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I love HS baseball, to the point where my family tells me I border on being obsessed. No apologies - it's just what I like; not much on fishing, golf or any other hobbies, just love baseball. In reading virtually every post that comes across I was struck by how many quality sophomore pitchers there are in the area. Usually, it takes a young man time to be given the opportunity and develop into a dominant pitcher in the high school ranks. I am sure travel ball plays a big role in this maturation process, but I truly believe this sophomore class (2017 graduates) is going to make an impact and have recruiters paying attention. Please note that I am not saying the sophomores I am mentioning are the only good pitchers in the area. We have numerous athletes who have already made their mark, and continue to put a flag on the mound proclaiming their dominance. Right off hand I think of Shugart, Lognion, Marshall, Roedahl, Anderson twins - and I know I am probably leaving a few off that deserve to be mentioned.
I am going to throw a list out there. Bear in mind this is not an all-inclusive list as I am not familiar with every pitching staff around. I am interested to hear from you if there are other names out there. There are some players from back in the day that used to pitch, but I am not sure if they still do - so I am only going to mention those that I know are pitching. This list is in no particular order, so I am going to start in the small-school classification and go up from there. Call me a homer, but I gotta stay safe at the house so I'll start with:

1) Daniel Bean - Evadale ( :D) ,
2) Austin Hendrix - Dallardsville Big Sandy,
3) Kelby Weyler - Warren,
4) Josh Lamb - Kelly,
5) Chet Jones - Kirbyville,
6) Trevis Sundgren - Silsbee,
7) Chase Partain - Silsbee,
8) Bryan Bergeron - HF,
9) Caine Williams - Nederland,
10) Chase Kemp - Nederland,
11) Dalton Bennett - Jasper,
12) Mac Patterson - Orangefield,
13) Dylan Anthony - Orangefield, and
14) Jack Dallas - WO-S.

I know there are several more out there, but that is not a bad list of pitchers.
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I have heard yall mention his name, hope I get to see him pitch soon.


I saw him break off a slide piece at San Augustine that had to have broke at least 3 feet. Started it off outside the right handed batters box and snapped it over the inside corner(was a right handed batter). He has easy gas too to go with the two breaking pitches...
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Impressive, especially against the #1 team in the state. Outstanding job.

Yep. Stays consistently 78-80 with great command of every one of his pitches. But the most impressive thing about him is his poise. You dont see many Sophomores who get in a jam against the #1 team in the state and keep their heads about them to finish the inning without a run scored.
He is definitely one to keep an eye on in the coming years. He's an even better shortstop/second baseman.
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