SEASON RECAP (maxpreps stats):

-EVAN SEARS: The starting SS for his JV team, Evan had a strong season at the plate.  Numbers aren't shown on maxpreps, but the Stampede veteran proved ready for the HS level.

-BANKS STEVENSON: Banks struggled early, but got hot and became a key cog in the Charlotte Christian machine.  He finished the season 4th on the team in hitting (.306) and was among the leaders in runs scored and hits.

-CHASE BIERMANN: Chase hit .324 for the Providence Day JV team and hit over .300 in his stints on the varsity team as well.  He played a variety of positions and pitched at both levels this spring.

-HENRY EARL: Started the season the JV team at Charlotte Catholic and posted a 3.23 ERA in 6 appearances.  In just 8.2 IP, Earl struck out 13 and hitters mustered a miniscule .111 average against him.  Moving up to varsity, he kept the success going. In 5 appearances covering 6.1 IP, Earl had a 0.00 ERA and struck out 11.
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-CONNOR LANDERS: Another Scout player that bounced between JV and Varsity as a freshman, Connor had some great moments this spring.  He hit .286 in the games shown on maxpreps in JV competition, then showcased his pitching with 12 appearances on varsity covering 22 innings.  He struck out 17 in those innings.

-COOPER MORRIS: Playing varsity as a freshman at Bandys, Coop put up a strong season.  He was in the top 4 on his varsity team in XBH and BB while hitting a solid .250. Morris had a 3.11 ERA in 6 appearances on the bump, striking out 8 in 9 innings of work, showing the future is bright for the Trojan freshman.

-MAX PUCKETT: The Charlotte Christian freshman went off in '25, hitting .373 while leading the team in runs scored (22) and hits (19).  Puck was one of the main forces for a strong team that finished 12-5-1.

-JOSH STEPHENS: Josh was a beast at the plate for Charlotte Catholic this spring, hitting .419.  He was among the team leaders in hits, RBI's and XBH and led the team in slugging %. In 10.1 IP, Stephens amassed 12 K's and put up a 3.39 ERA.

-CONNOR RAMEY: Updated stats aren't posted on maxpreps, but Ramey was the starting CF for South Meck and had a strong sophomore season.

-FARRIS CARINCI: Playing both JV and varsity during the spring for Charlotte Catholic, Farris showed why he is a prospect at the freshman level.  He hit .263 for the JV, then moved up to varsity and hit a whopping .400 in 20 AB's while stealing 4 bases.

-STONE JOHNSON: Stone had a big season for Charlotte Catholic.  He finished 4th on the team in hitting (.341) while tying for the team lead in runs scored and was 2nd in hits.

-NOAH SHORTS: Pushed to play at the varsity level at Bradford prep, the freshman finished 4th on the team in hitting while finishing in the top 3 in OBP and SLG while hitting 2 homeruns for a young Bradford Prep team.



**updates from other teams not available at this time