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Can't have this discussion without tossing Alex Klinman in the mix. One of the best catchers I have seen. He signed with Ole Miss and played back-up all last year. He is a great left handed hitter, will give problems to the best pitcher in the state. Another good one I think is Nate Eason of Bartlett, not the best by far, but is well built has good feet, a strong arm (doubles as our rf), and handles a pitcher better than any I have ever seen. Coach had him calling games his freshman year, though it was jv, smart kid!

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Sophmore catcher Joseph Floyd of CASCADE shows a lot of promise!! He has a great arm, great blocking skills, ausome leadership skills a coach looks for in his catcher, and swings a "mean" left-handed stick. If he continues to work and improve, he will definately see some college action! :):D:o:o

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Goodpasture's catcher, Jay Moreland ('05) is among the best in Tennessee. Pop time 1.8, strong arm, hits for avg. and hits for power. Has a great head for the game. Started as a freshman. I've never seen anyone work harder on his game -- in season and off season. His frame is filling out. Plays much larger than his size. He'll get lots of looks as he enters his senior year in '05.

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Andrew Scharrer from Mt. Pleasant has all the tools to play at the next level. He hits for ave. and power .He is one of four SR. leaders one the states#1 ranked class A team. But , don't take my word for it I invite you to come see for yourself or just ask some of the coaches on any of the teams in Southern Middle Tennessee.

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