The athletes listed below have trained using the EFS system to enhance their abilities and have been recognized for excelling at their game. They have maximized their performance during their window of development through the right attitude, commitment, determination, and smart work.

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Alex Balog, Mercury News Baseball Player of The Year:

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Alex Balog, Mercury News Player of The Year

One of the area's top second basemen, Olivete hit .443 with nine doubles, four triples and a home run. He also scored 38 runs, stole 11 bases in 11 attempts and excelled in the field.

School: Los Gatos H.S.

H.S. Position: Second Base

Year: Junior

EFS Achievements:

After using The EFS System, Tyler improved his foot quickness by 20%, set the EFS 40yd dash record for his age group at 4.55 seconds and ran a blazing 6.55 seconds 60 yd dash!

Congratulations Tyler, we'll be watching for you! - EFS

Tyler Olivete, First Team All-Mercury News:

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School: Archbishop Mitty H.S.

H.S. Position: Pitcher

Year: Senior

EFS Achievements:

Alex took 3 tenths off his 10 yd and 20 dashes and 4 tenths off his 40yd dash when he used the EFS System!

The Mercury News wrote:

With his lively bat and strong arm, the 6-foot-5, 210-pound Balog helped lead Mitty to a CCS Division I title and a 31-3 record. A first baseman and pitcher, Balog hit .407 with 37 hits, eight doubles, five home runs, 22 runs and 30 RBIs. He had an on-base percentage of .500 and struck out just 10 times in 113 plate appearances. He struck out an average of one batter per inning as opponents hit just .212 against him. In the final against Bellarmine College Prep, he allowed just one hit in five innings as the Monarchs won by the 10-run rule, 12-0. "Alex was so clutch, and almost unhittable at the end of the year", Coach Hutton said. "The sky is the limit for him." Balog comes from a baseball family. One cousin, Jason Haniger, played at Georgia Tech. His other cousin, (EFS Athlete) Mitch Haniger, was recently named the Big West Conference Freshman of the Year at Cal Poly. Balog's older brother, Nik Balog, was named all-WCC after a standout sophomore season at first base for USF, where Alex will play next season. "I tell him on occasion to watch out, I might take his job," joked Alex, who is expected to pitch in college. "But I'm really looking forward to playing with him."

Congratulations Alex, we'll be watching for you! - EFS

Tyler Olivete is shown here after training at EFS

The power-hitting first baseman hit a home run and four RBIs in the championship win over Bellarmine. Fuller hit .388 and led the Monarchs with eight home runs and 38 RBIs.

School: Archbishop Mitty H.S.

H.S. Position: First Base / DH

Year: Junior

EFS Achievements:

After using the EFS System for about a year, Brett added 6 inches to his vertical jump!, improved his foot quickness by 35% and took 5 tenths off his 40yd dash!

Congratulations Brett, we'll be watching for you! - EFS

Brett Fuller, First Team All-Mercury News:

School: Bellarmine H.S.

H.S. Position: Pitcher

Year: Senior

EFS Achievements:

Zach improved his foot quickness by 15%, and took one tenth off his 10 yd dash and 40 yd dash while using the EFS System.

Congratulations Zach, we'll be watching for you! - EFS

Zack Malik, Second Team All-Mercury News:

School: Bellarmine H.S.

H.S. Position: Pitcher

Year: Senior

At EFS: 

Kevin used the EFS System to work on his quickness & agility, acceleration and hip power.

Congratulations Kevin, we'll be watching for you! - EFS  

Kevin Glomb, Second Team All-Mercury News: