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Baseball: Pinellas County pitcher of the week — March 6, 2025

Here are the nominees for the Pinellas County pitcher of the week poll for games played Feb. 24-March 1. Voting lasts until 9 a.m. Saturday. 

Colton Beard, Sr., Dunedin: Threw a one-hit shutout with seven strikeouts in a win over Wesley Chapel.

Gabriel Blaxberg, Sr., Canterbury: Was two walks away from being perfect in six innings and finished with 12 strikeouts in a win over Admiral Farragut. 

Xavier Davies, So., Hollins: Went six scoreless innings, allowing four hits while striking out nine in a win over Boca Ciega. 

Grayson Gibson, Sr., Calvary Christian: Threw six scoreless innings, allowing two hits while striking out 14 in a win over St. Petersburg Catholic. 

Brock Golden, Sr., Osceola: Fired four perfect innings with two strikeouts in a win over IMG Silver. 

Joshua Jackson-Valverde, Sr., Largo: Threw a combined seven perfect innings with 15 strikeouts in wins over Seminole and St. Petersburg Catholic. 

Rhett Wilson, Jr., Northside Christian: Hurled four scoreless innings, giving up one hit while striking out five in a win over Miami Killian. 

Official poll

Pitcher of the week winner (Feb. 17-22)

Troy Burke, So., St. Petersburg Catholic

Burke threw five scoreless innings, giving up five hits while striking two in a win over Dunedin. 

Fans took notice.

He won the Pinellas County pitcher of the week poll for games played Feb. 17-22 with 41 percent of the votes (1,382) to beat out Tarpon Springs’ Danny Scott, who had 25 percent (833 votes).

Pitcher of the week winner (Feb. 10-15)

Conner Weldon, Sr., Northeast

Weldon threw a complete-game four hitter, allowing one unearned run while striking out nine in a win over St. Petersburg. 

Fans were impressed.

He won the Pinellas County pitcher of the week poll for games played Feb. 10-15 with 38 percent of the votes (2,165) to beat out Seminole’s Jacob Amerman, who had 37 percent (2,115 votes).

Bob Putnam
Bob Putnamhttps://primetimepreps.com
A fourth-generation Floridian, Bob Putnam covered high school sports at the Tampa Bay Times for nearly 30 years before deciding to launch Prime Time Preps in 2020. One of the quarterbacks in his first freelance assignment? Former Gibbs standout Shaun King, who went on to start for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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