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Junior Austin Meadows is a potential first-round pick in next year's MLB draft

High school prospects figured heavily into Monday night's MLB draft, with Puerto Rican prep shortstop Carlo Correa going No. 1 overall in a surprise pick by the Houston Astros and Georgia outfielder Byron Buxton going No. 2 to the Minnesota Twins. In...

Teen driver Zach Veach hopes to one day be the face of IndyCar

HS sophomore Chase Elliott is already making a name for himself

Dream rotation of Lucas Giolito and Max Fried thrown a changeup

Four days, 16 teams, 32 games -- however you slice it there is going to be a lot of baseball played between Wednesday and Saturday during the USA Baseball National High School Invitational. But the event isn't just about quantity. There's plenty o...

Lucas Giolito, the nation's No. 1 right-handed pitching prospect, won't throw for a month and could be out of action up to 10 weeks after spraining the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow. The Harvard-Westlake (Studio City, Calif.) senior le...

Breaking down the most punishing positions in high school sports

ESPNHS magazine's 18 Under 18 recognizes the nation's most incredible teen athletes.

ESPNHS magazine's 18 Under 18 recognizes the nation's most incredible teen athletes.

ESPNHS magazine's 18 Under 18 recognizes the nation's most incredible teen athletes.

ESPNHS magazine's 18 Under 18 recognizes the nation's most incredible teen athletes.

From foul tips to collisions at the plate, there's a reason catchers are the only baseball players who need to wear body armor. We checked in with Clint Coulter, the No. 2-ranked catcher prospect by ESPNHS, to find out exactly how punishing the posit...

Related: "Undefeated" filmmakers get it right As America's most popular sport, it's no surprise the world of football is a common setting for TV shows and movies. That's why some of the characters in the Oscar-nominated documentary "Undefeated" ab...

How the recruiting process changes over time for elite boys' basketball recruits.

This story originally appeared in the Winter 2012 issue of ESPNHS magazine. When you commit to play a sport at one of the three major United States service academies, you are signing up for a lot more than four years of practices and games. Each...