Tony Piper of Bellevue is a sophomore RHP. Pitched no hitter earlier in the season and a two hitter against Dixie this past week.

I would go with Matt Klein (CCH) and Logan Carney (Ryle).

Jeremy Pittman of Lloyd has been on a hot streak of late. Went 3 for 3 with a triple yesterday in Lloyd's win over Dayton.

Tanner Miles from Gallatin County is a very good pitcher, and I think he will do great things in the future!

Tanner has had avery solid season at the plate also. Hope he continues to improve.

Like I said in a previous thread:

 

Austin Pugh- Conner

Ronald Cotton- Boone County

Tanner Miles from Gallatin County is a very good pitcher, and I think he will do great things in the future!

 

 

How about his teammate Zac Jones?

Shaun Meyer - NewCath

Andy Roenker, HC

 

This young man can pitch. He is under the radar as far as BGP contributors are concerned, but the colleges, D1 included are well aware of his talent. The young man has tremendous upside potential.

I would go with Matt Klein (CCH) and Logan Carney (Ryle).

 

Two nice players. Both will contribute to their school's successes.

George Sparks, pitcher at Scott. I heard 10 SO's against Highlands JV. 10 SO's is tough no matter who's at bat (that's not a cut on HHS JV). 6'3" lankey lefty with a little monkey to boot. He's been taught by one of the best , and he is far from full development

Roenker has big varsity wins, he goes in and gets the job done.

Zac Jones from Gallatin is the most solid on his team at the plate this year so far.

Also Jake Giles has proven a solid outfielder as well as a decent pitcher.

Several of the sophomores in this thread - Pugh, Cotton, Roenker, and Carney - all play for the same summer team, along with some other very talented NKY sophomores, Gill (Conner) and Jones (Dayton). They will team up with some very strong players from the north side of the river (McNick, Turpin, and Anderson H.S. teams) for what should be one of the top 16U teams in the area.

Im gonna have to say Tanner Miles for gallatin! very strong at the plate and also on the mound

Zac Jones from Gallatin is the most solid on his team at the plate this year so far.

Also Jake Giles has proven a solid outfielder as well as a decent pitcher.

 

What about Nate Brown from Gallatin also, does a great job behind the plate with a little power in his bat!