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Denham Springs, Louisiana

Batavia High School
Batavia, Illinois
Graduating class of 2014

Sports: Baseball, Lacrosse, Soccer

Gender: Male
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 125 lbs.
Age: 28

Oakdale High School
Ijamsville, Maryland
Graduating class of 2014

Sports: Baseball, Basketball, Football

"My name is David Carlisle and I am a junior attending Oakdale High School located in Frederick,..."

Medina Valley High School
Castroville, Texas
Graduating class of 2014

Sports: Baseball, Football, Track & Field

Gender: Male
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 165 lbs.
Age: 28

Palmer High School
Palmer, Massachusetts
Graduating class of 2014

Sports: Baseball

"Left Handed pitcher. Earned varsity letter as Freshman. Won ESPN Player of the Week in 2011. Was..."

Fraser High School
Fraser, Michigan
Graduating class of 2014

Sports: Baseball, Basketball, Football

Gender: Male
Height: 6' 3"
Weight: 180 lbs.
Age: 29

Sports: Baseball

"Has participated in the Blue-Gray Classic Showcase as a 15 year-old. Also participated in AABC All-Star Game..."

Kinder High School
Kinder, Louisiana
Graduating class of 2014

Sports: Baseball, Football

"Brandon cranked his first Home Run over a 315 ft fence in Ville Platte, La against Sacard..."

West Florence High School
Florence, South Carolina
Graduating class of 2014

Sports: Baseball, Football

Gender: Male
Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 165 lbs.
Age: 29

Msgr Farrell High School
Staten Island, New York
Graduating class of 2014

Sports: Baseball, Football, Soccer

"I JUST COMPLETED MY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BASEBALL SEASON AND LED MY TEAM TO THE CATHOLIC..."

Msgr Farrell High School
Staten Island, New York
Graduating class of 2014

Sports: Baseball, Football

"Staten Island Boys Football league: Player 2002 - 2010 South Shore Little League : Player 2002 - 2010 Pre-Freshman..."

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