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2025 Top Prospects

Brady Ebel  SS - 2025 - Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Louisiana State

Had a really good week. He had a loud BP and transferred that into game action. He hit an absolute bullet to right center for a bomb. Really good showing overall.

Josiah Hartshorn  OF - 2025 - Anaheim, CA
Texas A&M

He's a big, strong, physical guy and it showed in BP. He hit 7 of his 12 swings over the fence with heavy wind blowing in. He also had had a 3-3 performance in game that included a single, double and a triple. Really stood out this week.

Anthony Pack Jr.  OF - 2025 - Lakewood, CA
Texas

Came in for one day and had A DAY. Started off with an excellent batting practice, driving the ball everywhere. Came into the game and had two loud barrels. He showed off his arm later in the game with an outfield assist.

Jacob Parker  OF - 2025 - Purvis, MS
Mississippi State

Parker easily displayed the best left-handed power at the event. His athletic frame, quick twitch, and explosive running ability give him premium tools across the board.

Quentin Young  SS - 2025 - Camarillo, CA
Louisiana State

Young showed some of the biggest tools in the entire event. He had one of the best rounds of BP, showing monstrous power to all fields and also was into the mid-90s from multiple defensive spots with excellent actions.

Vincent DeCarlo  C - 2025 - Tampa, FL
North Carolina State

DeCarlo mashed in Malibu! He hit a couple doubles in game and also showed a 1.97 pop and threw 80-mph during drills behind the plate. In the outfield the arm strength stayed as he threw 92 mph.

Gavin Fien  3B - 2025 - Temecula, CA
Texas

Increcibly smooth and fluid. He can play anywhere on the field. Athletic actions were present. Big time pop with the ability to hit for average.

Vaughn Neckar  RHP - 2025 - Murrieta, CA
Oklahoma

Vaughn had a really good couple of days in Malibu. He showed off his ability on the offensive side with big power during batting practice. Then came out and showed his ability on the mound with solid velo and breaker.

Josh Proctor  SS - 2025 - Altadena, CA
Oregon State

Josh is an athlete. He has the ability to play either spot on the left side of the infield. He has a big presence at the plate as well. Big, strong, physical swing that he can still add to. He definitely is someone to watch.

Reagan Ricken  RHP - 2025 - Temecula, CA
Louisiana State

Ricken is as projectable as it comes. A super athletic righty with a short and powerful arm stroke with easy velo. The angle and carry on the ball stood out in a big way. He will continue to be one of the most watch prospects over the next couple years.

Brock Silvers  3B - 2025 - Middleton, ID
South Florida

Silvers barreled everything all week. He showed patience at the plate with he ability to drive the ball to all fields. He had a really impressive few days in Malibu.

Bruin Agbayani  SS - 2025 - Mililani, HI
Michigan

Agbayani showed out in Malibu, throwing 89 mph from both the outfield and infield and showing incredible bat speed/power. The offensive tools really stood out amongst everyone in attendance.

Ethin Bingaman  RHP - 2025 - Redlands, CA
Auburn

Went 3 innings in a start for California. Worked efficiently. Gave up 1 earned while striking out 5. He ran his fastball up to 88 with a really good change up that sat 72-73.

Grayson Burleson  RHP - 2025 - Summertown, TN
Uncommitted

Started the week off with a LOUD round of batting practice. Finished it by throwing two innings on the mound, getting the fastball up to 91 mph. He punched out two in the outing.

Holden Hering  RHP - 2025 - Mineral Wells, TX
Texas Tech

Hering has a strong and durable frame and he repeated his delivery very well to help him pound the strike zone with upper-80s velocity. His strong core and ability to pitch will help log tons of high quality innings.

Landon Hodge  C - 2025 - Agua Dulce, CA
Louisiana State

Hodge is a very athletic catcher with mobile hips and excellent receiving skills. His quick exchange and release led to easy sub 2.0 pops. He also has a short and direct left-handed stroke that help him find barrels to all fields.

RJ Holmes  SS - 2025 - Menifee, CA
Duke

Angel Laya  OF - 2025 - San Diego, CA
Oregon

Angel stood out this week in Malibu. He is extremely athletic and has the ability to play all three outfield positions. The lefty hitter has the ability to hit for average and power. The 6'3 180 pound athlete will only gain strength and more pop.

Owen ten Oever  C - 2025 - Brooklyn, NY
Indiana

Ten Oever needs to be watched in a big way. Athletic, power hitting catchers are rare and he has all the tools to be a coveted middle of the order back stop.

Aiden Aguayo  SS - 2025 - Whittier, CA
UCLA

Aguayo is a winner! He combines super high-level defensive ability at short stop with big instincts in all phases of the game. He has a short and clean stroke and was on the barrel often during game play.

Damian Montanez  OF - 2025 - Killeen, TX
Texas San Antonio

Montanez has a strong and compact frame with lots of explosion in the movements. There were very few on the barrel and on time during games like the right-handed hitter and he wore out the pull gap.

Charlie Buckles  1B - 2025 - Bethesda, MD
Florida State

Buckles has massive left-handed power and showed it during batting practice and also during game play. It’s an easy swing and gets a ton of carry to the pull side.

Gavin Egan  OF - 2025 - Yucaipa, CA
Uncommitted

Egan showed a ton of things to like on the mound as well as at the plate. The secondary right-handed pitcher ran the fastball up to 90 mph in a dominant effort on the mound and also had a solid round of BP.

Jaden Fauske  SS - 2025 - Willowbrook, IL
Uncommitted

Jaden has athletic ability up the middle playing short or second. He showed gap to gap power this week with speed on the base path. His batting practice was loud with a bunch of barrels.

Cameron Fausset  RHP - 2025 - Newbury Park, CA
Southern Cal

I really liked this outing. Really clean operation working out of an over the top slot. Fastball got up to 88 with a hammer 12-6 curve.

Enzo Infelise  C - 2025 - New Lenox, IL
University of Cincinnati

Mark Brissey  RHP - 2025 - Batesville, AR
Arkansas

Really clean operation here. He ran his fastball up to 91 while keeping the hitters off balance with an effective chang up that hard run. Very projectable frame with a big upside.

Jalen Foxx  OF - 2025 - Sanford, FL
Uncommitted

Foxx always seems to hit. He is a strong framed righty with good bat speed and budding power. The hit tool, however, is the carrying tool. He invites velocity and can turn on it in a hurry.

Jarett Sabol  C - 2025 - Orange, CA
Southern Cal

Jarret showed out in Malibu. He showed off his pop in batting practice. Then showed his ability behind the plate. He's quick and athletic and a leader on the field.

Preston Yaucher  SS - 2025 - Verona, WI
Penn State

Yaucher is a well-rounded player who has a very good swing and bat to ball skills that project. Defensively he was excellent. The glove and body control stood out in a big way.

Nolan Bethel  RHP - 2025 - Loudon, TN
Kennesaw State

Bethel went two innings, striking out two with good stuff. The fastball got up to 88 mph with good feel for a breaker. The athleticism on the mound really stood out.

Sam Bettis  RHP - 2025 - Topeka, KS
Kansas State

Bettis has a quick arm and a very good two-pitch mix. He ran the heater up to 90-mph and spun a hard slider in the upper-70s with authentic spin.

Nathan Chavez  LHP - 2025 - Riverside, CA
California Baptist

Chavez threw 91 from the outfield and had plenty of athleticism to go with it. The swing is compact and the bat flies through the zone. He also has upside on the bump with mid-80s stuff.

Vaughn Coleman  OF - 2025 - Claremont, CA
Arizona State

Coleman is a strong young outfielder with a monster outfield arm that was up to 95 mph. He does everything pretty easy and the upside offensively stands out. There is a solid hit/power upside.

Cash Dabbs  RHP - 2025 - Redlands, CA
Louisiana-Monroe

Dabbs has some ability with a powerful left-handed stroke. The ability on the bump might be too much long-term though. There is a real power fastball-Slider potential here with lots of swing and miss potential.

Matthew Delaney  RHP - 2025 - Albuquerque, NM
Uncommitted

Delaney got the ball early on in the event and dominated. The right-hander ran the fastball up to 89 mph with two good secondaries, keeping hitters completely mistimed throughout the outing.

Thomas Entrekin  SS - 2025 - Alpine, CA
California Baptist

Entrekin has a very good all around package. He can hit and will have some juice as he continues to fill out. He also has plenty of arm strength, 88 mph, from the left side. To round it out, he can jump on the bump and produce easy upper-80’s velocity.

Luke Gallo  SS - 2025 - Shrewsbury, MA
Boston College

Gallo had a bunch of tools on display throughout the event. Showed really good actions in the infield with an above average arm, up to 88 mph. He put together a good round of BP and continued it in game, finding a few barrels.

Gian Gamelli  LHP - 2025 - Wenham, MA
Notre Dame

Gamelli showed some intriguing things on the mound. The left-hander punched out five over 3 IP and ran the fastball up to 86 with two good secondaries.

William Hill  OF - 2025 - Humble, TX
Texas

Hill is a very muscular young prospect and an extremely good athlete. He has a very fast bat and can create runs in so many ways. The range in the outfield is also enticing as he can take away hits in the gaps.

Cole Hoffman  RHP - 2025 - Poway, CA
Uncommitted

Hoffman has all the ingredients to be a power arm. The arm speed is obvious and it produced low-90s heat during his outing. Both secondaries project with more reps and he had confidence on the bump.

Brady Holbrook  OF - 2025 - Cumming, GA
Belmont

Holbrook was one of the best two way players throughout the event. He had multiple hits in game actions, put together a good round of BP and also ran the fastball into the mid-80s from the left side.

Talan Holiday  RHP - 2025 - Pembroke Pines, FL
North Carolina

Holiday got the ball in the opening game of the event and punched out four over three innings. The fastball got into the upper-80s with good feel for a sharp slider in the upper-70s.

Mason Kinchen  LHP - 2025 - Spring, TX
Texas Tech

He showed some electric stuff coming out of the pen. The lefty ran the fastball up to 88 with a with a breaker that sat 72-73. He struck out 3 in the 3 innings of work. Athletic delivery with a quick arm.

Gavin Kramer  OF - 2025 - Temecula, CA
Uncommitted

Kramer has solid 2-way potential with an athletic approach and good actions in the outfield. He also can drive the bal l to both gaps and split outfielders offensively. On the mound he showcased an upper-80s heater and quality 3-pitch mix.

Carter Kutz  3B - 2025 - Hartford, WI
Nebraska

Kutz barreled a couple balls during game play and has plenty of power potential swinging the stick. Defensively he has athletic actions and is a quick mover behind the plate, 1.92 pop and 79 arm strength. He can also get in done on the mound with upper-80s heat and two good secondary offerings.

Finn Leach  SS - 2025 - Seattle, WA
Arizona State

Leach is a wiry athlete and very good mover. The ability to maintain balance while on the move stood out on the infield. The quick swing and barrel accuracy give him a very well-rounded skill set.

Christopher Levy Gutierrez  SS - 2025 - Sw Ranches, FL
Uncommitted

Gutierrez had everything on display throughout the event. He's a top of the order type hitter with good defensive acumen to go along with an above average arm across the diamond.

Malosi Mata'afa-Alferos  SS - 2025 - Ewa Beach, HI
Oregon

Mata'afa-Alferos put together one of the loudest performances of the event. He threw 95 mph across the infield with smooth and easy actions and also had multiple base hits. The left-handed swing is smooth and loose with excellent barrel skills.

Matt McKnight  SS - 2025 - Charlotte, NC
North Carolina

McKnight had a very good event. The body and swing project very well and he back spun balls all over the field during the weekend. He has the tools to stay on the left side and that only enhances the overall profile.

Ben Peterson  C - 2025 - Canonsburg, PA
Uncommitted

Peterson showed big arm strength from the outfield that peaked at 93-mph. He also has high-end catch and throw skills behind the dish, popping a 1.88 with 78 mph arm strength. As the bat continues to develop this profile works in a big way.

Diego Rosa  C - 2025 - Humacao, PR
South Florida

Burgos showed a ton of things to love behind the dish with big time catch and throw skills. He also showed the ability to work to all fields in batting practice and carried that over well to the game.

Maxwell Schneider  RHP - 2025 - Acton, CA
Loyola Marymount

Schneider is another young power arm to watch. He already bumped low-90’s and spins a very tight breaking ball. The ability to spin and turn over the changeup is unique and he can attack both sides of the plate.

Evan Seneres  RHP - 2025 - Escondido, CA
University of California, San Diego

Seneres has a good, quick arm, with plenty more coming. He already shows upp-80s heat and can spin and kill spin well, already.

Jack Strom  OF - 2025 - Raleigh, NC
East Carolina

Strom is a very interesting bat. He has a great frame with a very quick bat. He barreled balls during game play showing off a knack for the barrel and plenty of drive to the gaps too.

Chase Sutherland  C - 2025 - Kailua, HI
Uncommitted

Sutherland put on a show in batting practice, leaving the yard to the pull-side. He generates serious bat speed and barrel lag through the zone and also showed some things to like defensively behind the dish.

Diesel Toth  SS - 2025 - Highland, CA
California Baptist

Toth is an interesting 2-way player. He was up to 87 on the bump with a solid 3-pitch mix. He also has some thump in the bat and solid actions on the dirt. His arm plays there too with 86 mph bolts across the infield.

Walter Urbon  OF - 2025 - Manhattan Beach, CA
Southern Cal

Urbon is a very athletic outfielder with a chiseled frame and a very good runner. He also has big right-handed bat speed with lift in the path to go along with his 95 mph arm from the grass.

Davian Villalobos  1B - 2025 - Chicago, IL
Uncommitted

Villalobos got the ball in relief in the championship game and lived in the mid-80s. The primary hitter also showed a bunch of offensive tools to like throughout the event, hitting a loud double in game action after a good round of BP.

Jack Wheeler  3B - 2025 - Morris, IL
Illinois

Wheeler has massive projection in the frame and the coordination is impressive. He is an easy mover and it will only get better as he fills out. The swing works too. On the mound he was impressive with upper-80s heat and a ton of strikes with three pitches.

Tyler Wood  RHP - 2025 - Lees Summit, MO
Tennessee

Wood is a very good athlete who has centerfield potential and a ton of offensive upside. He threw 95 from the outfield and then hopped on the mound to also deliver los-90s heat.

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2026 Top Prospects

Tyler Spangler  SS - 2026 - Danville, CA
Stanford

Long, lean, athletic frame. Athletic actions jumped out all week long. He has a quick bat with the ability to barrel. In the field he can move laterally with a good glove and a strong arm.

Parker Loew  SS - 2026 - Jacksonville, FL
Louisiana State

Loew, one of the youngest players in attendance, showed some monstrous things offensively. He has elite bat speed with good feel for the barrel to go along with above average actions in the infield and recorded throws across up to 85 mph.

Jacob Webster  SS - 2026 - Victorville, CA
UC Santa Barbara