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@tclarkpitching Is that a high school coach workload problem or the fact that kids try to throw 12 months a year. Even big leaguers take time off each year. Workload management isn’t just an in season thing.

There’s a major workload management issue in highschool baseball right now…and for some reason no one is talking about it

@CamelsBaseball left fielder Micah Price made a spectacular grab for the final out of the game. Here’s a photo-by-photo look at the catch, captured by Charles Bolton.

Campbell County’s @TiemeierCamden delivered an opposite field home run in Thursday’s game against GRC. @CamelsBaseball

‘26 OF Jeb Kessinger Jr (@CamelsBaseball) lines this to CF for a single. Long frame @ 6’2”/170. Stays firm on back 1/2 & swings on a level plane. Direct path. #PGHS

‘26 RHP Will Peed (@CamelsBaseball) was competitive in this one, striking out 5 in his 4 innings. Limited weak contact & kept hitters off balance for the most part. High slot w/ arm swing. Sneaky life & carry thru zone @ 80-81. Tunneled SL & CH well in the high 6s (clip). #PGHS

‘26 C Camden Tiemeier (@CamelsBaseball) lines this single to PS. Swings a pretty accurate barrel when synced up. Moves very well & shows athleticism on both sides of the ball. Slight crouch w/ natural lift. @MSUEaglesBsball commit. #PGHS @TiemeierCamden

‘27 2Way Gavin Kramer (@CamelsBaseball) smoked this double in the gap. Stays longer thru the zone but puts together healthy hacks. Looks to do damage w/ each swing. XL frame @ 6’4”/210. @WVCBaseball commit. #PGHS @Gavinkram4

‘26 Lucas Anthrop (@CamelsBaseball) whips hands on the inner half on this muscled PS single. Solid frame @ 6’3/210. Also QB on the gridiron. #PGHS @LucasAnthrop

📣 FG SPOTLIGHT: GAVIN KRAMER 📣 '27 RHP/1B Gavin Kramer @CamelsBaseball @WVCBaseball commit 6'2" 218 lbs • FB velo: 84-87 T88 mph • FB spin: 2162 rpm • FB max IVB: 20.3 in • SL velo: 71-72 mph • SL spin: 2126 rpm • SL max HM: -12.9 in • CB velo: 70-73 T73.7 mph • CB spin: 2449 rpm • CB max IVB: -17.3 in • CH velo: 77-81 mph • CH max IVB: 13.8 in 👤 >> loom.ly/4MEaavI || @Gavinkram4 #PBFG25 || @prepbaseball

This could literally pass as a scene straight from The Office

🚨 FUTURE GAMES - INVITE ACCEPTED 🚨 Welcome '27 Gavin Kramer (@CamelsBaseball) to #TeamKY for the 2025 Prep Baseball Future Games! 🙌 👤 >> loom.ly/4MEaavI || @Gavinkram4 #PBFG25 || @prepbaseball

Final HS 2025 Season Stats: Pitching 6-0 48 IP 1.02 ERA 33H 14 BB 79 K Awards 1st Team All State 10th Region Player of the Year 10th Region Junior East All Star NKAC Player of the Year Runner Up NKBCA All Conference SS and Pitcher

2027 Gavin Kramer (@CamelsBaseball) 6’5” 210lbs 3B/RHP FB 86-88 SK 84-85 SW 76-77 #KYPAS25 || @ShooterHunt || @PB_Uncommitted

Congrats Tyler! #CanelPride

‘26 SS Tyler Schumacher (@TJSchumacher) 6’0” 180 lbs The top-ranked SS out of @PrepbaseballKY getting it done at the plate with this backside triple. Constantly on base with 6.82 speed. #GPFallChamps24

Gavin Kramer (‘27) @CamelsBaseball 6’4” 185lbs RHP/3B FB: 82-83 CB: 66-68 CH: 77-80 #TeamKY || #MWSSG24

Given the location of where we are, weather becomes a factor. We’re forced to push the C’er into uncomfortable/unconventional situations. C’er had been struggling throwing & blocking from their RKD, so we suggested and encouraged the switch of the knee down, and angled the setup more. The action/response: a combo drill —> Receive -> Dry Block Lateral (R/L) -> Exchange/Footwork (inspiration: @catchblockthrow)

6 things every college coach is looking for in a hitter 🧵

If your 14 YO multi-sport athlete isn’t willing to eat breakfast daily, make his or her own snacks, put their phone down an hour before bed they really don't care about being great. Seriously, if a 14 YO who has a tablet, spends > 4 hours/day social media, is enrolled in specialized training/multiple sports that you spend thousands of dollars on annually should absolutely be able to structure a routine! Summer is coming to a close. It's not the time to goof off. Now is the time to dial in your nutrition, sleep, hydration, and habits. Don’t claim you want to be great, set PRs this fall, and be a starter yet have a work ethic consistent with riding the bench. Some extra tough love from me this morning.. there’s a lot of hard working athletes out there hungry to get better and will easily outperform those who slept in, stayed up late, skipped breakfast, and cared more about social media than they do playing time. You reap what you sow. If you want to be a first string starter your habits should reflect that. Control your controllables.