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Extremely limited issue from club in the New England Collegiate Baseball League. Includes first-ever cards of:

Evan Chambers (Hillsborough CC) Chosen by Pittsburgh in the third round of 2009 draft from Hillsborough Community College. Rated #12 prospect in 2008 NECBL by Perfect Game.

Aaron Westlake (Vanderbilt) Led SEC in hitting in 2009 and was named Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America; preseason High School All-America selection.

Sean Bierman (Vanderbilt) Named 15th-best pro prospect in 2008 NECBL by Perfect Game.

Craig Gullickson (Virginia) Son of former major league pitcher Bill Gullickson.

Paul Karmas (St. John's) Rated #20 prospect in 2008 NECBL by Perfect Game. Selected #79 freshman prospect in nation by Perfect Game prior to 2008 season.

James Wise (Washington State) Named 22nd-best pro prospect in 2008 NECBL by Perfect Game.

Dan Grovatt  (Virginia) Named 25th-best pro prospect in 2008 NECBL by Perfect Game.

Sean Tierney (Virginia) Rated #90 freshman prospect in nation by Perfect Game prior to 2008 season.

Checklist: Ribby (Mascot) John Barr (Virginia) Sean Bierman (Virginia) Ryan Boden (Taylor University) Evan Chambers (Hillsborough College) Josh Chester (St. Petersburg College) David Colvin (Ponoma College) Tom Cote (Franklin Pierce) Dan Grovatt (Virginia) Craig Gullickson (Virginia) Matt Jebb (Maine) Paul Karmas (St. John's) Adam Kolarek (Maryland) Alex Lee (Francis Marion) Jose Macias (Monroe College) Tom Meagher (Tampa) Sean McDermott (Virginia Tech) Casey McGrew (Wright State) Joe Miller (Maine) Danny Petro (East Tennesse State) Sean Tierney (Virginia) Chris Tremblay (Kent State) Franco Valdes (Virginia) Aaron Westlake (Vanderbilt) James Wise (Washington State) Owen Haas (Bat Kid) Desmond Kelly (Bat Kid) Eric King (Bat Kid) Marty Testo (Head Coach) Dan Moylan (Assistant Coach) Mike Rocco (Assistant Coach)

Extremely limited issue from club in the New England Collegiate Baseball League. Includes first-ever cards of:

Ben Paulsen (Clemson) Selected in third round of 2009 draft by Colorado from Clemson. Rated #9 prospect in 2008 Cape Cod League by Perfect Game.

Matt den Dekker (Florida) Chosen by Pittsburgh in 16th round of 2009 draft. Named to All-SEC Freshman team in 2007 after hitting 7 HR for Gators. 2006 Louisville Slugger High School All-American by Collegiate Baseball. Played in 2007 NECBL All-Star game.

Mark Fleury (Reds) Chosen in 4th round of 2009 draft by Cincinnati from University of North Carolina. Rated #19 prospect in Georgia by Perfect Game prior to 2006 draft.

Dean Weaver (Georgia) Selected in 7th round of 2009 draft by Washington. One of top strikeout pitchers in NECBL and selected to 2007 All-Star game.

Caleb Cotham  (Yankees) Picked in 5th round of 2009 draft by New York from Vanderbilt.

Ryan Woolley  (Braves) Picked in 6th round of 2009 draft by Atlanta from University of Georgia.

Griffin Benedict  (Padres) Picked in 16th round of 2009 draft by San Diego from Georgia Southern. Griffin is the son of former major league catcher Bruce Benedict.

Tyler Cannon (Virginia) Chosen in 41st round of 2009 draft by Pittsburgh. Rated #78 freshman prospect in nation by Perfect Game prior to 2007 season. Also chosen as 24th best prospect in Tennessee prior to 2006 draft.

Joey Lewis (Georgia) Picked in 41st round of 2009 draft by Kansas City. Rated #58 freshman prospect in nation by Perfect Game prior to 2007 season. 2006 Louisville Slugger High School All-American by Collegiate Baseball.

Seth Harvey  (Washington State) Selected in 43rd round of 2009 draft by Angels.

Mike Freeman  (Clemson) Selected in 36th round of 2009 draft by Diamondbacks.

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Greg Miclat (Virginia) Selected by Orioles in 5th round of 2008 draft. Rated #277 high school prospect in nation by Baseball America prior to 2005 season.

Scott Savastano (Franklin Pierce) Projected by Baseball America as a top-five round prospect in 2008 draft. Picked by Indians in 28th round despite injury-filled sophomore season. 2006 NE-10 Freshman of Year. Also 33rd round pick of White Sox in 2005 draft out of high school.

Henry Mabee (White Sox) Chosen by Chicago in 19th round of 2007 draft from Morehead State. Native of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

Nick Asselin (Yankees) Signed free agent contract with New York after playing at Boston College.

Daniel Thomas (South Florida) Chosen by Oakland in 13th round of 2008 draft after being picked by St. Louis in 44th round of 2007 draft. Listed as the No. 8 prospect in Big East prior to '07 draft by Baseball America.

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Josh Fields (Georgia) First-round pick of Seattle Mariners in 2008 draft. Armed with a 98mph fastball, Josh was tabbed #4 pro prospect in '06 Cape Cod League by Baseball America and Pefect Game.

Michael Fisher (Braves) Selected in sixth round of 2007 draft from Georgia Tech. Named #47 pro prospect amomg all sophomores prior to 2006 season by Baseball America. Top-250 pro prospect for 2007 draft by Perfect Game.

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Brooks Brown (Diamondbacks) Brooks was an '06 first-round draft pick (34th overall) from University of Georgia. He was named #21 pro prospect in 2005 Cape Cod League by Baseball America.

Jim Negrych (Pirates) Picked in 6th round of 2006 draft from University of Pittsburgh. This Buffalo, New York native was a 2005 & 2006 First-Team All-America by Baseball America.

Tim Gustafson (Braves) One of Atlanta's top prospects, Gustafson signed for $200,000 in August after being selected in 9th-round of 2006 draft from Georgia Tech. Named 20th-best pro prospect in 2005 Cape Cod League by Baseball America and was Cape Cod League All-Star.

Kenny Holmberg (Brewers) Named 2005 Pioneer League honorable-mention All-Star after nearly winning Triple Crown (.370-11-48) for Helena. He was chosen by Brewers in 22nd round of 2005 draft from Embry-Riddle.

Shawn Williams (Devil Rays) Signed by Tampa Bay as free agent in 2006. Played college ball at Embry-Riddle. Son of former major league manager Jimy Williams.

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Jason Berken (Orioles) Sixth-round pick from Clemson in 2006 draft. Voted 4th-best pro prospect in 2003 NECBL by BA. Jason was 2002 Gatorade State High School Player of Year in Wisconsin.

Lou Santangelo (Astros) Picked in 4th round of 2004 draft from Seton Hall.

Shawn Williams (Devil Rays)The son of former big league manager Jimy Williams, Shawn played college ball at Embry-Riddle.

Jason Kosow (Babson) Named to 2004 Jewish All-American team by Jewish Sports Review and was chosen by Cubs in 27th round of 2004 draft.

Checklist: Jabe Bergeron (Williams) Jason Berken (Clemson) Dante Blancarte (Franklin Pierce) Steve Blackwood (Georgia Tech) Keith Brachold (Marist) Matt Buschmann (Vanderbilt) Tom Cashman (Pittsburgh) Eric Cavers (Franklin Pierce) Allyson Comstock Matthew Cram (Bat Kids) Matt Danford(North Carolina) Herman Demmink (Clemson) Matt devins (Stony Brook) Kyle Keen (Georgia) John Kio (South Florida) Andrew Kiriakedes (Marist) William Kitterman DJ Mailman (Bat Kids) Jason Kosow (Babson) Mike Lombardi (Georgetown) Brad Loveless (Richmond) Matt Miller (SUNY Cortland) Ribby (Mascot) Brandt Sanders (Louisiana Lafayette) Lou Santangelo (Seton Hall) Adam Walker (Clemson) Kevin Willborn (Centenary) Shawn Williams (St. Petersburg JC) Michael Yeager (South Florida)

Extremely limited issue from club in the New England Collegiate Baseball League. Includes first-ever cards of:

Andy LaRoche (Pirates) Los Angeles' #1 prospect and one of top power-hitting phenoms in all of baseball. Hit .351-19-81 in '06 between Jacksonville (AA) and Las Vegas (AAA). In 2005, he hit .333-21-51 in 63 games for Vero Beach (A) and played in 2005 Futures Game. Brother of Braves' 1B Adam LaRoche.

Bryan LaHair (Mariners) The Seattle Mariners 2006 Minor League Player of the Year, LaHair compiled a.309/.381/.474 line with 16 home runs and 22 doubles between San Antonio (AA) and Tacoma (AAA). Attended St. Petersburg Junior College.

Kevin Melillo (Athletics) One of MiLB's biggest surprises in 2005 Kevin hit .400-9-23 in 22 games for Stockton (A) before promotion to Midland (AA). He was a 5th-round pick in 2004 draft from South Carolina.

Checklist: Dave Austen (South Florida) Rocky Baker (Georgia Southern) Bat Kids Jeff Berry (Vermont) Matt Carullo (Georgetown) Alex derhak (UNC Charlotte) Brandon Gilligan (Georgia Southern) Brian Harrison (Georgia Southern) Jeff Hahn (Clemson) Trey Hendricks (Harvard) david Humen (Oral Roberts) Justin Keadle (Cypress CC) Tom Klemm (St. John's) Greg Kloosterman (Bethel) Bryan Lahair (St. Petersburg JC) Andy LaRoche (Grayson CC) Kevin Melillo (South Carolina) Justin Orenduff (George Washington) Brett Ouellette (Maine) Dick Ouellette (Coach) David Pringle (South Florida) John Poppert (East Carolina) Joe Swingle (Coach) Paul Swingle (Head Coach) Drew Taylor (Georgia Tech) Russ Triplett (Clemson)

Extremely limited issue from club in the New England Collegiate Baseball League. Includes first-ever cards of:

Carrington Fisk (Indiana) Nephew of Hall of Famer Carlton Fisk. He was a 39th round pick of Mets in 1999 draft.

Jeff Fulchino (Marlins) Made big league debut in 2006. This Connecticut product was selected in eighth round of 2001 draft.

Luke Carlin (Padres) Former Northeastern player played with the Canadian national team at the 2005 Baseball World Cup. The Aylmer, Quebec, native was chosen in the 10th round of the 2002 draft by Detroit.

Checklist: Danny August (Tampa) Rob Bedwell (Vanderbilt) Blake Bodenmiller (Georgia) Jimmy Caine (Northern Illinois) Luke Carlin (Northeastern) Rich Carroll (St. Petersburg) Matt Carullo (Georgetown) Jeff Dixon (Vermont) Lauren Donahue (Bat Girl) Chet Hewitt (Coker) Ken Harring (Head Coach) Jeff Fulchino (Connecticut) Carrington Fisk (Indiana) Chris Flinn (Stony Brook) Ashley Freeman (Vanderbilt) Eric Johnson (Maine) Matt Lederhos (Boston College) Jeff Mackor (Boston College) Chris Morse (Bat Boy) Brett Ouellette (Maine) Dick Ouellette (Coach) Omar Pena (Northeastern) Gabe Ribas (Northwestern) Ribby (Mascot) Paul Swingle (Coach) Steve Van Note (Georgia) Jon Watterson (Princeton) Dave Williamson (Massachusetts)