Sophomore Tyler George of Santa Margarita is

It’s midseason in high faculty baseball, so let’s look at gamers who are producing outcomes at a high degree. Forget about rankings, radar weapons or who has scholarship gives. These are the gamers making an impression.

No one has been better than sophomore pitcher Tyler George of Santa Margarita. With a 7-0 document, 0.85 ERA and just two walks in 41 1/3 innings, the 6-foot-5, 190-pound 16-year-old has shown what a top pitcher is supposed to seem like.

Few noticed this coming — besides for his freshman coach last season, Mike Hiserman, who said, “He was the most fundamentally sound all-around freshman baseball player I’ve ever coached. Was good at everything yet still immensely coachable. You tell him something once and he does it.”

George said he has centered on mixing up his pitches — fastball, curveball, slider, change-up.

“Just not overthrowing the ball, not throwing as hard as I can but hitting the spots and having a feel for my off-speed pitches,” he said.

He threw all 9 innings during a 1-0 win over Mater Dei that was full of drama.

“It was a lot of fun,” he said. “The adrenaline was running. It was cool.”

His brother, Hayden, is a freshman pitcher at UCLA, and he said Bruins coach John Savage has been asking Hayden about him, which is a good signal when he turns into accessible to discuss to recruiters in the summer season.

• Dustin Dunwoody, Royal: Armed with an overpowering fastball, Dunwoody is 7-0, has an 0.18 ERA with 74 strikeouts in 39 1/3 innings.

Catcher Brady Murrietta of Orange Lutheran makes the tag at home plate against St. John Bosco.

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• Brady Murrietta, Orange Lutheran: The senior catcher retains throwing out baserunners attempting to problem him. He’s also terrific on throws to the plate, selecting up the hop and making the tag. And don’t overlook his clutch hitting. He leads the crew in RBIs with 12.
• Troy Randall, Corona Santiago: The junior third baseman is hitting .460 with 29 hits and also has given up just two hits in 12 innings in a aid pitching position.
• Jake Kim, Harvard-Westlake: The junior has displayed energy and consistency, making him one of the hardest outs in the Wolverines’ lineup. He has 22 hits, a .500 batting average and 4 home runs.
• Malakye Matsumoto, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame: With 22 hits and 17 RBIs, the senior third baseman has been delivering for 14-3 Notre Dame.
• Tate Belfanti, Cypress: The junior left-hander has 53 strikeouts in 28 innings while going 5-0.
• Jake Ange, Thousand Oaks: The junior was a starter for the basketball crew and has come out and hit seven home runs, including a sport in which he hit two grand slams.
• Dylan Seward, Norco: The junior shortstop has been producing since he was a starter as a freshman. He has 26 hits, 16 RBIs and makes the performs when the ball is hit in his direction.
• James Tronstein, Harvard-Westlake: The senior shortstop has 26 hits, including 4 home runs, as the Wolverines’ leadoff hitter.
• Gary Morse, Orange Lutheran: The 6-foot-8 pitcher is 3-1 with a 1.40 ERA and 54 strikeouts in 30 innings for the No. 1 crew in Southern California.
• Caleb Trugman, Ayala: The two-way participant has 23 hits and is 6-0 pitchers and an 0.76 ERA.
• Xavier Cadena, El Dorado: The outfielder has hit 5 home runs, pushed in 19 runs and is batting .373.
• Carson Sheffer, Oaks Christian: The senior catcher continues to be stellar behind the plate while also contributing 22 hits, including seven doubles.
• Landon Hovermale, Norco: A model of consistency, the left-handed Hovermale is 6-0 with an 0.95 ERA and has walked just 4 batters in 36 2/3 innings.
• Jackson Sellz, El Camino Real: The junior retains throwing full video games for the defending City Section champs. He’s 6-0 with a 1.20 ERA and 5 full video games.
• Jayden Rojas, Bell: The senior third baseman is batting .466 with 27 hits for 17-2 Bell. As a pitcher, he’s 4-0 with a 1.04 ERA.