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Scouts that checked in at the 2019 Powerade State Games of North Carolina School/Organization First Name Last Name Brevard College Kevin Allingham Davidson College Parker Bangs Kansas City Royals Joe Barbera Atlanta Braves Billy Best Toronto Blue Jays Jason Beverlin Detroit Tigers Taylor Black NY Mets Zach Boraski San Diego Padres Nick Brannon Mars Hill University Hunter Bryant NC State University Clint Chrysler New York Mets Daniel Coles UNC Pembroke Collins Cuthrell Minnesota Twins Ty Dawson UNC Charlotte Shohn Doty William Peace University Chris Duty University of North Carolina Scott Forbes Milwaukee Brewers Taylor Frederick UNC Asheville Scott Friedholm Francis Marion University Kyle Gallman Citadel Aaron Gershenfeld New York Yankees Billy Godwin East Carolina Pirates Cliff Godwin Wingate University Jeff Gregory Campbell University Justin Haire NC A&T Ben Hall Prep Baseball Report Brandon Hall Texas Rangers Jay Heafner Louisburg College Blake Herring UNC Greensboro Joey Holcomb UNC Wilmington Randy Hood Kansas City Royals Dale Ijames Liberty University Scott Jackson UNC Pembroke Jeff Jefferson Appalachian State Britt Johnson Duke University Josh Jordan Los Angeles Dodgers Lon Joyce Chicago Cubs Ricky Keith Atlanta Braves Dewayne Kitts N.C. Central University Jim Koerner High Point University Jason Laws Clemson University Monte Lee Catawba College Michael Lowman Methodist University Spencer Martin Belmont Abbey College Ryan McCleney Miami Marlins Blake Newsome East Carolina University Jeff Palumbo NY Mets Gary Randall Winthrop Tom Riginos Virginia Military Institute Sam Roberts UNC Charlotte Bo Robinson Catawba Valley CC Paul Rozelle Western Carolina University Taylor Sandefur Piedmont College Justin Scali Gardner-Webb University Conner Scarborough Charleston Southern George Schaefer Emory & Henry College Chip Schaffner Prep Baseball Report Ross Steedley Arizona Diamondbacks George Swain Limestone College Chris Wiley Pitt Community College Jason Wood San Francisco Giants Mark O'Sullivan Los Angeles Dodgers Jonah Rosenthal Next Top Recruits Ken Carlyle Pfeiffer University Craig Bolton UNC Pembroke Alex Pearce N.C. Wesleyan College Jeremy Johnson Philadelphia Phillies Kellan McKeon Catawba College Michael Lowman University of Mount Olive Jason Sherrer Tampa Bay Rays Landon Lassiter Mars Hill University Zach Honeycutt College of Charleston Will Dorton Cleveland Indians Pete Loizzo Wofford College Seth Cutler-Voltz Erskine College Kyle Gallman NC A&T Stefan Jordan Young Harris College Stephen Waggener Barton College Wiley Jackson UNC Wilmington Chris Moore Baltimore Orioles Ricky Morales.

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