Nice post SBR...
Keep it up...
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Nice post SBR...
Keep it up...
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Nice post SBR...
Keep it up...
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If you plan on playing summer ball you might be disappointed the coach run's a tight program and wants you there for summer, But you can find time for some Travel ball
Jesuit HS in Sac. will be very tough this year,
outstanding pitchers:
Oros, Rietter,Anderson if he pitches, great LH. hitter.
4 or 5 players top the best in cal. list.
I guarantee you won't be on Varsity your freshman yr.
Good Luck
Jesuit HS in Sac. will be very tough this year,
outstanding pitchers:
Oros, Rietter,Anderson if he pitches, great LH. hitter.
4 or 5 players top the best in cal. list.
I guarantee you won't be on Varsity your freshman yr.
Good Luck
Well he won't be a freshman for 2 years so you won't be seeing him anytime soon. He will be disappointed as that is one of his long term goals 
. What does their JV look like? That will be who he will be competing with 
. Sounds like a great program and some good hs ball to go and watch.
. What does their JV look like? That will be who he will be competing with . Sounds like a great program and some good hs ball to go and watch.
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Watched Oros last year at Area Code Try out's...WOW!...I expect to see some big things from him...
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Watched Oros last year at Area Code Try out's...WOW!...I expect to see some big things from him...
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Don't get me wrong about the Private Schools on my previous post. There Great, and the compitition is great.
If your boy has some talent, Jesuit JV is good, most of the schools have freshman teams, and either Sophmore or JV teams. Varsity is for Juniors or Seniors.
If your boy is 6'3". 200#now, and throws 85+, it wouldn,t make much since to keep him down would it?
If your boy has some talent, Jesuit JV is good, most of the schools have freshman teams, and either Sophmore or JV teams. Varsity is for Juniors or Seniors.
If your boy is 6'3". 200#now, and throws 85+, it wouldn,t make much since to keep him down would it?
I always refer to 6'3" 200#, because that is what Andy Oros was as a 15yr. old.
a Man child, great pitchers body.
really does have the right stuff.
a Man child, great pitchers body.
really does have the right stuff.
Only 9 inches and 180 lbs. to go. Grow baby grow!
I think you'll find that at Jesuit, the freshman all play on the freshman team, the sophomores all play JV and nobody plays varsity until they are a junior. There are just too many talented players at that school to start making exceptions and bringing up one kid while leaving others down at the lower levels. Coach P does an outstanding job of handling a very tough situation where many parents have, legitimately, very high expectations.
EH, you might be surprised by a few of their junior pitchers this spring. They have two who are going to be very good in addition to those you mentioned. It is almost unfair to have the depth of quality pitching they possess this spring. It is also a coach's dream. It'll be very interesting to watch Jesuit battle Elk Grove for the Delta League championship.
EH, you might be surprised by a few of their junior pitchers this spring. They have two who are going to be very good in addition to those you mentioned. It is almost unfair to have the depth of quality pitching they possess this spring. It is also a coach's dream. It'll be very interesting to watch Jesuit battle Elk Grove for the Delta League championship.
I only know one of them but see they have 1-2 juniors on the 07 best of cali. list.
Jesuit is going to be tough, they need some more hitters to go along with all that pitching.
Send some pitching down to my son's team, we need a couple good arms.
Jesuit is going to be tough, they need some more hitters to go along with all that pitching.
Send some pitching down to my son's team, we need a couple good arms.
EH, you have a pm
Jesuit is the consenus best team i guess.
Who knows if they're the best? There will be many excellent teams, but Jesuit should be included in any discussion about the best. They have a couple legitimate draft candidates, several other seniors that will play college baseball if they choose to and a very strong supporting group of juniors. Their pitching is very deep and they will score a ton of runs this year. They are going to be a very fun team to watch.
Now, there will be some teams in southern CA and other northern CA teams that will merit consideration, so lets hear who some of them might be.
Now, there will be some teams in southern CA and other northern CA teams that will merit consideration, so lets hear who some of them might be.
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Was Jesuit the high school that JP Howell attended? He was an '01 as well as AJ and considered one of the best high school LHP's at the time ... attended USC which didn't work out, then finished at Texas before being drafted in 04. AJ and JP faced off in the North/South all star game that year which was played at Sac JUCO (one of the best JUCO fields in the state, if not the country I might add). It was a great game which required extra innings as they both had stellar games ... I think JP came out in the 7th or 8th inning and AJ threw an inning past that. One of the highlights of AJ's high school career.
Was Jesuit the high school that JP Howell attended? He was an '01 as well as AJ and considered one of the best high school LHP's at the time ... attended USC which didn't work out, then finished at Texas before being drafted in 04. AJ and JP faced off in the North/South all star game that year which was played at Sac JUCO (one of the best JUCO fields in the state, if not the country I might add). It was a great game which required extra innings as they both had stellar games ... I think JP came out in the 7th or 8th inning and AJ threw an inning past that. One of the highlights of AJ's high school career.
Yes, one and the same high school for JP Howell. He was a heck of a player then, and now too. There's also another former Jesuit kid, Mike Metzger, who plays at UCLA with bbscout's son.
I'll go with SoCal. You can't get much better competition than the City Section, Southern Section and San Diego Section. Both Chatsworth and El Camino are highly ranked in preseason polls. Agoura probably would end up highly ranked with two 90+ pitchers but they play in such a tough league that no one ends up undefeated. There are some great OC and SD leagues too.
At the same time I'll admit that it can be hard to compete with the private schools that can recruit.
At the same time I'll admit that it can be hard to compete with the private schools that can recruit.
Bellarmine Prep. (San Jose) is ranked #16 in the country, and from what i know, id like to say they are the best team in california.
They have a junior who throws 90+ (Goedell)
and their ace who is one of the best pitchers in CA (Garcia). Not to mention their 4th string pitcher works from 86-88.
They have played 3 games so far this season,
(17-0) vs. Aragon
(17-1) vs. Homestead
(11-4) vs. Gilroy
we are playing them tomorrow and unfortunately id be willing to bet they continue their winning streak.
They have a junior who throws 90+ (Goedell)
and their ace who is one of the best pitchers in CA (Garcia). Not to mention their 4th string pitcher works from 86-88.
They have played 3 games so far this season,
(17-0) vs. Aragon
(17-1) vs. Homestead
(11-4) vs. Gilroy
we are playing them tomorrow and unfortunately id be willing to bet they continue their winning streak.
CADAD ..
Too funny ... lots of allegations over the years that this does indeed go on, despite the regulations against it.
The alleged abusers always deny any recruiting activity 
but I have significant doubts that they are being honest in their answers.
quote:At the same time I'll admit that it can be hard to compete with the private schools that can recruit.
Too funny ... lots of allegations over the years that this does indeed go on, despite the regulations against it.
The alleged abusers always deny any recruiting activity but I have significant doubts that they are being honest in their answers.
well, they beat us, but only 5-1.
we played a good game, Bellarmine is an amazing team.
messed up my era though, its kind of a bummer pitching against the #16 team in the country in regard to stats
we played a good game, Bellarmine is an amazing team.
messed up my era though, its kind of a bummer pitching against the #16 team in the country in regard to stats
el camino vs agoura at agoura
thursday march 9,
#2 against #3 (baseball america) and the visitor only has to drive 15 minutes to get there
thursday march 9,
#2 against #3 (baseball america) and the visitor only has to drive 15 minutes to get there
Agoura beat El Camino 9-0 behind the pitching of Stoffel and the hitting of Stock. I don't believe El Camino had given up a single run in 3 games prior to playing Agoura. If Agoura and Chatsworth meet in the finals the winner probably deserves to be #1.