ESPN RISE All-Decade Baseball Team

ESPN RISE All-Decade Baseball Team

Visions of return inspired wounded player

Stray bullets cost Andre Johnson his left eye and half-brother but did not take his will to survive and thrive, writes Mike Loveday

ESPNHS: Best baseball blogs 7/3-5

ESPNRISE.com scours the Fan Profiles to feature the best blogs, pics and video from high school students across the country.

2009 EA SPORTS Baseball All-Americans

Mr. Baseball USA Jeff Malm and Sophomore of the Year Bryce Harper highlight the 30-player EA SPORTS Baseball All-American first team.

ESPNHS: Best MLB blogs

ESPNRISE.com scours the Fan Profiles to feature the best blogs and video from high school students across the country.

Who's Got Next Greater Atlanta

Check out who's got next in your region

ESPNHS: Blogger of the Week 4/27-5/2

ESPNRISE.com scours the Fan Profiles to feature the best blogs and video from high school students across the country.

Teams use spring break to focus on season

For teams across the country, spring break is a time to focus on the upcoming season and have some fun, writes Corey Long.

ESPNHS: Best Opening Day blogs 4/6-7

ESPNRISE.com scours the Fan Profiles to feature the best blogs and video from high school students across the country. Today we feature the best blogs on Major League Baseball's Opening Day.

Borchering among top draft prospects

Thanks to an unusual training regimen that includes axe wielding and rope climbing, Bishop Verot (Fort Myers, Fla.) All-American Bobby Borchering has become one of baseball's hottest prospects, writes Jon Mahoney.

August 24, 2008; St. Louis, MO, USA; Atlanta Braves third baseman Chipper Jones (10) throws out a...

Great football is on Georgia's mind

The home of Winnersville, it's only natural that Georgia makes the list of eight states competing to be named ESPN Rise's greatest state.

Flashback: Chipper Jones

As Atlanta Braves third baseman Chipper Jones flirted with .400 for the first half of the season, it seemed as if he was attacking the game like everyone else was still in high school.

Snell beating cancer and winning games

Justin Snell was 12 years old when he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma; that didn't stop him from playing the sports he loves, writes Jeff Miller.

ESPNHS Wednesday: Best blogs 4/29

ESPNRISE.com scours the Fan Profiles to feature the best blogs and video from high school students across the country.