Two all-state players who already have made a big splash this summer nationally are Chandler Champlain of Santa Margarita (left) and Kameron Ojeda of St. John Bosco. Photos: USABaseball/Twitter.com & @BoscoBaseball/Twitter.com.
The Trinity League will once again have at least two of the best players in the nation next season as All-State Underclass picks Kameron Ojeda of St. John Bosco and Chandler Champlain of Santa Margarita are enjoying monster summers. Plus, we have lists of other can now say they are all-state sophomores and more who can now say they are all-state freshmen. Go inside as well for more bonus all-state baseball info, including how we got bombarded with more than 60 texts in support of one player. See if it worked.
Note: We also had an Inside the All-State Teams feature this week for softball plus Class of 2019 player rankings in football are coming as well. A special feature in which we rank the all-time best softball teams in state history also is coming in August. All of those items plus this one are for Gold Club members only. This is a great time to sign up and you can get it for just $9.99 for three months. For details, CLICK HERE.
Two of the top 70 picks in the most recent MLB Draft, including No. 1 overall Royce Lewis from JSerra of San Juan Capistrano, played last season in Southern California’s ridiculously competitive Trinity League. The other was No. 69 overall Blake Hunt, a catcher from Mater Dei of Santa Ana.
