Humbled by the accolades, grateful for the moments, and focused on what’s next as a junior varsity Mustang.
Baseball Journey Blog — Post #1
Recruiting Snapshot
Name: Aidan Benavides (2028)
Positions: RHP/OF | 6’3 195 | Uncommitted
School: Eleanor Roosevelt High School (Eastvale, CA) — Mustangs
Freshman Year to Varsity — What This Journey Has Taught Me
When I think back on the last couple years, I’m honestly just grateful. As a freshman, I was excited just to be on the field and learn what high school baseball really demands—how fast the game moves, how much preparation matters, and how important it is to be a great teammate.
Then as a sophomore, getting the chance to compete at the varsity level was a whole new experience. The pace was different. The expectations were higher. Every rep mattered. I learned quickly that talent is only part of it—consistency, focus, and how you respond when things don’t go your way are what separate players.
I’m humbled by the accolades I received—things like being recognized for my offense and the work I put in. I’m thankful for every coach who trusted me, every teammate who pushed me, and every moment that helped me grow. But more than any award, what I remember most is the year of learning.
The Most Memorable Part: The Moments With My Teammates
The word that keeps coming to mind is moments.
Not just the big plays or the highlights—but the moments in between:
The conversations after a tough loss
The energy in the dugout when we were fighting back
The laughs, the encouragement, and the way we stayed connected as a team
The reflection after wins—remembering what we did right and what we still needed to improve
Those moments taught me what it means to be part of something bigger than myself. They reminded me that baseball is a team game, and the relationships you build can be just as important as the results.
Looking Ahead: Junior Year at Roosevelt
Now I’m looking forward to what the future holds as I step into my junior year playing varsity for the Eleanor Roosevelt Mustangs.
My mindset is simple:
- Keep working.
- Earn everything.
- Stay coachable.
- Learn from every rep.
- Be a great teammate.
- Bring energy and consistency.
- Stay grateful.
- Never take opportunities for granted.
- Trust the Process
I’m excited for the opportunities that may become available, and I’m committed to growing—on the field, in the classroom, and as a person.
If you’re a coach and you’d like to follow my journey, my recruiting page and video are here:
Thank you to everyone who has supported me so far. I’m grateful for the past, focused on the present, and ready for what’s next.
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“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.” Jeremiah 29:11 Living a dream At 12 years old, I was living a dream.I had been selected to the All-Star team to represent East Vale Little League, and…
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Aidan Benavides shares his story of overcoming adversity, growing through family challenges, and staying anchored in faith—on and off the baseball field. A message for coaches and anyone needing hope.
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In a wild 11–10 battle, the Mustangs stayed composed and kept answering back. Aidan Benavides delivered at the plate with a multi-hit day, including a clutch game-tying single, and then competed on the mound in relief with **1.0 IP, 2 K, 0 BB**. One pitch, one swing, one moment at a time—keep fighting, keep believing,…
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ERHS Mustangs battled in a tight one vs Aquinas on 9/22/26, but fell 10–7. Triple-B stayed disciplined at the plate and delivered a strong pitching inning, facing four batters and getting key outs. The journey continues—lessons learned, work ahead, and faith leading the way.
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The ERHS Mustangs face a major early-season test Tuesday (9/22) at 3:30 PM against the Aquinas Falcons, a Division II powerhouse. With Aidan “Triple B” Benavides likely getting the start, it’s a big-stage opportunity to set the tone and compete with one of the area’s toughest programs.
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Roosevelt came out strong and held on for a solid 7–4 win over Citrus Valley, striking first in the 1st inning and regaining the lead for good in the 3rd. The Mustangs’ offense stayed relentless all game, piling up 14 hits and showing patience with 8 walks, while the defense helped clean up key moments…
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Triple B isn’t just a nickname—it’s a mindset. When I think about the Lion of Judah, I think about strength with purpose, courage under pressure, and staying steady no matter what the scoreboard says. I’m building my game on faith, discipline, and character—doing the work when nobody’s watching, staying coachable, and trusting God with the…
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League MVP Goal for Spring 2027: Aidan “Triple-B” Benavides (Class of 2028) shares his two-way baseball mission, offseason grind, and faith-first mindset—working hard and leaving the results in God’s hands.
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Aidan “Triple-B” Benavides reflects on resilience after a challenging game where the ERHS Mustangs lost 14-7 to Bonita Bearcats. Highlighting his solid performance, Aidan emphasizes the importance of responding to adversity with composure and focusing on personal growth rather than perfection while remaining grateful and trusting in God’s timing.
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Baseball Stories & Game Recaps follows Aidan “Triple B” Benavides—his nickname, his standard, and his fall ball results. Two hosts break down key moments, what the box score means, and what’s next on the Road to MLB.
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Aidan Benavides shares the real story behind “Triple B” — Benny the Beast Benavides — a nickname his dad created that became his brand, rooted in humility, hard work, and love for the game.
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The Roosevelt Varsity Mustangs defeated Esperanza 26–7 on September 1, showcasing strong offensive play. Aidan Benavides excelled as a key player, achieving a double, an RBI, and three strikeouts in relief. The Mustangs will face Bonita next on September 15 in an away game.
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“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord… “to give you a future and a hope.” Jeremiah 29:11
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Pip: A prospect page that opens with a home run story, a 5:30 AM alarm, and a Bible verse — Aidan Benavides is not here to give you a plain stat sheet. Mara: Right — the posts cover two territories: a milestone on the field and the personal story of faith and adversity that runs…
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“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”— Colossians 3:23 First game of the fall season Yesterday we opened our fall season on the road against Cajon in San Bernardino, California, and it was a great first step forward for our Roosevelt Mustangs. We…
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“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” — Philippians 4:13 Tomorrow is the day — Saturday, August 29th at 10:00 AM — and we’ve got our first fall game of the season against the Cajon High School Cowboys, and we’ll be playing away at: Cajon High School 1200 W Hill Dr, San…
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An honest update on the early recruiting grind: contacting coaches, filling out questionnaires, camp invites, and staying disciplined, humble, and faithful. All glory to God.
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5:30 AM training, family sacrifice, and faith. Aidan shares a personal story of his dad’s comeback, favorite Bible verses, and the discipline behind his Road to the MLB.
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Aidan Benavides reflects on April 20, 2026—his first home run for Eleanor Roosevelt High School vs. the Corona Panthers. A story of frustration, faith, purpose, and a 3-for-3 day with scouts watching.
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Aidan Benavides (2028 RHP/OF) reflects on his freshman year, earning varsity as a sophomore, and the lessons, gratitude, and growth ahead at ERHS.
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