1. This is a photo of Joshua hitting
for Westlake H.S. 2011. His father
purposely dropped him into a B.G
photo of a MLB batter’s box, with a
Yankees catcher. It was created to
serve as a motivational piece for
Josh, helping to keep his dream
alive.

2. Josh Power-Gomez has been a Baseball
Player since his parents can remember. As
young as three years-old he was inclined to
pick up a bat and ball and mimic players. As
if that wasn‟t enough, Josh‟s first word was
„BALL‟.
Josh entered Little League at the age of five,
and he began living his dream.
At age ten he was recruited onto his first
travel-ball team. At age twelve he was
chosen to play on the 2005 Rancho Buena
Vista Little League World Series Team –
which went 25-1 only losing to Hawaii in the
finals on National T.V..
Entering High School he showed he was a
Baseball Player to the core. Josh was
awarded MVP or Outstanding Player his
Freshman and J.V. seasons.
Josh attended Westlake High School this his
senior year, joining the Varsity Baseball
squad in winning their League Title.

3. Again, as a motivational
element in keeping
Joshua’s dream alive, his
father took a shot of him
hitting for Westlake H.S.
and dropped it into a B.G.
photo of the College World
Series field.

4. The purpose of this presentation is to
ask you to consider Joshua for your
Baseball Program. With High School
behind him, he maintains his passion
for the game, and his constant desire
to play Baseball.
Josh believes your program is one he
will fit well within. Thank you in
advance for your time.

6. Joshua Power-Gomez has had an
exceptional High School Baseball career.
Having played through his junior year for
Rancho Buena Vista High School in North
San Diego County - He received
Outstanding Player honors both his
Freshman and J.V. seasons. His Junior
year culminated with his play in the CIF
Finals at Tony Gwinn Stadium. During his
Rancho play, he maintained a three-
Season batting average of nearly 400.
His Senior year Josh relocated to
Westlake Village CA, where he joined the
Westlake High School varsity squad.
Trained also by former St. Louis Cardinals
Derron Spiller, Josh led the team through
the Pre-Season twenty- game schedule
with a sizzling batting average of nearly
600. This earned Josh a spot on the roster.
That combined with outstanding
performance catching, he was behind the
dish for many season games.

8. Joshua Power-Gomez began his
Baseball career in Little League. At nine
he was brought-up to the majors, where
he began to refine his hitting and
defensive skills. The same year he was
chosen for his first All Star Team. His
talent behind the dish began to unfold -
his natural leadership abilities and
awareness become obvious.
The following year Josh began a
tournament schedule with Team
Easton, who began a dominating trend.
By 12 years old he had been playing
with Team Easton for three years. He
and several other team members
made-up the Rancho Buena Vista Little
League All Stars… a team that would
go all the way to Williamsport
Pennsylvania with a 24-0 record to play
in the finals on ABC Television. Please
click through the presentation of
photos and articles which followed:

10. Joshua began to be noticed by the San
Diego Youth Baseball community. At ten
years-old he had a successful try-out with
the La Costa Cougars, headed-up by
Trent Holbrook. Trent trained high school,
college, minor and major league players
including Hank Blaylock. The following
year Josh became the starting catcher for
the Cougars, and launched a time of his
deepest development.
Joshua also continued his play for Team
Easton, headed-up by Joe Pimentel. Joe
was instrumental in training many Major
League players including Troy Glaus.
Joshua was also getting calls to play in
tournaments from The Encinitas Reds,
The San Diego Stars, Team Rip, and The
San Diego Dirt Bags.
Since 9 years-old Josh has played
competitive travel ball. Notable
teams include La Costa Cougars,
Team Rip, and the San Diego Stars.

11. Josh Emmerick Former catcher, Washington Nationals - Scout for San Diego Padres
“I‟ve been training Josh since he was ten years-old, working specifically on catching. He‟s a
top-notch catcher with solid skills and thrives calling a game.”
Dave Roberts Former Boston Red Sox, San Diego Padres, San Francisco Giants
“Josh is a hard working, dedicated baseball player. I told Josh I believe he IS a future major
league player, and to believe in his ability to play baseball.... he has what it takes.”
Raul Gonzalez Former New York Mets
“Joshua gets it done! I‟ve been working on Josh‟s hitting since ten years-old. He has
the training, the talent and the desire to help any program, any team.”

12. Robin Ventura Former White Sox
“Joshua has been trained by the best. I met Josh through Joe Pimentel, who had Josh on
his Little League World Series team. He‟s a solid ball player that I will always
keep an eye on.”
Trent Holbrook Rip Baseball, San Diego CA
“I‟ve been training Josh since he was nine years-old. Josh is a smart, tough
Baseball player. He‟s a big part of any team he is on.... you can count on him.
Great hitter, great in any position he plays... tougher than SH*T. “Hit it to right-center Josh!”
Lyle Gabriel Founder, San Diego Stars Baseball
“I wanted to take Josh to China but he was unavailable. I like Josh, he‟s a solid ball
player that always seems to be on the winning team.”