Category: RBC 15u National

In a tough matchup Saturday, the RBC Regulators National 15U, led by a strong performance from Harrison Sheets, showed grit and resilience but ultimately came up short in a 9-6 defeat to Diamond 2026.  Diamond 2026 managed to string together a number of successful plays in the first inning before Sheets came on to shut them down.

Diamond 2026’s success was largely attributed to key plays, including a single by Travis Brummitt JR, walks by Colten Collier and Hayden Sanders, a regrettable error on our side, a wild pitch during JJ Caudill’s at-bat, a groundout by Talyn Hurd, and a single by Parker Blankenship.

Yet, even in defeat, the tenacious Regulators outclassed Diamond 2026 in hits, racking up eight to their five, proving that they were down but not out.

Our boys played hard, with Gavin Heaberlin (East Lincoln High School, 2026) and Evan Hogg (Southlake Christian Academy, 2026) each accumulating multiple hits. Showing their prowess at the plate, Hogg and Heaberlin led the team with two hits each, embodying the Regulators’ fighting spirit.

Harrison Sheets (William Amos Hough High School, 2026) came in to relieve and shut down Diamond 2026. He allowed zero runs, with 1 walk, 4 hits, and 3 strikeouts over 5 and 2/3 innings of work.

Even though the game didn’t go as planned, the RBC Regulators National 15U never lost their heart. Each setback is just a setup for a comeback. We’re looking forward to seeing what our Regulators will do next.

The Regulators Baseball Club 15u National team kicked off their season in style. Playing at Lindsey Nelson Stadium at the University of Tennessee, the boys handled Midland Hester 15u 7 to 3.

When an uncharacteristic error granted Midland Hester 15U an early first-inning lead, our boys held their heads high.

They answered loudly in the top of the second. The good guys hammered home four runs. Logan Featherstone (Mountain Island Charter School, 2025) and Harrison Sheets (William Amos Hough High School, 2026) led the onslaught with an RBI single 2RBI double, respectively.

Pitcher Hunter Goodman (East Rowan High School, 2025) led the Regulators to victory. He limited Midland Hester 15U to a mere two runs on two hits over one, one-third innings, and striking out two. Relief pitchers Featherstone and Jeremiah Golden (Myers Park High School, 2025) stepped in to keep Midland Hester at bay. Golden recorded the last five outs, earning a well-deserved save.

RBC 15U National showcased a potent offense throughout with nine total hits. Golden, Sheets, and Keegan Spach (Liberty Preparatory School, 2026) all had multiple hits for the Regulators. Golden, in particular, had a remarkable day at the plate, going 3-for-3 while scoring two runs. Reed Duckworth (East Lincoln High School, 2026) added two stolen bases to the Regulators’ prowess. Overall, the team took everything that wasn’t nailed down with five steals on the day.

Despite their best efforts, Midland Hester 15U could not match the Regulators’ intensity, with Emerson Ross leading their side with two hits in three at-bats.

The Regulators Baseball Club National 15U displayed why they are one of the top 15U teams in the country. They reminded everyone what the HEAT ethos – Hustle, Effort, Attitude, Teamwork – truly represents on the field.

They are back in action today versus Diamond 2026 at 1:30 PM.