Which former Pinellas County area high school athletes will be active on Tuesday, March 17?

Demetri Tsesmelis and Brady Ahlers

Mar 16, 2026

ByL. D. Beasley

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These former Pinellas County area high school athletes will take part in events on Tuesday, March 17.

Demetri Tsesmelis and Brady Ahlers

Brady Ahlers

Eckerd Tritons

Outfielder

Freshman

6′0″ 145

Largo High School

Hometown: Largo

Next Game: vs. Purdue Northwest Pride, Tuesday, March 17, 6 p.m.

Demetri Tsesmelis and Brady Ahlers

Demetri Tsesmelis

Piedmont Lions

Outfielder

Freshman

5′10″

Dunedin High School

Next Game: vs. Brevard Tornados, Tuesday, March 17, 4 p.m.

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