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Contact: Aaron Fitt, (949) 614-5631 Aaronfitt www.baseballamerica.com Contact: Aaron Fitt, (949) 614-5631 [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE BA RELEASES TOP PROSPECT LISTS FOR 20 COLLEGE SUMMER LEAGUES AND TEAM USA DURHAM, N.C.--The Southeastern Conference, which has produced college baseball's last three national champions, dominated Baseball America's top prospects lists for 20 college summer leagues and Team USA, which have been released at BaseballAmerica.com. The SEC leads all conferences with 24 players on the lists, followed by the Pacific-12 (22 players), the Big 12 (18 players) and the Atlantic Coast (17). The ACC leads all conferences with four players ranking as the No. 1 prospects in their respective leagues. BA ranked the top 30 prospects for the talent-rich Cape Cod League, the top 20 prospects in the Northwoods League, and the top 10 prospects in 17 other summer college leagues, plus a top five in the fledgling Futures League. In addition, the top 20 Team USA prospects were ranked. Arkansas and Texas led all teams by placing six players on the lists. That figure counts Arkansas flame-thrower Ryne Stanek only once, though he appeared near the top of both the Team USA and the Cape League lists. Stanford is next with five players cracking the lists, followed by Georgia Tech, Oklahoma State, Rice and Cal Poly with four apiece. Teams that have placed the most players on BA's summer league lists have generally experienced success the following spring. Last year, Vanderbilt led all schools with eight players on the lists, followed by Stanford and Oregon (seven apiece), and Connecticut (six). The Commodores reached the College World Series for the first time this spring, while the Cardinal and Huskies each made super regionals—the first time UConn had advanced that deep in the postseason. In 2009, Mississippi and Washington State led all schools with five players apiece on the lists, and both teams went on to earn No. 2 seeds in regionals. And in 2008, Louisiana State and Texas each led the nation with five players apiece on BA's summer league lists, and those two teams wound up facing off for the national championship at the College World Series the following spring. Full scouting reports for all 245 players who appeared in the rankings are available to subscribers at www.baseballamerica.com. Cape Cod League 10. Matt Milroy, rhp, Madison (Jr., Illinois) 1. Deven Marrero, ss, Cotuit (Jr., Arizona State) 11. Jonathon Crawford, rhp, Madison (So., Florida) 2. Chris Beck, rhp, Cotuit (Jr., Georgia Southern) 12. Ty Forney, ss, Eau Claire (Sr., New Mexico State) 3. Ryne Stanek, rhp, Bourne (So., Arkansas) 13. Louie Lechich, of, La Crosse (So., California) 4. Brian Johnson, lhp/1b, Yarmouth-Dennis (Jr., Florida) 14. Sean Dwyer, of, Willmar (So., Florida Gulf Coast) 5. John Simms, rhp, Falmouth (So., Rice) 15. Shaun Cooper, of, Mankato (Sr., Utah) 6. Victor Roache, of, Cotuit (Jr., Georgia Southern) 16. Chase Stevens, rhp, Waterloo (Jr., Oklahoma State) 7. Colin Moran, 3b, Bourne (So., North Carolina) 17. Tom Windle, lhp, Madison (So., Minnesota) 8. Kyle Zimmer, rhp, Cotuit (Jr., San Francisco) 18. Jordan Haseltine, lhp, La Crosse (So., San Francisco) 9. Ryan Eades, rhp, Bourne (So., Louisiana State) 19. Trevor Teykl, rhp, La Crosse (R-Fr., Texas) 10. Travis Jankowski, of, Bourne (Jr., Stony Brook) 20. Carlos Lopez, 1b, St. Cloud (Jr., Cal State Fullerton) 11. Richie Shaffer, 1b/3b, Chatham (Jr., Clemson) 12. Stephen Piscotty, 3b/1b/of, Yarmouth-Dennis (Jr., Alaska League Stanford) 1. Aaron Judge, of, Anchorage Glacier Pilots (So., Fresno 13. Brandon Thomas, of, Wareham (Jr., Georgia Tech) State) 14. Jason Monda, of, Brewster (So., Washington State) 2. Patrick Wisdom, 3b, Kenai Peninsula (Jr., St. Mary's) 15. Konner Wade, rhp, Wareham (So., Arizona) 3. Kyle Finnegan, rhp, Anchorage Bucs (So., Texas State) 16. J.T. Chargois, rhp, Brewster (Jr., Rice) 4. Jordan Mills, lhp, Kenai Peninsula (So., St. Mary's) 17. Andrew Heaney, lhp, Falmouth (Jr., Oklahoma State) 5. Jon Maciel, rhp, Kenai Peninsula (So., Long Beach State) 18. Bobby Wahl, rhp, Cotuit (So., Mississippi) 6. Tanner Rust, of/if, Kenai Peninsula (So., New Mexico State) 19. Josh Conway, rhp, Bourne (Jr., Coastal Carolina) 7. Ben Griset, lhp, Kenai Peninsula (So., St. Mary's) 20. Buck Farmer, rhp, Chatham (Jr., Georgia Tech) 8. Conner Kendrick, lhp, Anchorage Bucs (So., Georgia Tech) 21. Carter Capps, rhp, Harwich (SIGNED: Mariners) 9. Cameron McVey, rhp, Kenai Peninsula (SIGNED: Giants) 22. Kyle Hansen, rhp, Yarmouth-Dennis (Jr., St. John's) 10. Mike Miller, ss, Kenai Peninsula (Sr., Cal Poly) 23. Jack Armstrong, rhp, Yarmouth-Dennis (SIGNED: Astros) 24. Adam Brett Walker, of/1b, Hyannis (Jr., Jacksonville) Atlantic Collegiate League 25. Austin Wilson, of, Harwich (So., Stanford) 1. Brandon Kuter, rhp, Westhampton (Jr., George Mason) 26. James Ramsey, of, Yarmouth-Dennis (Sr., Florida State) 2. Charlie Curl, 2b/ss/of, Sag Harbor (So., Texas A&M) 27. Jeremy Baltz, of, Falmouth (Jr., St. John's) 3. Kevin McCarthy, rhp, Sag Harbor (So., Marist) 28. Dylan Floro, rhp, Hyannis (Jr., Cal State Fullerton) 4. Jordan Patterson, 1b/lhp, Westhampton (So., South 29. Dane Phillips, c/1b/of, Chatham (Jr., Arkansas) Alabama) 30. Andrew Toles, of, Brewster (So., Tennessee) 5. Lou Trivino, rhp, Quakertown (So., Slippery Rock, Pa.) 6. Matt Carroll, 1b, North Fork (So., San Jose State) Team USA 7. Kevin Heller, of, Westhampton (Sr., Amherst, Mass.) 1. Mark Appel, rhp (Jr., Stanford) 8. Stuart Turner, c, Southampton (So., LSU-Eunice JC) 2. Deven Marrero, ss (Jr., Arizona State) 9. Mike Ahmed, if/rhp, Westhampton (So., Holy Cross) 3. Ryne Stanek, rhp (So., Arkansas) 10. Matt Soren, rhp, New York (Jr., Delaware) 4. Kevin Gausman, rhp (So., Louisiana State) 5. Brian Johnson, 1b/lhp (Jr., Florida) Cal Ripken League 6. Marcus Stroman, rhp (Jr., Duke) 1. K.J. Hockaday, 3b/of, Youse's Orioles (Fr., Maryland) 11. Tyler Naquin, of (So., Texas A&M) 2. Ryan Farrar, lhp, Youse's Orioles (Jr., Virginia 12. Corey Knebel, rhp (So., Texas) Commonwealth) 13. Brady Rodgers, rhp (Jr., Arizona State) 3. Austin Urban, rhp, Youse's Orioles, (SIGNED: Cubs) 14. Dominic Ficociello, 1b (So., Arkansas) 4. Hunter Renfroe, c/rhp, Bethesda, (So., Mississippi State) 15. Hoby Milner, lhp (Jr., Texas) 5. Sander Beck, rhp, Youse's Orioles (Sr., Maryland) 16. Erich Weiss, 3b (So., Texas) 6. Tucker Donahue, rhp, Bethesda (Sr., Stetson) 17. D.J. Baxendale, rhp (Jr., Arkansas) 7. Ben Lively, rhp, Youse's Orioles (So., Central Florida) 18. Nolan Fontana, 2b (Jr., Florida) 8. Matt Bowman, rhp, Bethesda (Jr., Princeton) 19. Matt Reynolds, 3b (Jr., Arkansas) 9. Sean Godfrey, of, Southern Maryland (So., Ball State) 20. Eric Anderson, rhp (Jr., Missouri) 10. Adam Barry, 3b, Bethesda (Sr., Cal State Northridge) Northwoods League California Collegiate League 1. Nolan Sanburn, rhp, Battle Creek (So., Arkansas) 1. Austin Kubitza, rhp, Santa Barbara (So., Rice) 2. Andrew Knapp, c, La Crosse (So., California) 2. Greg Bird, 1b/c, Team Vegas (SIGNED: Yankees) 3. Mitch Haniger, of, Green Bay (Jr., Cal Poly) 3. Aaron Brown, of, Glendale (Fr., Pepperdine) 4. Carlos Escobar, c, Wisconsin (Jr., Nevada) 4. Stephen Johnson, rhp, Santa Barbara (Jr., St. Edward's, 5. Sam Selman, lhp, Mankato (Jr., Vanderbilt) Texas) 6. Dan Child, rhp, La Crosse (So., Oregon State) 5. Michael Ratterree, 2b, Santa Barbara (Jr., Rice) 7. Anthony Bazzani, rhp, Alexandria (Jr., Eastern Kentucky) 6. Ricky Jacquez, rhp, Team Vegas (Fr., Texas) 8. Cameron Perkins, 3b, Waterloo (Jr., Purdue) 7. Mitch Mormann, rhp, Santa Barbara (Sr., Wichita State) 9. Phillip Ervin, of, Green Bay (So., Samford) 8. Travis Radke, lhp, Conejo (Fr., Portland) 9. Nick Grim, rhp, San Luis Obispo (Jr., Cal Poly) 1. Josh Smith, lhp, Liberal (Sr., Wichita State) 10. Austin Dicharry, rhp, Santa Barbara (Sr., Texas) 2. Aaron Cornell, of, Hays (So., Oklahoma State) 3. Cale Elam, rhp, Liberal (So., Wichita State) Coastal Plain League 4. Cass Ingvardsen, rhp, Dodge City (Jr., Stephen F. Austin 1. Jake Cave, 1b/lhp, Peninsula (SIGNED: Yankees) State) 2. Shawn Armstrong, rhp, Morehead City (SIGNED: Indians) 5. Zeb Sneed, rhp, Haysville (Jr., Northwest Nazarene, Idaho) 3. Ryan Mathews, of, Wilson (Sr., N.C. State) 6. Jared Moore, lhp, Liberal (So., Kansas State) 4. Zack Smith, 1b/of, Columbia (So., Erskine, S.C.) 7. Ryan Gebhart, of, El Dorado (Sr., Florida Gulf Coast) 5. Chase McDonald, 1b, Morehead City (So., East Carolina) 8. Robbie Ingram, lhp, Liberal (So., Mesa, Ariz., CC) 6. Daniel Aldrich, of, Wilmington (So., College of Charleston) 9. John Nasshan, rhp, El Dorado (Jr., Bradley) 7. Joe Wendle, 2b, Edenton (Sr., West Chester, Pa.) 10. Jon Ryan, of, Hays (So., Illinois-Chicago) 8. Joe Sclafani, ss, Morehead City (Sr., Dartmouth) 9. Adam Engel, of, Florence (So., Louisville) MINK League 10. Deshorn Lake, rhp, Peninsula (Fr., East Carolina) 1. Nick Petree, rhp, Sedalia (So., Missouri State) 2. Mark Robinette, rhp, St. Joseph (Jr., Oklahoma State) Florida Collegiate Summer League 3. Brent Seifert, 3b, St. Joseph (Sr., Missouri State) 1. Garrett Nuss, rhp, Orlando (Fr., Central Florida) 4. Matt Skipper, 1b, Sedalia (Jr., Embry-Riddle, Fla.) 2. Ted Blackman, of, Winter Park (Jr., Coastal Carolina) 5. Zach Esquerra, of, Chillicothe (So., California Baptist) 3. Omar Cotto, of, Winter Park (So., Southern California) 6. Aaron Baker, rhp, Sedalia (Jr., Central Missouri) 4. Ethan Bader, rhp, Leesburg (So., Armstrong Atlantic, Ga., 7. Will Landsheft, rhp, Sedalia (So., Drury, Mo.) State) 8. Kraig Kelley, c, Chillicothe (So., Central Arkansas) 5. Todd Hankins, 2b, Winter Park (SIGNED: Indians) 9. Jeff Roy, of, St. Joseph (So., Rhode Island) 6. Anthony Caronia, ss, Orlando (Jr., Tampa) 10. Peter Barrows, of, Nevada (SIGNED: Wichita Wingnuts) 7. Peter Miller, rhp, Winter Haven (So., Florida State) 8.
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