Robert Stock of the USC Trojans

Robert Stock singles during a February 26 meeting between the Southern California Trojans and the San Diego St. Aztecs. Only 18 years young, the 6-foot-1, 180 pound sophomore was named Baseball America's 2005 Youth Player of the Year after his junior season at Agoura High School, northwest of Los Angeles. He also played in the 2006 AFLAC All-American Classic and on the U.S. Youth National Teams in both 2004 and 2005. Stock gained national notoriety when he decided to skip his senior year of high school and enrolled at USC as a 16-year old, hence making him eligible for the First-Year Player Draft as a 19-year old in 2009. The sophomore is a catcher and pitcher for USC, but has the skill set and tools to be a first round pick and the top catching prospect in the minors. Stock suited up for the Cotuit Kettleers of the Cape Cod Baseball League in 2007.

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[justmeppl]

Um, why put up something where he was out? Some beast huh

[farmsystem]

Stock wasn't out. The other base runner was thrown out at third after he singled.

[wmh1995]

metal bats still?

[digitaldude6745]

not anymore. Richard is throwing 93 now from the mound.

[lesliemarchetti]

I coached Oak Park, Il in the 2002 bronco world series in monterey, ca. Robert played for Agoura, Ca. He was the best 12 year old baseball player I have ever seen. Ive been doing this for 25 years.

[dotanooblar]

this guy is a beast. I played his little brother and he was decent but robert is beyond comparison to his little brother.

[baseballfreek722]

amazing