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Juco  | Rankings | 10/4/2018

Top Freshmen: JUCO, Division II

Photo: Mitchell Parker (Perfect Game)

Top Freshmen by ConferenceTop 500 Incoming FreshmenClass of 2018 College Recruiting Rankings


Top Junior College Freshmen

Rk. Name Pos. Hometown ST Commitment
1 Mitchell Parker LHP Albuquerque NM San Jacinto CC
2 Luke Little LHP Matthews NC San Jacinto CC
3 Levi Usher OF Fairfax IA Kirkwood CC
4 Chance Denson RHP Collinsville MS East Mississippi CC
5 Manny Gonzalez OF Toa Baja PR Wabash Valley College
6 Harold (Matthew) Dickey RHP Tallahassee FL Chipola College
7 Jared Hart OF Marietta GA East Georgia State
8 Jake Sweeney LHP Hobart IN Pensacola State
9 Francois Castillo RHP Chicago IL San Jacinto CC
10 Chase Wilkerson RHP Headland AL San Jacinto CC
11 Andrew Moore RHP Flovilla GA Chipola College
12 Ben Joyce RHP Knoxville TN Walters State CC
13 Daniel Cerda SS Statesboro GA Chipola College
14 Yordy Cabrera RHP Miami FL Palm Beach State
15 Tyler Acosta OF Barrington IL State College of Florida
16 Corey Rosier OF Waldorf MD Chipola College
17 Blaine Gillim LHP Hartford KY Santa Fe College
18 Tyler Woessner RHP Phoenix AZ Central Arizona CC
19 Leonardo Palacios LHP Phoenix AZ Central Arizona CC
20 Tyler Lewis RHP West Des Moines IA Iowa Western CC
21 Jake Smith RHP Chapel Hill NC Chipola College
22 Ricky Apodaca LHP Albuquerque NM Howard College
23 Chris Mondesi 3B Brooklyn NY Connors State
24 Franklin Parra LHP Medford NY San Jacinto CC
25 Jacob Kush RHP Guelph ON Northwest Florida State College
26 Tyrin Pacheco RHP Hobbs NM College of Southern Nevada
27 Nolan Daniel RHP Dublin GA Tallahassee CC
28 Silas Butler OF Stockbridge GA Walters State CC
29 Kenneth Folch LHP Mayaguez PR Chipola College
30 Logan Jarosz RHP Mebane NC Chipola College
31 Zach Smith 1B Jeffersonton VA Harford CC
32 Kendall Foster OF Prosper TX McLennan CC
33 Steven Colon RHP Nokomis FL Pensacola State
34 Klay Allen RHP Alma GA Tallahassee CC
35 Kameron Wells OF Hattiesburg MS Miami-Dade College
36 Tanner Green OF Loganville GA Tallahassee CC
37 Jase Wallingford RHP Maywood MO San Jacinto CC
38 Dalton Mall RHP Overland Park KS Iowa Western CC
39 Andrew Baker RHP Montgomery AL Chipola College
40 Roderick Criss OF Kansas City MO Crowder College


Best of the Rest, Junior College Freshmen

Name Pos. Hometown ST Commitment
Abraham Deleon RHP Spring TX Angelina College
Conner MacNeil OF Haddonfield NJ Arizona Western College
Trevin Hope RHP Blaine WA Bellevue CC
Preston Hoffart C Conroe TX Blinn College
Brendan Bell RHP Lake Worth FL C of Central Florida
Yuji Sakane LHP Temple City CA Central Arizona CC
Joey Calvert SS Henderson NV Central Arizona CC
Daniel Carpenter RHP Moreno Valley CA Central Arizona CC
John Neeley RHP Mesa AZ Chandler-Gilbert CC
Justice Panton SS Phoenix AZ Chandler-Gilbert CC
Jordan Armstrong RHP McDonough GA Chattahoochee Valley CC
Evan Michelson RHP Jacksonville FL Chattahoochee Valley CC
Nathan Mapstone LHP Douglasville GA Chattahoochee Valley CC
Austin Thompson RHP Flintstone GA Chattanooga State Technical CC
David Smith C Acworth GA Chipola College
Jack Haney C Cedartown GA Chipola College
Jozsef Rohrbacher C Tallahassee FL Chipola College
Jacob Dismuke RHP Crawfordville FL Chipola College
Robert Bennett LHP Lilburn GA Chipola College
Julian Rojas C Humble TX Cisco Junior College
Jimmy Deleon MIF El Paso TX Cochise College
Francisco Mateo OF Carolina PR College of Central Florida
Matthew Cedarburg 3B Fort Myers FL College of Central Florida
Johnny Cuevas SS Indio CA College of Southern Nevada
Parker Aquino RHP Las Vegas NV College of Southern Nevada
Jake Adams RHP Bethany OK Cowley County CC
Bobby Sparling OF Palm Coast FL Daytona State College
Tyler Miller SS Spanish Fort AL East Mississippi CC
Alejandro Rodriguez C Cidra PR Eastern Florida State
Tyler Russell RHP Battle Ground WA Edmonds CC
Jonoven Savage C Chesapeake VA Florence-Darlington Technical College
Timmy Felder RHP Mullins SC Florence-Darlington Technical College
Colton Byars C Simpsonville SC Florence-Darlington Technical College
Robert Wegielnik RHP Fort Myers FL Florida Southwestern State College
Travis Sankovich SS Uniontown PA Florida Southwestern State College
Marc Davis SS Lilburn GA Florida Southwestern State College
Cameron Hill 3B The Colony TX Fort Scott CC
Robert Charles Trevino SS Cypress TX Frontier CC
Lane McMaster 3B Shepherd TX Frontier CC
Gavin Lee OF McDonough GA Georgia Highlands
Stephen Szucs RHP Marietta GA Georgia Highlands
Kolby Johnson RHP Ball Ground GA Gordon CC
Anthony Angelety OF Atlanta GA Gordon CC
Bradley Prince Jr C Cumming GA Grayson County College
William Quillen OF Southlake TX Grayson County College
Steve Hayward RHP Flower Mound TX Grayson County College
Frank Furey LHP Lutz FL Gulf Coast CC
Brad Lord RHP Crawfordfordville FL Gulf Coast CC
Paul Nixon 1B Baltimore MD Harford CC
Marty Neal, Jr. SS Dumfries VA Harford CC
Luke Patzner RHP Urbandale IA Heartland CC
Jaylen Heard 1B Olympia Fields IL Heartland CC
Connor Dunnam RHP Wellington FL Hillsborough CC
Michael Marin 2B Miami Lakes FL Hillsborough CC
Matt Voda LHP Spring Hill FL Hillsborough CC
Jorge Oleaga RHP Tampa FL Hillsborough CC
Seth Ochoa SS El Paso TX Howard College
Brayden Osborne C Mount Juliet TN Howard College
Simen Restad RHP Prior Lake MN Indian Hills CC
Diego Ramos SS Delray Beach FL Indian River State College
Alexander Del Rio OF Toa Alta PR Indian River State College
Christopher Bohrer 3B Miami FL Indian River State College
Jarrett Blunt RHP Ottumwa IA Iowa Central CC
Jaden Rolffs C Pella IA Iowa Western CC
Jordan Martin RHP Greenwood IN Iowa Western CC
Kade Vander Molen SS Pella IA Iowa Western CC
Tristen Roehrich RHP West Fargo ND Iowa Western CC
Riley Watkins RHP Sterrett AL Itawamba CC
Ethan Axman RHP Roeland Park KS Jefferson College
Gary Volz RHP Alton IL John A. Logan College
Brodie Lenon LHP Goreville IL John A. Logan College
O'Neil Burgos 1B Brookhaven MS Jones County Junior College
Hunter Eldridge RHP Collinsville MS Jones County Junior College
Cade Killingsworth RHP Summit MS Jones County Junior College
Brendan Hardy SS Gulfport MS Jones County Junior College
Will Nigut RHP Des Moines IA Kirkwood CC
Mickey Skole 1B Roswell GA Lake Sumter CC
Drew Camp 1B Colonial Heights VA Louisburg College
Jerry Couch SS Bossier City LA Louisiana State University-Eunice
Hunter Tabb 3B Scott LA Louisiana State University-Eunice
Jarrett McDonald 3B Sterlington LA Louisiana State University-Eunice
Scott Jones 2B Sulphur LA Louisiana State University-Eunice
Andrew Cossio RHP Houston TX McLennan CC
Mason Hilton RHP Weatherford TX McLennan CC
Davis Ferguson OF Brandon MS Meridian CC
Diego Millan C Carolina PR Miami-Dade College
Ian Landreneau RHP River Ridge LA Mississippi Gulf Coast CC
Drayton Harris RHP Royse City TX Navarro College
Dawson Woods C Corsicana TX Navarro College
CJ Horn C San Antonio TX New Mexico Military Institute
Ryan Santos OF Mississauga ON Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College
Zach Stephenson RHP Houston TX Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa
Dalton Fowler LHP Arlington TN Northwest Mississippi CC
Chandler Arnold RHP Forney TX Odessa College
Nicholas Daniels RHP Dunedin FL Palm Beach State
Miguel Lavin OF Lake Worth FL Palm Beach State
CJ Keckler C Biloxi MS Pearl River CC
Cade Hodges RHP Brookhaven MS Pearl River CC
Reece Ewing OF Mobile AL Pearl River CC
Wes Starr RHP Auburn AL Pearl River CC
Tyler Olah RHP Tallahassee FL Pensacola State
Griffin Brown OF Atlanta GA Pensacola State
Justin Rivero RHP Lake Worth FL Polk State
Tate Dearing RHP Surrey BC Polk State
Marcus Watson OF Nashville TN Roane State CC
Matthew Stil RHP Marlton NJ Rowan College at Gloucester County
Reed Beverly OF Austin TX Saddleback College
Jake Yogel RHP Scottsdale AZ San Jacinto CC
Bryant Salgado RHP Houston TX San Jacinto CC
Jack Hiatt LHP Sherwood AR San Jacinto CC
Zachary Limas SS Richmond TX San Jacinto CC
Michael Fitzpatrick RHP La Porte TX San Jacinto CC
Greyson Kash OF Sour Lake TX San Jacinto CC
Matthew Jolley LHP New Smyrna Beach FL Santa Fe College
Mack Chambers III SS Broken Arrow OK Seminole State College
JC (John) Sewell LHP Braselton GA Seminole State College
Taylor Easterling OF Hartselle AL Shelton State CC
Curtis Wilkes RHP Euharlee GA Snead State CC
Tim Martin OF Snellville GA South Georgia College
Jared Smith C Gainesville GA South Georgia College
Mason List RHP Johns Creek GA South Georgia College
Jagger Parke RHP Mesa AZ South Mountain CC
Jacob Bockenstedt RHP Cedar Rapids IA Southeastern CC
Keaton Duckett RHP Johnston IA Southeastern CC
Kameron Marshall OF Lithonia GA Southern Union State CC
Tucker Stack LHP Starke FL St. Johns River CC
Kobe McPike OF Bowling Green MO State College of Florida
Jonathan Alonso 1B Clearwater FL State College of Florida
Brock Fagler RHP Tampa FL State College of Florida
Alfredo Soto SS Miami Lakes FL Tallahassee CC
Brian Trepanier RHP Columbus GA Tallahassee CC
Javi Baldor LHP Tampa FL Tallahassee CC
Tannor Fischer OF Belton TX Temple College
Jakob Woods SS Maryville MO University of South Carolina-Sumter
Brady Moore OF Parsons TN Volunteer State CC
Antoine Kelly LHP Des Plaines IL Wabash Valley College
Zade Richardson C New Richmond OH Wabash Valley College
Cameron Tullar LHP Brighton MI Wabash Valley College
Xavier Wilson 2B Lithonia GA Wallace CC-Dothan
Dalton Hall RHP Morris AL Wallace State CC-Hanceville
Griffin Carroll 3B Alexandria AL Wallace State CC-Hanceville
Jerry Hammons SS Farragut TN Walters State CC
Matt Taylor RHP Kingsport TN Walters State CC
Braydon Runion 3B Florence KY Walters State CC
Seth Caldwell RHP Oak Ridge TN Walters State CC
Grant Lalla 1B Glen Ellyn IL Waubonsee CC
Hayden Alexander RHP Burleson TX Weatherford College
Bobby Meza Jr RHP Mesa AZ Yavapai College


Top NCAA Division II College Freshmen

Name Pos. Hometown ST Commitment
Victor Cabrera RHP Miami FL Barry
Austin Hunter MIF Roswell GA Belmont Abbey
Julian Mungarro C Torrance CA Cal State Dominguez Hills
Kole Ficken 3B Boonville MO Central Missouri
Brody McCord LHP Parker CO Colorado Mesa
Jahred Butler RHP Hemet CA Colorado Mesa
Hunter Owens 1B Erie CO Colorado-Colorado Springs
Mitch Donofrio OF Nokokmis FL Eckerd College
Aaron Shiflet RHP Mountain Brook AL Eckerd College
James Sapp SS Newberry FL Eckerd College
Carson King RHP Estero FL Florida Southern
Andrew Williamson RHP St. Johns FL Florida Southern
Collin Camarigg RHP Naples FL Florida Southern
Baylin Moore OF Albany GA Georgia College & State
Josh Hudgins RHP Dunwoody GA Georgia College & State
Collin Foster RHP Sinking Spring PA Kutztown
Andrew Tenison 1B Chicago IL Lewis
Gabe Austin RHP Englewood CO Metro State
Kris Pirozzi RHP Strasburg PA Millersville
Daniel Smith RHP Ashland MO Northwest Missouri State
Beau Walters 1B Clermont FL Nova Southeastern
Jarrett Hall OF Tamarac FL Nova Southeastern
Duncan Pastore 3B Tampa FL Nova Southeastern
Matt Hurley C Naples FL Rollins College
Ryan Moore RHP Fort Lauderdale FL Rollins College
Jack McCluskey OF Palm Beach FL Rollins College
Rudy Gomez RHP Miami FL Saint Leo
Brandon Pettinati RHP Houston TX St. Edward’s
Tyler Ingram RHP Kempner TX St. Edward’s
Michael Fuhrman MIF Rolling Hills Estates CA UC San Diego
Lonnie Morris LHP Anaheim CA UC San Diego
Alex Otero C Apopka FL Wingate
Adam Tulloch LHP Weston FL Wingate




Juco | Rankings | 4/29/2026

JUCO Top 25: April 29

Troy Sutherland
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Two teams reached the 50 win mark this past week and both are in the top two spots of this weeks ranking. Pearl River continues to win and represents our top ranked D2 JUCO team. Welcome to the top 10 to Cloud County, who is putting together an outstanding season at 43-5. Fresno City, Palomar and Ohlone are the top teams in California. And welcome back to the top 25 to the NWAC and Lower Columbia. Check back next week as teams head into postseason play.  Rk. School Record 1 Johnson County (KS) 50-2 2 Gaston (NC) 50-3 3 Walters State (TN) 45-10 4 Blinn (TX) 37-12 5 Pearl River (MS) 43-9 6 Southern Nevada (NV) 35-10 7 Florence-Darlington (SC) 46-10 8 Florida Southwestern (FL) 35-15 9 Chipola (FL) 40-11 10 Cloud County (KS) 43-5 11 McLennan (TX) 39-11 12 John A Logan (IL) 44-8 13 Midland (TX) 44-6 14 Georgia Highlands (GA) 41-11 15 Fresno City (CA) 37-3 16 Cochise (AZ) 40-13 17 Harford...
Tournaments | Championship | 6/17/2026

Braves Capture WWBA East Title

Kinley Kitchens
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By the end of championship Monday, the Atlanta Braves Scout Team had done much more than win a title. They had validated everything they believed they could become. After an undefeated run through the 2026 PG East WWBA Championship, the Braves captured the 15U championship with an 8-2 victory, finishing off a dominant weekend that featured elite pitching, explosive offense, and contributions throughout the roster. For coach Jed Douglas, the championship represented the results of months of practice, preparation, and a vision that finally came together. “This is our first championship with this group,” Douglas said. “We finally brought it together and for the first time, everything seemed to work just as we designed it when we were building the team, and it was just beautiful this way.” The Braves backed up that vision with one of the most impressive offensive...
Tournaments | Story | 6/16/2026

PG Summer Showdown Scout Notes

Perfect Game Staff
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Mason Kennerly (2028, Decatur, Ga.) hit .429 with a .667 OBP, five walks and three RBI in four games last week. He’s already showing the tools to be a big-time power bat in his class, and standing at 6’2 with an athletic frame, he’s one of the more projectable players we saw this weekend. His mechanics play into his size well, creating good hand separation from body on his load, using a medium-high leg kick, and getting a wide base when going into his launch. He uses every bit of his size and natural strength to create a violent swing. He’s got the makings of a really solid prospect, and as he develops and his approach matures, he’ll become a guy that college coaches keep at the top of their radar.  ‘27 Grant Barden (GA) up to 90 mph on the hill. Loose on the mound, whippy arm action. Four pitch mix; FB 87-90, CB 71-72, SL 76-78, CH 79-81. Mixed...
General | Blog | 6/16/2026

Wolforth Throwing Mentorship: Article 66

Ron Wolforth
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  The Number That Just Killed MLB Expansion: 1,217   USA Today's Bob Nightengale dropped a bomb shell recently that the baseball world is still digesting. Major League Baseball wants to expand to 32 teams. Team executives are quietly opposing it and the reason has nothing to do with cities or money.   They cannot find enough healthy pitchers.   Between 2020 and 2024, professional baseball performed 1,026 Tommy John surgeries at the minor-league level alone. Another 191 at the Major League level. More than twelve hundred elbow reconstructions in five years on the best young pitchers in the world.   That is not bad luck. That is a system reporting a verdict on itself.   For fifteen years, the youth-baseball industry has chased one number: velocity significantly more than projectability and arm care.    Recruiters scout by it.    Social...
Tournaments | Story | 6/16/2026

PG Ascendant Classic Scout Notes

Perfect Game Staff
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‘27 MIF Kyler Claunch (KY) took home MVP honors in the #Ascendant26 @claunch_kyler Set the tone out of the leadoff spot for @CincySpikes & showed + bat-to-ball .538 AVG/.714 OBP | 7 H/7 RS | 6 BB | 5 SB @EKUBaseball is getting a guy. https://t.co/wGL9E0XmQ6 pic.twitter.com/kvZQwxEXup — Jordan Gates (@JGatesPG) June 14, 2026 Kyler Claunch (2027, Harrodsburg, Ky.) The Eastern Kentucky commit took home the MVP honors after an excellent performance throughout the weekend. Claunch tied for the lead in hits on the weekend with seven. Finished as the second top performer in batting but probably would have been higher if he wasn’t the leadoff hitter. Despite the low RBI’s, Claunch delivered a six-game sample size that included a .538 average and .714 on base. It’s a contact-oriented swing that showed plus ability when it came to bat-to-ball skills. Swiped five...
Tournaments | Story | 6/16/2026

UBC West Scout Notes: Days 3-4

Perfect Game Staff
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UBC West Scout Notes: Days 1-2 Lucca Bacigalupi (‘30,CA) helps himself out at the plate racking up 2 hits & 2 RBI including a HR. Have a day young man. #UBCWest https://t.co/z2wAGXgavZ pic.twitter.com/Ilh7kU8K10 — Perfect Game California (@California_PG) June 13, 2026 Lucca Bacigalupi, C/RHP, Petaluma, Calif. Alpha Prime (2030) Bacigalupi is a versatile two-way prospect who continues to stand out with his size, arm strength and offensive ability. On the mound, the right-hander threw three solid innings, allowing three hits while striking out three over 69 pitches. His fastball touched 83 mph with decent life and he mixed in a serviceable breaking ball that he threw for strikes. The delivery looks clean, repeatable, and athletic. The combination of mound presence and bat production makes him an intriguing follow in the 2030 class. Ethan Duffy (‘30,CA) posted 4 strong...
Tournaments | Story | 6/15/2026

Braves Scout Team Keep Winning In Hoover

Kinley Kitchens
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Through big wins and making their way into the championship bracket, the Atlanta Braves Scout Team has done exactly what every team hopes to do at a major Perfect Game event: keep winning.  Now undefeated and preparing for the semifinals, the Braves have established themselves as one of the top teams remaining in the 15U division. Dominant pitching performances, timely hitting, and a lineup full of contributors have powered the team through a strong weekend in Hoover.  The Braves opened the tournament with a statement performance behind right-hander Daylen Woods, who tossed a five-inning no-hitter while striking out six. Woods also helped his own cause offensively with three hits and two runs scored as the Atlanta Braves Scout Team rolled to victory. The momentum continued with a 10-3 win over Wow Factor Nation 15U, as Sam Ridley allowed just one hit across four innings while...
Tournaments | Story | 6/16/2026

WWBA East Scout Notes: Days 3-4

Perfect Game Staff
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WWBA East Scout Notes: Days 1-2 William Satinoff (‘28 TN) has been a treat to watch all game, this good for a 1B up the middle. Finished 4-for-4 at the plate with smooth actions defensively on the dirt. @PG_Tennessee #WWBAEast pic.twitter.com/uQJ7AYqFY1 — PG Deep South (@PG_DeepSouth) June 13, 2026 William Satinoff (‘28 Ten..) has been on a tear to kick off his summer. On day three, he collected four base knocks while driving in a couple. Most of Satinoff’s batted balls went backside while keeping fluid rhythm in the box with a flat barrel path. Worked well at shortstop too, looking comfortable at the position making a handful of plays to his glove-side. Finished up the weekend hitting .769 overall with five stolen bags for FTB, a name to know for the ‘28 class. Will Platz (‘28 Tenn.) had a really nice tournament from start-to-finish. Producing some...
Tournaments | Championship | 6/15/2026

WC Ghost Claims Arizona All-State Title

Emily Hicks
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In a championship game that featured strong pitching and sharp defense from both sides, West Coast Ghost AZ 16U pulled away late to defeat Overfly 2028, 5-3, and claim the Arizona All-State Games title. “We had discipline at the plate, on the mound, out in the field; everyone just did their thing. It was good,” said Cash Carmichael The two teams traded runs throughout the 1st and 2nd innings, making it 3-2. Followed by a single run scored at the top of the 4th by Overfly 2028, it remained tied 3-3 for most of the game. Both defenses made key plays to limit scoring opportunities, turning potential rallies into outs and keeping the pressure high in every inning. With the game deadlocked heading into the bottom of the sixth, West Coast Ghost AZ finally broke through. Bottom of the 6th, J. Haizen Reidhead recorded a single, Oren Tucker walked, and Josiah Shim was hit by pitch....
Tournaments | Story | 6/15/2026

Coastal Region Scout Notes

Perfect Game Staff
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Wyatt Smitherman (2028, Durham NC) had a solid day at the plate for USA Prime Triangle 16u Stars in their matchup against the Charlotte Colts. The 5-foot-11, 160-pound shortstop has a tall athletic frame. The left handed batter displayed a mature approach at the plate. Attacks fastballs and drives them with authority. He has quick hands and gets the barrel through the zone. Uses his lower half to his advantage creating enough torque to generate his power he shown. Smitherman finished the day going 1-for-3 with a home run and 4 RBI. Zachary Days (2028, Charlotte NC) had a impressive day at the plate for the Charlotte Colts against USA Prime Coastal. The 6-foot-3, 170 pound center fielder has a tall athletic frame. Days bats from the left side with a short but powerful swing. Very disciplined during his AB’s and applies pressure on the defense. He shifts his weight to his lower half...
Tournaments | Championship | 6/15/2026

Weather Can't Delay Top Tier Victory

Alyssa Golden
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A seven-run first inning gave Top Tier Roos American Red 2027 all the momentum they needed Sunday morning, but the road to a Florida World Series championship was far from straightforward.  After jumping out to an early lead against WBC 17u, Top Tier endured a 3 ½-hour rain delay before returning to finish off a 9-1 victory at Lee Health Sports Complex.  The championship game, which began at 8 a.m. and did not conclude until nearly 1 p.m., ended in the bottom of the fifth inning under Perfect Game’s mercy-rule format. Top Tier’s dominant performance was powered by a complete-game effort from Christian Davis and an offense that erupted for seven runs in the first inning.  Not even hours of uncertainty and lightning delays could keep Top Tier from finishing what they started.  Davis started on the mound for Top Tier and remained the entire five...
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