The Wisconsin All-Stars are looking for the very best baseball players in our state to tryout for our 2010 summer and fall teams.
If you are All-State, All-District, All-Conference, 2nd Team All-Conference or Honorable Mention All-Conference you should be
trying out. We are looking for kids that have the desire and ability to play college baseball.
We will be holding tryouts
throughout the state in the spring starting in March. Players interested in trying out should e-mail metromilw@gmail.com
There is a $45 tryout fee. Checks should be made payable to Wisconsin All-Stars Baseball Club and mailed to the address
below.
WI All-Stars 2010 Tryouts
PO Box 370248
Milwaukee, WI 53237
High School College Baseball Prospects
Promote & Market yourself, attend Wisconsin Baseball Report 2010 Camps. Go to www.wisconsinbaseballreport.com for more information
2009 in Review
Players
• 42 players played on our summer and fall teams
• 2 players were named to All-State 2nd Team,
Sam Koenig (Sauk Prairie HS, class of 2010)
Tony Schultz (West Salem HS, class of 2011)
• 1 player was named to Honorable Mention All-State Team
Casey Plemon f rom Park Falls High School
• 32 players were named to 1st or 2nd place All-Conference Teams
National Tournaments
Having the best players from Wisconsin, the All-Stars have earned a solid reputation and made them the team to see for college coaches and professional scouts. The All-Stars play one of the most challenging schedules in the country bringing in unmatched exposure to college coaches and professional scouts.
In 2009 the All-Stars played in 2 national tournaments
• CABA High School World Series in Cleveland & Euclid, Ohio
• USSSA U/18 World Series in Orlando Florida.
Regional Tournaments
The team also played in four showcase regional tournaments.
• Triple Crown Baseball “Best of the Best” East Coast Showcase Tournament in Hudson Valley NY.
The team spent one day at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown New York.
• Brett Brothers National Wood Bat Tournament in Omaha Nebraska. During this tournament the team watched a College World Series game.
• College Select Baseball Showcase tournament in Warwick, Rhode Island. During this tournament the team spent a day at Newport Beach.
• Southern Prospects Showcase Tournament in Memphis Tennessee
The team also played in 7 college showcase tournaments in the Great Lakes
Region.
Academic achievements award went to Chad Skaer from Winnebago Lutheran Academy. Chad had a GPA of 4.16 and an ACT Score of 34. Chad is an outfielder – pitcher who wants to study premed in college. Chad throws consistently in the mid 80’s. Chad is also a master pianist and a member of the national honor society. Chad is a legit D1 prospect still unsigned.
8 players signed in early signing period.
Sam Koenig (UWM –NCAA Division I) Mat Vold (St. Cloud State NCAA Division II),
Michael Jurgella (St. Cloud State NCAA Division II), Colin “Lefty” Grove (U.W. Whitewater NCAA Division III), Casey Plemon (U.W. Whitewater NCAA Division III), Josh Johns (Marshalltown Community College JUCO), Jameson Sadowske (Madison Area Technical College JUCO), Michael Schnieder (UWM - NCAA Division I) Many more All-Stars will be signing shortly. Check back to see what colleges the All-Stars have committed to.
2009 Tournament Highlights
Michael Schneider - (West De Pere High School)
pitched a 7 inning NO-HITTER at the University of Memphis Tennessee showcase tournament.
Jameson Sadowske - (Mukwonago High School)
pitch a 5 inning NO-HITTER in Triple Crown “Best of the Best” East Coast Showcase Tournament. The All-Stars won on a run rule 9-0.
Travis Kliest - (Highland High School)
hit two home runs in one game in CABA High School World Series.
Sam Keonig - (Sauk Prairie HS) and Chad Skaer (Winnebago Lutheran HS)
were named to All-Tournament Team in Brett Brothers Wood Bat Tournament.
Triple Crown East Coast “BEST of the BEST” Showcase Tournament. The team received a #2 seed going 3-0 in pool play. The team lost in the semi final game.
Jared Dettmann - (Somerset HS) pitched a 1 hit shutout against the Connecticut Cougars striking out 13 batters while walking just one hitter in Triple Crown Best of the Best East Coast Showcase Tournament.
Sam Koenig - (Sauk Prairie HS)
was named team MVP – summer team
Jared Dettmann (Sommerset HS), Colin “Lefty” Grove (Beloit Memorial HS) and David Meyer (Sussex Hamilton HS) were named Most Valuable Players for fall team.
Leading Hitters for fall team were:
Tyler Pfferlee - (Seymour HS) batted .394,
Zachary Weihert - (Pardeeville HS) batted .365
Taylor Meyer - (Sussex Hamilton HS) batted .354.
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The Wisconsin All-Stars College-Pro Scout Baseball Club is proud to announce our 2010 staff:
Wisconsin All-Stars Hitting Coach is LARRY HISLE
Larry will be assisting our 2010 Wisconsin All-Stars by volunteering to be a part-time hitting coach. Larry played MLB for the Minnesota Twins and the Milwaukee Brewers. Signed by the Brewers in November 1977 as a free agent, Hisle added a potent bat to a powder keg line up in 1978 that included sluggers Gorman Thomas, Ben Oglivie, Sixto Lescano, and Don Money in addition to future Hall of Famers Robin Yount and Paul Molitor. At no point in his professional career did Hisle's baseball talents shine than during the 1978 season, a year Larry calls his "most rewarding". He slammed 34 home runs, led the team with 96 runs scored, drove in then-franchise record mark of 115 runs, logged a .290 batting average and was twice honored as American League Player of the week. His stellar performance on the field helped Milwaukee finish with a mark of 93-69, the first winning season in franchise history, led to his second consecutive American League All-Star selection and garnered him a team honor of being named Most Valuble Brewer for 1978. Today, Larry works for the Brewers youth outreach program. One day, he'll leacture a local little league squad on the values of hard work on the field. The next, he'll talk with an entire student body at a Milwaukee-area school about the importance of setting and obtaining goals. He also mentors parentless children in need of stability in their lives.
Summer/Fall Team Wisconsin All-Stars Manager is MIKE BUELOW.
Coach Buelow is a member of the Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association and a certified WIAA High School Umpire. Coach Buelow has been coaching youth and high school baseball since 1985. He is the Founder and President of Metro Milwaukee Sports Association Inc, Midwest Elite Baseball (www.midwestelitebaseball.com) and the Wisconsin All-Stars College Pro Scout Baseball Club. Coach Buelow is one of the BEST youth baseball hitting and pitching instructors in S.E. Wisconsin. He has been conducting camps, clinics and individual lessons for 13 years.
Summer/Fall Team Wisconsin All-Stars Assistant Head Coach is TERRY COOL
Coach Terry is currently the Varsity Baseball Coach at Highland High school in Highland Wisconsin. Terry became the head
coach at Highland High School in 2006. During his time as head coach the Cardinals have compiled a 40-20 record, have won
Six-Rivers West conference twice (2006 and 2008), and have won three straight Regional Championships. Terry is a 1988
graduate of Fremd High school in Palatine, IL. During his high school career Terry played infield and pitcher. Terry was a member
of the 1989 Illinois State Champion American legion Team, the Palatine Blue Jays. Terry attended college at the University of
Wisconsin Plateville, the Pioneers were 66-57 including a school record 20-8 during his senior season. Terry graduated in 1995
with a degree in secondary education. Terry served as an assistant coach at Hickman High School in Columbia, MO in 1995 and
also at Mineral Point High school in 1999 and 2000. Terry teaches at Mineral Point High school and lives in Highland with his
wife Andrea and their four children, Terry Junior (TJ), Jazmine, Marcus and Julianna.
What We Are About
Our staff promises to give players on the Wisconsin All-Stars Baseball Club team
the tools" and "skills" that they will need to get to the Next Level.
As an organization, our #1 goal is to get talented baseball players from our state both college and pro exposure.
We believe that if kids have good grades and ACT test score and the desire and talent to play college baseball then all they need is exposure.
We have a great track record helping out players to get a baseball and/or academic scholarship.
The past 6 years 59 players have gone on from our program to play college baseball.
Our #2 goal is to DEVELOP, MARKET, and PROMOTE the BEST high school baseball players from
Wisconsin by participating in national tournaments, camps, clinics and showcase tournaments.
Our teams have competed against teams from Japan, Puerto Rico, Canada and all over the United States. .
We require that all players who play on the Wisconsin All-Stars College Pro Scout Baseball Club team maintain a GPA of 3.0 or better.
The Wisconsin All-Stars Baseball Club is dedicated to the idea that our organization is about more than just baseball.
We believe in promoting education, personal growth, sportsmanship, leadership and citizenship.
We are accountable for placing the highest value on people and integrity.
