Lee Carneal @LCzero7

30 • Proud @UCWV MBA ‘17 & @HSC1776 ‘16 Alumnus Joined April 2011

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VABaseballTourneys @vabaseballtourn

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Mason Eubanks-2028/ ST Annes Belfield School Absolutely hammered this ball that short hopped the fence in left

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Prep Baseball VA/DC Scouting @PrepBaseVAS

a year ago

‘28 Bentley Almarode (Stuarts Draft // @BREbaseball) Was given the green light and unloads on this ball for a big RBI HR in the bottom of the 6th. @PrepBaseballVA #MidAtlOpen #VA31

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Prep Baseball Virginia/DC @PrepBaseballVA

a year ago

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Prep Baseball Scouting @pbtscouting

a year ago

💣💣 what a day for 2027 SS Waylon Ammons 2 HR’s on the day 9️⃣5️⃣&1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ EV @ShooterHunt @PrepBaseballVA #16uNat25

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2 years ago

‘27 Henry Hughes (Charlottesville) Sends a FB over the right fielders head for a standup triple. @BREbaseball @PrepBaseballVA #DCSummerChamp #VA9

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2 years ago

‘27 Henry Hughes (Charlottesville) Hughes drives this pitch deep into LCF for a double. @PrepBaseballVA @BREbaseball #VASummerChamp #VA2

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‘28 Charlie Larson (The Covenant School) Larson extends the inning by lining this pitch up the middle for a knock. @PrepBaseballVA @BREbaseball #VASummerChamp #VA2

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‘27 Liam Frazier (Charlottesville) Frazier lines this pitch into LF for an RBI single to extend the inning. @PrepBaseballVA @BREbaseball #VASummerChamp #VA2

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‘27 Henry Hughes (Charlottesville) Hughes rockets this ball deep into LF for a two-RBI double. @PrepBaseballVA @BREbaseball #VASummerChamp #VA2

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‘28 Chase Miller (St. Anne’s-Belfield | @BREbaseball) Drives this pitch into deep LF, sliding in for a triple @PrepBaseballVA #MidAtlOpen #VA10

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‘27 Jack Fisher (St.Annes-Belfield) Fisher does not miss this FB and sends it over the RF wall. @BREbaseball @PrepBaseballVA #MAPI #VA23

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Baltimore Orioles @Orioles

3 years ago

The unanimous Rookie of the Year.

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Hampden-Sydney College @HSC1776

3 years ago

Today, we commemorate 248 years of forming good men and good citizens! This captivating artwork, created by H-SC alumnus N. Douglas Payne ‘94, provides a snapshot of the campus in 1785, showcasing the history of our alma mater. Happy Founders Day to the entire H-SC family!

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Lee Carneal @LCzero7

3 years ago

@Stalls09 Best piece of advice I’ve received and still pass it along to my young guys when facing velo 👏🏼

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Jaycob Ammerman @Jammer2233

3 years ago

This is a MESSAGE from Deion 🎯 x.com/shannonsharpee…

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Prep Baseball Virginia/DC @PrepBaseballVA

3 years ago

‘27 Davis Raymond (@STAB_baseball) Slightly open setup with quiet hands. Simple toe tap load with level barrel path. Worked middle to back side during rounds. @BREbaseball #PBRScoutDay

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Prep Baseball Virginia/DC @PrepBaseballVA

3 years ago

‘28 Chase Miller (@STAB_baseball) Balanced setup with active hands. Simple, level barrel path with line drive tendencies. @BREbaseball #PBRScoutDay

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Prep Baseball Virginia/DC @PrepBaseballVA

3 years ago

‘26 Brooks Fox (@STAB_baseball) Strong rounds from Fox, worked gap to gap with quick uphill barrel path. 95 EV 352 max distance. @BREbaseball #PBRScoutDay

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Prep Baseball Virginia/DC @PrepBaseballVA

3 years ago

‘27 Jack Fisher (@STAB_baseball) Wiry 6-0 155-lb frame. Quiet, balanced setup. Short, level barrel path. Line drive tendencies to pull side. @BREbaseball #PBRScoutDay

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Prep Baseball Virginia/DC @PrepBaseballVA

3 years ago

‘27 Mason Eubanks (Monticello) Solid 6-0 200-lb frame. Slightly open setup with quiet hands. Slightly uphill barrel path. @BREbaseball #PBRScoutDay

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Chris Colabello @CC20rake

3 years ago

I heard a great line this weekend from a friend who coaches college baseball, in regards to an interaction he had with one of his players, following his freshman year. "It's amazing. None of the things that I thought mattered when I was in high school, are actually important." That same sentiment was mirrored by a player I've worked with in the past who is in his freshman fall. I'll tell you this too - at some point, I had that same revelation myself. When people that I know watch young people play baseball, it's very rare that they are there looking for the same things that a young high school player is trying to achieve. The evaluator isn't looking for the player who gets three hits that day. Yeah sure it's nice if you do it, and then you can probably make a post about it on social media, and it certainly doesn't hurt your cause to get hits, but let's be clear here, it's generally the last thing that the person watching you cares about. That evaluator is looking for someone who is in control. In control of their emotions. In control of their timing. In control of how they take balls between innings. In control of their on deck routine. In control of how they run on and off the field regardless of their last at bat. In control of how they make an out. Consistency comes from great habits. No one is saying it should be fun to make an out, or make an error out in the field. That's not it at all. It's the ability to overcome that moment that makes players special. Everyone in the ballpark knows that you're frustrated when you make an out in a big situation. You don't need to stomp around the dugout and slam stuff to the ground to show everyone it bothered you. If you want "real" baseball people to notice you, learn to take control of the things that you think no one is paying attention to. It will accomplish two things. 1. It'll help you perform better over time. 2. It will make you stand out like a sore thumb on the field, in the best way possible.