibia better before and will see him better in the future.  He's got solid defensive tools and an advanced hitting approach for a young catcher.

 

28. Dunigan, Joseph           OF                          St. Ignatius College Prep  Chicago, IL                           6-1 / 205                L/L

Physically Dunigan looks like something the Chicago Bears served up.   He has enormous strength and average speed and arm strength.  If his skills catch up to his body, watch out!

 

29. Poterson, John              C/1B                      Chandler                               Chandler, AZ                       6-1 / 215                S/R

Poterson has a strong, athletic body and some serious power from the left side of the plate.  He also plays the game with an infectious emotion that we really liked.

 

30. French, Luke                 LHP/1B                 Heritage                                Littleton, CO                        6-3 / 220                L/L

After he threw 87 mph across the infield, everyone was looking forward to seeing French on the mound.  He showed very good pitchability but was only 85-86 mph.  We bet we'll see more next time.

 

31. Lalor, John                    RHP                       Houston                        Germantown, TN                        6-7 / 220                R/R

Scouts play "When will it happen?" with the 6-6, 190 lb. Lalor.  His size and loose arm mean that his current 84-86 will jump up into the 90's at some point.  We'll wait patiently.

 

32. Fisher, Michael             SS/OF                    Montgomery Bell                Nashville, TN                       6-2 / 187                S/R

No single tool stands out, but Fisher is solid across the board both offensively and defensively in a draft year that features few middle infield prospects.

 

33. Juhl, Brian                    C                             Katy High School                Katy, TX                                5-11 / 185             S/R

Juhl impressed us with his extremely professional and polished approach to the game.  He receives the ball well, plays hard and throws just as quickly and accurately in games as in drills.  Being a switch hitting catcher is a plus.

 

34. Pacheco, Jordan            RHP/IF                  La Cueva                               Albuquerque, NM                6-0 / 185              R/R

Pacheco came off a solid performance at second base to show the best curveball at the event the last day, a 77-79 mph hammer that was a present plus big league pitch.  He pitched at 86-88 with his fastball.

 

35. Bell, Bobby                     RHP/OF                Ft. Worth Country Day                 Aledo, TX                       6-4 / 180                S/R

Good athlete with a great body. Throws 90 ftrom the hill.

 

36. McDowell, Dontavias    OF/P                      Tucker School                     Atlanta, GA                           6-0 / 190                R/R

For pure athletic ability, no one touches McDowell, a nationally recruited football quarterback.  He hasn't had nearly as many baseball repetitions as someone like Carl Crawford did at the same age, though.

 

37. McGonigle, Mark         OF                          Bellaire                                 Houston, TX                         6-2 / 180                S/R

The switch-hitting McGonigle stung the ball from both sides of the plate virtually every at bat for three days.  His other tools are playable but it will be his bat that carries him.

 

38. Pond, Ryan                     3B/P                       Western Branch                 Chesapeake, VA                  6-2 / 225                R/R

Pond is a college coaches' dream, a power hitting third baseman who can come in and throw 90+ off the mound

 

39. Webb, Ryan                    RHP                       Clearwater Catholic           Palm Harbor, FL                   6-6 / 190                R/R

A prototypical projectable 6-6 pitcher, Webb has taken huge steps forward in the last six months and showed an 88-90 mph fastball and a sharp hi-70's slurve.

 

40. Bowman, Willie            3B/1B                    Carson                                   Carson City, NV                  6-2 / 200                R/R

Bowman was one of the best defensive players in Lincoln at each of the three infield positions we tried him at.  He'll play as high as his bat takes him.

 

41. Lee, Austin                    RHP                       Faith Academy                     Fairhope, AL                        6-2 / 190                R/R

Excellent RHP with MLB average heater and much more.

 

42. Longfellow, Dale          RHP                       Affton                                     St. Louis, MO                       6-2 / 200                R/R

Longfellow showed a hard sinking 87-90 mph fastball and a 74-76 curveball that had good action when it was down.

 

43. Hanks, Parker              C                             De La Salle                           Danville, CA                         6-1 / 215               R/R

Hanks was one of the strongest players at the event and it showed in his quick, powerful bat.  We'd like to see more of his defense but he's athletic enough to play other positions as well.

 

44. Spiers, Joseph               IF                            Arrowhead Christian         San Bernardino, CA           5-10 / 185                R/R

What Spiers lacks in height he makes up for in tools and skills.  He has above average speed and some pop in his bat.  Second base is probably is future position.

 

45. Hiles, Tanner                RHP                       West                                      Knoxville, TN                       6-1 / 220                R/R

Hiles came into the showcase with very limited mound experience, but showed a 88-92 mph fastball with excellent boring and sinking life.  He'll be fun to watch develop.

 

46. Romanowicz, Will        RHP                       Malvern Prep                       West Chester, PA                 6-0 / 170                 R/R

Romanowicz's tight 76 mph curve and diving 80 mph change up were two outstanding off speed pitches and complimented his 87-90 mph fastball well.

 

47. Harrington, Michael    OF                          Xavier                                    Cedar Rapids, IA               6-1 / 185                   L/R

Although Harrington will have to work hard on finding his best position, he already has one of the better pure left handed bats in the country.  He hits all types of pitches hard to all fields.

 

48. Salas, Steve                    RHP                       St. Paul                                  Whittier, CA                      6-0 / 180               R/R

If he was 6-4 instead of 6-0, Salas would be way up the list.  He had a quick arm, a 87-89 mph fastball that jumped on hitters and a nasty big breaking 72 mph curveball that they had no chance on.

 

49. Hollander, Michael       IF                            Jesuit                                     Mandeville, LA                     5-11 / 180           R/R

Hollander has two present average tools in his running speed and arm strength, but was most impressive were his short quick actions both in the field and at bat. Surprising power!

 

50. Radmacher, Timothy    RHP                       Rosemount                            Rosemount, MN                   6-0 / 170                 R/R

Excellent athletic RHP who can throw in the 90s.

 

51. Whittemore, Clay         OF                          Cullman                                Cullman, AL                         6-1 / 165                  R/R

Very good all-round playe with MLB tools and projection.

 

52. Collins, Joel                  C                             Cardinal Carter                   Richmond Hill, ON             6-1 / 195                  R/R

Very good catcher with strong arm and line drive bat.

 

53. Sferra, J.J                      OF                          Mountain Pointe                  Phoenix, AZ                          5-11 / 155             L/L

As he gets stronger he’ll become one of the best in the country.

 

54. Hargrove, Ricky           RHP/OF                Katy                                        Katy, TX                                6-1 / 175                R/R

Good RHP and athlete who flirts with 90 mph once in awhile.

 

55. Herren, K.C.                  OF/C/P                  Auburn                                  Auburn, WA                         6-1 / 205                S/R

Big strong athlete who can really swing the bat and much more.

 

56. Bales, Daniel                 LHP                        Kennedy                                Cedar Rapids, IA              6-3 / 185                R/L

One of the hardest to hit lefties in high school baseball. Plus curveball!

 

57. Bowman, Drew              LHP/1B                 Dakota Ridge                       Morrison, CO                      6-3 / 175                R/L

A loose, lanky 6-4 southpaw with long arms and loose wrists, Bowman threw 87 mph with a solid curveball.  He's a very good athlete and has tons of room for improvement.

 

58. Hale, Alex                       C                             Creighton Prep                    Omaha, NE                          6-2 / 190             R/R

Many catchers made the top 65 list, a promisingly high number given recent trends at that position.  Ruiz and Hale are very similar players; both have excellent catcher's bodies and advanced defensive skills.  Where they end up will be determined by the adjustments they make with their bats.

 

59. Ruiz, Jett                        C/1B                      Francis Parker                    Lakeside, CA                       6-2 / 200                R/R

Many catchers made the top 65 list, a promisingly high number given recent trends at that position.  Ruiz and Hale are very similar players; both have excellent catcher's bodies and advanced defensive skills.  Where they end up will be determined by the adjustments they make with their bats.

 

60. Williams, D'Korian          OF                          Lamar Consolidated            Sugar Land, TX                   5-11 / 170             L/L

A star three-sport athlete, Williams was the best defensive outfielder in Lincoln and showed a tick above average speed.

 

61. McBurrows, Thad         LHP/OF L                 ake Wales                          Lake Wales, FL                   6-1 / 190                L/L

Lefty with 90+ heater and very athletic.

 

62. Krieger, Adam              RHP                       Countryside                          Clearwater, FL                     6-4 / 215                R/R

Hard telling how good he might end up being. Already near 90 mph.

 

63. Molinaro, Bobby            SS/2B                    American Heritage             Delray Beach, FL                5-9 / 160                S/R

Outstanding all-round baseball player. Big time DI college star.

 

64. Parr, James                   RHP/IF                  La Cueva                               Alburquerque, NM              6-1 / 185                R/R

He threw real well, but he can really play the game too.

 

65. Walker, Andrew                    C                             Bellaire                                 Houston, TX                6-0 / 175                R/R

He showed bat speed and a solid right handed stroke at the plate. Strong arm and catching ability.

 

66. Jones, Daryl                  1B/OF                    Westchester                         Gardena, CA                         6-4 / 210               R/R

Jones will play all summer at 16 years old and his skills show it against older competition.  But at 6-4, 210 with enormous strength and bat speed, his potential is huge.

 

66. Zalopany, Leonard        3B/1B                    Waimea                                 Koloa, HI                               6-4 / 205                L/R

Big strong athlete with serious hitting potential.

 

67. Schmidley, Will            OF/IF                     Pulaski Academy                Little Rock, AR                        6-0 / 187                L/R

One of the best power guys in Lincoln.

 

68. Garcia, Joey                   SS                           Coronado                               Henderson, NV                    6-0 / 175            R/R

Excellent player who can really swing the lumber.

 

69. Schweikert, Ryan         1B                               Brookfield Central             Brookfield, WI                     6-5 / 220                L/L

Very big and strong left handed bat. Big time power potential.

 

70. Conroy, David                RHP                       Mt. Vernon                           Mt. Vernon, IA                     6-3 / 180                 R/R

Touches 90 now, but there’s much more in him.

 

71. Reilly, Austin                IF/OF                     Country Day                         Aledo, TX                              5-11 / 175               R/R

Excellent player with developing tools.

 

72. Moreland, Keith            RHP/1B                 St. John's College HS        Silver Spring, MD                 6-4 / 195                  R/R

Big athlete with a chance to throw real hard.

 

73. Crew, Jim                       RHP/1B                 Briarwood Christian          Birmingham, AL                    6-2 / 215                 R/R

High 80s should turn into 90s before long.

 

74. Massanari, Bryce         C                             Centennial                            Las Vegas, NV                     6-1 / 190              R/R

Strong catcher with powerful bat. 

 

75. Staunch, Kale                3B                           Centennial                            Alpharetta, GA                     6-0 / 185               R/R

The ball really jumps off his bat.

Top Underclassmen “05” at the PG National

 

Upton, Justin                        SS                           Great Bridge                        Chesapeake, VA                  6-1 / 170              S/R

Top MLB prospect at the event. 5 plus tool type. Brother BJ was second pick in 2002. Justin is stronger and faster.

 

Hellickson, Jeremy            RHP/SS                 Hoover                                   Des Moines, IA                    6-0 / 165                R/R

Consistent 91-93 fastball reaches mid 90s and good high 70s breaking ball. Beautiful arm action!

 

Massingham, Eric               RHP                       De La Salle                           Benicia, CA                          6-2 / 200               R/R

One of the top pitching prospects in his class. Super pitcher with MLB average fastball and plus life.

 

Putnam, Zach                       RHP                       Pioneer                                  Ann Arbor, MI                     6-2 / 205               R/R

90+ fastball and more. The future looks bright for this big strong right-hander.

 

Zeid, Josh                             RHP                       Hamden Hall Country         New Haven, CT                     6-3 / 195                R/R

Big hard throwing RHP to watch closely. Fastball is 87-90 already and good breaker.

 

Cherry, William                       OF                      George Jenkins                   Lakeland, FL                        6-0 / 175                R/R

Can hit and play. Gets better each time we see him. Keep an eye on this kid.

Other Prospects with votes for top 75 at the PG National

Barham, Derek                    RHP/IF                  Bullard                                  Fresno, CA                           6-3 / 215                R/R

Biancamano, Vinny             SS/2B                    Cactus                                   Glendale, AZ                        5-11 / 180             R/R

Butler, Dexter                      IF                            Key West                              Key West, FL                       6-1 / 190                R/R

Byler, Kyle                           SS/2B                    Hickory                                 Chesapeake, VA                  6-2 / 168                S/R

Causey, Ronald                   C/OF                      Wesleyan Academy             Summerfield, NC                5-11 / 185                R/R

DeVito, Michael                   OF/RHP                Cactus                                   Glendale, AZ                        6-2 / 190                R/R

Evans, Eric                         LHP/1B                 UMS-Wright                            Mobile, AL                            6-0 / 180                L/L

Frias, Vladimir                    SS                           Liceo Tecnio La Union       Los Alcarrizos, DR                6-1 / 155                S/R

Gelbrich, Logan                  C/OF                      St. Monica                             Los Angeles, CA                 6-2 / 180                R/R

Graham, Connor                  RHP                       St. John's Jesuit-Toledo       Bowling Green, OH            6-6 / 245                R/R

Green, Lauren                     RHP/C                   Pacific Hills                         Inglewood, CA                      6-3 / 235                R/R

Hall, Nick                             1B/C                      Woodinville                          Woodinville, WA                  6-3 / 190                S/R

Hanson, Thomas                 RHP/1B                 Redlands East Valley          Redlands, CA                       6-5 / 210                 R/R

High, Travis                         RHP/IF                  Wesleyan Christian           Kernersville, NC                     6-2 / 170                R/R

Hildreth, Justin                   RHP/1B                 Southland Academy            Montezuma, GA                      6-5 / 220                R/R

Moore, Cody                         1B                           Comfort                                Comfort, TX                         6-2 / 235                L/R

Mueller, Scott                      RHP                       Greenway                              Peoria, AZ                            6-3 / 170              R/R

Murray, Chad                       3B/P                       Heritage                                Littleton, CO                        6-2 / 195                R/R

Navarro, Efren                     LHP                        Lynwood                                Lynwood, CA                       6-1 / 147              L/L

O'Donnell, James               OF/RHP                Vineland                                Millville, NJ                         6-0 / 170                 R/R

Oliver, James                     RHP/IF                  Vestavia Hills                       Birmingham, AL                 6-2 / 185                  R/R

Parker, Chris                      OF/C                      Cherry Creek                      Greenwood Village, CO         6-0 / 180                R/R

Perinar, Gary                       RHP                       Minooka                                Shorewood, IL                      6-0 / 175              R/R

Rogers, Esmil                      SS                           Liceo Jose Joaquin             San Pedro, DR                     6-2 / 160              R/R

Shunk, Derek                        IF                          Notre Dame                          Yardley, PA                          6-2 / 175                R/R

Steele, David                        OF/3B                    Mandeville                            Mandeville, LA                    6-2 / 180              L/R

Twomey, Brendan                OF                          Pope John Paul ll                Boca Raton, FL                    5-10 / 160              S/R

Valle, Philip                          IF                            Bellvue Christian                Bellevue, WA                       5-11 / 170             R/R

Wolfford, David                     C                             Notre Dame Academy         Boston, VA                           6-4 / 200              R/R