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Tournaments  | Story | 1/17/2023

13u ('27) Tourney All-American Team

The 2022 summer circuit was one to remember as plenty of players from across the country made a name for themselves, battling it out between the white lines, setting the scene for what is sure to be a big 2023 tournament circuit. Below we take a look at some of the statistical standouts and while some of the 2027 graduates were young enough to play 12u baseball and did such, they were taken into consideration for the 12u All Tournament Team which is set to be released following this. Several teams took home some serious hardware while other players made statements with MVP performances, either with the stick or on the mound. 

In total, between the first and second teams of hitters and pitchers, 14 players participated in the 2022 13u Select Festival while several others earned invites and put together loud performances at the 2022 13u National Showcase. Leading the way in terms of All-Tournament Team selections were Evan Stramanak (Florida) and Matthew Kelley (California) as both earned the honor an remarkable 20 times each with Stramanak winning MVP honors at the 13u BCS this summer after a ridiculous and Kelley hitting .416 on the year with 91 stolen bags. Between the two teams offensively, 25 players recorded double-digit All-Tournament Team honors. On the mound a pair of left-handers sat atop the ATT list as both Colton Christman, who led the group with 112 strikeouts, and Leo Reina, who struck out 82 in 66 innings pitched, each claimed the honor 15 times apiece.



That said, it's the left-handed hitting catcher out of Florida, Evan Stramanak who is tabbed as the 13u Tournament Player of the Year after an eye-opening slash line of 0.461/0.566/0.720 with an OPS 1.285 over nearly 300 plate appearances. Not only did he show no fear in playing, he consistently performed as the numbers suggest with his stats across the board (20 doubles, 11 triples, 6 home runs and 88 RBI) ranking amongst the best on the first team, proving a level of consistency in his game. 

The Pitcher of Year award was just as difficult given to decide upon and could've gone a variety of ways given the numbers put up by some of the arms, but ultimately left-hander Brent Frosch of Texas takes hardware. Frosch's strikeout numbers are amongst, if not the best in this project as he average just over 2 strikeouts-per-inning while maintaining a 1.240 WHIP while allowing just 19 hits over 40 1/3 innings pitched. The 5-foot-10 southpaw bumped into the low-80s with his fastball and though he may not light up the radar guns just yet, he's proven he knows how to pitch, mix and match, and most importantly, collect outs. On top of what he did on the mound Frosch also earned First Team honors for his offense as he hit .472 on the year with 13 doubles and a 1.236 OPS. 

First Team Hitters

Pos. Player State Team PA H 2B 3B HR RBI SB AVG OPS ATT
C Will Brick TN EBC 180 78 27 8 5 81 15 0.549 1.586 14
C Evan Stramanak FL Parkland Pokers 297 107 20 11 6 88 42 0.461 1.285 20
C Cole Crawford GA ECB Astros 141 41 13 0 8 47 15 0.390 1.278 13
1B Ryan Yormack NY Stick Northeast 14u National 167 62 10 2 8 54 19 0.484 1.386 12
1B Logan Schmidt CA BPA 200 65 9 2 1 61 15 0.430 1.101 9
MIF Chase Fuller FL FL Dodgers 233 60 12 9 8 60 43 0.370 1.249 13
MIF Carson (Bear) Calvo CA MVP Hustle Prieto 164 59 16 2 5 59 24 0.454 1.284 8
MIF Matthew Kelley CA ZT Prospects 335 109 28 8 0 78 91 0.416 1.124 20
MIF Aiden Scout Escobedo CA TC Titans-Madrigal 191 79 19 3 3 33 8 0.465 1.188 11
MIF Eli Bagley MS EBC 176 69 18 10 0 39 33 0.486 1.333 14
MIF Connor Greb AL Canes SE Scout 175 70 13 2 1 61 30 0.490 1.189 14
3B Chris Gonzales TX Texas Banditos Black 13u 229 74 22 5 10 78 15 0.443 1.404 12
3B Jake Carruthers FL TBT Ballers 210 73 12 6 7 60 27 0.435 1.240 12
OF Diego Rodriguez FL Base Eleven 258 73 9 20 2 61 50 0.386 1.227 18
OF Aiden DeLeon TX Texas Banditos Black 13u 241 100 14 6 6 56 45 0.485 1.235 16
OF Jake Sedmack FL Padres Scout Team 121 47 13 6 3 34 18 0.475 1.388 8
OF Stephen Bobo TN East Coast Sox 112 46 6 7 5 31 22 0.523 1.545 8
OF Dominic Giametta Iii TX Fort Bend Bombers 154 59 15 2 3 49 25 0.472 1.261 9
UTL Zachary Tavarez FL V.S.A All Florida/TBT Ballers 223 61 9 2 3 64 35 0.372 1.040 13
UTL Brent Frosch TX Kings Gonzalez 131 50 13 3 1 43 10 0.472 1.236 9

First Team Pitchers

Pos. Player State Travel Team IP H SO WHIP ATT
RHP Alan Smith FL FL Dodgers 76.2 51 80 0.975 12
RHP Brant Bivens FL FL Dodgers 54.1 37 58 0.883 12
LHP Brent Frosch TX Twelve Baseball 40.1 19 85 1.240 11
LHP Colton Christman CA Canes West 70 54 112 2.018 15
LHP Gabriel Norman FL FTB Philles ST 43.2 19 82 1.318 10
RHP Grant Sperandio TX Texas Twelve/Padres ST 32 23 51 1.313 6
RHP Hayes Maginnis GA ECB Astros 42 29 47 1.048 11
RHP John Berg CA Legacy Baseball Group 52.2 53 62 1.215 10
RHP Julian Suarez TX Texas Twelve 41.1 28 42 0.895 8
RHP Kaiden McCarthy VT Allstars Academy 40 21 64 1.150 6
RHP Leo Reina FL R3 66 40 82 1.127 15
RHP Lincoln Barton GA ECB Astros 55.2 39 54 0.862 13
LHP Logan Schmidt CA BPA 52 26 73 1.261 9
LHP Luke Armijo CA MVP Hustle 63.1 58 90 1.591 13
UTL Zachary Tavarez FL V.S.A. All Florida/TBT Ballers 60.1 50 77 1.117 13

Second Team Hitters

Pos. Player State Team PA H 2B 3B HR RBI SB AVG OPS ATT
C Eddie Peterson NV Rawlings Tigers 156 57 22 3 1 64 15 0.532 1.32 10
C Blake Lundy TN Team Elite 178 56 13 4 3 49 18 0.376 1.049 10
C Christopher Wall FL Canes National 184 60 16 5 0 44 12 0.458 1.254 11
1B Austin Neese GA ECB Astros 168 59 20 2 2 54 13 0.472 1.301 11
1B Sammy Echeverry FL FTB 235 81 25 3 0 66 9 0.445 1.164 17
MIF Dylan Bright CA Cali National 169 58 20 2 2 51 16 0.406 1.107 12
MIF Marc Ascencio FL Clutch Elite 225 64 21 4 1 42 33 0.354 0.993 12
MIF Andrew Jimenez CA TC Titans 187 64 12 4 5 34 16 0.403 1.099 13
MIF Pablo Jose Martinez DR Clutch Elite 131 51 8 2 1 25 28 0.505 1.264 5
MIF Carter Hadnot CA ZT Elite 249 62 11 7 2 41 42 0.330 0.983 7
MIF Harry Chubb Jones Jr. GA Canes Southeast 128 42 8 4 2 35 21 0.447 1.267 10
3B Jordan Albarado TX LBC National 158 50 13 5 1 56 14 0.427 1.200 12
3B Miguel Roa FL TBT Ballers 275 100 24 9 3 77 13 0.427 1.151 16
OF Joshua Priest CA ZT Elite 94 35 9 3 4 31 14 0.461 1.369 5
OF Caden Dawson GA ECB Astros 160 44 9 1 2 40 42 0.389 1.102 12
OF Enrique (Max) Lopez CA ZT Prospects 158 45 13 2 1 38 17 0.352 0.964 8
OF Jordin Griffin MS USA Prime National 152 38 3 6 1 18 31 0.380 1.146 7
OF Bek Ramer TN Knights Baseball 119 44 9 4 0 37 19 0.444 1.154 7
UTL Maddux Lessard WI USA Prime National 171 50 13 4 3 39 15 0.368 1.074 4
UTL Derek Yormack NY Stick Northeast National 153 57 12 3 5 67 20 0.523 1.466 9

Second Team Pitchers

Pos. Player State Travel Team IP H SO WHIP ATT
RHP Aiden Echavarria CA Canes West 51.1 53 55 1.193 9
RHP Alian Martinez PR FTB Phillies 17.1 15 33 1.154 2
RHP Andy Espinoza FL V.S.A All Florida/Wow Factor Scout 44.2 23 71 1.34 8
RHP Brenly Oaks TX Wildcatters 45 53 64 1.521 8
RHP Cullen Weller LA USA Prime National 39 28 50 1.128 5
RHP Ethan Gilchrist NC TPA Nationals 47.2 24 53 0.986 9
RHP Gavin Knox VA Stars Baseball Colangelo/ZT National 17.2 10 20 0.736 3
RHP Isaac Trencher TX Edge Baseball 66 45 96 1.242 10
RHP J.D. James FL Kangaroo Court Roos 46 27 49 1.087 10
LHP Nathaniel Fuller NY East Coast Ghost 21 14 51 1.364 7
LHP Preston Matricardi FL FL Dodgers 33 19 44 1.606 8
RHP Robert "Bobby" Drexler NE KY Prospects 30.2 15 40 0.848 6
RHP Ryder Cielen CA TC-Titans 44.1 37 53 1.241 7
LHP Wilson Shaw FL Kangaroo Court Roos 61 64 76 1.563 10
UTL Derek Yormack NY Stick Northeast National 32.2 21 50 1.061 9


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