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Kent, Washington's Reese McGuire was one of the standouts at the 2012 Area Code Games Presented by New Balance, his second trip to the event.

Babylon, New York's Ricky Negron grew up around the game of baseball, and he's turned into a pretty accomplished player in his own right.

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma pitcher Trey Cobb was a standout at the 2012 Area Code Games Presented by New Balance.

Wall Township, New Jersey Class of 2013 slugger Joe Dudek knows a thing or two about playing on a big stage.

A self described practical joker, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania Class of 2014 pitcher Colton Hock also gets it done on the mound.

UCLA-bound pitcher Grant Hockin, grandson of MLB Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew, has managed to make quite a name for himself in his own right on the baseball diamond.

Marietta, Georgia's Joshua Shumake is just as handy in the garage as he is on the mound.

Boise State-bound football commit Joey Martarano has also made quite a name for himself on the baseball diamond. He took time out to talk about how he balances the two sports at the 2012 Area Code Games Presented by New Balance.

Los Angeles, California's Dominic Smith takes time out to talk at the 2012 Area Code Games presented by New Balance.

Greenwood Village, Colorado's Derik Beauprez talks about his game on the mound at the 2012 Area Code Games Presented by New Balance.

Anacortes, Washington's Billy King came away with this year's New Balance Community Service Award at the 2012 Area Code Games.

Colleyville, Texas' Cody Thomas talks about balancing life as one of the top two-way high school athletes in the nation.

Kansas commit Denton Keys comes from the small town of Rye, Colorado, but he's fit right in at the 2012 Area Code Games Presented by New Balance.

Laguna Beach, California's Robbie McInerny takes time out to talk baseball, the Area Code experience and some unique family history at the 2012 Area Code Games Presented by New Balance.

Zach Michalski, out of Belews Creek, North Carolina, is a standout first base prospect, but he's also made quite a name for himself in the community..

Carl Stoeber catches up with New Balance trainer and Cressey Performance founder Eric Cressey at the 2012 Area Code Games Presented by New Balance.