By Terry Boehmker

NKyTribune sports reporter

Tyler Fryman missed a few practice sessions with the Beechwood football team because he was selected to play in the Area Code Games, a showcase for the nation’s top high school baseball players in Long Beach, California.

After an evaluation session for college recruiters and major league scouts on the first day, eight regional teams competed in underclassmen games Aug. 2-5. Fryman was one of five outfielders on the White Sox team that included players from 12 states.

After going hitless in the team’s first two games, Fryman went 2-for-3 with a stolen base and run scored in the third game. In the final game, he was 1-for-2 with a double and run scored.

Fryman enters his junior year at Beechwood with college scholarship offers in both basebal

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