Most with least?

LH -- perhaps -- Duncanville -- no. I understand their baseball numbers are drastically reduced -- to the point where it is a challenge to field the younger teams. In theory, select baseball and the ongoing success of the traditional HS powerhouses should not be related -- except possibly in the case of a few of the private schools, where rosters may change dramatically from season to season.

LH has a good coach and seems to be able to attact kids with good work ethics. I think they will continue to be a playoff contender, despite playing in a pretty decent baseball district.

A number of districts will be impacted by growth in the next few years...McKinney, Frisco, Rockwall, etc.

In 4A, I would say Lake Dallas. They have very few players that year in and year out play high level select, and they haven't missed the playoffs in over a decade.

Usually one or two kids might play what most would consider select, most of the others either play summer HS Ball or play rec/select.

True team concept up there.

KD,
I agree w/ you. Lake Dallas does seem to get a lot out of their talent. Saw them play McKinney North twice last year (split) and they seemed very well coached. Swept Highland Park in playoffs.

PantherDad:
In theory, that might be true, but families will move to get their kids in the right situation.. Look at Rockwall last year, (Lefty from Royce City, SS from Dallas, and other lefty from Mississippi.) The kids don't have to be transfers. The Allens, Rowletts, Coppells, and Flower Mounds of the world have families of 10 year olds moving there for baseball... Most of these kids are select kids, and many play together... That is why I would like to recognize teams like Lake Highland, Mesquite, and Duncanville, that will fight tooth and nail with kids you have never heard of.