High school baseball: State-by-state look at Dick’s Sporting Goods All-American Classic selections

The Arizona Diamondbacks will host the game at Chase Field on Aug. 20.

Florida leads the way with 12 players, including three from IMG Academy (Bradenton), which finished the season as the MaxPreps National Champions.

California is second with nine players, including Derek Curiel of Orange Lutheran (Orange), the No. 3 player on Perfect Game's Class of 2024 rankings.

This game includes several players with baseball bloodlines including Noah Sheffield of Jesuit (Tampa, Fla.), son of Gary Sheffield and Akhil Nimmala of Strawberry Crest (Dover, Fla.), whose brother Arjun was selected in the first round of the 2023 MLB Draft by the Toronto Blue Jays.

Cam Caminiti of Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.), a cousin of 1996 National League MVP Ken Caminiti, will also participate as will Brayden Krenzel of Dublin Jerome (Dublin, Ohio). His father Craig quarterbacked the 2002 Ohio State football team to the BCS National Championship before being selected by the Chicago Bears in the 2004 NFL Draft.

A quarterback selected to participate in this game is Bryce Clavon of Kell (Marietta, Ga.), who has offers from 13 schools for college football.  Florida — 12
Myles Bailey, Lincoln (Tallahassee)
Talan Bell, Hagerty (Oviedo)
Hunter Carns , First Coast (Jacksonville)
Lazaro Collera, Florida Christian (Miami)
Aukai Kea, IMG Academy (Bradenton)
Kaiden Lopez, Oviedo
Chase Mobley, Durant (Plant City)
Andre Modugno, IMG Academy (Bradenton)
Akhil Nimmala, Strawberry Crest (Dover)
Noah Franco, IMG Academy (Bradenton)
Schuyler Sandford, Bartram Trail (St. Johns)
Noah Sheffield, Jesuit (Tampa)

California — 9
Daniel Arambula, Yucaipa
Charlie Bates, Palo Alto
Mason Brassfield, Bakersfield Christian (Bakersfield)
Derek Curiel, Orange Lutheran (Orange)
Jack Haferkamp, Santa Fe Christian (Solana Beach)
Nick Montgomery, Cypress
Bryce Rainer, Harvard-Westlake (Studio City)
Ethan Schiefelbein, Corona
Levi Sterling, Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks)

Georgia — 6
Cade Brown, Parkview (Lilburn)
Conrad Cason, Greater Atlanta Christian (Norcross)
Levi Clark, Walton (Marietta)
Bryce Clavon, Kell (Marietta)
Michael Mullinax, North Cobb Christian (Kennesaw)
Nate Taylor, Buford

Texas — 4
Cade Arrambide, Tomball
Theo Gillen, Westlake (Austin)
David Hogg II, Mansfield
Braylon Payne, Fort Bend Elkins (Missouri City)

Arizona — 3
Smith Bailey, Mountain Ridge (Glendale)
Cam Caminiti, Saguaro (Scottsdale)
Drew Rogers, Hamilton (Chandler)

Iowa — 2
Myles Davis, Marion
Joey Oakie, Ankeny

Louisiana — 2
William Schmidt, Catholic-B.R. (Baton Rouge)
Landon Victorian, Barbe (Lake Charles)

Michigan — 2
Caleb Bonemer, Okemos
Dante Nori, Northville

Mississippi — 2
Konnor Griffin, Jackson Prep (Jackson)
Samuel Richardson, Lewisburg (Olive Branch)

Virginia — 2
Aiden Harris, Pro Development Group (Midlothian)
Dalton Wentz, Amherst County (Amherst)

Alabama — 1
Christian Chatterton, Brooks (Killen)

Arkansas — 1
Slade Caldwell, Valley View (Jonesboro)

Colorado — 1
Trey Gregory-Alford, Coronado (Colorado Springs)

Illinois — 1
Ryan Sloan, York (Elmhurst)

Kansas — 1
Anson Seibert, Blue Valley Southwest (Overland Park)

Maryland — 1
Jake Yeager, Archbishop Spalding (Severn)

Missouri — 1
Trey Snyder, Liberty North (Liberty)

Nevada — 1
Ty Southisene, Basic (Henderson)

New York — 1
Owen Paino, Ketcham (Wappingers Falls)

North Dakota — 1
Drew Rerick, Fargo Davies (Fargo)

Ohio — 1
Brayden Krenzel, Dublin Jerome (Dublin)

Oklahoma — 1
Carson Wiggins, Roland

Pennsylvania — 1
Tegan Kuhns, Gettysburg

South Carolina — 1
P.J. Morlando, Summerville

Tennessee — 1