Blue Chip Prospects
LI Titans Hang On For 5-3 Victory
LI Titans hold on to win, 5-3 pic.twitter.com/wbqdQdH0NJ — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) September 21, 2019 The LI Titans overcame an early first inning deficit and held off a late-inning rally by the Kings Park Knights to win 5-3 in the 12U Northeast Elite tournament. In the bottom of the first, the Knights used a lead off single by Anthony Lobasso, a stolen base and an RBI ground out to take a 1-0 lead. That lead did not last very long as the Titans scored two runs in the top of the second on a two-run single by Kip Zacharia. It was a two-out hit that scored Trey Hansen and Derek Minden. Zacharia was thrown out attempting to stretch his hit into a double. In the top of the third, the Titans extended their lead to 4-1 on a big two-run double by Charlie Pipa. They added another insu...
Steven Santos & New York Angels Roll to 12-2 Victory
12U New York Angels win 12-2 in a run-rule victory. Steven Santos went 2-for-2 with a walk and 3 RBI including two triples. Interview Presented by @MuddyLocker1 pic.twitter.com/EKt7jiTs6v — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) September 21, 2019 Sometimes big-time sluggers can just take over a game as we’ve seen plenty of time during the 2019 MLB season. That was the case this afternoon at Plainedge Park when Steven Santos was a man among boys in the 12U Northeast Elite tournament. The 12-year-old went 2-for-2 with 3 RBI including two triples in a 12-2 run-rule victory for the New York Angels over Dodgers Nation. He got their offense going in the bottom of the first on his first triple of the afternoon. He drove in T.J Bradford, who drew a two-out walk. After the triple, he scored on...
Jordan Konig Hits Walk-Off Single for Commack Crushers
Here’s Jordan Konig on his walk off hit pic.twitter.com/CqzlDU8pa4 — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) September 21, 2019 What an outstanding game was played tonight to open up the Blue Chip Prospect Northeast Elite 12u tournament. The game was played at Cantiague Park and featured several lead changes, but ultimately it was Jordan Konig who would deliver a walk-off single in the bottom of the sixth inning to deliver the 10-9 victory for the Commack Crushers. The game began with the Tri-State Arsenal getting out to a quick 2-0 lead thanks to a two-run single by Alex Wayne to drive in Thomas Walsh and Jayden Eavens. It seemed like it would be all Arsenal tonight but the Commack squad brought their sticks too. They immediately tied it up on an RBI single by Ryan Bush, who came aroun...
Who Were the Top Performers At Today’s BCP Showcase?
Brady Clark (Bayport-Blue Point 2023) Brady Clark (Bayport-Blue Point 2023) touching 80 MPH with a 72 MPH breaking ball pic.twitter.com/TqTDVy0xL1 — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) August 16, 2019 Liam Stemmler (Bayport-Blue Point 2023) Liam Stemmler (Bayport-Blue Point 2023) sitting 77-79 touching 80 MPH pic.twitter.com/HiFoXVey1M — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) August 16, 2019 Coach Jim Moccio is fortunate to have both of these young power pitchers for the next four seasons. I put them together because they are similar players. Both are high-end power pitchers that look ready for the varsity level right now. 78-80 MPH at this age is pretty rare and given their size, I wouldn’t be surprised if they eventually were in the 88-90 MPH range in three years. Stemmler also show...
Who Were the Top Performers at Today’s BCP Long Island Showcase?
Each year, Blue Chip Prospects hosts a bevy of showcases on Long Island which features some of the top uncommitted players across this great region. They play in front of dozens of college coaches, hoping to garner interest from them and continue their baseball careers after high school. Today, 63 players showed up at Mitchel Field with 20 colleges represented. Some of these schools were St. John’s, Fordham, University at Albany, Monmouth, LIU, Stony Brook, Hofstra, Sacred Heart, Farleigh-Dickinson, Manhattan, Iona, NJIT, Farfield, Adelphi, NYIT, Molloy, Pace, St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Joseph’s-Brooklyn and Stevenson. From my perspective, these events are great because I have the opportunity to see such a high volume of elite players all in one location. Sometimes there’s h...
Blue Chip Prospects Host Northeast Elite Underclass at Baseball Heaven
Three champions were crowned yesterday at Baseball Heaven for the annual Blue Chip Prospect Northeast Elite Underclass tournament. Below are the champions and the MVPS of each age group: 14U- Team Beast United Opponent: Team Steel Select (7-0) MVP: Jake Griffen Here’s a preseason video we did on them from January recapping their outstanding 2017 season. 15U- Tri-State Arsenal Opponent: Bronx Bombers (6-2, 8 innings) MVP: Zach Stein 16U-Titans Quattrini Opponent: Youth Service (7-4) MVP: JT Raab
Bobby Vath Dominates With 10 K’s; Junior Ducks Win 4-0
Dylan Brid and the Rising Star Jr. Ducks defeated the Long Island Titans 4-0. Brid scored two of the Ducks four runs. pic.twitter.com/SRmEQMBg92 — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) June 23, 2018 It was a pitcher’s duel between the Rising Star Junior Ducks and LI Titans, with the Junior Ducks claiming the 4-0 win on Saturday. This game determined which team would move on in the Blue-Chip Prospects 18u Great American Classic tournament. The Junior Ducks came into the game with a 2-0 record, while the Titans were sporting a 1-0-1 record. The winner would advance to the tournament’s playoffs. Thanks to great pitching from Junior Ducks starting pitcher Bobby Vath, the Junior Ducks advanced in the tournament. In this low-offensive affair, both teams combined for seven hits and all seven...
Recap of Blue Chip Prospects College Coaches Camp
By James L. Teta Below you will find a write up of the top players I isolated from the Blue Chip Prospects coaches camp. The event featured an impressive crop of players being evaluated and taught by coaches from UCONN, St. John’s, Fordham, Stony Brook, Hofstra, Boston College, Dartmouth, Pittsburgh, Farleigh Dickinson, Albany, Maryland, Sacred Heart, Fairfield, Princeton, Manhattan and St. Joseph’s. The mechanics of below are as follows: The number in front represents the digits provided by the camp for each kid to wear on their back as an identifying marker, followed by their name and graduation year. ***For coaches: If you need any additional information, reach out to your point of contact within the Blue Chip Prospects organization for more detail. #121: Kevin Bowrosen 5&...
Blue Chip Prospects and Prep Baseball Report-NY Agree to Deal
Two of the premier recruiting organizations have agreed to a have a working relationship. Blue Chip Prospects and Prep Baseball Report-NY have come to an agreement to co-host a series of showcases through out the 2017 year–in order to offer an unparalleled opportunity for high school players. “This relationship allows us to combine our resources to optimize college exposure for the amateur baseball community,” said BCP President Jim Clark. He added, “We really feel it is the best of both worlds. Over the past 20 years, our events have been known to attract a strong turnout of college coaches–both regionally and nationally. If you combine that with PBR’s online presence and video service, it allows us to offer the best service possible.” PBR-NY Dire...
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