*College commitment information is submitted by players and college coaches
Mark Sobolewski
MIF - 2006 - Sarasota, FL
Miami
Sobolewski is a very polished high performance player who has one of the best bats in the country. He hits every ball hard it seems and can hit with power. Sobolewski has solid middle infield tools and showed us he could make the spectacular play as well.
Evan Cox
RHP - 2006 - Maumelle, AR
Arkansas
Cox is a top level two-way prospect from Arkansas. Some might like him better as a power hitting third baseman with quick defensive actions. Others will highlight his upper 80s fastball and sharp mid 70s breaking ball.
Ricardo Martinez
RHP - 2006 - Miami, FL
Uncommitted
Martinez is the son of El Presidente , RHP Dennis Martinez, although he doesnt pitch as his dad does. Ricky is a fleet footed outfielder with excellent arm strength and a very projectable bat. High ceiling raw talent.
Kyle Smith
RHP - 2006 - Louisville, KY
Kent State
Smith is what the scouts look for coming off the bus: 66, 190 lbs with good athleticism. He topped out at 88 mph on his fastball and had a sharp, downward breaking 72 mph curveball and both pitches should improve as he gets stronger.
Adam Veres
RHP - 2006 - Palm Beach Gardens, FL
St. Petersburg College
The 6-3, 215 lb Veres is all business on the mound. He likes putting away hitters with a very sharp and hard 75 mph curveball. The hitters cant wait for the breaking ball or Veres high 80s fastball is past them.
John Fernandez
SS - 2006 - Pembroke Pines, FL
Brevard CC
Fernandez is the son of former ML great Tony Fernandez. John is also a switch hitting infielder, maybe not with dads speed and athletic flair on defense but with more pop in his bat and solid tools across the board.
Mark Diapoules
RHP - 2006 - Palm City, FL
South Florida
Diapoules is a 6-3, 190 lb right hander with projection and a very good downward plane to the plate. His fastball touched 88 mph and he had a solid CB/Chg combination in the mid-70s as secondary pitches.
Matthew Ridilla
OF - 2006 - Longwood, FL
North Florida
Ridilla is an outstanding power/speed prospect. He ran the 60 in a blazing 6.66 on a slow track and projects tons of power with the bat. At 6-4, 210 lbs, he looks like a prototypical power hitting corner outfielder.
Eric Erickson
LHP - 2006 - Sarasota, FL
Miami
Ericksons 2005 season at Sarasota HS puts him among the elite prep pitchers in the country. He dominates hitters with a deceptive mid-80s fastball and one of the nastiest curveballs in the country.
Robert Anston
OF - 2006 - Odessa, FL
Boston College
Anston is a previously unrecognized talent who has tools across the board as a left handed hitting outfielder. He ran a blazing 6.60 60 and showed some serious juice in his bat. Anston also was a LHP prospect with an 84 mph fastball and 70 mph hammer. Great college follow!
Stephen Cardullo
3B - 2006 - Coral Springs, FL
Florida State
Cardullo is a present strong third baseman with solid tools across the board. Hes a line drive machine at the plate and looks like he will become a top level defensive third baseman as well.
Robert Aglialoro
RHP - 2006 - Lake Ronkonkoma, NY
Uncommitted
Aglialoro is a very athletic 6-1 right hander who projects well as a sinker/slider pitcher. He throws 86-88 mph right now with excellent sink and run and his mid-70s slurve is sharp and could develop into a nice slider in the future.
Cory Allen
1B - 2006 - Duluth, GA
Evansville
Allen is a huge young man at 6-3, 245 lbs and immensely strong in his hands and forearms. He has easy, easy over the fence power with wood right now. What separates him is his very short, efficient swing for a big power prospect.
Mike Pericht
C - 2006 - Orland Park, IL
Uncommitted
Pericht may be a bit big for a catcher at 6-5, 220 and growing, but he has first rate catchers tools and lots of athleticism. He also has the kind of power potential at the plate that will enable him to switch positions and still be a big contributer.
Mitch Levine
MIF - 2006 - Rockville, MD
George Mason
Levine is a 5-9 switch-hitting middle infielder with good present strength and tools. If he continues to hit with the authority that he showed us, he could be an offensive impact player at a defensive position in the middle of the field.
Christian Lopez
OF - 2006 - Pembroke Pines, FL
Uncommitted
5-10 right handed hitting outfielders sometimes get a knock, but Lopez shouldnt. He runs (6.62) and throws (86 mph) at top prospect level and swings the bat with impressive authority.
Peter Woodworth
C - 2006 - St Petersburg, FL
South Florida
Woodworth has unusual tools for a catcher, for instance, 6.81 speed in the 60. He also has the strong arm, toughness and leadership ability that catchers need to have. He projects power with the bat as he fills out.
Nicholas Pisula
OF - 2006 - Virginia Beach, VA
Uncommitted
Pisula was one of many multi-tooled outfielders at the event that we were pleased to see. He ran 6.74 while throwing 89 from the outfield. Pisula is present strong at 6-1, 185 and swings the bat well.
Tim Cross
OF - 2006 - Walled Lake, MI
Michigan
Cross is a solid prospect from Michigan and a very good athlete. He could be one of the better defensive centerfielders in the class and swings the bat with authority.
Hunter Ovens
OF - 2007 - Bradenton, FL
Virginia Tech
Ovens physical tools as a right field prospect remain top notch and hes present strong and fast. He seems to have adopted a hitting style for the moment that isnt power oriented and that tool should be the best part of his game.
Austin Chubb
C - 2007 - Lake Mary, FL
Uncommitted
Chubb is a prototypical top level catching prospect, with a present strong body (6-1, 195 lbs), excellent arm strength (79 mph/1.92) and power potential that showed with a showcase game home run.
Michael Meintel
RHP - 2007 - Shadyside, OH
Wright State
Meintel is a jright handed pitcher from Ohio with very good arm strength. (86 mph) He has a very deceptive delivery with his change-up being his second best pitch. He also shows ability as a hitting prospect. He has some present power and is a must follow in the future.
Jeff Schaus
OF - 2007 - Naples, FL
Clemson
Schaus is a 6-2, 190 lb left handed hitter who already throws (86 mph) and runs (6.96) at a high level. If he continues to develop the hitting ability he showed in Fort Myers, he could be a top level prospect in 2007.
Ray DeJesus
SS - 2007 - Ft Myers, FL
Uncommitted
DeJesus is more of a 2006 player age-wise but his tools put him on any prospect list. Hes a switch-hitter with an excellent stroke from the right side and has top level arm strength at shortstop. DeJesus is also a gamer who plays hard and to win.
Kevin Youst
RHP - 2008 - Plantation, FL
Miami
At 6-2, 170 lbs, Youst is just beginning to grow up physically. His heavy 85 mph fastball is actually his third best present pitch behind his outstanding change up and sharp curveball. Youst knows how to use them, too.
Raiko Alfonso
MIF - 2008 - Key West, FL
Florida International
Alfono has shown very definite improvement in his speed and quickness during the past year and showed it in Fort Myers. His defensive tools are excellent and he continues to develop his switch-hitting ability.
Eric Hosmer
1B - 2008 - Cooper City, FL
Arizona State
Hosmer shows top level prospect potential both as a position player and as a pitcher. He touches 83 mph off the mound with advanced pitchability. Hosmer is a smooth actioned athlete who shows some pop in his bat, too.
Andrew Ruiz
C - 2009 - Miramar, FL
Uncommitted
Ruiz is the only 2009 on the Sunshine East Top Prospect list and is well deserving. He can run, hit and throw right now and handle the difficulties of catching. Ruiz is a quality athlete who should keep getting better for years with hard work.
Felix Roque
RHP - 2009 - Miami, FL
Uncommitted
Roque is still very young and raw and only threw 82 mph but he has the chance to have power stuff down the road. Hes 6-3, 180 lbs and very, very loose and free.