Thirty-one is a Prime number, one that is divisible only by one – and, of course, itself. Hence, the moniker Prime 31. It’s named for the 31 players we think best illustrate the talent level on the Peninsula. In digging into the rosters – and the stats – we found power pitchers, power hitters and powerful presences in their respective dugouts. They represent a solid cross section of private school pedigrees and the nose-to-the-grindstone public school kids who are making themselves seen and heard just as loudly. It’s an impressive list that took hundreds of hours of conversation and sometimes heated debate to compile and complete. It’s meant to inspire conversation and perhaps even more debates.

PRESEASON PRIME: 31-26
A Prime number is one that is divisible only by one and, of course, itself. Prime 31 honors the players we think best illustrate the Peninsula’s talent. If we missed you, prove us wrong and make the postseason list. After all, it’s not where you start, but where you finish.
PRESEASON PRIME: 25-21
A Prime number is one that is divisible only by one and, of course, itself. Prime 31 honors the players we think best illustrate the Peninsula’s talent. If we missed you, prove us wrong and make the postseason list. After all, it’s not where you start, but where you finish.
PRESEASON PRIME: 20-16
A Prime number is one that is divisible only by one and, of course, itself. Prime 31 honors the players we think best illustrate the Peninsula’s talent. If we missed you, prove us wrong and make the postseason list. After all, it’s not where you start, but where you finish.
PRESEASON PRIME: 15-11
A Prime number is one that is divisible only by one and, of course, itself. Prime 31 honors the players we think best illustrate the Peninsula’s talent. If we missed you, prove us wrong and make the postseason list. After all, it’s not where you start, but where you finish.
PRESEASON PRIME: 10-8
A Prime number is one that is divisible only by one and, of course, itself. Prime 31 honors the players we think best illustrate the Peninsula’s talent. If we missed you, prove us wrong and make the postseason list. After all, it’s not where you start, but where you finish.
PRESEASON PRIME: 7-5
A Prime number is one that is divisible only by one and, of course, itself. Prime 31 honors the players we think best illustrate the Peninsula’s talent. If we missed you, prove us wrong and make the postseason list. After all, it’s not where you start, but where you finish.
PRESEASON PRIME: 4-2
A Prime number is one that is divisible only by one and, of course, itself. Prime 31 honors the players we think best illustrate the Peninsula’s talent. If we missed you, prove us wrong and make the postseason list. After all, it’s not where you start, but where you finish.
PRESEASON PRIME: No. 1 -- The Horn of plenty
His toolbox is a cornucopia that features six tools. Horn is so good, a possible decision could emerge between beginning his professional baseball journey immediately or playing ball at Stanford. Watch him play just once and you understand why Archer Horn tops our list.