Baseball: Woodgrove's Reed High Honorable Mention Preseason All-American by Rawlings; Tuscarora's Dietrich, Stone Bridge's Mocabee, Woodgrove's Sarty HM Atlantic Region

Matthew Reed signing to catch at Clemson University

(March 8, 2012) - Rawlings Sporting Goods announced its annual Rawlings Preseason All-American and All-Region Teams to recognize the top 400 high school baseball athletes in the U.S., while also showcasing their abilities to collegiate and professional scouts. Among those selected was Woodgrove High School and Clemson recruit, catcher Matthew Reed, as an high honorable mention All-American and second team Atlantic Region.

Named to the Atlantic Region honorable mention were Woodgrove second baseman and William and Mary recruit J.J. Sarty, Tuscarora pitcher Tyler Dietrich and Stone Bridge pitcher Tyler Mocabee.

Baseball: Woodgrove Duo Reed and Sarty Tabbed as MLB Draft Prospects

(Jan. 13, 2012) - Woodgrove High School seniors, catcher Matthew Reed and infielder J.J. Sarty have been tabbed as Major League Baseball draft prospects for 2012 by the MLB Draft Prospects blog.

Baseball: Woodgrove Holds Signing Ceremony for Reed (Clemson) and Sarty (William & Mary)

Purcellville (Nov. 10, 2011) - Woodgrove High School, its athletic department, and the varsity baseball program held a college signing Wednesday for two Wolverines that will play at the NCAA Division I level -- J.J. Sarty (William and Mary) and Matthew Reed (Clemson).

Baseball: Woodgrove Senior Matthew Reed to Play at NCAA Division I Clemson

(Aug. 7, 2011) - Woodgrove High School senior catcher Matthew Reed will play next year at NCAA Division I Clemson according to his travel baseball team the Canes North 2012 squad.

Reed is a 2-year member of the Canes program and is regarded as one of the top catchers in the state of Virginia.

Canes GM, Jeff Petty on Reed: "Matt is a big time catch and throw talent. He really has as good an arm behind the plate as you will see at this level. Reed is a big strong physical athlete that has some pop at the plate and he can really recieve behind the dish. Great kid from a great family. We couldn't be happier for Matt and look forward to watching him play in the ACC."