Mike Perry- Clinic Director- Owner LTG Stars

LTG Stars Baseball was established in 2015, as a one (1) team organization with 12 kids from a one square mile radius. This special group of kids took our program to a 9U Grand Slam World Series Championship in just a 1-1/2 year time frame. Some of those same kids are still a major part of our showcase program as 2024 and 2025 graduates. In that same time frame we grew to a total of 8 teams ranging from 8 years old to 12 years old.

In 2016, the LTG Stars jumped into the Showcase Baseball side of things. The original team in 2016 was based on one (1) team with a 12-man roster. In 2017, we went to three (3) teams with 13-man rosters 15 through 18 years old. In 2018, we were at the same team amount three (3) teams, but now with 14-man rosters 15 through 18 years old. During this time frame until today we have put 38 into college playing baseball.

Our showcase baseball program was established from one simple formula. “Do Not let financials be the reason your kid does not play in front of people who can help change their lives, or career”.

During the Fall of 2019 we became an affiliate of Banditos Baseball Tomball, Tx. The Banditos Organization is one of the most recognizable organizations in the showcase world of baseball. We made this decision because we want to provide a service to all players for a very affordable price and strictly for the advancement of the player. This move was also made to showcase our players in front of top major league teams, power five Division I programs, and have a great established avenue for all levels of collegiate ball.

We have made remarkable strides and currently from the age of 14 to 18 years old we have seven (7) teams and 95 high school players. On the youth side we currently have three (3) teams from the age of 10 to 13 years old. Our program has made tremendous strides in becoming the staple front for all players in the state of Louisiana with one goal in mind. “Prove everyone wrong, One Player at a Time”.

Trey Usey

• Position RHP
• Ht./Wt. 6-1 / 170
• Hometown Lafitte, LA
• Prev School Fisher HS
• Class Sophomore
• Letters 1

Trey Usey commitmented to the University of New Orleans D1 baseball program. Trey played on the highly talented 2016 Eastbank LL state runner-up team. Trey was a solid all around player for us as he was one of the top pitchers, hitters and infielders. Trey is currently a freshmen Fisher High School.

Timmy Ruffino

2022 (Redshirt Sophomore): Made nine appearances on the mound with five starts before a season-ending injury… Went 4-2 with a team-high 3.66 earned run average, striking out 26 batters over 32.0 innings of work… Made season debut at California Baptist and went 1.1 innings of relief without allowing an earned run (2/19)… Gave up just two runs over 5.1 innings in game one loss to Saint Peter’s (2/26)… Threw 2.1 scoreless innings against Cornell where he struck out four (3/6)… Picked up the win in game one against Albany, allowing just two runs over 4.0 innings of relief (3/11)… Went 5.2 innings and gave up just four earned runs while striking out six in game one victory over Delaware State (3/19)… Took the loss at Norfolk State, allowing just one run on two hits with four strikeouts in 3.1 innings in game one (3/26)… Received the win in his final two outings, starting with a three run outing against Maryland Eastern Shore (4/2)… Closed the season by throwing four scoreless innings where he allowed just two hits and struck out four in game two against Norfolk State (4/9).

2020 (Freshman): 2x MEAC Rookie of the Week… Made five appearances with two starts on the mound, going 2-2 with a 4.15 ERA while striking out 15 batters in 17.1 innings… Tossed 4.2 innings of relief in collegiate debut, allowing five earned runs with two strikeouts while retiring eight of his first nine batters… Picked up the win in relief at Richmond, striking out three without allowing a hit in 2.1 innings to earn MEAC Rookie of the Week honors… In first career start, threw 6.0 innings without allowing an earned run while giving up just five hits and fanning eight to earn the win and win another Rookie of the Week award… Allowed three earned runs with a pair of strikeouts in 3.2 innings at Mount St. Mary’s.