Aaron Overby steals 10 bases in a win over Cleveland East Tech.
A day with Robert BobroczkyiMaxPreps
host Chris Stonebraker headed out to Ohio for the latest on arguably
the most intriguing prospect in high school basketball.John Adams (Cleveland) sophomore center fielder
Aaron Overby has set the Ohio record for stolen bases in a game according to stats submitted to MaxPreps and
information on the Ohio High School Athletic Association website.
Overby stole 10 bases in a 22-10 win over
East Tech (Cleveland) on May 1. The previous
record for stolen bases in a game (eight) was set by Thomas Cooley of
Genoa Area and Steve Schue of
Brookfield (Sheffield) in 2000. As a team, John Adams swiped 48 bases against the Scarabs.
It was originally reported that Overby stole eight bases, but John Adams head coach Mykal Thomas said the number was actually 10.
"...the numbers are correct," Thomas confirmed via email.
Earlier this season
Joey Torok of
Kirtland and Jared Buckley of
Tri-Village (New Madison) each stole seven bases in a game, making them the fifth and sixth players in state history to achieve that feat. Against East Tech, Overby's teammate - John Adams sophomore
Brandon Huff - also stole seven bases.
