A SkillShow Story: MLB ALCS 2025 Game 7

Partnership brings professional game film, highlights, skills videos, and recruiting content to families and clubs across the Gulf Coast and beyond. PENSACOLA, Fla., Aug. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Snap Soccer, one of the largest competitive youth soccer tournament operators on the Gulf Coast, today announced that SkillShow, one of the nation's leading professional video production companies for amateur athletes, has been named the Official Video Partner of Snap Soccer . The partnership gives SkillShow sport-category exclusivity across the entire Snap Soccer universe of 40+ tournaments annually. Under the partnership, SkillShow will deploy its production crews and equipment across Snap Soccer's tournament calendar, offering families, teams, and clubs a comprehensive suite of video services. On-site programming includes a dedicated skills filming station available to all participating athletes, game film and highlight coverage on a featured field at each event, pro-edited individual highlight reels and skills compilations, and team and club film day services. Purchased content is delivered through the SkillShow Video Vault platform and can be used across recruiting platforms including FieldLevel and Athlete Narrative, where SkillShow maintains partnerships. "SkillShow is thrilled to partner with Snap Soccer, one of the strongest brands in youth soccer,” said Tom Koerick, CEO and Co-Founder of SkillShow. "Across their events and clubs in multiple states, we'll bring players and teams a full range of video solutions — from game films and highlights to social content, skills videos, and recruiting reels — tailored to every age group and need. The World Cup put a global spotlight on how fast this community is growing and how seriously it's investing in player development, and we're excited to help capture the next generation's journey.” Snap Soccer runs 45+ events a year and is a N1 League Operator across Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Arkansas. The combined Snap Soccer universe draws more than 300,000 park entrants annually and is projected to exceed 500,000 park entrants within 24 months as the company expands into new markets. Snap Soccer owns and operates the registration, ticketing, and email channels for its entire event universe, giving partners like SkillShow direct pre-event, on-site, and post-event access to every registered team and family. "We're always looking for ways to improve the weekend experience, and bringing SkillShow's video capture is a no-brainer…parents want to watch their kids play, not spend hours producing and editing video.” said John Guidroz, President of Snap Soccer. "SkillShow has been a leader in amateur sports video for more than 25 years, and we're excited to help bring that experience to the soccer world.” The partnership represents a significant expansion of SkillShow's footprint in youth soccer following two-plus decades of deep operational experience in baseball and football. SkillShow's existing partners include Perfect Game USA, MLB Network, USA Baseball, the NFL International Player Pathway program, IMG Academy, 3STEP Sports, and Elite 11. The company operates a national network of 1,200+ videographers and has produced highlight, skills, and recruiting content for hundreds of thousands of amateur athletes who have gone on to compete at the collegiate and professional level. The partnership takes effect with Snap Soccer's upcoming 2026-2027 tournament calendar. SkillShow programming will be rolled out to teams and families through Snap Soccer's registration flow and tournament-week communications ahead of each event.

High school baseball is where the future starts to take shape: the raw tools, the swagger, the flashes of greatness. Before they were All-Stars or MVPs, these guys were just teenagers lighting up local diamonds. At third base, we’re talking about cornerstones. Big arms. Bigger bats. Players who owned the hot corner and the batter’s box. And the three we chose? All future pros. All high school legends. Let’s break it down.

Every generation has its own definition of greatness. At second base, greatness shows up in different ways. Flash. Grit. Complete dominance.  For the All-Century Team, we narrowed the field to three players who define what the position has been since 2000. Each took a different path. Each brought a different style. And each forced the game to adjust around them. This is the All-Century Team at second base, SkillShow style.

In high school, pitchers don’t just lead rotations — they define eras. They throw gas, paint corners, and rack up strikeouts under Friday night lights. They’re the ones who silence bats and electrify scouts. And the three on our All-Century Team? They were already big-league material before they ever signed their first contract.  We’re talking about pure dominance, elite projection, and the kind of prep careers that built legends.

The best outfielders at the high school level selected by SkillShow for their All-Century Team: Corbin Carroll, Andrew McCutchen, Kyle Schwarber, and Mike Trout.

Not every great catcher was supposed to be a catcher. Some of the most legendary prep players of the century weren't traditional backstops at all — they were multi-sport stars, position-switchers, or even pitchers who just happened to strap on the gear and dominate. For the All-Century Team, we wanted to highlight not just the numbers, but the stories. And behind the plate, the stories are anything but ordinary.

SkillShow picks the best high school shortstop of this century. We consider Bobby Witt Jr., Carlos Correa and Francisco Lindor. Check out the video.