The Evans kid from Danville (1B/LHP) also throw two no-hitters last season as a Soph.

 

Did he play during the summer. Sounds like a good player.

After another year to evaluate this situation by watching high school ball and travel ball I will throughout these names. I am sure there are some good kids in Eastern and Western KY that I am not aware of but here is the Louisville area.

 

Ca:

1) Taylor Banks

2) Ryan Messex

3) Fidenza

 

Middle Infield

1) Brandon Alphin

2) Anthony Carney

3) Cameron Mason

4) Casey Robinson

5) Ryan Hockman

6) Matt Bowles

 

Corners:

1) Josh Whitmer

2) Jeff Gardner

3) Tyler Wright

4) Bolin

 

Pitchers:

1) Alphin

2) Bowles

3) Litteral

4) McGraff

5) Doering

Did he play during the summer. Sounds like a good player.

 

He played 1B and pitched for the Danville Mustangs 18u team out of the Morse Baseball Academy.

Can you put teams with that list?

 

Like to add Fucci (Tates Creek, INF), Gott (Tates Creek, P/INF), Harp (Dunbar, INF)

Matt Bowles - Bullitt East (10 W's · 72 Inn · 9 CG)

Dakota Greenslate - Greenup County (9 W's · 54 Inn.)

Duran Elmore - Danville (8 W's · 48 Inn)

Austin Lyons - Paintsville (7 W's · 52 Inn. · All "A" All-Tourn.)

Brandon Alphin - Bullitt East (1.49 ERA · 66 Inn. · 7 CG)

Cole Sturgeon - Owensboro Catholic (All "A" MVP)

Edited September 6, 200818 yr by STRIKE3

Duran Elmore from Danville is also a very good player. He pitches and plays CF. He can flat out run.

Brandon Weir from Lincoln Co. pitcher. He hit 87 on the gun last weekend at Western.

The kid from Lawrence County, Chandler Burton I think, he was very good in the state tournament last spring, and Tyler Arthur from Boyd County is a tall lanky pitcher that throws in the low 80's and pitched well against Lawrence County this year before tearing his hamstring later in the season.

The kid from Lawrence County, Chandler Burton I think, he was very good in the state tournament last spring, and Tyler Arthur from Boyd County is a tall lanky pitcher that throws in the low 80's and pitched well against Lawrence County this year before tearing his hamstring later in the season.

Chandler Shepherd, will graduate in '11.

Chandler Shepherd, will graduate in '11.

You're right, both the kids I mentioned are sophomores this coming year. My mistake.

These three should be good Juniors. They played for Cincy Flames 16u

 

Doering - Manual p/3b

 

Pelfrey - Grant Co. ss/cf

 

Fidenza - Ballard c

There are a lot of good sophmores but one of the best is Mercer County,s Clay Cinnamon. I think he was 3-1 as a freshman against tough teams, not gimmie wins. He also had a no-hitter against a strong Somerset team! He will through mid to upper 80's on a legit radar gun