This page has Gamers schedule and roster information for college coaches and pro scouts.  Player profiles and videos for 2010 and 2011 players are available at http://stlgamers.lockerdome.com.  You will need a user name and password to access the site.  Please contact Matt Whiteside at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for access.

 

Click on the links below for 2010 summer tournament schedules and rosters for our 15u-18u teams:

 

18u Teams -  Schedule, Roster (2010 players)

 

17u Teams - Schedule, Roster (2011 players)

 

16u Teams - Schedule, Roster (2012 players)

 

15u Teams - Schedule, Roster (2013 players)

 

If you would like contact information for specific players or more information, please contact Matt Whiteside at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or Mark Gallion at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it  

 

Our 2010 players are the first class of players to graduate from the Gamers program. We are proud of them, as baseball players and as young men.

 

Here is a quick profile of our 2010 players:

 

- 28 players from 20 different high schools within 100 mile radius of St. Louis.

- Average GPA of 3.6/4.0.

- Average ACT score of 26

- Average player size is 6'1", 180 lbs. 

- All players have been through sports nutrition clinics and weightlifting clinics.

- About 1/3 of our players play another varsity high school sport, and 2/3 players focus exclusively on baseball and train year-round. 

 

Our players participate in a developmental baseball training program during the Winter (December - February) and through the Summer and Fall (late-May through October).  This program is led by Matt Whiteside, Scott Cooper and Dave Pregon -- baseball professionals with over 30 years of professional baseball experience as players (>15 years in MLB), and over 20 years of experience as coaches and instructors.  Matt, Scott and Dave have developed a baseball training program that teaches players how to succeed in baseball at the highest levels.  In the Gamers program, there are no shortcuts.  The program is built on hard work and passion for baseball. 

 

Our life skills program is just as structured and rigorous as our baseball program.  We teach young men how to succeed, both on the field and off.  This includes an academic review process, where program leaders review academic performance and goals of every player, two times a year.

 

Our players also go through a structured training program for college recruiting.  Our College Resource Center provides information on every baseball program in the country.  Our players understand the importance of a proactive process and are encouraged to communicate with college coaches on a regular basis.