Where the Savannah Bananas played high school baseball

The Savanna Bananas are to baseball what the Harlem Globetrotters are to basketball. The game is (basically) the same but the fun, irreverence and antics make "Banana Ball" a must-see experience.

And fans flocking to see the Bananas and their opponents, including the Party Animals, prove that fun and baseball can co-exist. The Bananas are a staple on social media and pack stadiums with fans who show up hours before first pitch to enjoy the antics.

Banana Ball is full of trick plays, fan engagement and showmanship where players spend time dancing to choreographed routines, batting on stilts and other stunts – often during the throes of the competition.

However, the baseball skill of the Bananas and their opponents is legit. Most of the players had dreams of the Bigs with many either playing in the minor leagues or college.

While the Big Show didn't call for the Bananas or Party Animals, they are major leaguers when it comes to fun. Read below to see where the Savannah Bananas and Party Animals played high school baseball.

Savannah Bananas

Dakota Albritton, Schley County (Ellaville, Ga.)

Reese Alexiades, Mira Costa (Manhattan Beach, Calif.)

Andy Archer, Wesleyan (Norcross, Ga.)

Ryan Cox, Hopewell (Aliquippa, Pa.)

RobertAnthony Cruz, Arrowhead Christian (Redlands, Calif.)

Jared Donalson, Terrell Academy (Dawson, Ga.)

Danny Hosley, Langley (McLean, Va.)

K.J. Jackson, Bowling Green (Ky.)
Ty Jackson, Mandarin (Jacksonville, Fla.)

Eric Jones, South Mecklenburg (Charlotte, N.C.)

Ryan Kellogg, Henry Street (Whitby, Ontario, Canada)

Austin Krzeminski, Roswell (Ga.)

Bill Leroy, West Laurens (Dexter, Ga.)

Kyle Luigs, Richmond Hill (Ga.)

Dalton Mauldin, Columbia (Lake City, Fla.)

D.R. Meadows, Toombs County (Lyons, Ga.)

Malachi Mitchell, Gainesville (Fla.)

Noah Niznik, Vianney (Kirkwood, Mo.)

Dan Oberst, Indian Rocks Christian (Largo, Fla.)

Jackson Olson, New Milford (Conn.)

Zack Phillips, Texas (Texarkana, Texas)

Kyle Perry, Millard South (Omaha, Neb.)
Corelle Prime, Manatee (Bradenton, Fla.)

Gage Voorhees, Northwestern (Springfield, Ohio)
Alex Ziegler, Butler (Vandalia, Ohio)

Chase Achuff, Osceola (Kissimmee, Fla.)

Dustin Baber, Winter Haven (Fla.)

Bronson Balholm, Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks, Calif.)

Armando Becerra, iMater Charter (Hialeah, Fla.)

Blake Benson, Har-Ber (Springdale, Ark.)

Bryson Bloomer, Paul Laurence Dunbar (Lexington, Ky.)

Andy Cosgrove, Juanita (Kirkland, Wash.)

Garett Delano, West Nassau (Callahan, Fla.)

Noah Fisher, Lamphere (Madison Heights, Mich.)

Sean Fluke, Fivay (Hudson, Fla.)

Drew Gillespie, Sandia (Albuquerque, N.M.)

Reece Hampton, Charlotte Christian (Charlotte, N.C.)

Bret Helton, Cheyenne Mountain (Colorado Springs, Colo.)

Sal Jacobo, Rogers (Ark.)

Brady Kais, Greendale (Wis.)

Jake Lialois, Sabino (Tucson, Ariz.)

Dalton Ponce, Etiwanda (Calif.)

Riyan Rodriguez, Valencia (Calif.)

Jake Skole, Blessed Trinity (Roswell, Ga.)

Mark Smith, Avon Old Farms (Avon, Conn.)

Jason Swan, Atlantic Coast (Jacksonville, Fla.)

Nate Tellier, Attleboro (Mass.)

Tanner Thomas, Fleming Island (Orange Park, Fla.)