OOTP 18 High School Feeder League Logos and Jerseys

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Out of Yuba City California. Yuba City achieved a national ranking of 33rd overall with a 28-3 record in 2009. MLB alumni include the Stassi brothers Max and Brock, who still are active. 38 players have gone on to play in the next levels of baseball from this school.

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I am going to add a few more teams to the Sac-Joaquin section in the coming week, then post a few more from the CIF Central Coast section after that. Here's a list of the teams to come:
Vanden Vikings
Lodi Flames
Armijo Indians
Stagg Delta Kings
Grace Davis Spartans
Ponderosa Bruins
Luther Burbank Titans
Roseville Tigers
Placer Hillmen
Oakmont Vikings

CIF Central Coast Section
Leigh Longhorns
Menlo School Knights
Menlo-Atherton Bears
Wilcox Chargers
Burlingame Panthers
Santa Teresa Saints
San Benito Haybalers (Hollister CA)
Carmel Padres

Stay tuned!

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Out of San Jose California. The Longhorns have produced 10 professional players, with their most accomplished alumni being Ken Caminiti.

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Located in Atherton California. 9 professional players have played for this school, with their most accomplished alumni being 1980's Astros outfielder Kevin Bass.

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Out of Fairfield California. 11 professional players have come out of this school, with 2 reaching MLB: Mark Funderburk and active Mariners player Kristopher Negron.

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Out of Lodi California. The Flames have produced 11 professional players with 2 having short MLB careers. MLB alumni are Lloyd Hittle and Rob Sperring.

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Located in Fairfield California, Armijo High has produced 13 professional players with 3 having short lived MLB careers. The player with the most success would be P Huck Flener who started 11 games for the Blue Jays during the 1996 season.

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Located in Stockton California, Stagg has produced 5 MLB players including Craig Minetto and Dallas Braden.

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Located in Modesto California, Davis High School is notable for producing Ray Lankford. 14 players from this school have gone onto play professionally.

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Located in the community of Shingle Springs California, Ponderosa High School has produced 22 players to go on to play in the next levels of baseball, with 6 playing professionally and 2 reaching the Majors.

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Located in Atherton California and representing the CIF Central Coast Section, the Bears have two notable names representing them in Major League Baseball, Bob Melvin and 2001 World Champion Manager Bob Brenly, leading the Diamondbacks to humble the Yankees with Gonzos walk of hit against Mariano Rivera. Living in Arizona at the time and watching it live is a sports memory I'll never forget. Anything bad that happens to the Yankees is a good thing in my opinion.

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Out of Burlingame California. 8 professional players have come out of this program, with Scott Feldman being their sole MLB rep.

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Located in the Santa Teresa neighborhood of San Jose California, the Saints have produced 11 professional players with 6 being drafted straight from the school. However, the Saints are still waiting to field their first MLB representative.

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Located in Hollister California, the Haybalers have produced 20 players to go on to play in the next levels of baseball. Out of those 20, 5 have had professional careers and one has reached the Majors. P Daniel Barone played the 2007 season for the Florida Marlins.

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Home and away jersey set:

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Located in Carmel California. The most noted name from this school is 1B Pete O'Brien, who was the Rangers and Mariners starter from 1983 to 1992, a player I do faintly remember in my youth.

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Out of Sacramento California. The Titans have produced 12 professional players with 2 reaching MLB. P Fernando Arroyo played for this school.

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Located in Roseville California, the Tigers have produced 7 professional careers with a sole MLB representative: 2B David Berg who played 7 seasons with the Marlins and Blue Jays in the late 90's and early 00's.