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Tournaments  | Story | 7/15/2003

Scores/Capsules from WWBA Junior Division Play, July 15

East Cobb Giants 4, Central Florida Raiders 3 RHP Zach Meade (’05,Harrison HS, Kennesaw, GA) carried a no-hitter into the 5th inning and finished with a complete game 4-hitter to lead the East Cobb Giants to a 4-2 victory over the Central Florida Raiders. The Raiders, who just finished another tournament late Sunday night, were missing players and got off to a predictable slow start in the 9:00 am game. Meade retired the first 11 Raiders hitters with little trouble before a 4th inning walk. The Giants scored a run in the first inning when SS Brenton Cianci (Riverwood HS, Atlanta) singled and came all the way around on Central Florida wild pitches and passed balls. East Cobb added 2 runs in the second on an Rbi single by LF Anthony Fusco (’05, Lassiter HS, Marietta, GA) and a bases loaded squeeze by CF Chris House (’05, Pope HS, Marietta, GA). LHP Shawn Newman (’05, Bartram Trail HS, Oviedo, FL) pitched the last 5 innings for Central Florida, hold East Cobb to 1 run. Colombia Angels 10, All Star Baseball Academy 1 The Columbia Angels opened up the tournament with a convincing 10-1 victory over All Star Baseball Academy in a 5 inning run rule game. SS Cat Everett (’04, Lamar HS, Houston, TX) led the Angels attack with 3 hits and 3 Rbi’s. C Steve Sickman had 2 hits, including a 2-run single in the Angels 5 run 3rd inning. RHP Owen Brolsma (’03) through a complete game for the Angels, scattering 3 hits. Knoxville Yard 6, Bama Bombers 04’s 3 The Knoxville Yard, with virtually the same roster that went into the medal round of the WWBA Senior Division championships the previous week as the #4 overall seed, opened the Junior Division with a 6-3 win over the Bama Bombers ‘04’s. The Yard benefited from a balanced offensive attack. The top 2 hitters in the lineup, 2B Alex Sink (’04, Ragsdale HS, Jamestown, SC) and SS Cale Iorg (’04, Karns HS, Knoxville, TN) each reached 3 times on 2 singles and a walk. 1B Travis High (Wesleyan Christian Academy, Kernersville, NC) had a double and single and 2 Rbi’s. RHP Dontavious McDowell (’04, The Tucker School, Atlanta) got the win with 3 innings of 1-hit, 7 strikeout relief. The Bombers scored 3 runs early with the help of Knoxville walks. RF Chris Wiley (’05, Hartselle HS, AL) had 3 singles for the Bombers but was stranded on base twice and thrown out at the plate the other time. East Cobb A’s 16’s 7, Roswell Redwings 3 C Tom Hatcher (’05, Roswell HS, GA) paced the East Cobb A’s 16’s to a 7-3 victory over the Roswell Redwings with a run scoring single and a 2 run double during the A’s twin 3 run innings. 2B Nick Wenderoth (’05, Walton HS, Marietta, GA) had a single and triple for East Cobb and scored 2 runs, while RF Wyatt Aenchbacher also contributed 2 hits. RHP Dan Sanchez (’05, Westminster HS, Atlanta, GA) was the winning pitcher in a complete game 4-hitter. Roswell 3B Mitch Terry had a towering home run for the Redwings. Tallahassee Chiles 7, Texas Scout Team 0 RHP Jimmy Marshall (’05) threw a complete game 1-hitter with 11 strikeouts to pace the Tallahassee Chiles to a 7-0 victory over the Texas Scout Team. Marshall touched 91 mph early in the game and showed a sharp 78-81 mph slider as well. Texas’ only hit was a single by 1B Mike Hancock (’05, Stony Point HS, Round Rock, TX) in the 2nd inning and he was quickly erased by a double play. Marshall walked 3 hitters. The Chiles bats started slowly but they rebounded for 3 runs in the 5th inning and 4 in the 7th to put the game away. Marshall contributed a 2 run double in the 5th inning. Beaumont Explosion 3, Georgia Pirates 0 The first 3 Beaumont hitters scored in the top of the 1st inning and the Explosion made those runs stand up for a 3-0 victory over the Georgia Pirates. CF Wrandell Taylor (’04, Ozen HS, Beaumont, TX) led off with a single, C Chris Anderson (’04, LaGrange HS, Lake Charles, LA) followed with a walk and RF Alex Dugas (’04, Kelly HS, Beaumont, TX) tacked on another single to load the bases. 3B Brandon Hall (’04, West Orange Stark HS, Orange, TX) and SS Dustin Hood (’05, Nederland HS, TX) followed with 2 more hits to account for the runs. 6-6, 180 LHP Justin Walker (’05, Nederland HS, TX) threw the shutout for the Explosion, allowing 6 hits but stranding 9 runners and striking out 8. LF Michael Lobacz (’05, Blessed Trinity HS, Acworth, GA) and 1B Trent Ross (’04, Harrison HS, Marietta, GA) had 2 hits apiece for the Pirates. NorCal ‘05’s 0, Team Ontario 0 RHP Eric Massingham (’05, DeLaSalle HS, Benicia, CA) of NorCal 05’s and LHP Dan Zehr (’04, John Ross CI, Guelph, ON) of Team Ontario both spun shutouts as the 2 teams settled for a 0-0 tie. The game barely lasted more than 1:20 but was called on the 7 inning limit. Massingham allowed only 2 hits and had more dominating stuff, but Zehn showed excellent command of 3 pitches on only allowed 4 hits. NorCal got 2 of those hits in the bottom of the 7th inning, including C Robby Alcombrack’s (’06, Nevada Union HS, Grass Valley, CA) second hit of the game, but was unable to push the winning run arcross. ABD Bulldogs 7, Georgia Fight’n Squirrels 1 6-7, 235 RHP Mark Wyner (’04, Norwalk HS, CT) retired the last 14 hitters he faced in working 6 shutout innings, leading ABD Bulldogs to a 7-1 victory over the Georgia Fight’n Squirrels. Wyner pitched consistently in the upper 80’s and didn’t walk a hitter. RF Landon Hernandez (’05, Desert Chapel HS, Cathedral City, CA) led the Bulldogs offense with 2 singles, a double and 2 Rbi’s but ABD generated most of their offense from walks and Fight’n Squirrels miscues. NorCal ‘04’s 5, Austin Baseball Club 0 RHP Brad Bergeson (’04, Foothill HS, Dublin, CA) dominated the Austin Baseball Club for 5 innings with his 89-90 mph sinker, leading NorCal ‘04’s to a 5-0 win. Bergeson recorded 10 strikeouts and 4 groundouts in his 5 innings. RHP Andy Darnell (’04, Castro Valley HS, CA) pitched the last 2 innings, striking out 4. NorCal scored 3 runs in the first inning, with 1B Darren Gemoll’s Rbi single being the key hit. Darnell (triple) and 3B Beau Mills (’04, Golden West HS, Visalia, CA) with an Rbi double had the key hits in NorCal’s 2 run 5th inning. On Deck O’s 16’s 5, Ann Arbor Braves 1 2B Wes Borden (’05) laced 3 hits and knocked in 2 runs while RHP Alex Martin (’05) worked 6 strong innings to pace the On Deck O’s 16’s to a 5-1 win over the Ann Arbor Braves. CF Jonathan Ratledge (’05) had an Rbi double for the O’s. SS Zach Putnam (’05, Pioneer HS, Ann Arbor, MI) had 2 hits and drove in Ann Arbor’s lone run. Arlington Wizards 2, Ontario Blue Jays 2 Both teams pushed across runs in the 7th inning but neither the Arlington Wizards or Ontario Blue Jays could break the game open and settled for a 2-2 tie. 1B Ryan Fosbury (’04, Bishop Allen Academy, Toronto) singled home RF Matt Firth (’04, Notre Dame HS, Ajax, ON) with 2 outs in the top of the 7th inning to give Ontario the 2-1 lead. But Wizards LF David Armstrong (’04, Fort Worth Country Day, TX) led off the bottom of the inning with a triple and scored on a single by RHP Brian Sisk (’04, Henderson HS, TX). Sisk pitched 6 1/3 innings for the Wizards before being relieved by Armstrong. RHP Geoff Davidson (’04, St. Peters SS, Peterborough, ON) threw 5 innings for the Blue Jays. Top Tier 8, Dulin’s Dodgers 16’s 3 The top 3 hitters in the Top Tier order went a combined 7-11 as Top Tier rolled to a 8-3 victory over the Dulin’s Dodgers 16’s, 8-3. Leadoff hitter 2B Chris Rodriguez (’04, Marion Catholic HS, Olympia Fields, IL) had 2 singles and scored 2 runs. Second hole hitter CF Joe Dunigan collected a double, home run, bases loaded walk and 3 Rbi’s. Third spot hitter SS Mark Bennett (’04, Providence, HS, Palos Park IL) had 3 singles. RHP Gary Perinar (’04, Minooka HS, Shorewood, IL) pitched a complete game for Top Tier. RF John David Lawhorn (’05, Germantown, TN) had 2 hits for the

Tournaments | Championship | 7/20/2026

FTB National Completes Elite Run

Kinley Kitchens
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Championships are never won in a single game. For FTB National 2027, this one has been in the making for years. An 8-0 victory over Team Elite 17U Scout capped off an unforgettable week at the 2026 Perfect Game 17U National Elite Championship, but according to those inside the dugout, the championship was a product of friendships formed long before the tournament ever began. FTB took their first national elite win in team history, giving one of the nation’s top 2027 teams an elite ending to their 17U summer. “This is a homegrown group,” head coach Will Haynie said. “This team has been together for the last four or five years, and I think a lot of them have been together since the Little League World Series when they were 12. It’s been fun, and a nice little cap off to their 17U summer, especially after winning a big event like this.” That chemistry...
Tournaments | Story | 7/20/2026

16u World Series Scout Notes: Days 3-4

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16u World Series Scout Notes: Days 1-2 Lucas Sullivan (2027, Winder, GA) absolutely shoved in the first round of the playoffs. He racked up a total of 13 strikeouts across his seven inning, complete game shutout performance. Sullivan worked three pitches for strikes with lots of comfort and only allowed two hits. Ran the fastball up to 86 and he got lots of swing and miss on the 11-5 curveball. Mixes speeds well and was electric to watch. Landon King (2028, San Mateo, CA) was just one of the best players on the field the first two rounds of the playoffs. Totaled four hits, two of those were for extra bases and scored three times. Has lightning quick hands in the left-handed batter's box and produced loud contact constantly. Top of the class barrel skills with twitch in the turn.  Jacob Piles (2028, Cape Coral, FL) is hitting an astounding .615 with a pair of doubles in the...
Tournaments | Story | 7/20/2026

15u WWBA Scout Notes: Day 3

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15u WWBA Scout Notes: Day 1 | Day 2 ‘29 RHP Bryson Auten (NJ) comes out throwing absolute flames to get out of a jam. Sitting 92-94 & does it with ease. Comes out of the hand well & challenging hitters with the FB. #WWBA @PGMidAtlantic pic.twitter.com/Tf18Rdk4mx — Perfect Game Scout (@PG_Scouting) July 19, 2026 Bryson Auten (2029, Flemington, N.J.) came in out of the bullpen in a brutal spot and recorded back-to-back strikeouts to get out of it. He would then register another pair of strikeouts in his second inning of work, ending the game going 1 2/3 innings with four strikeouts. The fastball was electric, working at 92-94 and does it super easy, coming out of the hand great. Command was excellent in this outing as well, throwing 70% strikes. It’s a power type arm with advanced arm talent for the age and any time you see 92-94 at a 15u event, it’s notable...
Tournaments | Championship | 7/20/2026

Legion Captures 16u WWBA West

Emily Hicks
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After five days of competitive baseball, Legion Baseball emerged as champions at the Perfect Game WWBA Championship, completing an impressive tournament run with a victory over ‘28 San DIego Ghost 10-3 in the championship game at Surprise Stadium.  The tournament brought together talented programs from across the West and beyond, with teams competing in the 15U and 16U divisions. Throughout the week, players showcased their skills in front of coaches, teammates, and families while battling through pool play and the championship bracket for the opportunity to hoist the trophy.  From the opening day of competition, Legion established itself as one of the tournament's top contenders. The club relied on hitting, quality pitching, and consistent defense to navigate a challenging field and earn its place in the championship game.  In the title matchup, Legion received key...
Draft | Story | 7/20/2026

2026 MLB Draft: Roster Challenge

Tyler Henninger
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With the 2026 MLB Draft complete, our own draft team put together a fun exercise. Using a snake style draft format, we each had to build a roster using players selected in the 2026 MLB Draft. There was one catch. Each team could select only one player from each of the first 10 rounds, plus one player from Rounds 11-20. You did not have to go in order of each round, meaning you could jump between rounds and pick which players you thought had the most value. Each team installed a different strategy, balancing between star power, positional value, and depth. You tell us, which team do you think has the most talent? Team Albee C: Vahn Lackey, Georgia Tech (1st rd) 1B: Will Adams, Hoover HS (11th rd) MIF: Cole Prosek, Magnolia Heights HS (2nd rd) MIF: Eric Guevara, Auburn (7th rd) 3B: Robert Omidi, Fieldhouse Pirates (8th rd) OF: Kevin Roberts Jr, Jackson Prep HS (4th rd) OF: Alex...
Press Release | Press Release | 7/20/2026

LGND Becomes Official Glove of PG

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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 PARTNERS WITH MLB SUPERSTAR MOOKIE BETTS, NAMING LGND OFFICIAL GLOVE OF PERFECT GAME   Partnership Officially Kicks Off with LGND Block Party on July 27 in Fullerton, California   Los Angeles, California (Monday, July 20, 2026) - Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball platform and scouting service, today announced a landmark partnership with Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star and 6-time Gold Glove Award winner Mookie Betts, naming recently-announced LGND Glove the Official Glove of Perfect Game. The collaboration establishes a first-of-its-kind relationship between baseball’s most influential amateur ecosystem and an active MLB superstar at the height of his career. The...
Tournaments | Story | 7/19/2026

17u WWBA North Champ. Scout Notes

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Ty Teske (2027, Merrill, WI) worked a complete-game seven-inning shutout while striking out 12 and never allowed the game to speed up on him. The fastball sat 79-81 and touched 83, consistently working to both sides of the plate and getting him into favorable counts. Repeats the delivery exceptionally well and maintained command throughout all seven innings. Mixed in a 69-71 curveball with depth that he showed confidence landing for strikes early or using to finish at-bats. Did an excellent job changing eye levels and preventing hitters from sitting on one pitch.   Landon Sanderson (2027, Lake Crystal, MN) attacked hitters with an 85-87 fastball that reached 89 and showed quality arm-side movement through the zone. The ball comes out with some jump and continued to play throughout the outing. Stayed on the attack from the first inning, consistently getting ahead and forcing...
Tournaments | Story | 7/19/2026

SW Select Champ. Loaded With Talent

Emily Hicks
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After the intense week of the WWBA Championship, another weekend of Perfect Game baseball is set with the Southwest Select Championship Tournament, with three days of competitive action. Taking place at Goodyear Ballpark, teams in the 15U, 16U, and 18U divisions will take the field looking to build momentum, showcase their talent, and compete for a championship against some of the top travel ball programs in the region. The tournament brings together teams from across the west, creating a competitive field filled with established organizations and rising clubs. Throughout pool play and the championship bracket, every game will present an opportunity for players to make an impact. The 15U division features a talented group of rising prospects eager to prove themselves against quality competition. As players continue to develop, this tournament provides another opportunity to gain valuable...
Tournaments | Story | 7/19/2026

16u World Series Scout Notes: Days 1-2

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Cal Pearson (2028, Marietta, GA) is a 6’1/175lb utility athlete who has performed from a couple different spots on day one. Pearson came in to relieve in the bottom of the fifth and filled up the strike zone with predominantly fastball. Stepped up for an at bat in the next inning and helped himself out by sending a 2-1 heater into left field for an rbi double. Following that he got back on the mound and delivered a scoreless inning to put the finishing touches on the save. Was up to 89 and showed a ton of 2-way ability.  Marcus Labouchere (2027, Powder Springs, GA) the Navy commit could not be stopped at the dish on day one going 2-2 with a double and an rbi. Opened up the game getting the barrel on a heater and smoking it into left for a single. After getting hit by pitch in the third, Labouchere lined another fastball into left field for an rbi double. Really gets deep into...
Tournaments | Story | 7/19/2026

Hoover Classic Scout Notes

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Hayes Leach (‘29 MS) has been a thrill to watch here in Hoover, now up to five hits in the tournament as we head into bracket. Serving as the leadoff man for East Coast Sox 2029 Marucci, he holds a really fun profile featuring excellent speed traits with feel to hit gap-to-gap. Often hits baseballs hard on the ground, giving him opportunities to beat throws out. Had three hits with 3 RBI in their 10-run comeback on Saturday. Number two outfielder in the state of Mississippi for class.   Enoch Carlise (‘27 TN) settling in on the bump. FB living in mid-80s featuring ASR coupled w/ low-70s BB. @PG_Tennessee || #HooverClassic pic.twitter.com/lxnHz22TFa — PG Deep South (@PG_DeepSouth) July 18, 2026 Enoch Carlise (‘27 TN) went the distance early Saturday morning for L.E.A.D. Ambassador Black Diamonds, tossing seven innings on just one walk and three hits allowed....
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