OOTP 18 High School Feeder League Logos and Jerseys

[Lawn Loaf]

Located in the Woodland Hills district of Los Angeles, Taft High School has produced Astros Legend Larry Dierker, Gabe Kapler and Hall of Famer Robin Yount.

[Lawn Loaf]

Located in the Woodland Hills district of Los Angeles is El Camino Real Charter High School, a powerhouse program of California Prep baseball. The Conquistadors ranked 35th nationally in 2006 with a 26-6 record, and have produced 62 players to go onto the next levels of baseball. Out of those, 37 have played professionally, with 8 playing professionally in the Big Leagues. Noted MLB players who played high school ball at this school include Conor Jackson and Randy Wolf.

[Lawn Loaf]

Out of Chatsworth, a neighborhood of Los Angeles located in the San Fernando Valley. This program is the epitome of a prep powerhouse, ranking #1 nationally in 2003 and 2004 with a 71-1 combined record, and from 1998 to 2009 ranked no worse than #45, with the outliers being the 2000 and 2002 seasons. Chatsworth has produced 43 players to go onto play professionally, with 13 playing MLB ball. Noted players from this school include P Steve Reed and Mike Moustakas.

[Lawn Loaf]

Home and Away Jersey Set:

[Lawn Loaf]

Out of the Granada Hills district of Los Angeles California. This program has produced some good & great MLB players including Kameron Loe, Gary Matthews Jr. and Ryan Braun.

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Thanks for all of these.

[gskweres9]

I check in on this thread occasionally because I think it is cool, although I've never actually made a feeder league on OOTP. I recently saw your post about people not being thankful and wishing others would make a set and post it occasionally, so consider this my thanks for your hard work.

I've gone ahead and made a set for my alma mater, Second Baptist School.

Second Baptist is a TAPPS 4A school in Houston, Texas. Countless players have gone on to play collegiately, and I believe 4 have gone on to be drafted. Only one has appeared in the MLB, Aaron Thompson. The others to be drafted were Ross Seaton, Russell Dixon, and Kyle Reynolds. I may be forgetting one person but I don't think I am.

Second Baptist currently has seven players playing division 1 baseball, including myself. Those seven players are at six schools: Rice, University of Houston, Nicholls State, Dallas Baptist University, Columbia, and Hofstra.

What is most interesting about Second Baptist is the coaching staff. Former big leaguer Lance Berkman is the head coach. His good friend and another former big leaguer Andy Pettitte is the pitching coach. Four other coaches are on staff, and three of them at least played minor league baseball.

This set is essentially a replica of the 2016 uniforms, my senior year and the last year we won a state title. The school has undergone a rebrand since then, but I'm not a big fan.

Again, thanks for your work, and I hope you and everyone else on there enjoys these.

[Lawn Loaf]

Originally Posted by gskweres9

I check in on this thread occasionally because I think it is cool, although I've never actually made a feeder league on OOTP. I recently saw your post about people not being thankful and wishing others would make a set and post it occasionally, so consider this my thanks for your hard work.

I've gone ahead and made a set for my alma mater, Second Baptist School.

Second Baptist is a TAPPS 4A school in Houston, Texas. Countless players have gone on to play collegiately, and I believe 4 have gone on to be drafted. Only one has appeared in the MLB, Aaron Thompson. The others to be drafted were Ross Seaton, Russell Dixon, and Kyle Reynolds. I may be forgetting one person but I don't think I am.

Second Baptist currently has seven players playing division 1 baseball, including myself. Those seven players are at six schools: Rice, University of Houston, Nicholls State, Dallas Baptist University, Columbia, and Hofstra.

What is most interesting about Second Baptist is the coaching staff. Former big leaguer Lance Berkman is the head coach. His good friend and another former big leaguer Andy Pettitte is the pitching coach. Four other coaches are on staff, and three of them at least played minor league baseball.

This set is essentially a replica of the 2016 uniforms, my senior year and the last year we won a state title. The school has undergone a rebrand since then, but I'm not a big fan.

Again, thanks for your work, and I hope you and everyone else on there enjoys these.

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This is an awesome post! So you play D1? And you find time for OOTP? This is awesome. I'd ask who and where you play, but I can understand if you didn't answer, but I'd be sure to put you in the college league I run. You can find out who I am easily, just look at my profile and do a quick Google search, I'm not really worried about privacy, as there really is none in this day and age (sadly)


While I hate to come across as bitter in that post, what I was really wanting to get across is the fact that ANYONE can contribute to this post, no matter skills, as the Jersey and Cap creator tools make this so streamlined. I literally have no computer graphic skills, and really still don't, however this project has allowed me to gain enough to make jerseys for this game.

And it's the least I can give back, considering what I have used on other programs in the past.
And this post is exactly what I hoped to stir up, an honest user giving back with a set that means something to him, with a great history to boot. To know this team has Lance Berkman and Andy Pettite developing potential and talent, I'm speechless, I envy the experience you must have gained working with them.

Many many thanks for your contribution, this thread will go far if others contribute as you have.

I started this thread thinking of how under served the feeder league mods have been on OOTP, in particular high school leagues, and they serve a very important function in modern baseball. HS feeder leagues are the ground zero for U.S. talent, and this game allows you to encapsulate this, to as much depth and expanse as you desire or your system can handle. How cool is that?

[gskweres9]

Originally Posted by Lawn Loaf

This is an awesome post! So you play D1? And you find time for OOTP? This is awesome. I'd ask who and where you play, but I can understand if you didn't answer, but I'd be sure to put you in the college league I run. You can find out who I am easily, just look at my profile and do a quick Google search, I'm not really worried about privacy, as there really is none in this day and age (sadly)


While I hate to come across as bitter in that post, what I was really wanting to get across is the fact that ANYONE can contribute to this post, no matter skills, as the Jersey and Cap creator tools make this so streamlined. I literally have no computer graphic skills, and really still don't, however this project has allowed me to gain enough to make jerseys for this game.

And it's the least I can give back, considering what I have used on other programs in the past.
And this post is exactly what I hoped to stir up, an honest user giving back with a set that means something to him, with a great history to boot. To know this team has Lance Berkman and Andy Pettite developing potential and talent, I'm speechless, I envy the experience you must have gained working with them.

Many many thanks for your contribution, this thread will go far if others contribute as you have.

I started this thread thinking of how under served the feeder league mods have been on OOTP, in particular high school leagues, and they serve a very important function in modern baseball. HS feeder leagues are the ground zero for U.S. talent, and this game allows you to encapsulate this, to as much depth and expanse as you desire or your system can handle. How cool is that?

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[Lawn Loaf]

Out of the Los Angeles neighborhood of North Hills. The Vikings have produced 17 professional players, with 8 reaching MLB. The most noted big leaguer from this school would be 3B Doug DeCinces.

[Lawn Loaf]

Located in the Los Angeles district of Reseda. This school has produced 19 professional players with 7 playing MLB. Most of these guys have had short careers, with one notable exception: This school claims 80's great Bret Saberhagen as alumni.

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Home and Away jersey set:

[Lawn Loaf]

Home and Away Jersey Set:

[Lawn Loaf]

Next up will be the CIF Central Coast Section. From Wikipedia "The Central Coast Section (CCS) is the governing body of public and private high school athletics in the portion of California encompassing San Mateo County, Santa Clara County, Monterey County, San Benito County, Santa Cruz County and a few private schools in San Francisco. It is one of ten sections that comprise the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF)."


The teams I will be creating from this section include:
Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep Fighting Irish
Leland Chargers
Salinas Cowboys
Homestead Mustangs
Los Gatos Wildcats
Santa Cruz Cardinals
Monterey Toreadores
Archbishop Mitty Monarchs
St. Ignatius Wildcats
St. Francis Lancers
Junipero Serra Padres
Palo Alto Vikings
Soquel Knights
Bellarmine Prep Bells
Aptos Mariners
Valley Christian Warriors
San Lorenzo Valley Cougars
Harbor Pirates
Scotts Valley Falcons


-And Feel Free to Create and Add Your Own.


Stay tuned!

[jparker2112]

YES!!!! this is THE set i have been waiting for!!!! you may want to add Serra High School...home of Barry Bonds! you are the man!

[Lawn Loaf]

Junipero Serra Padres are included

[Lawn Loaf]

Located in San Francisco California, this school is the oldest Catholic secondary school in San Francisco, having been founded in 1852. This school has produced 15 pro players, with 8 playing MLB. Most of their MLB players played from the 1920's through the 1950's, with P Frank Bertaina being the last player reaching the majors in 1970. Old timers Dolph Camilli, Jim Gentile, Joe Cronin, and Harry Heilmann came from this program.

[Lawn Loaf]

Out of San Jose California. Leland is considered a top notch California prep program, as their #22 rank nationally in 2014 with a 23-8 record will show. The Chargers have produced 13 pro players, with 3 playing MLB. The most noted names include Bobby Hill, who played in the mid 2000's with the Cubs, and Bob Stoddard who started 23 games for the Mariners in 1983.

[jparker2112]

lol...sorry..didnt see the CORRECT naming of the school...we just called em Serra. thanks

[jparker2112]

Originally Posted by Lawn Loaf

Out of San Jose California. Leland is considered a top notch California prep program, as their #22 rank nationally in 2014 with a 23-8 record will show. The Chargers have produced 13 pro players, with 3 playing MLB. The most noted names include Bobby Hill, who played in the mid 2000's with the Cubs, and Bob Stoddard who started 23 games for the Mariners in 1983.

Jason Hardtke played there too...played in MLB for a few years