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Tournaments  | All-Tournament Team | 1/5/2026

12u All-Tourney Standout Performers

John McAdams
Photo: Jack Mattingly (Perfect Game)
The bar continues to rise each and every year, as the Perfect Game tournament platform adds new exciting locations, events and even refines existing ones. This year was no different, as players played in events hosted all over the country. Now, let’s get to the players as they also continue to up the ante every year with outstanding performances that leave many people in complete awe.

Please note that due to age of these players, we have decided to focus primarily on the statistics amassed in Perfect Game tournaments. Let’s talk about the numbers, as not one single player on the first team (Hitters) was below a .464 average, while that group hit an astounding 515 homers as a whole. Offensive Player of The Year Aaron Kim led the way with 31 All-Tournament selections with William Goodrich Jr. a close second with 30. In totality, a total of nine selections made the all-tournament team at a PG tournament at least 20 times. That being said, there was some outstanding performers that need to recognized amongst the group:




2025 12U Perfect Game All-Tourney Player of The Year: Jack Mattingly (KY)
Mattingly was a constant performer throughout the 2025 season, where he amassed obscene numbers in nearly every offensive category. He hit .620 (137 for 263) as part of an outstanding USA Prime 12U National squad that played in every one of the most competitive events Perfect Game hosts. Seventy of his hits went for extra-bases including 19 homers and he drove in 127 runs. Having seen Mattingly across a plethora of our events, let’s not forget his ability to change the game defensively as well. He provides positional versatility and his outstanding athleticism allows him to excel in a variety of positions on the diamond.


2025 12U Perfect Game All-Tourney Pitcher of The Year: Daylon McCants (FL)
McCants pitching statistics are insane when you consider the offensive fireworks that happen on the 50/70 diamond. He put together a truly special season on the bump, as the left-handed Florida native worked 40.1 innings including most of his innings being in our most competitive events. He allowed just twenty-nine hits, punched out fifty-six and worked to a 0.87 ERA. Truly remarkable numbers in-terms of pitching.


2025 12U Perfect Game All-Tourney Offensive Player of The Year: Aaron Kim (CA)
Kim literally put up video game numbers across the board in 2025, as the right-handed hitting Cali native accrued a truly ridiculous stat line. He amassed 212 hits across his 438 plate appearances. More than half of his hits went for extra-bases including an absolutely astounding 55 homers, while driving in 245 runs. He hit .575 for the season and just was about as consistent performer in Perfect Game tournaments that you can find.

First Team Hitters
Pos Name State PA H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB AVG OPS ATT
C/IF Jack Mattingly  KY  263 137 31 20 19 127 34 59 0.620 1.865 18
C Ayden Sellers  TX 200 94 16 12 12 94 21 39 0.540 1.577 14
INF/C Cristian Lobaina  FL 247 104 34 5 17 89 43 37 0.553 1.702 22
C William Goodrich Jr.  NV 374 174 48 12 19 137 40 61 0.537 1.526 30
CIF Aaron Kim CA  438 212 57 18 55 245 49 82 0.575 1.900 31
CIF Liam Patrick  GA 315 140 32 9 34 157 53 54 0.558 1.798 22
CIF Anthony Accurso NJ 218 102 26 8 19 103 32 30 0.576 1.782 15
CIF Ruben Elias  CA  323 128 37 6 22 135 33 30 0.464 1.408 23
CIF Matthew Negrete  CA 255 110 36 2 10 99 40 17 0.539 1.498 19
CIF Graham Sanders  TN 207 92 19 6 14 108 30 40 0.535 1.568 13
IF Jackson Nave  TN 222 95 26 5 18 90 33 45 0.543 1.679 15
IF Weston Rayburn  GA 171 81 17 6 20 86 19 32 0.551 1.761 15
IF Kristian Valadez  TX 268 96 12 7 34 122 66 69 0.487 1.757 18
IF Carlo Rivero  AZ 396 149 35 9 14 119 82 56 0.507 1.436 25
IF Keaton Nibert  TX 221 97 23 11 8 89 26 42 0.524 1.475 13
IF Bentley Piper  FL 322 123 30 24 25 107 45 59 0.469 1.620 21
INF Lucca Giano  CA 234 112 23 10 2 66 31 76 0.569 1.445 11
OF Joshua Park  CA 251 143 44 25 12 96 35 55 0.681 2.026 17
1B/OF Julian Arenas  NV 279 117 31 15 17 114 60 57 0.579 1.825 18
OF Hector Brito Garcia  CT 223 120 24 6 35 110 28 56 0.663 2.155 26
OF Hudson Roland  KY  274 99 25 9 17 85 57 69 0.485 1.551 16
OF Ethan Palacios  TX 338 118 28 16 9 89 68 85 0.456 1.360 24
OF Micah Mahfouz  MS 250 108 24 10 15 103 30 34 0.502 1.482 11
OF Brayden Nims  FL 200 82 22 7 19 86 26 35 0.491 1.617 12
OF Brayden Worthen  TX 288 113 27 11 29 99 49 90 0.500 1.691 17


Second Team Hitters
Pos Name State PA H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB AVG OPS ATT
C Brett Hamlin  FL 218 70 15 4 10 75 34 24 0.395 1.200 16
C Ryan Calderon  NY 154 69 10 2 21 70 20 35 0.531 1.720 12
C Blake Leal  CA  236 86 24 4 18 83 34 38 0.453 1.458 14
C Jace Winston  NC 170 67 12 10 15 71 35 35 0.528 1.775 9
C Gavin Mason  NJ 91 41 13 1 16 61 14 18 0.554 2.032 7
C Levi Rose  AL 223 73 12 4 18 70 40 40 0.424 1.389 11
CIF Allen Yoo WA 127 50 13 7 8 47 19 17 0.495 1.583 6
CIF Declan Williams  TN 217 85 15 8 16 75 26 31 0.491 1.544 14
CIF Lucas Litton  NJ 195 85 12 8 18 75 35 34 0.541 1.689 13
CIF Kaiden Rogalewski  TX 285 114 20 8 21 82 54 68 0.535 1.654 22
CIF Colton Anderson FL 329 132 35 5 16 129 50 26 0.498 1.425 25
IF Jayden Portes  FL 224 74 19 4 23 99 35 18 0.438 1.548 13
IF Ryan Etheredge  AL 174 72 17 8 14 74 17 30 0.465 1.466 12
IF Cooper Ooten GA 188 73 21 4 17 86 38 45 0.537 1.739 15
IF Fielder Grebert  AR 199 72 11 9 12 69 45 48 0.511 1.620 13
IF Cash Tellez  CA  274 108 28 13 5 91 41 34 0.470 1.317 18
IF Mylo Leyja  TX 220 79 25 5 14 92 30 59 0.441 1.395 12
IF Jack Sutter  WA 194 64 12 10 6 58 31 19 0.405 1.232 9
IF King James  OH 170 73 18 7 14 72 25 33 0.529 1.665 16
IF Reydan Salas  TX 290 93 24 12 17 101 70 81 0.451 1.535 22
IF Carlos Marrero  DOM 79 36 13 3 6 37 23 27 0.706 2.229 4
OF Ronan Bobiles  CAN 164 63 16 5 3 43 31 33 0.525 1.433 9
OF Ryan Spann  GA 203 69 16 6 14 71 57 87 0.519 1.708 10
OF Chayse Frierson  LA 162 69 19 7 16 67 28 50 0.543 1.819 9
OF Angel Garcia  DOM 88 37 10 7 4 31 6 16 0.481 1.494 5
OF Tyler Bellush  SC 182 74 16 6 13 82 46 29 0.556 1.725 10
OF Daylon McCants  FL 174 77 17 9 7 37 31 75 0.570 1.638 11
OF Adam Bean  CA  161 65 16 7 15 49 29 31 0.528 1.778 9
C/OF Angel Gomez  FL 216 73 14 4 13 77 42 32 0.453 1.402 15
OF/INF Leo Calhoon  AR 178 57 14 5 17 76 30 21 0.401 1.438 8
OF Matthew Scott  NV 251 92 19 11 8 68 58 69 0.505 1.496 21
OF Jameson Strong  GA 233 90 16 8 15 70 47 105 0.517 1.570 18


First Team Pitchers
POS Name  State  IP Hits SO WHIP ATT
RHP Ruben Elias  CA 74 50 134 1.49 23
RHP Ethan Palacios  TX 59.1 51 68 1.40 24
LHP Daylon McCants  FL 40.1 29 56 1.04 11
RHP Reydan Salas  TX 88.2 96 130 1.46 22
RHP Keaton Nibert  TX 68.1 81 99 1.48 13
RHP Anthony Syla  FL 59 41 94 1.34 11
LHP Hudson Bills  CA 30.1 15 73 1.25 11
RHP Matthew Brandon  TX 53.1 39 69 1.01 17
RHP Ishmael Valdez  AZ 59.2 56 80 1.32 18
RHP David Murillo  NC 59.2 33 107 1.36 11
RHP Mason Smith  TN 62.2 54 95 1.21 11
RHP Eduardo Escapita  TX 39.1 26 71 1.27 8
RHP Kai Kusano  CA 69 67 108 1.22 10
RHP Lucas Diaz  FL 42.2 37 66 1.48 11
LHP Jack Henson  NC 47.1 36 63 1.33 13
RHP Gavin Jordan  NC 43.1 23 39 0.83 7
RHP Miguel Castaneda  TX 59 62 87 1.34 12
LHP Slade Skinner  GA 37.1 23 48 1.26 10
RHP Anthony Accurso  NJ 67.1 64 111 1.29 15


Second Team Pitchers
POS Name  State  IP Hits SO WHIP ATT
RHP Dariell Victorino NJ 55.1 48 86 1.55 13
LHP Khaleb Royster  CA 42 42 57 1.55 18
LHP Tripp Gill  GA 46.2 51 51 1.56 14
LHP Frankie Trejo  CA 52.2 48 100 1.67 19
RHP Ivan Coronado  TX 63.1 60 54 1.53 13
RHP Joshua Churchill  TX 47 46 64 1.55 13
LHP Colter Crewse  AZ 57.2 57 91 1.54 13
RHP Bryce Ransom  NC 72.2 64 109 1.60 12
RHP Hudson Lann  MO 83.2 91 146 1.52 13
RHP Cason Pickett  GA 86.2 81 130 1.64 16
RHP Joshua Park  CA 20.2 18 34 1.31 17
RHP Titus Solis  TX 44 37 56 1.52 12
RHP Bryant Rodriguez  WA 24.1 21 37 1.03 6
RHP Roman Reier MA 67 46 118 1.51 7
RHP Dino Panza  MA 60.1 51 83 1.14 4
RHP Allen Yoo WA 27 23 53 1.15 6
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