Adam Bailey, York, junior, pitcher/first base: He had a 2-0 record in five appearances. With a year’s experience, Bailey could be the team’s go-to pitcher.

 

Grayson Beressi, Falmouth, senior, outfield/pitcher: A three-year starter, Beressi batted .306 with six doubles and five stolen bases last season. He will play center field and bat third.

 

Joe Cronin, Scarborough, senior, pitcher/shortstop: Cronin led the Telegram League in triples with five last season while batting .290. He added two doubles and two home runs. Part of a strong pitching rotation, he was 2-0 last season.

 

Nick DiBiase, Deering, senior, pitcher/outfield: DiBiase is expected to be the mainstay of the pitching staff. He finished with a 2-2 record and struck out 27 in 311/3 innings last season. He batted .391.

 

Louie DiStasio, Cheverus, senior, pitcher/shortstop: DiStasio batted .418 and had a 3-0 pitching record in helping the Stags win the Class A state title. He finished with two doubles, three triples and a home run. He struck out 33 batters in 27 innings.

 

Louie DiTomasso, Wells, senior, catcher: DiTomasso batted .370 with four home runs to spark Wells last season. He’s a good RBI guy and will bat third in the lineup. His skill in managing the game as a catcher will help the team.

 

Cody Dube, Windham, senior, pitcher/shortstop: One of the best players in the Telegram League, Dube is strong in all facets of the game. He batted .365, and led the team in hits and extra-base hits. As a pitcher, he consistently throws in the mid- to high-80s.

 

Dillon Dunbar, Thornton, senior, pitcher/third base: He went 4-1 with a 2.89 ERA. He will play third base and look to improve his batting average from last season.

 

Luke Fernandes, Marshwood, senior, pitcher/shortstop: Fernandes is one of the top pitchers in the state. He batted .414 and had 12 stolen bases. An all-Telegram League York County selection, Fernandes has a scholarship from Boston College.

 

Caleb Fraser, Portland, junior, pitcher/outfield: The Bulldogs have two No. 1 pitchers with Fraser being one of them. He had a strong summer in Legion ball. He batted .314 with four doubles for Portland. Fraser had a 4-5 pitching record.

 

Jeff Gelinas, Thornton, junior, pitcher/first base: His pitching record of 1-4 last season was deceiving because he pitched against all the contenders. What isn’t deceiving was his fastball, which accounted for 37 strikeouts in 36 innings. He will play first base.

 

Tom Hazelton, Bonny Eagle, junior, pitcher: He will be the Scots’ No. 1 pitcher. His 1-1 record of last season included a win over Scarborough. Hazelton is effective because he knows how to mix his pitches to keep hitters off balance.

 

Kyle Heath, Westbrook, sophomore, catcher: Heath made the Telegram League’s Cumberland County all-rookie team. Solid behind the plate and a good hitter, Heath will be a key to the Blue Blazes’ chances.

 

Brendan Horton, South Portland, senior, pitcher/outfield: Horton had a strong sophomore season but missed last season. A strong hitter, he’s one of the Red Riots’ most talented players. He looks to help the team with his pitching and hitting.

 

Luke LaMagna, Freeport, senior, outfield: LaMagna was an All-Western Maine Conference first-team selection last season. The center fielder hit .442 last year and led the Falcons in nine offensive categories.

 

Will LeBlond, Cape Elizabeth, senior, pitcher/first base: LeBlond ended the season as the Capers’ top pitcher. He finished with a 5-2 record and was selected to the all-league’s second-team all-conference, LeBlond has worked hard on conditioning in the offseason.

 

Mike Leeman, Greely, senior, pitcher/outfield: Leeman was a first-team all-Western Maine Conference selection as a pitcher after a 7-2 record and a 1.35 ERA. He throws in the mid-80s with good control.

 

Taylor Reuillard, Biddeford, senior, outfield: Reuillard batted .364 and led the Telegram League in homers (four) and RBI (24). He had a .727 slugging percentage for one of the top figures in the league.

 

Harry Ridge, Cheverus, senior, pitcher/first base: Ridge had a 3-0 record on the mound for the Stags. The left-hander had a 0.76 ERA. He had a .364 batting average in also helping the team on offense.

 

Bryce Snyder, Yarmouth, senior, third base/pitcher: He’s one of the two returning starters for the Clippers. Snyder batted .352 with 17 RBI last season. He added six doubles and a home run. He will be the team’s closer.

 

Pete Stauber, Greely, senior, catcher: Stauber was a first-team all-conference catcher last season after batting .451 with 20 RBI and 24 runs. He also ranks high defensively with a strong arm.

 

Jack Verrill, Marshwood, senior, pitcher/first baseman: Verrill is a strong No. 2 pitcher for the Hawks. He had six doubles and a team-leading 15 RBI last season. He had a 2-0 record on the mound with 22 strikeouts in 191/3 innings. He will attend West Point.

 

Nick Volger, Portland, junior, catcher: He was an All-Telegram League selection as a utility player last season as he played several positions. He led his team in hitting with a .417 average. He was 7 of 7 in stolen bases.

 

Ben Wessel, Scarborough, senior, pitcher/outfield: Wessel had a 4-1 pitching mark last season. He had 46 strikeouts in 35 innings. He batted .320 with three triples and three doubles.

 

Patrick Wilson, Biddeford, junior, shortstop: Wilson batted .313 with two homers and 17 RBI last season in helping the Tigers reach the playoffs.