Ryan Gillis, a graduate of Saratoga Central Catholic, has led his team to the State Championship in 2025, a notable achievement. In the fall of 2025, he will continue his baseball career at SUNY Adirondack. Beyond his athletic pursuits, Gillis harbors a deep passion for imparting his knowledge to aspiring players. This summer, he will commence offering lessons to those seeking to enhance their skills and deepen their comprehension of the game. Gillis is eager to contribute to the development of the next generation of players, assisting them in achieving their baseball aspirations.

Anna Winter, a graduate from Hudson Falls High School, was a five-year member of the varsity softball team, where she served as a pitcher. Anna has been playing travel softball since the age of ten and intends to continue her athletic career at VTSU Castleton. She actively participates in mentor opportunities to impart the enjoyment and fundamentals of the game to younger generations.

Josh recently graduated from Schuylerville High School, where he was a varsity third baseman and pitcher for the baseball team. Having played the game since a young age, he developed into a dependable leader whose enthusiasm and work ethic inspired those around him. Whether on the mound or at the plate, Josh consistently gave his best and was always striving to improve. This fall, he will continue his academic journey at Clemson University, where he plans to study Architecture.

Benjamin VanVeghten recently graduated from Schuylerville High School, where he was a dedicated three-sport athlete, competing in baseball, football, and basketball. A lifelong baseball player, Ben played first base for both the Schuylerville varsity baseball team and his travel team. This fall, he will continue his education at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), where he plans to study mechanical engineering. His passion for baseball, strong work ethic, and leadership make him an excellent role model for young athletes. Ben is excited for the opportunity to share his knowledge of the game and help young players develop their skills while building confidence and a love for baseball.

Abby is a highly accomplished soccer and lacrosse goalkeeper at Schuylerville. She embodies the spirit of sportsmanship and demonstrates respect towards all players on her own team and those of her opponents. Abby is a cordial and approachable individual who serves as a mentor to others. She has been actively involved in lacrosse for five years, specifically as a goalkeeper for four. Additionally, she has played soccer for six years, also serving as a goalkeeper for five.