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PG National Top Players & College Commitments

Here is a list of some of the top players from the PG National held last June at Tropicana Field in St Petersburg, Florida and their school commitments.

This is just a partial list, there are others who have signed or will sign with top colleges. As you can see from the list below, the Tropicana event was loaded with many of the nations top prospects. Some of these players will be selected very early in the June major league draft. Several "top 25" college coaches and major league scouting directors told us that this event was the best showcase they had ever seen. Not included are three players from Venezuela who have since signed with major league clubs.

The first five have not committed yet and they are all top draft prospects.

First Last Pos Ht Wt High School Hometown College

Denard Span OF 6'1 175 Hillsborough Tampa, FL
Wardell Starling OF/P 6'4 200 Elkins Missouri City, TX
Steven Doetsch OF 6'2 180 Dunedin St. Petersburg, FL
Brian Doparik OF/1B 6'5 220 Dunedin Crystal Beach, FL
Camillo Vazquez P/OF 5'11 170 Hialeah Hialeah, FL

Name First Pos Ht Wt High School Hometown College
Scott Kazmir LHP 6'0 170 CY Falls Houston, TX Texas
BJ Upton SS 6'2 170 Greenbriar Chesapeake, VA Florida St
Sergio Santos SS 6'3 190 Mater Dei Hacienda Heights, CA Southern Cal
Christian Madson RHP 6'8 225 Bloomingdale Valrico, FL Florida
Jeff Clement C 6'1 190 Marshalltown Marshalltown, IA Southern Cal
Chris Gruler RHP 6'3 200 Liberty Brentwood, CA Arizona St
Micah Schilling INF 6'0 185 Silliman Clinton, LA LSU
Tom Wilhelmsen RHP 6'5 210 Tucson Tucson, AZ Arizona St
Kevin Jepson RHP 6'2 195 Bishop Manogue Sparks, NV Nevada
Adam Elliott RHP 6'2 205 Clayton Valley Concord, CA UNLV
Scott Moore SS 6'2 170 Cypress Cypress, CA Cal St Fullerton
Clint Everts SS/P 6'2 170 CY Falls Cypress, TX Baylor
Justin Gee RHP 6'4 200 Sarasota Sarasota, FL LSU
Zack Greinke P/3B 6'2 185 Apopka Orlando, FL Clemson
Nicholas Starnes RHP 6'2 165 Graham Haw River, NC UNC Greensboro
Prince Fielder 1B 6'0 240 Eau Galle Melbourne, FL Arizona St
John Mayberry OF/1B 6'4 195 Rockhurst Overland Park, KS Stanford
Cory Shafer OF/1B 6'3 210 Choctaw Choctaw, OK Oklahoma
Eddy Martinez-Esteve OF 6'2 185 Westminster Miami, FL Florida St
Mark Sauls P/3B 6'3 210 Bay Panama City, FL Florida St
Jensen Lewis RHP 6'2 180 Anderson Cincinnati, OH Vanderbilt
Chris Lewis SS/3B 6'1 180 Irvine Irvine, CA Stanford
Justin Tordi SS/P 6'3 190 Dr. Phillips Orlando, FL Florida
Adam Donachie C/3B 6'2 180 Timber Creek Orlando, FL Central Florida
Gabriel Sanchez SS/3B 6'2 180 Brito Miami Miami, FL Miami
Warner Jones INF 5'10 160 Montgomery Bell Nashville, TN Vanderbilt
Javier Socorro OF 5'10 165 Miami Beach Miami, FL Duke
Alex Gordon 3B 6'1 185 Lincoln Southeast Lincoln, NE Nebraska
Cliff Pennington INF/P 5'10 160 Carroll Corpus Christi, TX Texas A&M
Andy Putnel RHP 6'2 190 Auburndale Lake Alford, FL Florida
Ryan Doherty RHP 7?€™1 225 Toms River East Toms River, NJ Notre Dame
Kyle Patrick RHP 6'4 200 Apopka Apopka, FL Florida St
Nick Tisone INF/P 6'0 180 Mandeville Covington, LA McNeese St
Jimmy Kubek RHP 6'3 200 Osceola Seminole, FL Florida
Brian Hernandez C 6'0 180 John I Leonard Boynton Beach, FL Duke
Clete Thomas OF 6'0 175 Mosley Lynnhaven, FL Auburn
Josh Bartusick OF/P 6'2 205 Fountain Valley Fountain Valley, CA Cal St Fullerton
Jeff Jacobsen RHP 6'7 190 Durango Las Vegas, NV CC of So. Nevada
Kirby Wedekind RHP 6'3 205 Episcopal Jacksonville, FL Wake Forest
Justin Meier RHP 6'0 195 West Orange Windermere, FL LSU
Matt Horwath SS/2B 5'10 160 Lake Mary Lake Mary, FL LSU
Craig Stinson C 6'1 170 Bishop Hendricken Cranston, RI Texas A&M
Bryan Ball RHP 6'3 190 Charlotte Punta Gorda, FL Florida
Andrew Slorp RHP 6'4 200 Bellarmine Prep Morgan Hill, CA Santa Clara
Zach Daeges RHP/INF 6'4 190 Harlan Harlan, IA Creighton
James Peterson P/1B 6'0 185 Winterset Winterset, IA Wichita St
Joey Votto C/3B 6'2 195 Richview Toronto, Ont Coastal Carolina
Michael Lange INF 5'11 175 Bishop Amat W. Covina, CA Santa
Clara Jason Short RHP 6'2 170 Gulf Coast Naples, FL Gulf Coast
Coltyn Simmons OF 6'0 180 Durango Las Vegas, NV UNLV
Tyler Kimmons RHP 6'6 170 Mandeville Mandeville, LA Tulane
Eric Wordekemper P/INF 6'2 190 St. Mary's Storm Lake, IA Creighton
Lee Lawrence 1B/OF 6'4 200 Leland San Jose, CA Duke
Jon Crosby RHP 6'4 185 Christian Brothers Germantown, TN Georgia Tech
Tyler Bullock C 6'2 205 Paschal Ft Worth, TX Baylor
Patrick Overholt SS/P 6'1 175 Brighton Sandy, UT Santa Clara
Adam Kalkhof LHP 6'6 220 Jordan Durham, NC North Carolina
Anthony Martinez RHP 6'4 220 Patrick Henry Montpelier, VA Virginia
Chris Gutierrez SS/2B 5'10 160 William Boone Orlando, FL Oklahoma St
Drew Stilley LHP 6'7 225 Bishop Kenny Jacksonville, FL Florida St
Johnny Ruiz C 6'0 190 SW Miami Miami, FL Florida International
Sean O'Brien LHP 6'5 205 Dixon Dixon, CA Duke
Michael Craig P/OF 6'1 180 Peninsula Rolling Hills Estates Pepperdine
Dustin Realini 3B 6'1 190 Valley Christian Cupertino, CA Washington St
Ryan Falcon LHP 6'0 180 Northern Durham Rougemont, NC UNC Greensboro
Matt McColgan C 6'2 200 St. Francis La Canada, CA Santa Clara
Jeff Boutwell OF 6'2 175 Mosley Southport, FL Vanderbilt
Jason Filarey OF 6'1 180 Cypress Cypress, CA Southern Cal

Major Colleges who signed players out of the 2001 PG National
(Number of PG players all events signed by these schools in parentheses)
This number could grow during the late signing period.

Harvard (4), Arizona State (11), Stanford (5), Southern Cal (4), LSU (8), Miami (5), Clemson (5), Georgia Tech (6), Oklahoma (2), Florida State (5), Notre Dame (5), Vanderbilt (4), Florida (6), Oklahoma State (4), Texas (5), Nebraska (6), Auburn (2), Wichita State (4), Texas A&M (4), Georgia (2), Baylor (6), Tennessee (2), Mississippi (2), Cal State Fullerton (4), Duke (5), UCLA (3), Wake Forest (1), Santa Clara (3), UNLV (3), Pepperdine (2), Washington State (1), Creighton (3), Tulane (3), Florida International (3), San Diego State (4), North Carolina (3), McNeese State (3), Stetson (2), Alabama (4), Coastal Carolina (1), Boston College (2), New Orleans (2), South Carolina (3), Mississippi State (1), California (2), Loyola Marymont (2), Ohio State (2), Central Florida (2), Virginia (2), UNC Greensboro (1), Arizona (2), Kentucky (2), Illinois (3), Northern Iowa (4), Iowa (5), Maryland (1), Arkansas (1), Nevada (3), Texas Tech (1), Troy State (1), Jacksonville (2), Missouri (1), BYU (1), Utah (1), Rice (1), Kansas (2), Minnesota (3), Indiana (2), Louisville (2), Dartmouth (1), Massachusetts (2), Villanova (3), Penn State (2), Oregon State (1), Air Force (1), Army (1), Virginia Tech (1), Ohio Miami (1), Wyoming (1), Hawaii (2), St Johns (1), South Florida (1), Xavier (1), Alabama Birmingham (1), Houston (2)

This is only a partial list of this years PG players. There are many more DI colleges who have signed one or more PG players, in fact, there are PG players at nearly every DI college in the country. Of course, many PG players will attend the top Junior Colleges across the nation and many others will enter professional baseball after the draft.

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