LABC 18U Roster

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18U LABC Roster - 2011

The LABC annually attracts over 1500+ baseball players to its tryouts that are held in all across the United States. 2012 tryout dates, locations, and times are located to the right and will be updated when information becomes available.

18U LABC Roster - 2011
Tyler Krahn Vancouver, BC	Power hitting outfielder/catcher. Pro baseball prospect and D1 caliber talent that is attracting major interest currently.
Tyler Thompson Alaska	Combines average, power, and speed. All around threat with D1 caliber talent as tools are highly projectable.
Karl Fenster Washington	Control pitcher with pro grade change up. Emerging talent on the mound with solid projectability for any D2, D3, or JC college baseball program.
Sheldon Rouzan Alaska	Physical catcher at 6'3", 220 lbs. Emerging bat who consistently throws runners out. Only 16 years old, but will be a top D1 recruit with pro prospect potential.
Garrett Brown alaska	Solid catcher with quick hands and gap-to-gap power. Throws, blocks, and receives well. Solid college prospect for the D2, D3, and JC levels currently.
Tyler Hidalgo Washington	Speed and knowledge defines this player. Quick hands and execution in every situation provide make this player a good college prospect at the D2, D3, and JC level. Could emerge as a top D1 talent after a few years at collegiate level.
Tanner Smith Oregon	College player with emerging D1 swing. Above average tools that may start to attract heavy pro baseball interest in the near future.
Adam Manzer Alaska	Solid D2 prospect that plays the game hard. Catching and hitting skills can immediately contribute at the collegiate level. Getting recruited heavily at the D2 and D3 level currently.
Kyle Kornagay Alaska	Emerging power arm that has physical prowess. Potential is high for this right handed pitcher that combines emerging velocity with good command of all pitches.
Trace Loehr Oregon	One of the best left handed hitters in Oregon. Already attracting major college recruiting attention at 16 years old. Quick hands and power with above average speed for the pro level.
Taylor Landis California	6'6" right handed pitcher with upper 80s velocity in arm. Could become top D1 recruiting talent once he hits college level.
Jordan Marinelli California	Another big left handed bat. Will most likely take the JC route and emerge as a top D1 or pro talent once he gets a few years at the collegiate level.

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