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Tournaments  | Story | 6/13/2024

UBC West Team Preview: Part 2

UBC West Team Preview: Part 1

Alpha Baseball

From San Rafael, CA, the Alpha Baseball organization comes to Irvine for the UBC West. Founded in 2019, it’s been this organization's mission to be one of the best of the highest level and do so with the heart of a real team. Following those goals they’ve managed to have over 70 Division I commits and plenty of tournament wins. In their run with Perfect game, they’ve tallied 36 top three finishes. In their history, and to show the talent this club represents, many of their commits have gone to Stanford, Oregon State, California Berkley, Santa Clara, and UC Santa Barbara. In this event, the Alpha Prime 14U and 15U teams will be representing the ball club in Cali. With well built players and team leaders in hitting and ERA, Landon King and Landon Miller to led the way for the 14U team. Ranked No. 20 last season, the 15U team has a chance to win a championship title with Perfect Game to add to the organization's 19. 
 
Garciaparra Baseball Group  

The Garciaparra Baseball Group, founded by Michael Garciaparra, will have their GBG National 2027/2028 team from Manhattan Beach, CA compete in the Ultimate Baseball Championship this weekend. This organization has teams from around the West but most originate from towns located within California. Established in 2013, this organization has grown into 58 total teams. In that time they had 1100+ college commits, 169 drafted players, and 25 MLB players. Through Perfect Game their players have won 84 MVPs, 62 MVPitchers, and have 253 Top Three finishes including 83 championships. GBG also has eight National titles and four teams ranked in the top 12 in the nation by Perfect Game with two in the top six. With plenty of experience, this organization is not shy of some heavy competition going into the UBC. 



Hawaii Elite 2G Baseball Club

Different Hawaii Elite 2G National teams will be competing in the Ultimate Baseball Championship at the ages of 14U and 15U. Formed in Honolulu, HI, this organization has eight teams with a total of 13 championships, five runner-up titles, seven third place titles, 54 college commitments, and two draft players. Those two players were Arizona Diamondback draft pick Aiva Arquette and Texas Rangers draft pick Elijah Ickes. They also collected 12 MVPs and eight MVPitchers awards across their ball club with Perfect Game. In this upcoming tournament, they have one nationally ranked team. Their 14U club is also competing and are ranked No. 21 in their west region. 
 
Trosky National 

Trosky Baseball Organization is considered one of the baseball world's best academies for developing infield players, led by mastermind and coach Nate Trosky. It is Coach Troskey’s mission and goal as an organization to make their players the best they possibly can be, learning both physical and mental tools. Coming up for the Ultimate Baseball Championships, their 14u Trosky National team will compete in the event for a chance at the championship title and to demonstrate what their best can be. In this organization's history of around 30 years, they’ve compiled 650+ college commitments and 150+ MLB draft picks. With Perfect Game, they’ve placed in the top three 77 times among their 15 teams and 17 of those were first place titles. This Trosky National 14u team currently has a 10-3-1 overall record and will be going into their fourth tournament in 2024 and their 15U team is also very promising ranked first in their regiona and an honorable mention nationally. 

Canes West 2028 Signature 

Canes West club will send down the Canes West 2027 and 2028 Signature, one of their best teams in the West out of their 35 in total, to represent them in the UBC. With over 250 committed players, the Canes West team stands tall as one of the top youth travel baseball clubs. But that’s just in the West, Canes Baseball organization altogether have over 15 years of experience producing 50 current or former MLB players, 20 1st round draft picks and 3,750 college commits. Going back to Canes West, they’ve placed in the top three or higher on the podium in 161 different events with lots of talent to watch as they’ve had 88 MVP and MVPitchers in counting. To highlight the Canes West 2028 Signature team, so far this year they’re 25-15-1 after their recent showing in the Memorial Day Classic where they reached the semifinals. There’s no doubt this club has a great chance to take the crown in Irvine, CA, their hometown. 
 
NorCal U 2028

NorCal Baseball is a club that has been following the same motto since 1992, creating an environment for athletes to reach their dreams as professional players by doing it “the right way.” Building good character and teams that’s bigger than just baseball. Some of their talents have committed to places such as LSU, Oregon and Oregon State.  They’ve had players go on to play in the Majors. Under Perfect Game, this club has 10 total teams with 28 top three finishes. Coming from Tracy, California, the NorCal U 2027 and 2028 teams hope to show the quality of a good player and take the first place title with them in the Ultimate Baseball Championships to start their participation in 2024 starting at a blank slate with a 0-0-0 record.

Tournaments | Story | 10/14/2026

Beast of the East Scout Notes

Perfect Game Staff
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‘31 Ryan Spann (GA) obliterates this ball for a solo HR 💣. Ball jumps off barrel & shows the juice and & PS impact. 3x @PGSelectFest alum. #BeastOfTheEast @PG_Georgia https://t.co/TgVGPfDRYc — Perfect Game Youth (@PGYouthBB) October 10, 2026 Ryan Spann (2031, Warner Robins, Ga.) took home MVP honors after a standout weekend and finishing as the number one player on the top performers list. The top player from Georgia and number two player in the country led all performers in home runs (2) and tallied 7 RBIs on his way to a .400 average. The overall profile on Spann is super advanced for the age with electric offensive upside and one of if not the prettiest swing in the class. This will be a fun follow for years to come and I am all in. Carlo Rivero (2031, Apopka, Fla.) checks in as the number one overall player in the class and it’s easy to see why at...
Press Release | Press Release | 10/14/2026

Perfect Game Extends Turtlebox Deal

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  667 Progress Way | Sanford, FL 32771 | 319-298-2923 www.perfectgame.org | facebook.com/perfectgameusa | @PerfectGameUSA     FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   PERFECT GAME EXTENDS PARTNERSHIP WITH TURTLEBOX AS OFFICIAL BLUETOOTH SPEAKER AND AUDIO PROVIDER   Sanford, Florida (Wednesday, October 14, 2026) - Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball platform and scouting service, today announced that Turtlebox has extended its partnership as the Official Bluetooth Speaker and Audio Provider of Perfect Game. The relationship, which began in 2023, expands to include original content, player recognition and a larger presence at Perfect Game's marquee events. At the center of the extension is "Turtlebox Cage Sessions," a new series produced and distributed by Perfect Game across all its social media platforms. The 12 short-form episodes will feature...
Tournaments | Story | 10/13/2026

East Cobb/Padres Explode Late for Jupiter Win

Hannah Jo Groves
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East Cobb/SD Padres ST Explode Late for WWBA Worlds Win A hard-fought, crazy ending resulted in the East Cobb/SD Padres scout team coming back and winning the 2026 PG WWBA World Championship over the SBA/Marlins Scout Team 2028. The score was 8-7 after the championship was won with a walk-off balk. After going against some of the most talented, highly-ranked players in the country for the past couple days, it was finally time for the championship game at Roger Dean Complex Stadium in Jupiter, FL. The WWBA World Championship, or, as it’s more commonly and lovingly referred to as, “Jupiter,” has become a favorite for all who have been part of its iconic, golf-cart infested, electric atmosphere. This championship game was sure to entertain. The first two innings were scoreless for both teams as they got settled. Both defenses were making plays - SBA/Marlins executed a...
Tournaments | Story | 10/12/2026

WWBA Freshman Scout Notes: Day 4

Marcus Thomas
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WWBA Freshman Scout Notes: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 James Watson (2030, Canton, Ga.) showed the two-way upside to start bracket play for East Cobb Astros 15u. On the mound the right-handed pitcher went three innings and with three strikeouts and spread five hits and two walks for three runs. Watson works from a hybrid windup from the middle-of-the-rubber into a small heel-turn and an around-the-belt leg lift before using drop-and-drive back leg mechanics into a longer, in-line stride down the mound. Showed some feel to get extension down the mound. The hands separate into a moderate arm action before accelerating through from an over-the-top arm angle. The fastball ran up to 86 with arm-side run and life. Paired it with a curveball with 11-5 shape and solid two-plane break. Mixed in a change-up in the upper- 70s with some vertical depth. Competed at the top of the zone well. Athletic...
Tournaments | Story | 10/12/2026

WWBA World Champ. Scout Notes: Day 4

AJ Denny
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WWBA World Championship Notes: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 ‘27 Mark Susa (WI) picked up 3 Ks thru 2 inn of work. 4SFB topped at 90 mph early on; 2S lived 85-86 w/ good run & sink down in the zone. Spun a 2600 rpm SLV w/ sharp traits (clip). Got up to 7’1” of extension. 6’4/200lb frame w/ more to come. #IUBase #WWBAWorlds @PG_WiscMinn https://t.co/uXfjVSSSZF — Perfect Game Scout (@PG_Scouting) October 11, 2026 Mark Susa (2027, Hudson, Wisc.) put together a quality outing on Sunday, striking out three batters over 2.1 innings of work. The 6-foot-4 200-pound left-hander ran his fastball up to 90 mph, pairing it with a two-seamer that lived in the 85-86 mph range with heavy sink and arm-side run. He also showed great feel for spinning and locating his slurvy breaking ball, which read spin up to 2600 rpm. Susa utilizes his length to his advantage, creating...
Tournaments | Story | 10/11/2026

WWBA World Champ. Scout Notes: Day 3

Kyler Peterson
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WWBA World Championship Notes: Day 1 | Day 2 ‘28 Alan Zimmerman (FL) racked up 5 Ks w/ just 1 H allowed thru 3 shutout frames. Lived 89-90 T91 w/ lots of life thru the zone & some ASR. Dropped in a 12/6 breaker for Ks (clip). Projectable 6’3” mold. #Uncommitted @PG_Uncommitted #WWBAWorlds @Florida_PG https://t.co/KTDFpGK49y — Perfect Game Scout (@PG_Scouting) October 10, 2026 Alan Zimmerman (2028, Winter Garden, Fla.) was dominant in his start on Saturday, collecting five strikeouts through three shutout innings while allowing just one hit. The uncommitted 6-foot-3 right-hander showed out in front of a lot of scouts, running his fastball up to 91 mph. The heater plays up with lots of life through the zone and short arm-side run. Zimmerman sat comfortably in the 88-90 mph range, pairing his fastball with a late-acting 12/6 curveball that was landed...
Tournaments | Story | 10/11/2026

WWBA Freshman Scout Notes: Day 3

Jheremy Brown
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WWBA Freshman Scout Notes: Day 1 | Day 2 Carson Garzaniti (2029, Jupiter, Fla.) showed the barrel feel all game for West Boynton Cobras. The right-handed hitter starts from a spread stance with his weight shifted forward and in-line feet with a high handset and an even back elbow, utilizes a heel lift weight transfer trigger. Creates some separation in the back shoulder and uncoils the lower half with a short, direct hand path and extension out front from a slightly uphill bat plane. Good bat speed in the swing with some feel to impact. The catcher has shown the barrel accuracy all event with three hits, including a double and triple, to drive in four RBI and has come around to score five runs. Lean, athletic 5-foot-11, 170-pound frame with feel to generate power working ground up from the back leg. Exciting player that has been swinging a hot stick through pool play.  ...
Tournaments | Story | 10/10/2026

WWBA World Champ. Scout Notes: Day 2

Perfect Game Staff
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WWBA World Championship Notes: Day 1 ‘27 C Joshua Digulio (TX) opened the morning in Cacti Park with a bang. In his first at-bat of the morning, Digulio crushed an 0-2 fastball. The right-handed hitter powered a fly-ball through the Florida morning humidity off the back wall of the left field bullpen for a no-doubt solo shot. Everybody in the stadium knew it was gone as soon as he made contact. The catcher also worked a walk in his only other plate appearance. His home run was the only hit in the game, providing Texas Brigade 2027 a 1-0 win.  ‘27 MIF Xavier Martin (IL) woke up the stadium with an electric swing. The right-handed hitter was sitting dead-red on a 2-0 heater, got it, and torched it. Martin scorched a line drive all the way over the left field bullpen, as the ball cleared a near 20-foot wall and bounced onto the concourse. It was a two-run shot for the...
Softball | Softball Tournament | 10/9/2026

PG Softball Illinois Scouting Showcase Series 18U Division

Erica Beach
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PG Softball Illinois Scouting Showcase Series 18U Division Oct 3-4 Peoria, IL PEORIA, IL- It was a phenomenal weekend for softball as six teams from three different states gathered at the Louisville Slugger Sports Complex in Peoria, Illinois for the 2026 PG Softball Illinois Scouting Showcase Series 18U Division. The competition was fierce from the first pitch to the final out, making for an action-packed slate of games. Our scouts were treated to an incredible display of talent and athleticism throughout the event, and below are the standout players who truly caught our eye. Joharah Boze (2027, Chillicothe, IL) of the Indiana Magic 18U Lewellen hit an astounding .778 on the weekend. She finished the tournament with four singles, three doubles, two walks, three runs scored, and four RBIs, proving to be the pillar of consistency for her squad. Featuring an athletic stance and a balanced...
Tournaments | Story | 10/10/2026

WWBA Freshman Scout Notes: Day 2

Perfect Game Staff
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WWBA Freshman Scout Notes: Day 1 ’30 RHP/OF Amir Kriz-Hopkins (VA) couldn’t be touched, striking out all six batters he faced over 2 IP. Tall, projectable frame w/ a quick, loose arm. FB worked 87-91 mph w/ ASR & the SL missed bats w/ late break at 76-79. #SelectFest alum. #WWBAWorlds @PG_VirginiaWV https://t.co/mN4H64aLgo — Perfect Game Scout (@PG_Scouting) October 9, 2026 Amir Kriz-Hopkins (2030, Chesapeake, Va.) of SBA Bolts National 15U was lights out on the mound, striking out all six batters he faced over two innings before adding a double offensively. The right-hander has a tall, projectable frame with a quick, loose arm and worked his fastball up to 91 mph with arm-side run. Kriz-Hopkins paired the fastball with a sharp slider at 76-79 mph that generated swings and miss, showing his ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball.   ’30...
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