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Karson Kemp is a Class of 2029 student-athlete and member of the PF Outlaws baseball program. A versatile player, Karson competes in both the outfield and middle infield and is committed to continually developing his skills, improving his performance, and helping his team succeed.

In addition to baseball, Karson is a varsity wide receiver at Hendrickson High School in Pflugerville, Texas. His athleticism translates across both sports, highlighted by a 4.7-second 40-yard dash, an 8’10” broad jump, a 205-pound bench press, and a 315-pound squat.

Off the field, Karson takes great pride in his schoolwork and understands the importance of being a well-rounded student-athlete. He is also an unselfish teammate who values putting the team first, supporting those around him, and doing whatever is needed to help his team succeed.

Karson’s goal is to continue developing as a complete baseball player, compete at a high level, and pursue opportunities to play baseball beyond high school. He takes pride in discipline, teamwork, consistent effort, and representing himself, his school, and the PF Outlaws the right way.

Austin Sagers is a right-handed pitcher with defensive versatility at second and third base. He’s known for a strong command of the strike zone, consistently carrying a strike percentage above 65% while hurling in the mid to high 70s.

Austin has played baseball since 2018, starting in PAYBAS, where he earned three All-Star selections, then moving to RRBL before joining the Outlaws Baseball Club. Austin has a deep camaraderie with several Outlaws players with whom he has played baseball for the better part of a decade. In select baseball with the Outlaws, he is a 2x Perfect Game Tournament MVPitcher with more than a dozen All-Tournament selections.

Off the field, Austin is an avid pianist, a youth leader for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and a member of National Honors Societies. He is a strong academic performer, with a GPA above 4.0, and will graduate from Hendrickson High School in 2029.

Kenneth Trahan III is a member of the Hendrickson High School Class of 2029 and a versatile player who competes at third base, first base, and pitcher. With a 3.5 GPA and nine Perfect Game All-Tournament Team selections, he takes pride in balancing academic success with his commitment to developing as an athlete.

Outside of baseball, Kenneth stays competitive by playing basketball and football and competing in powerlifting during the offseason. When he isn’t training or competing, he enjoys resting, playing chess, and meeting new people. A social person, he welcomes opportunities to connect with others, learn from different perspectives, and build meaningful relationships. Those experiences have taught him the value of humility, and he is always looking for chances to compete against people who challenge him to get better.

Competition has been part of who Kenneth is since childhood. Whether he’s on the baseball field or seeing who can unload the most groceries from the trunk of a car, he has always found a way to make things competitive. That mindset drives him to embrace challenges, stay disciplined, and keep improving in everything he does.

David Gruell is a talented shortstop and right-handed pitcher who earned a spot on the McNeil High School varsity team as a freshman. A proven tournament performer, David has earned Perfect Game Tournament MVP honors and is a four-time Tournament MVP Pitcher.

On the mound, David has been clocked in the 80s and combines a strong arm with an advanced ability to read situations, make adjustments, and problem-solve in real time. He is an extremely coachable player who takes feedback well and constantly looks for ways to improve his game.

David takes great pride in his grades and performance in the classroom, understanding that being a student-athlete requires excellence both on and off the field. His goal is to continue developing as a player, extend his baseball journey, and ultimately play college baseball.

And in David’s own words: “I throw fuego and hit dingers.”

Raul “Champ” Contreras is a versatile, high-impact player who joined the PF Outlaws in 2025 and immediately became an important part of the team. Primarily a catcher and shortstop, Champ showcases strong defensive skills, great baseball instincts, and the athleticism to make an impact at multiple positions.

Behind the plate, Champ is a true field general. He is a strong leader and great teammate who brings positivity to the field and has a natural ability to put his pitchers at ease. With a pop time in the low 2.0-second range, Champ helps control the running game and keeps opposing runners honest.

Champ is also a talented pitcher who has earned multiple honors, including Five Tool MVP, Perfect Game MVP, Tournament MVP, and multiple Pitcher of the Game awards. Whether he is catching, playing shortstop, pitching, or supporting his teammates from the dugout, Champ brings leadership, energy, and a team-first mentality every time he steps on the field.

Daniel Brumbaugh has been a member of the PF Outlaws since the program’s inception and has made a tremendous impact on the organization throughout his baseball journey. His history with the Outlaws coaching staff goes back to his time playing for the PAYBAS Pony League All-Star team under Coaches Thompson, Beutler, and Sagers. He later played for Coaches Beutler and Sagers with the RR Yankees, where he was a major contributor in helping the team capture both a league championship and tournament title.

Daniel continues to make his presence felt as an impact player for the PF Outlaws, especially at the plate. He posted an impressive .469 batting average during the summer season and followed it with a .406 average in the fall. On the mound, Daniel’s fastball reaches the mid-80s, complemented by multiple secondary pitches that allow him to attack hitters in different ways.

What separates Daniel is his work ethic and commitment to getting better. He plays with consistent hustle, competes hard, and is constantly working to improve every part of his game. He is the type of player who leads through his effort and the way he approaches the game.

Daniel is also a member of Nuclear Prep Academy, where he combines elite baseball training with the flexibility of homeschool education. He takes great pride in his academics and understands the importance of succeeding both on the field and in the classroom.

Daniel’s goal is to continue developing as a complete student-athlete and ultimately earn the opportunity to play college baseball.

Noah Salitsky is one of the hardest-working players in the PF Outlaws program. A member of the Class of 2028 at Round Rock High School, Noah has been playing baseball for most of his life and first crossed paths with Coach Beutler during their days in the Round Rock youth baseball league. Noah consistently stood out as one of the league’s better players and was a regular member of the summer All-Star team that competed regionally.

When Coach Beutler founded the PF Outlaws, Noah was one of the first players offered a spot in the program. His work ethic, athleticism, versatility, and team-first mentality made him a natural fit for the culture the Outlaws were looking to build.

Noah is a true utility player who can step onto the field at virtually any position and play it well. He is a right-handed pitcher, provides valuable innings behind the plate when Champ and Bryson need a breather, and is one of the Outlaws’ starting outfielders. His speed allows him to cover a lot of ground defensively, while his athleticism and wheels make him a threat every time he gets on base.

At the plate, Noah is a tough out who consistently battles through at-bats and makes pitchers work. He is coming off a strong summer in which he posted a .444 OBP, showing his ability to get on base and create opportunities for the Outlaws offense.

What really separates Noah, however, is the energy he brings every single day. He is one of the loudest and most positive voices in the Outlaws dugout, constantly encouraging his teammates and bringing a contagious, never-give-up attitude to the team. He is the type of player every coach would love to have 11 of because of the effort, attitude, and energy he brings to the field.

Noah’s combination of work ethic, versatility, athleticism, and positive attitude will take him far both on and off the baseball field. He continues to work on his game with the goal of taking it to the next level and playing college baseball.

Tyler Thompson is one of the original PF Outlaws and one of the team’s main leaders. A member of the Weiss High School Class of 2029, Tyler is a versatile athlete who can impact a game in just about every way possible.

Every phase of Tyler’s game can be dangerous. At the plate, he has been one of the Outlaws’ most consistent hitters and serves as the team’s leadoff batter because of his ability to find ways to get on base and immediately put pressure on the defense. Once on base, Tyler’s speed and instincts make him a constant threat to steal.

On the mound, Tyler has been clocked in the low 80s and complements his velocity with tough off-speed pitches. His versatility extends throughout the field, where he can contribute as a pitcher, outfielder, and catcher. His accomplishments include being named a 2-time Perfect Game MVP, 2-time Perfect Game MVPitcher, and 14-time Perfect Game All-Tournament Team selection.

Tyler is also a multisport athlete who plays quarterback in football, further showcasing his athleticism, competitiveness, and leadership.

Just as impressive as his athletic accomplishments is Tyler’s performance in the classroom. He carries a 4.12 GPA and has maintained All-A Honor Roll status through ninth grade. His goal is to continue developing as a student-athlete and earn the opportunity to play college baseball.

Away from competition, Tyler enjoys lifting, playing pickleball, and spending time with friends. He also gives back to the game by working as an umpire for Pflugerville Little League.

Tyler’s combination of athleticism, versatility, academics, competitiveness, and leadership has made him a major part of the PF Outlaws since the organization’s beginning. He represents exactly what the Outlaws program is about: competing hard, being a great teammate, and taking care of business on and off the field.

Dylan Dunahoo has been a key member of the PF Outlaws organization for the past several seasons, making a significant impact with his consistent play and positive presence. At 5′9″, 165 pounds, Dylan plays first base and outfield and is also a left-handed pitcher.

Dylan has been playing baseball since the age of eight, and his passion for the game continues to show every time he steps on the field. One of his greatest strengths is his ability to see the ball well at the plate and consistently put together quality at-bats. During each of his four seasons with the Outlaws, Dylan has hit over .400, establishing himself as one of the team’s most dependable hitters.

Beyond his talent, what separates Dylan is his approach to the game. He is calm, cool, and collected, takes coaching well, maintains a positive attitude, and is always willing to pick up a teammate. He leads through his actions and brings a steady presence to the team regardless of the situation.

Dylan’s goal is to continue playing baseball at the college level, and he is putting in the work both athletically and academically to make that goal a reality. With a 3.7 GPA, he understands the importance of being a student-athlete and taking care of business in the classroom.

Away from baseball, Dylan enjoys spending time with his family and giving back to his community whenever possible. His combination of athletic ability, academic commitment, character, and passion for baseball makes him a great representative of the PF Outlaws program.

Bryson Beutler is a sophomore at Hendrickson High School in Pflugerville, Texas, and a talented multi-sport student-athlete who competes in baseball, football, and powerlifting. While Bryson’s athletic ability stands out, his greatest qualities are his character, work ethic, positive attitude, and constant desire to improve. He leads by example and brings the same commitment and discipline to athletics, the classroom, and everything he does.

In football, Bryson was named Defensive MVP as a freshman. As a sophomore, he earned a spot on the Hendrickson varsity football team and the starting Inside Linebacker position before an injury sidelined him midway through the season. His toughness, physicality, and work ethic continue to be important parts of his development as an athlete.

On the baseball field, Bryson is an extremely versatile athlete who can play nearly any position, with catcher, third base, and outfield as his primary positions. As a freshman, he played up on the Hendrickson JV Navy team as a catcher. He has also earned Perfect Game Tournament MVP honors along with multiple Game MVP awards.

Bryson also competes in powerlifting for Hendrickson High School, where his dedication in the weight room reflects the same discipline and drive he brings to baseball and football.

Academically, Bryson takes great pride in his grades and currently carries a 3.6 GPA. He understands that being a successful student-athlete means putting the same effort into the classroom that he puts into competition.

Outside of sports, Bryson enjoys lifting weights, fishing, golfing, hunting, and spending time with family and friends.

Bryson’s combination of athletic ability, toughness, leadership, work ethic, and character gives him a strong foundation for continued success in baseball, football, powerlifting, academics, and beyond.