ECU '15 || Westminster High School Baseball Coach
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Brandon Taylor retweeted
Getting some swings in today. Continuing to work, improve, and prepare for a big weekend at UNC Pembroke and Lenoir-Rhyne! @wf_premier @WESTOWLSBB
2028 SS/MIF | Westminster HS (MD)
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Brandon Taylor retweeted
Weekend stat line:
6-9 3 2B 5RBI
3IP 0ER 2 Ks
@B_STaylor @WHSOwlsBaseball
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🏆 𝐅𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐋𝐃 𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐄𝐒 🏆
𝑩𝒓𝒂𝒅𝒆𝒏 𝑪𝒓𝒐𝒛𝒊𝒆𝒓 (@Bradencroz_187)
2029 | SS/RHP
Westminster, MD
Westminster HS
Diamond Demons
FB: 74-76
CH: 69-72
BB: 63-65
#𝑷𝒍𝒂𝒚𝑾𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆𝑰𝒕𝑴𝒂𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒔 | #𝑭𝒂𝒍𝒍𝑾𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅𝑺𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔𝟐𝟔
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Brandon Taylor retweeted
Putting in the work to sync up velo timing and barrel control. Looking forward to translating this into games. ⚾️ #MiddleInfield #Uncommitted
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Brandon Taylor retweeted
Had a good outing today at the PG WWBA World Underclass Championship in Fort Meyers, FL
1.2 Innings in Relief
3 K's (2 Swinging, 1 Looking)
2 BB
0 ER
1 R
@goudycoach @mattblethen26 @tlh0415 @B_STaylor @maryland_us @WHSOwlsBaseball @PG_Scouting
Nasty stuff‼️
Getting tuned up for the PG WWBA Underclass World Championship next week Oct. 1-5 | Fort Meyers, FL
Class of 28 LHP
5'9" 150 lbs Frame
3/4 Arm-Slot | 3-Pitch mix
2SFB: 79-81 T84 x1
SL: 72-74
CH: 69-70
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Brandon Taylor retweeted
Crop hop throw, hit 88. Now I have to transfer it to the mound, seeing progress day by day.
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Love the idea of this. Definitely sparking some ideas in my head and thinking there is real potential with buy in.
Legends Select starts this week. It’s our version of competitive “travel ball” but WITHOUT TOURNAMENTS!
We ran tryouts at all of our Bay Area locations and hand selected the best 9U and 11U players.
We formed 4 teams per each group and they will be playing in a league format with doubleheaders on Saturdays.
By competing internally, we can create our own rules, league format and streamlined expectations which will ensure every kid has a first class developmental experience.
No Sitting around tournament facilities.
No playing against random teams on random fields.
No kids blowing out kids arms pitching on back-to-back days.
No 8 AM consolation games on Sunday.
No winning or losing by 10+ runs.
No stalling games to push it past the time limit.
No, giving up your entire weekends for 8 to 10 at bats.
We’re just so excited to offer this to our families and we hope we inspire other youth providers to create a better alternative for youth players to play competitive baseball.
I know many love the tournaments because it gives parents and their kids something to do all weekend but we all know that it’s not what’s in kids’ best interests as far as learning the game.
Most competitive teams have other competitive teams right in their backyard.
Why not form a league?
It’s not that hard to find a few like minded programs to create a league.
Once kids get to high school in college ball and beyond it’s nothing like tournament ball. They will play in a league format. Every game matters. You don’t just play everybody on a Saturday and then on Sunday you all of a sudden You play to win with your best 9. That’s not real Baseball. That’s not real life.
Stay tuned and we’ll be posting more about this new model.
It’s the first new program we’ve created since we invented SpeedBall and we think it’s gonna be massive and so good for so many young ballers.
Brandon Taylor retweeted
I can see his point. I used to think running 10 poles (back and forth) for a position player was a waste of time too 😂
But looking back, it did help me in one way…
Mentally.
Every time we ran, I’d tell myself, “Be #1.”
I didn’t care how tired I was. I wanted to finish first.
I wanted to show everyone I was first.
So I would push myself to a place where I was uncomfortable and keep going.
And honestly, that mentality carried over into my performance.
Did running miles make me a better baseball player physically? Probably not.
But learning how to push myself when I wanted to quit?
That definitely did.
And learning how to will my success?
Absolutely.
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Working on hitting the ball to all fields
2028 SS/2B | 5'11" | 148 lbs
Bats: Right | Throws: Right
Westminster High School (MD)
3.2 GPA | 443-226-4587
Uncommitted
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Brandon Taylor retweeted
We won the championship in PG tournament in Towson, great team wins and great way to end the season. Pitched first game - we won 4-2, Pitched- 4.1IP - 4 SO - 2 ER - 3 H.
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Brandon Taylor retweeted
Dear Travel coaches, please keep your GameChanger stats open. It helps High School coaches follow their players during the offseason, track progress, and stay informed. It’s the year 2026, Thanks.
Brandon Taylor retweeted
Long toss day. The goal was to hit 100 yards and I hit 103. Making progress day by day.
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