Meadowbrook High School | Archive | March, 2008

Girls Spring 10s – Mar. 24

Records as of Sunday, March 23
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Previous ranking in parenthesis


SOFTBALL
1. Lee-Davis 3-0, (1)
2. Cosby 4-0, (2)
3. Deep Run 4-0, (3)
4. Prince George 1-1, (5)
5. Atlee 2-0, (6)
6. Thomas Dale 2-0, (8)
7. Monacan 3-0, (NR)
8. Patrick Henry 2-2, (7)
9. Hanover 0-2, (4)
10. Hermitage 2-0, (NR)
Dropped out: Mills Godwin 1-2, (9); Midlothian 1-1, (10)

TENNIS
1. Mills Godwin 3-0, (1)
2. Deep Run 2-0, (2)
3. Midlothian 1-0, (3)
4. Douglas Freeman 2-0, (6)
5. Atlee 3-0, (8)
6. James River 1-1, (4)
7. Colonial Heights 3-0, (7)
8. Prince George 4-1, (10)
9. Lee-Davis 3-1, (NR)
10. Cosby 1-2, (9)
Dropped out: Hanover 2-2, (5)

SOCCER
1. Mills Godwin 5-0, (2)
2. Atlee 2-1, (1)
3. James River 0-0, (3)
4. Thomas Dale, 2-0 (4)
5. Cosby 4-0, (5)
6. Lee-Davis 1-1, (8)
7. Deep Run (6)
8. Maggie Walker GS (9)
9. Monacan (NR)
10. Prince George 1-0, (NR)
Dropped out: Midlothian 1-2, (7); Clover Hill 0-2, (10)

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Top 25 Videos: March 17-23

Below are the most played videos from last week, March 17-23, in the Central Region.

The clips are posted from one to 25.

Leading the way this week was a ridiculous goal off of a free kick by Mills Godwin’s Anne Lumpkin. An interview with Hanover’s Jake Mayers is second and another Eagles’ girls soccer score is third.

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Girls Winter Warriors

Do we have enough basketballs for our all-DigitalSports girls basketball team?

We sure do. Led by player of the year Ruthanne Doherty of L.C. Bird, a very humble great player, she’ll make sure everyone stays in line and will set the tone with her defense.

Clogging the paint with her, wow! Deja Middleton of Meadowbrook, Cosby’s Jazmin Pitts and Atlee’s Richelle Price. It doesn’t get any better inside than that foursome.

Price will step out and shoot the 3-ball with her teammate Sydney Henderson, Henderson’s AAU mate and best friend Barbara Sitton of Bird and Mills Godwin’s Maggie Roy.

Meadowbrook PG Crystal Smith will have 20 assists per game with this lineup with many feeds to Deep Run’s Amy Turner, who just knows how to find the basket.

Our do-it-all will be freshman Ka’lia Johnson, who can play anywhere from point guard to center.

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Boys Winter Warriors

The all-DigitalSports boys basketball team is chocked full of the top 10 players in the Central Region.

Whatever a coach needs on an elite team, we have it.

Let’s start with the perimeter, led by player of the year Harry Lee Daniel of Highland Springs.

He can fill it up at any point and provides the physicality to set our tone on defense.

Deep balls will rain from Highland Springs’ Harvey Mills, Cosby’s Ben Jessee, Bird’s Rico Ferguson, Deep Run’s Antone Exum and Petersburg’s Terneil Rhodes.

We’ll let JM’s Travis McKie shoot out there as well, he’ll be mad if we stick him inside all game.

We’re strong in the paint, too, with Petersburgs Cadarian Raines, L.C. Bird’s Travis Keels and Prince George’s Andre Williamson.

Click on the player’s name for more information, including video highlights and pictures!

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Clover Hill over Meadowbrook 10-3

Clover Hill defeated Meadowbrook 10-3 at home in Wednesday night’s game.

The Cavaliers were led by junior outfielder Chris Smith, who went 2 for 3 with a home run, an RBI and two runs.

The heavy hitting continued throughout the batting order for Clover Hill as Smith was not the only player to hit a home run.

First baseman Frankie Snyder would go 1 for 4 in the game and his only hit was a homer.

Cavalier senior outfielder Jeff Voreh went 2 for 3, scoring twice and adding an RBI.

Outfielder/pitcher Zack Carter also had an RBI on a 2 for 4 night.

Meadowbrook’s Andre Coble went 2 for 3 and scored a run in the loss.

Clover Hill improves their record to 2-2 this season as Meadowbrook drops to 0-2.


Meadowbrook  000 102 0 –  3 6 4
Clover Hill        201 214 x – 10 9 0
Rooney, Atkinson (6) and Rogers; Muench and Mait.
Records: Meadowbrook (0-2); Clover Hill (2-2)

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Top 25 Videos: March 10-16

Below are the most played videos from last week (March 10-16) in the Central Region.

The clips are posted from one to 25.

John Marshall’s Travis McKie is all over the countdown with 11 total videos, including the top two.

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PS Advanced Clinics

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond

Position Specifics put on double duty Saturday.

After a rainout of one of the advanced clinics last weekend, PS had two advanced clinics in one day going from 11 a.m. to about 5 p.m.

A six-hour epic worth every minute.

About 30 local student-athletes attended the first version going through defensive and offensive drills.

With the smaller number of attendees came even more individual attention and repetitions for each camper.

Matoaca’s B.J. Morton was a first-timer and loved every bit of it.

“Anytime you have somebody from the NFL helping you out it can’t be anything but good for you,” said Morton, as former NFL’er Kevin Lewis (Varina High defensive line coach) and current Seattle Seahawk Jonathan Lewis handled the linemen. “Plus the guys at Varina run a good program. I really appreciate what they’re doing for us.”

The usual counselor were out in PS founder Chad Blackstock, the aforementioned Lewis brothers and former Virginia Tech star Mike Crawford.

Former UR wide receiver Dan McNair was the newbie, helping out with the receivers and defensive backs like Thomas Dale’s David Williams, who lit up the first clinic and went to the elite camp with the region’s best and stood out there as well.

“I definitely learned a lot of things about DB,” Williams said, “and then we worked on some footwork drills for quarterback. It’s always good to get work in the offseason, especially on a Saturday morning.”

The elite clinic was filmed and DVDs will be created by Pixar and sent out to colleges to publicize our best.

Attendees are by invite only to the second clinic.

Both camps had special guests in University of Richmond players and NFL prospects Tim Hightower (RB) and Arman Shields (WR), who spoke to the campers.

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Girls Soccer Preseason Top 10/Previews

PRESEASON TOP 10
1. Atlee
2.
Mills Godwin
3. James River
4. Thomas Dale
5. Cosby
6. Deep Run
7. Midlothian
8.
Lee-Davis
9. Maggie Walker GS
10. Clover Hill

Here’s a preview of the top teams in each
district.


CAPITAL
DISTRICT
ATLEE
2007 record:
9-1 Capital,
18-3
Coach: Bruce Lovelace
Key players: Jordan Roseboro, Jr., F; Kristin Lescalleet, Sr., F; Lindsey Booth, Jr., F
Outlook: The Raiders are loaded after taking a state tournament visit last season after upsetting Mills Godwin in the Central Region final. Roseboro and Lescalleet (University of Richmond) are bonafide Division I prospects. Booth is a potent scorer.

HANOVER
2007 record:
7-3
Capital, 11-5
Coach: Steve D’Adamo
Key
players:
Kathleen Russell, Sr., M
Outlook: The Raiders and L-D Confederates seem to have too much for the Hawks to fly over for the top two spots. Hanover will have to hold off a hungry Henrico team. Russell is a first-team all-Central Region candidate.

HENRICO
2007 record:
4-6 Capital, 6-10-1
Coach: Jeremy Seward, fourth season, 20-31-1
Key
players:
Allison Callahan, Sr., M; Mujinga Kapanga, Sr., F; Emily Zampetti, Sr., M; Latisha Ellerbe, Jr., D
Outlook: Click here for Henrico’s preview.

LEE-DAVIS
Coach: Brad Dalton, fifth season, 46-23-2
2007
record:
8-2 Capital, 12-7
Key players: Kimmy Cummings, Sr., F; Janie Evans, Jr., GK; Caitlin Kirkwood, Sr., M; Virginia Hendrick, Jr., M
Outlook: Click here for Lee-Davis’ preview.

CENTRAL
DISTRICT
COLONIAL HEIGHTS
2007 record:
12-2 Central, 14-4
Key player: Beth Ann Boyce, Sr., F; Julianne Sponsler, Jr.,
Outlook: The Colonials have potent scoring left. How well the defense performs and responses to new coaching will be big keys.


THOMAS DALE
2007 record:
13-1 Central, 17-3
Coach: John Kabler
Key players: Loren Favale, Sr., F; Carrie Jaeckle, Sr., M/F; Julie Robertson, Jr., F
Outlook: Field hockey success should translate to a district soccer crown as well. The Knights are loaded once again after falling in the Central Region semifinals last season.

COLONIAL DISTRICT
MAGGIE WALKER GS
2007
record:
4-2 Colonial, 9-8
Coach: Patty Glenn
Key
players:
April Price, Sr., F
Outlook: Field hockey success should help the Green Dragons to the upper echelon of the Colonial.

MILLS GODWIN
2007 record: 6-0 Colonial, 16-3
Coach: Rob White
Key players: Lindsey Rowe, Sr., GK; Anne Lumpkin, Jr., M; Annemarie Cole, Sr., M; Andrea Keller, Sr., D
Outlook: The Eagles reached the state semifinals last season and have enough to make it back again. Rowe is the best keeper in the state and one of the top in the nation. The Eagles have a rematch with Atlee Tuesday.

DOMINION
DISTRICT
CLOVER HILL
2007 record: 11-3 Dominion, 14-5
Coach: Shawn Martin
Outlook: The Cavaliers have a heavy tradition but lost a boatload from last season, including Grace Cuenin and Jessica Varela.

COSBY
2007 record: 5-8-1 Dominion, 6-9-1
Coach: Anne Canipe, first season
Key players: Becca Wann, So., F; Joy Grove, Fr., F; Alicia Cruz, Sr., M; Morgan Thompson, Sr., D
Outlook: Click here for Cosby’s preview.

JAMES
RIVER
2007 record:
10-2 Dominion, 13-4
Coach: Sarah Snell, third season
Key players: Aubrie Ewell, Jr., F; Erin Liberator, Sr., F; Jenna Taylor, Jr., M; Hannah Schul, Sr., D
Outlook: Click here for James River’s preview.

MIDLOTHIAN
2007 record:
7-3-3 Dominion, 10-3-3
Coach: Cammie Ward, third season, 26-16-6
Key players: Erin Layne, So., M; Rachel Creamer, So., D; Haley Myer, So., M; Sam Tillar, Sr., D; Alicia Cella, Jr., GK
Outlook: The Trojans are loaded with nine starters returning, including several all-district performers like Layne, Creamer and Myer. Each are only sophomores. Tillar will try to provide leadership for a fairly young roster. But most of the players have been through a varsity season before, so a district crown in a tough district is not farfetched.

MONACAN
2007 record:
3-7-4 Dominion, 3-8-4
Coach: Anne Rieser, third season, 18-22-7
Key players: Hallie Rogers, Jr., M; Emily Finestone, Sr., D; Lindsey Hill, Sr., M; Amanda Paris, Jr., D; Laura Davis, Jr., D
Outlook: A strong defense and 10 returning starters puts Monacan squarely in the mix. In a tough district, the Chiefs could be a pleasant surprise. Look out.

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Boys Soccer Preseason Top 10/Previews

PRESEASON TOP 10
1. Deep Run
2. Cosby
3. Thomas Dale
4. James River
5. Hanover
6. Midlothian
7. Clover Hill
8. Monacan
9. Colonial Heights
10. Mills Godwin

Here’s
a preview of the top teams in each district.


CAPITAL
DISTRICT
HANOVER
2007 record:
9-1 Capital, 18-4
Coach: Joe Broscious, third season, 36-16-5
Key players: Zach Glisson, Sr., F; Stephen Reichart, Jr., MF; Chris Giannasi, Jr., MF; Brad Seymour, Jr., D; Alex Moore, Jr., GK
Outlook: The defending Central Region champions lost nine starters but still have a good core group of players with strong chemistry. Glisson will lead the offensive attack while Seymour and keeper Moore anchor the defense.

HENRICO
2007 record:
5-5 Capital, 5-9
Coach: Scott Sherrill, ninth season
Key players: Dylan Norvell, Jr.
Outlook: Click here for the Henrico boys soccer preview

CENTRAL
DISTRICT
COLONIAL HEIGHTS
2007 record:
9-4-1 Central, 11-7-1
Coach: JP McNulty, second season, 11-7-1
Key players: Andrew Christy, Jr., Sweeper; Nathan Roberts, Sr., MB; Ryan Ponder, Sr., D; Ken Schweitzer, Sr., M/D; Justin Barnette, Jr., Striker; Joe Westfall, Sr.; GK
Outlook: Ponder (first team all-dsitrict) and second-team honorees Roberts and Shweitzer lead a group of seven returning starters. Experience, defense and team speed will be key to the Colonials’ success. The team defeated Mills Godwin 1-0 to start the season.

MEADOWBROOK
2007 record:
4-10 Central, 4-10
Coach: Beck and White
Key players: Edgar Perez, Sr., Sweeper; Melhai Breones, Jr., Striker; Johny Bustillo, So., Striker; Cesar ramirez, Fr., MF; Noe Quintanilla, Fr., Winger
Outlook:
The Monarchs had a tough season last year and may still experience growing pains this season.

THOMAS DALE
2007 record:
14-0 Central, 19-1
Coach: Mark Fowler, ninth season, 170-20-10
Key players: Will Bates, Jr., MF; Patrick Innes, Sr., MF; Patrick O’Connor, Sr., MF; Gage Robertson, Sr., MF; Bill Groben, So., GK; Daniel Comer
Outlook: Click here for the Thomas Dale soccer preview

COLONIAL DISTRICT
DEEP
RUN

2007 record: 4-3 Colonial, 13-7
Coach: Steve Chapman
Key players: Brandon Gary, Sr., D; Brian Ownby, Sr., F; Cameron Murray, Sr., GK; Jacob Summers, So., M/F
Outlook: The Wildcats come in as the team to beat led by three Divsion I-bound players in Gary, Ownby and Murray. Deep Run made it to the region semifinals last season before losing to Hanover. The team tied Midlothian to open the season and then beat Cosby 1-0.

DOMINION
DISTRICT
CLOVER HILL
2007 record: 11-2-1 Dominion, 13-3-1
Coach: Jon Gates, second season
Key players: Tyler Pegaroro, Sr., D; Justin Timpano, Sr., D; Connor McCarthy, Jr., MF; Travis Johnson, Jr., MF; Evan Massey, Sr., Gk
Outlook: The Cavaliers have a strong defensive group coming back in Pegaroro, Timpano, Clayton Ash and keeper Massey. Clover Hill is inexperienced in other spots of the field as only four starters are back. They will need to mature fast to compete in the Dominion.

COSBY

2007 record: 11-2-1 Dominion, 15-7-1
Coach: Mike Anderson, second season at Cosby, 23rd overall, 242 wins
Key players: Andrew Mahan, Sr., D; Colin Fitzpatrick, Sr., D; Kevin Anderson, Sr., MF; Ben Jessee, Sr., MF; Nick DeProspero, Jr., F; Bryan Hughes, Sr., F; Sean Stowe, Jr., GK
Outlook: Click here for the Cosby soccer preview

JAMES RIVER
2007
record:
12-2 Dominion, 15-3
Coach: Eric Schlueter, ninth season, 194-68-10
Key
players:
Jack Baxter, Sr., F; Joe Baxter, Sr., MF; Chris Vonier, Sr., D; Nate Shiffman, So., MF; Sterling Grotos, Jr., D; Mitch Mori, Jr., F
Outlook: Click here for the James River soccer preview

MIDLOTHIAN
2007 record:
7-6
Dominion, 8-8
Coach: Ted Jones
Key players: Josh Rice, Jr., MF; Peter Lee, Jr., MF; Chris Hruneni, Sr., D
Outlook: Rice and Lee are two of the stronger players in the district and will be leaned upon to help the Trojans succeed this season.

MONACAN
2007 record:
8-6
Dominion, 8-7
Coach: Sean Hollingshead
Key players: Hunter Cheatham, Sr. MF; Zack Jones, Jr., MF; Jeremy Goff, Jr., D; Ramon Gomez, So., F; Jordan Clark, Sr., MF
Outlook: The Chiefs look to break through this season behind Virginia Tech-bound Cheatham.

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Baseball Preseason Top 10/Previews

PRESEASON TOP 10
1. James River
2. Cosby
3. Patrick Henry
4. Hanover
5. Douglas Freeman
6. Dinwiddie
7. Deep Run
8. Mills Godwin
9. Matoaca
10. Henrico

Here’s a preview of the top teams in each
district.


CAPITAL
DISTRICT
ATLEE
2007 record:
8-4 Capital, 13-9
Coach: Will Hicks, first season
Key players: Chase Worthington, Sr., SS/P; Ryan Kontra, Sr., OF; Ryan Farrar, Jr., P/1B, Taylor Sandefur, Jr., P
Outlook: Worthington, Kontra and Farrar were all honorable mention all-region last season. The Raiders have strong pitching and defense that should keep them in games. Depth and experience at the varsity level may hurt them.

HANOVER
2007
record:
11-1 Capital, 14-9
Coach: Charlie Dragum
Key players: Jacob Mayers, Sr., P; Laine Denton
Outlook: The Hawks finished on top of the Capital District standings last year and will try to continue their success behind Mayers.

HENRICO
Coach: Ken Schrad, fourth season, 28-32
2007 record: 7-5 Capital, 13-9
Key players: Seth Cutler-Voltz, Sr., P/OF/3B; Adam Toombs, Sr., 2B/SS; Taylor Smith, Sr., 3B; Michael Mansfield, So., C/OF; Landon Prentiss, So., SS
Outlook: Click here for the Henrico baseball preview

LEE-DAVIS
Coach: Kenny Lewis
2007 record: 8-4 Capital, 12-8
Key players: Nick Frame, Jr., P; Jordan Walton, 1B
Outlook: Click here for the Lee-Davis baseball preview

CENTRAL
DISTRICT
DINWIDDIE
2007
record:
14-0 Central, 18-4
Coach: Shawn Wynn, second season, 18-4

Key players: Colton Warren, Sr., C; Justin Clay, Sr., SS/P/1B; Chad Jones, Jr., 3B; Taylor Perkins, Sr., CF/P; Chris King, So., 2B/SS/P; Alex Christopher, Sr., 1B/P

Outlook: Six starters return from an impressive season where the Generals went undefeated in district play. Perkins leads the way with a .466 batting average and an 8-1 record on the mound. Clay (.390, 5-2) and Christopher (.355, 4-0) will also provide offense and good pitching.

HOPEWELL
2007
record:
4-8 Central, 8-12

Coach: Ricky Irby, third season, 23-37

Key players: Ryan Bradshaw, Sr., P; Adam Capps, Sr., 3B/SS; Adam Wagner, Jr., 2B/SS; Chris Pisarek, Sr., C/P; Joey ***, Jr., OF/C

Outlook: The Blue Devils have all nine starters returning giving them experience all over the field. Bradshaw had a record of 4-2 and a 3.65 ERA last season. Capps (.460, 3 HRs, 18 RBI) is the best bat in the order.

MATOACA
2007 record:
8-6 Central,
12-9
Coach: Fred Stoots, sixth season, 64-45
Key players: Matt Gwaltney, Sr., INF/P; Matt Richardson, Sr., INF/P; David Palisano, Sr., OF; Austin Kilbourne, So., OF/P; Logan Walker, So., INF/P; Joey Andrews, Sr., INF/P

Outlook: Matoaca is inexperienced but got their season started off with a bang with an out of district victory over Cosby. Only two starters are back. Palisano, Kilbourne , Gwaltney and Walker will head the offense attack.

THOMAS DALE
2007 record:
9-5 Central,
11-12
Coach: Chris Marshall, second season, 11-12
Key players: Kevin Curd, Sr., SS; Ryan Carter, Jr., C; Michael Green, Jr., OF; Kirk Jennings, Sr., P/DH; Bill Cullen, So., P

Outlook: Cullen is the No. 1 starter but the team still needs a strong No. 2. Carter (.310, 3 HRs, 20 RBI), Green (.397, 15 SB, 13 RBI) and Curd (.362, 4 HRs, 21 RBI) look to build on last season.

COLONIAL DISTRICT
DEEP
RUN

2007 record: 12-1 Colonial, 25-4
Coach: Grant Odell
Key players: Brooks Martin, Sr., OF; R.C. Orlan, Jr., P; Marshall Halbeib, Sr., P
Outlook: The Wildcats have won the district title the past two seasons and were region and state runner-ups last year. Martin, Orlan and Halbeib will try to keep the team as one of the squads to beat in the district and region even with the loss of stars Deck McGuire and Brett Entz.

DOUGLAS FREEMAN
2007 record: 7-7 Colonial, 13-9
Coach: Ken Moore, 26th season
Key players: Will Hudgins, Sr., P/OF; Dustin Galbraith, Sr., P/INF; Stephen Oswald, Sr., LF; Ciaran Maguire, Sr., DH/OF
Outlook: The Rebels beat Deep Run 2-1 in nine innings to begin the season. Hudgins and Galbraith will need to perform on the mound and Oswald and Maguire will need to swing the bats well for the team to claim the district crown. Pitching and speed are the strengths of the team.

MILLS GODWIN
2007 record: 9-4 Colonial,
14-8
Coach: John Marano, 17th season, 183-54
Key players: Reed Gragnani, Jr., SS; Robbie Garrett, Sr., P; Kyle Gragnani, Sr., 1B; Travis Lane, Sr., CF; Ryan Ross, Sr., P; Nick Caporale, Sr., P/OF
Outlook: All five pitchers return including Ross, who was injured, and Caporale, a transfer from Deep Run. Garrett is the No. 1 pitcher while Reed and Kyle Gragnani will power the offense. Two sophomores and freshman will start but the team should be solid defensively.

PATRICK HENRY
2007 record: 10-4 Colonial,
17-7
Coach: Sam Hart, 13th season
Key players: Kyle Stanley, Jr., 1B/P; Derrick Brewer, Jr., P/OF; Taylor Seay, Jr., P/OF; Ryan Smith, Sr., SS
Outlook: Behind Seay, Brewer and Stanley the Patriots should have a strong pitching staff. Their infield play will be a strength but the team is inexperienced in the outfield. Smith (.400) is one of Patrick Henry’s better hitters.

DOMINION
DISTRICT
COSBY
2007 record: 12-3-1 Dominion, 17-5-1
Coach: Tim Lowery, second season at Cosby, 26th overall, 293 wins
Key players: Jake Lowery, Sr., C; Ronnie Shaban, Sr., SS/P; Tadd Bower, Sr., INF/P; Dustin Sollars, Sr., OF; Bradley Shaban, Jr., INF
Outlook: Click here for the Cosby baseball preview

JAMES RIVER
2007
record:
15-1 Dominion, 26-2
Coach: Pete Schumacher, second season, 26-2
Key
players:
Robert Oldham, Sr., OF; Jack Cleary, Sr. C; Ian Harvey, Sr., OF; Austin Stadler, Sr., P/1B; Daniel Marrs, Sr., P/1B; Jake Mathews, Jr., P
Outlook: Click here for the James River baseball preview

MIDLOTHIAN
2007 record:
12-4 Dominion,
15-6
Coach: Scott Hueston, 4th season, 44-22-1
Key players: Ryan Mallory, Sr., 1B/P; Kevin Sias, Sr., C; Blaine Jones, Sr., SS; Ryan Barto, Jr., Util.; Chris Helbig, Jr., Util.; Nick Davis, Jr., Util.; Miles McQuag, Jr., Util
Outlook: Mallory and Sias will lend senior leadership to a team full of junior talent. The Trojans have a lot of offense but pitching may be a question. Finishing first or second in the district might be tough but the third spot is definitely a possibility. 

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