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Tournaments  | All-Tournament Team | 12/19/2018

16u Tourney All-American Team

Vincent Cervino
Photo: Kevin Parada (Perfect Game)

2018 16u PG Tournament All-American Team

 The 16u/2020 age group from this past calendar year is on deck heading into 2019 and we look back to see who some of the top performers were from PG core events. The 2020 class will be watched heavily heading into the next year as they will be the next eligible class to be drafted after the 2019 MLB Draft. Fifteen players repeat from last year’s list including Roberto Moya, Jordan Walker, Enrique Bradfield, Trejyn Fletcher, Cj Kayfus, Brody Drost, Trey Gibson, Patrick Holloman, Ryan Hagenow, Briar Stinson, Dylan Crews, Ben Vespi, Luke Wagner, Francisco Hernandez and Masyn Winn.

There were 246 combined All-Tournament Team selections throughout the first and second teams, and that includes a bevy of MVP/MV-Pitcher awards bestowed upon the members of each squad. Some highlights include Kevin Parada as the only multiple individual award winner, claiming the co-MVP at the WWBA World Championship and MVP at the Fall Underclass National Championship. Other notable awards include Trejyn Fletcher as the MVP of the 16u WWBA National Championship, Brody Drost as the MVP of the 15u WWBA National Championship, Daniel Garcia as the MVP of the 16u BCS National Championship, Will Sanders as the MV-Pitcher of the 16u Underclass World Championship, Zac Veen as the MVP of the Underclass World Championship, and Blake Money and Grayson Moore as co-Most Valuable Pitchers of the 16u PG World Series.

Parada was named the Player of the Year after excelling nearly every time he stepped on the field. The California native and Georgia Tech commit launched five home runs in 111 at-bats, which included an outstanding performance in Jupiter. The Pitcher of the Year was Trey Gibson and the Liberty recruit was virtually unhittable this season. Gibson finished with a 0.70 ERA to go with a miniscule WHIP of 0.573 and averaged over 10 strikeouts per seven innings.

Player of the Year: Kevin Parada, GBG Marucci
Pitcher of the Year: Trey Gibson, Richmond Braves

ATT = Number of All-Tournament Teams in 2018


First Team Hitters
Pos. Name Hometown Team PA H 2B 3B HR RBI SB AVG OPS ATT
C Kevin Parada Pasadena, CA GBG Marucci 111 36 9 3 5 32 3 .364 1.081 4
C Roberto Moya Miami, FL Elite Squad/Banditos Scout Team/East Cobb Basbeall 59 20 3 1 2 12 1 .426 1.168 5
C Mark Black Pittsburgh, PA Team All American 55 19 5 1 3 13 5 .404 1.236 1
1B Luke Bass Chandler, AZ Arizona Diamondbacks/D-Bat/Chandler Lobos 46 17 2 2 1 14 5 .472 1.309 3
MIF Colby Halter Jacksonville, FL Florida Dodgers Scout Team/5 Star National 76 32 7 4 1 21 8 .526 1.399 4
MIF Wyatt Castoe Fairmount, GA 643 DP Cougars 151 58 8 3 0 31 27 .457 1.103 8
MIF Yohandy Morales Miami, FL Banditos Scout Team 71 21 4 3 1 16 7 .389 1.151 3
MIF Daniel Garcia Yucaipa, CA Texas Raiders Elite 80 24 6 1 1 19 5 .387 1.090 4
3B Jordan Walker Stone Mountain, GA Duluth Noles/BigStix Gamers/Team Elite 147 51 6 4 5 42 15 .421 1.124 8
3B Brock Wilken Valrico, FL Ostingers Baseball Academy/Chet's Lemon Juice 104 35 9 0 4 31 2 .432 1.220 3
3B Wyatt Langford Trenton, FL Florida Hardballers 55 19 5 1 3 13 5 .404 1.236 3
OF Enrique Bradfield Hialeah, FL Elite Squad 66 27 2 0 0 12 26 .491 1.103 4
OF Trejyn Fletcher Portland, ME Team Elite/Blackhawks National 67 24 4 3 2 15 6 .414 1.152 2
OF Robert Hassell III Franklin, TN DRB Elite/Royals Scout Team 50 16 4 3 0 8 1 .444 1.307 2
OF Mario Zabala San Juan, PR FTB/Team Mizuno PR 41 17 7 0 0 10 5 .472 1.192 3
OF Austin Slate Villa Rica, GA BigStix Gamers 86 31 4 3 1 21 12 .403 1.037 4
UT CJ Kayfus Wellington, FL Scorpions Founders Club 142 44 7 2 1 27 10 .367 0.934 6
UT Brody Drost Sulphur, LA Sheets Baseball 132 40 9 5 5 36 15 .377 1.164 3


First Team Pitchers
Pos. Name Hometown Travel Team W L IP H ER ERA WHIP K K/7 ATT
RHP Cade Smith Southaven, MS Team Georgia 3 1 35.7 19 4 0.80 0.982 48 9.465 7
LHP Colin Ahearn Lakeville, MA North East Baseball/eXposure/East Cobb Baseball 3 1 26.7 15 1 0.20 1.107 40 10.526 6
LHP Josiah Siegel Woodstock, GA East Cobb Baseball 6 0 28.3 19 2 0.50 0.802 45 11.170 6
RHP Trey Gibson Yorktown, VA Richmond Braves 6 0 29.3 10 3 0.70 0.573 42 10.068 4
RHP Jovan Gill Fort Myers, FL Texas Raiders Elite/FTB 3 1 35 20 5 0.90 0.911 51 10.200 6
LHP Patrick Holloman McDonough, GA Roadrunners/BigStix Gamers/Upstate Mavericks 6 1 58.7 28 9 1.10 0.922 84 10.051 7
RHP Ryan Hagenow Knoxville, TN eXposure 0 0 31.3 17 6 1.30 0.600 52 11.667 4
RHP Will Sanders Atlanta, GA East Cobb Baseball 7 2 50.7 31 10 1.30 0.865 55 7.609 8
RHP Demetrius Vizcarra Compton, CA FTB 3 0 34 22 2 0.40 0.882 39 8.029 5
RHP Markevian Hence Pine Bluff, AR Sticks Baseball Academy 2 0 24.3 16 3 0.80 0.947 27 7.746 5
RHP Blake Money Spring Hill, TN East Cobb Baseball 5 2 42 29 10 1.70 0.969 51 8.480 6
LHP Christian Williams Port Haywood, VA US Elite 1 0 20.3 12 4 1.30 1.031 36 12.353 2
UT CJ Kayfus Wellington, FL Scorpions Founders Club 0 0 19 6 1 0.30 0.435 28 10.426 6
UT Brody Drost Sulphur, LA Sheets Baseball 2 1 23.3 21 8 2.30 1.292 29 8.712 3


Second Team Hitters
Pos. Name Hometown Team PA H 2B 3B HR RBI SB AVG OPS ATT
C Charlie Taylor Dunwoody, GA Roadrunners/Georgia Jackets/Team Elite 163 48 11 5 2 32 14 .381 1.117 5
C Brody Slaughter Dexter, GA 5 Star National 56 20 7 0 1 20 2 .435 1.170 3
C Jake Killingsworth Headland, AL 5 Star National/Duluth Noles 56 18 6 0 2 16 3 .391 1.134 2
1B Eli Paton La Canada, CA GBG Marucci 76 24 3 0 3 15 1 .369 0.988 2
MIF John Anderson Grayson, GA East Cobb Baseball 132 51 6 4 5 42 8 .434 1.123 7
MIF Marcus Brown Springdale, AR Rawlings Arkansas Prospects 43 19 4 0 0 7 5 .514 1.180 2
MIF Zayd Brannigan Kennesaw, GA Nelson Baseball School 82 21 2 2 1 11 13 .389 1.117 3
MIF Brandon Micetich Joliet, IL 29ers Baseball 1 21 5 2 1 11 7 .420 1.168 3
3B Daniel Elliott Clarksville, MD So Cal NTT/Canes 89 32 6 1 0 11 12 .451 1.114 4
3B Alan Kivett Tallulah, LA East Coast Sox 53 17 3 0 0 8 6 .459 1.088 1
3B AJ Vukovich Mukwonago, WI Hitters Baseball/Chicago Scouts Association 81 28 6 2 1 19 4 .431 1.149 3
OF Brandon Fields Orlando, FL Chet's Lemon Juice 64 18 7 1 3 14 10 .346 1.145 3
OF Zac Veen Port Orange, FL Scorpions Founders Club 67 18 4 2 2 18 9 .327 0.985 2
OF Briar Stinson Rushville, IL Missouri Gators 49 13 6 3 0 6 1 .382 1.307 1
OF Evan Carter Johnson City, TN RBI Tri Cities 76 22 3 2 1 13 2 .367 1.033 3
OF Dylan Crews Longwood, FL Scorpions Founders Club 93 24 4 2 1 19 8 .333 0.938 2
UT Grayson Moore Longwood, FL FTB 80 25 2 4 0 12 11 .368 0.965 5
UT Najer Victor Clermont, FL Power Baseball 81 26 8 0 0 12 9 .338 0.800 5


Second Team Pitchers
Pos. Name Hometown Travel Team W L IP H ER ERA WHIP K K/7 ATT
RHP Cash McNicholas Spring, TX Texas Raiders Elite 2 0 12.3 3 0 0.00 0.692 21 18.211 2
RHP Jaden Agassi Las Vegas, NV LVR/Recruits/Georgia Jackets 2 1 27.7 21 4 1.00 1.103 29 7.355 3
RHP Ben Vespi Boynton Beach, FL Elite Squad 3 0 15 13 4 1.80 1.239 27 12.517 2
RHP
 Rylan Brown Spartanburg, SC Upstate Mavericks 2 2 40  20  2 0.30 0.684 50 8.333 6 
RHP Gerardo Cuevas Southlake, TX Elite Squad Texas/Texas Raiders Elite 1 0 17.3 7 3 1.20 0.556 34 13.757 2
LHP Ronan Kopp Phoenix, AZ Milwaukee Brewers ST/GBG NW Marucci 0 0 16 11 2 0.90 1.000 29 12.688 2
LHP Luke Wagner New Cumberland, PA Team Elite 2 0 17.3 12 3 1.20 0.906 28 11.395 2
RHP Jackson Nezuh St. Cloud, FL Scorpions Founders Club 3 0 22.3 4 3 0.90 0.882 35 11.036 3
RHP Francisco Hernandez Laredo, TX Texas Raiders Elite 5 0 34.7 11 5 1.00 0.772 45 9.104 5
LHP Zander Sechrist Buford, GA DRB Elite 2 0 29 14 3 0.70 0.708 35 8.390 5
RHP Josh Swales Porter Ranch, CA GBG Marucci 3 1 22.3 21 6 1.80 1.478 26 8.161 3
RHP Masyn Winn Kingwood, TX Texas Raiders Elite 1 0 15.7 3 1 0.40 0.840 32 14.452 3
RHP  Nicholas Feretic
 East Windsor, NJ East Coast Lumberjacks 2 0 27  11 4 1.00
 .963 45 11.667 2
RHP Darian Fumero Hialeah, FL Panama Mutiny Legends/Elev8 Banditos 2 0 20.3 7 0 0.00 0.919 32 11.089 3
UT Grayson Moore Longwood, FL FTB 1 0 18 8 1 0.40 0.764 24 9.282 5
UT Najer Victor Clermont, FL Power Baseball 2 0 24.3 15 2 0.60 1.066 27 7.746 5



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