BODHI BAREFOOT IS AVAILABLE FOR GUEST-PLAYER OPPORTUNITIES
Well-commanded fastball, slider, and knuckleball. Reliable mound presence, positive attitude, and a strong bat when needed.
Brief bio
Originally from Maui, Hawaii, Bodhi moved to Northern California in second grade and has continued to grow as a competitive, coachable baseball player. Over time, he has developed into a reliable mound presence with the mindset and composure coaches look for in a starting pitcher.
In 2026, the West Coast Wolves travel team moved Bodhi into a dedicated pitcher role, which he plans to continue for the 2027 season. When he is not scheduled for tournaments with the Wolves, he is looking to make guest appearances for other Northern California teams that need a dependable starting pitcher or quality guest innings.
His pitching is centered on a well-commanded fastball, supported by a slider and knuckleball that he added during the offseason between the 2025 and 2026 seasons. He successfully used all three pitches in game situations during the 2026 season, showing his ability to compete in high-pressure games, adjust on the fly, and continue developing his presence on the mound.
Baseball scrapbook
A coach-friendly overview of Bodhi's baseball development, roles, photos, and performance notes.
Bodhi played Little League Majors and travel ball in 2026, continuing to develop as both a pitcher and all-around player. His hard work on the mound earned him a starting pitcher role with the West Coast Wolves for the 2027 season.
Travel Ball / 50-70
Pitcher / Outfield
Bodhi played with the West Coast Wolves under Coach Dwight Raudio. He played mostly outfield and pitcher while continuing to show he could be a strong hitter.



Fort Bragg Little League / Majors
Pitcher, 1B, Catcher
In 2026, Bodhi was the starting pitcher for the State Farm Outlaws in the Fort Bragg Little League majors division. He hit third in the lineup and played first base when he was not pitching.

Bodhi had a strong developmental season with Redwood Coast Tile, playing pitcher and center field. His arm strength and hitting stood out enough that he batted in the cleanup spot and received the Coaches Award at the end of the season.
Fort Bragg Little League / Minors
Pitcher / Center Field
Bodhi had a strong developmental year playing pitcher and center field. His arm strength and hitting were recognized, he batted in the cleanup spot, and he received the Coaches Award at the end of the season.



What coaches can expect
Bodhi is a very hard worker who brings focus to every practice and treats each rep as a chance to get better.
Bodhi has been commended for good sportsmanship and for having a good presence in the dugout, staying engaged even when he is not on the field.
Whether he is pitching, taking defensive reps, hitting, or supporting teammates, he can be expected to give full effort and respond to coaching direction.
Primary pitch footage for fastball command and how he competes in the zone.
Secondary pitch footage for how the slider is developing and when he uses it in games.
Knuckleball footage showing the different look he can give hitters.
Batting practice clips can show swing mechanics, contact quality, and repeatable movement.
Game footage can show approach, timing, and confidence in live at-bat situations.
Fielding clips can show footwork, glove work, receiving throws, and movement.
Outfield clips can show reads, routes, arm strength, and clean throws back into the infield.
Guest pitching opportunities
Bodhi is open to guest pitching opportunities on weekends when he does not have games with the West Coast Wolves. The best fit is a team playing tournaments in the Sacramento, San Francisco Bay Area, Redding in Northern California, or possibly Southern Oregon, that needs another competitive arm on their roster. Bodhi and his family are flexible with dates, location, role, travel, and pitch-count expectations.