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2013 16u Yankees
"Gray"
PSDS's Flagship Summer Showcase team
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| Summer 2013 Schedule
May 25 @ Savannah State University
June 29/30 @ TBA
July 5-7 @ University of Auburn
July 12-18
WWBA (Wood) National Championships
Atlanta
July 25-31
World Scout League 16u Championships
Port St.Lucie, Florida
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Hunter Bramlett (C/2015) Coffee County High School
Hunter returns to the Yankees after a breakout summer last year playing up as a freshman. Hunter has established himself as one of Georgia's top '15 catchers, and without a dobt the most athletic. His quick release shuts down opponents running game, and his feel for handling pitchers is advanced beyond his young age. The sky is the limit going into his Sophomore year and the big schools are already watching to see how much progress he makes in his second year of high school. Hunters parents are Jeff and Allison from Douglas
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Matt Hatcher RHP/OF (2015) Lee County High School
Matt has established himself as one of the top pitchers in the State with a monster 2012 season. After showing off his skills in the high school season Matt made a huge leap forward dominating older hitters on the National stage over the summer. He is tall and lanky at 6-4 with a very projectable frame and fastball that reached 87mph at only 15 years of age. Like Hunter, the big schools are watching to see what kind of jump he makes in 2013. He will anchor a staff that matches up nationally with any 16u club. Matt's parents are Randy & Jennifer of Leesburg.
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David Posas (SS/2015) Valdosta High School
David is another exciting 2015 prospect who is already turning heads in the State. The 6-1 SS is big and strong, and has a bat that projects to the D-1 level already, and a possible move to the hot corner if he continues to grow physically. He is a legitimate 2 way prospect that wowed college coaches this past fall on the showcase circuit. All eyes will be watching Coach Bart Shumans Wildcats this spring to see what kind of strides this young exciting prospect makes before the summer circuit starts. Davids parents are Hernan & Lisa of Valdosta
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Geoffrey McDonald LHP (2015) Southland Academy
Geoffrey wowed the Yankee and RTB staff at the Mercer camp back in Novemeber and showed what working on your craft can accomplish. He is long at 6-2 and smooth on the mound, showing an advanced feel for pitching that translates well to the summer showcase circuit. His command of the strike zone, and confidence should make him unbeatable in high school and give him an edge when facing advanced hitters this summer. Geoffrey's future appears bright and he can go as far as his work ethic takes him. His parents are Marty & Paula of Americus
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Slade Walker RHP (2014) Richmond Hill High School
Slade is a big strong power pitcher at 6-4 200lbs, and he is another polished player that comes from coach Stacy Bennett's Richmond Hill program. He will split time with the Yankees 18u RTB team this summer as he works to impress college coaches this summer. Slade has all the tools but, as a young junior he has to work harder than most to get on radar screens this summer. If his showing at Mercer is any indications he is well on his way. The Yankees are expecting him to anchor the back end of the Bullpen and provide leadership. Slades mom is Staci Walker of Richmond Hill.
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Tyler McMillan (Corner OF/IF 2015) Jenkins County High School
Tyler is another returning RTB 15u alum that has coaches anxious to see his development this summer and moving forward. He is a big strong corner guy with light tower power from the left side, and also a 2 way player. Coach Jeremy is expecting Tyler to anchor the middle of the Gray roster and be a big RBI guy. Another question for this versatile budding star is where he ends up defensively? Corner infield or Outfield outfield? thats the only question surrounding this basher from Alma. Tyler's parents are Ernest Lanier and Stephanie McMillan
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Cody Harwell (2015) Lowndes High School
Cody is an RTB alum and the younger brother of former Yankee star Ty "Baby Bull" Harwell. Cody is an exciting 2 way player that will split time on the mound as a LHP and play 1B for Coach Jeremy in 2013. The sky is the limit for this budding young star who has grown up around the program and big things are expected from this summer. He has a lot to live up to being the younger sibling of one of the Yankees best hitting prospects in the last few years but I'm betting he's up to the challenge! Cody's parents are Hal & Carla from Valdosta
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Stetson Smith (SS/2015) Pierce County High School
The Yankees have been waiting on Stetson since Middle school and paired up with Posas, they might be the best middle infield combo in the State of Georgia this summer. Stetson may possibly be the best defensive SS in the 2015 class in Georgia, already earning his wings as a freshman for Coach Greg Gay's State Champion runner-up team in 2012. If he continues to progress at his current pace, he could be a legitimate D-1 prospect when he leaves high school. Stetson's dad is Blake Smith & Melissa Smith from Blackshear Georgia
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JD Paul (RHP/2015) Wayne County High School
Excitment is all we hear coming from Jesup when JD's name is mentioned. The 6-2 flame thrower has earned the endorsement of his older peers, and with an electric fastball already in middle 80's could make a huge leap this summer. The question this summer may be who throws harder, Hatcher or Paul? who cares! they're both Yankees which is bad news for everyone else. JD's parents are David & Chrisine from Jesup
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Payton Phillips (RHP/MIF 2016) Wayne County High School
Another exciting player coming from Wayne County high school, Payton is projected as a 2 year Gray player and future star. He will provide depth at the middle infield positions and is projected to be a rotation guy much along the lines of Matt Hatcher in 2012. Payton also has an electric arm, and his defensive polish at such an early age should keep him in the loaded lineup when not pitching. Payton's parents are Wesley & Becky from Odum
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Charles "Zack" Goble (1B/RHP) Pierce County High School
Zack is new to the program this year but comes from the powerhouse Pierce County program and is looking to make his mark on the showcase circuit this summer. He is a big strong corner guy at 6-2 200lbs with tremendous bat speed and the ability to run some balls out of the yard. A 4.0 student in high school plus the physical tools already in place makes Zack an exciting prospect moving forward. Zack should join Tyler McMillan in the middle of the Yankee lineup and make his mark this July. Zack's dad is Ray Goble of Blackshear Georgia
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Ben Weaver (RHP/2015) Tift County High School
The Yankees have cornered the 16u market in quality arms in 2013, and hard throwing Ben Weaver takes a backseat to nobody and will fit right in. A young sophomore in age only, the big strong right hander at 6-2 210lbs will challenge Hatcher and Paul in the race to be first to touch the mythical 90mph plateau. Ben is also an accomplished position player who switch hits, but will focus on pitching this summer because that is currently where his star is headed at the next level. Ben's mom is Tammy from Tifton Georgia
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Bran Davis (OF/IF 2015) Coffee County High School
Bran is another former RTB 15u returning player that figures to make noise in the Yankees lineup this summer. His plus bat and ability to play all 3 outfield positions makes him a valuable asset along the lines of 2012 star Wes Putman. Bran plays at Coffee County and is teamates with current Yankee Hunter Bramlett, and last years breakout 2 way star Jarrod Spivey. Tall at 6-1 and fast, his ceiling is high and he's definitely a player to watch this year. Bran's parents are Tony & Brandy of Douglas
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Kyler Allen (C/3B 2015) Pierce County High School
Kyler is the 3rd member of this years squad to come from the Powerhouse Pierce County program. He is a big strong guy who can play catcher or move out to the hot corner at 3rd. Kyler has a very high ceiling because of his size and strength and he figures to be a middle of the lineup bat. With a high GPA to go along with his baseball skills, Kyler figures to be an attractive option to colleges if he continues on his current path to success.
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Nick Bush (LHP/OF 2015) Lee County High School
Nick is another in a long line of Yankees to come from the baseball factory known as Lee County High School. One of the more polished left handed pitchers in the 2015 class, Nick avoided the dreaded Tommy John surgery scare this fall when he responded well to rehab and is now prepping for the upcoming high school season. He is also an outstanding outfielder who should be in the Yankee lineup when not mowing down hitters on the mound, Nicks parents are Chad & Tracy of Leesburg
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Mason Miller (IF/OF 2015) Lowndes High School
Mason is a fast versatile player that comes from another tradition rich program in the Lowndes County Vikings of Danny Redshaw. Coaches are looking for Mason to be this years Ryan Stewart, 2012's Mr. Everything for the Yankees. Fasy and Hard nosed, Mason has consistently played on winning teams in his travel baseball career and comes to the team with a winners attitudde and the ability to play centerfield or middle infield. It's all about speed and versatility which every team needs, Mason should provide that in 2013 for the Gray. Mason's parents are Mike and Lorissa from Valdosta
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Kolton Sadler (OF/1B 2015) Cook County High School
Kolton comes to the Yankees as the biggest unknown and quite possibly the highest ceiling on the team. Kolton is very big and strong at 6-2 210lbs with bonafide power from the right side of the plate. He comes out of one of South Georgia's best programs in Cook County in Adel. The questions to be answered is how much development Kolton achieves, since he was not a travel baseball guy growing up, and the quality of pitching he willl see is daunting. The physical tools are very evident and the upside is very high, we are excited to have a player like Kolton in a Yankee uniform and see where his star takes him. Kolton is also an excellent student in the classroom, and we know the colleges love that. His parents are Rusty & Diane of Adel
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