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Draft  | State Preview | 5/27/2016

State Snapshots: Pacific

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Perfect Game 2016 MLB Draft Preview Index

South Atlantic
– FL, GA, NC, SC

Southeast – AL, KY, MS, TN
South Central – AR, LA, OK, TX
Mountain – AZ, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, UT, WY
Pacific – AK, CA, HI, OR, WA
Great Plains – IA, KS, MO, NE, ND, SD
Great Lakes – IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, WI
Mid-Atlantic – DE, DC, MD, NJ, NY, PA, VA, WV
New England – CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Canada and Puerto Rico



Alaska

BEST HIGH SCHOOL TEAM:
Lathrop 


HIGHEST DRAFT PICKS

Draft History:
Brian Montalbo, rhp, Dimond HS, Anchorage (2000, Braves/4th round)

2011 Draft: None selected
2012 Draft: None selected
2013 Draft: Johnny Meszaros, rhp, Service HS, Anchorage (Rays/39th round)
2014 Draft: Roderick Bynum, Monroe Catholic HS, Fairbanks
2015 Draft: None selected

2015 DRAFT OVERVIEW

High School Players Drafted/Signed:
 None




California


BEST COLLEGE TEAM:
 Cal State Fullerton
BEST JUNIOR COLLEGE TEAM: Santa Rosa
BEST HIGH SCHOOL TEAM: JSerra

PROSPECT ON THE RISE:
Jared Horn, rhp, Vintage HS
WILD CARD: Daulton Jefferies, rhp, California

Best Out-of-State Prospect, California Connection:
 Cole Irvin, lhp, Oregon
Top 2017 Prospect: Hagen Danner, rhp/c, Huntington Beach HS
Top 2018 Prospect: Nick Sprengel, lhp, San Diego

HIGHEST DRAFT PICKS

Draft History
(all 1st round/1st pick):Steve Chilcott, c, Antelope Valley HS, Lancaster (Mets, 1966); Tim Foli, ss, Notre Dame HS, Canoga Park (Mets, 1968); Jeff Burroughs, of, Woodrow Wilson HS, Long Beach (Senators, 1969); Darryl Strawberry, of, Crenshaw HS, Los Angeles (Mets, 1980); Phil Nevin, 3b, Cal State Fullerton (Astros, 1992); Adrian Gonzalez, 1b, Eastlake HS, Chula Vista (Marlins, 2000); Delmon Young, of, Camarillo HS (Devil Rays, 2003); Matt Bush, ss/rhp, Mission Bay HS, San Diego (Padres, 2004); Stephen Strasburg, rhp, San Diego State (Nationals, 2009); Gerrit Cole, rhp, UCLA (Pirates, 2011); Mark Appel, rhp, Stanford (Astros, 2013); Brady Aiken, lhp, Cathedral Catholic HS, San Diego (Astros, 2014)

2011 Draft: Gerrit Cole, rhp, UCLA (Pirates/1st round, 1st pick)
2012 Draft: Kyle Zimmer, rhp, University of San Francisco (Royals/1st round, 5th pick)
2013 Draft: Mark Appel, rhp, Stanford (Astros/1st round, 1st pick)
2014 Draft: Brady Aiken, lhp, Cathedral Catholic HS, San Diego (Astros/1st round, 1st pick)
2015 Draft: Dillon Tate, rhp, UC Santa Barbara (Rangers/1st round, 4th pick)

2015 DRAFT OVERVIEW

College Players Drafted/Signed:
112/105
Junior College Players Drafted/Signed: 17/7
High School Players Drafted/Signed: 49/23

PROSPECTS IN THE TOP 500:

Blake Rutherford, of, Chaminade Prep (6)
• Mickey Moniak, of, La Costa Canyon HS (11)
• Matt Manning, rhp, Sheldon HS (13)
• Cal Quantrill, rhp, Stanford (25)
• Jared Horn, rhp, Vintage HS (32)
• Corbin Burnes, rhp, St. Mary's (36)
• Kevin Gowdy, rhp, Santa Barbara HS (38)
• Daulton Jefferies, rhp, California (45)
• A.J. Puckett, rhp, Pepperdine (49)
• Reggie Lawson, rhp, Victor Valley HS (50)
• Lucas Erceg, 3b/rhp, Menlo College (52)
• Nolan Martinez, rhp, Culver City HS (55)
• Bryson Brigman, 2b, San Diego (68)
• Brett Cumberland, c/1b, California (89)
• Chad Hockin, rhp, Cal State Fullerton (91)
• Nick Lodolo, lhp, Damien HS (92)
• Avery Tuck, of, Steele Canyon HS (93)
• Josh Stephen, of, Mater Dei HS (120)
• Hunter Bishop, of, Junipero Serra HS (130)
• Eric Filia, of, UCLA (148)
• Dylan Carlson, 1b, Elk Grove HS (153)
• Otis Statum, of, Bishop O'Dowd HS (160)
• Shane Bieber, rhp, UC Santa Barbara (179)
• Jeremy Martinez, c, Southern California (189)
• Tyson Miller, rhp, Cal Baptist (190)
• Garrett Hampson, ss, Long Beach State (201)
• Ben Baird, ss, Agoura HS (209)
• Dominic Fletcher, of, Cypress HS (231)
• Brooks Kriske, rhp, Southern California (238)
• Anthony Gonsolin, rhp/of, St. Mary's (246)
• Andrew Calica, of, UC Santa Barbara (251)
• Miles Sandum, lhp, Granite Hills HS (261)
• Will Proctor, ss, Loyola HS (264)
• Grant Dyer, rhp, UCLA (274)
• Tommy Edman, 2b/ss, Stanford (275)
• Vince Fernandez, of, UC Riverside (282)
• Justin Calomeni, rhp, Cal Poly (286)
• Timmy Richards, ss, Cal State Fullerton (294)
• Gary Cornish, rhp, San Diego (296)
• Timmy Robinson, of, Southern California (297)
• Nicholas Kahle, c, Chaminade Prep (313)
• Carter Aldrete, ss, Monterey HS (347)
• Blake Sabol, c, Aliso Niguel HS (370)
• Andrew Daschbach, 1b/3b, Sacred Heart Prep (388)
• J.D. Busfied, rhp, Loyola Marymount (403)
• Jack Dashwood, lhp, St. Augustine HS (427)
• Grant Gambrell, rhp, Buchanan HS (437)
• Spencer Steer, 3b, Milliken HS (442)
• Dustin Frailey, of, Cal State Bakersfield (444)
• Luke Persico, 1b/of, UCLA (454)
• Shane Martinez, 3b, John W. North HS (461)
• David Clawson, c, Dana Hills HS (489)



Hawaii


BEST COLLEGE TEAM:
 Hawaii
BEST HIGH SCHOOL TEAM: Kamehameha Hawai'i

Top 2017 Prospect: Markus Ramos, rhp, Campbell HS
Top 2018 Prospect: Kekai Rios, c, University of Hawaii

HIGHEST DRAFT PICKS

Draft History:
Mike Campbell, rhp, University of Hawaii (1985, Mariners/1st round, 7th pick)

2011 Draft: Kolten Wong, 2b, University of Hawaii (Cardinals/1st round, 22nd pick)
2012 Draft: Branden Kaupe, 2b, Baldwin HS (Mets/4th round)
2013 Draft: Kean Wong, 2b, Waiakea HS, Hilo (Rays/4th round)
2014 Draft: Kodi Medeiros, lhp, Waiakea HS, Hilo (Brewers/1st round, 12th pick)
2015 Draft: Ian Kahaloa, rhp, Campbell HS, Ewa Beach (Reds/5th round)

2015 DRAFT OVERVIEW

College Players Drafted/Signed:
 3/3
High School Players Drafted/Signed: 2/1



Oregon


BEST COLLEGE TEAM:
Oregon State
BEST JUNIOR COLLEGE TEAM: Mt. Hood
BEST HIGH SCHOOL TEAM: Westview

PROSPECT ON THE RISE: Logan Ice, c, Oregon State

WILD CARD: Matt Krook, lhp, Oregon

Top 2017 Prospect: K.J. Harrison, c/1b, Oregon State
Top 2018 Prospect: Nick Madrigal, ss/2b, Oregon State

HIGHEST DRAFT PICKS

Draft History:
Dave Roberts, 3b, Oregon (1972, Padres/1st round, 1st pick)

2011 Draft: Tyler Anderson, lhp, Oregon (Rockies/1st round, 20th pick)
2012 Draft: Carson Kelly, 3b, Westview HS, Portland (Cardinals/2nd round)
2013 Draft: Keynan Middleton, rhp, Lane CC (Angels/3rd round)
2014 Draft: Michael Conforto, of, Oregon State (Mets/1st round, 10th pick)
2015 Draft: Andrew Moore, rhp, Oregon State (Mariners/2nd round)

2015 DRAFT OVERVIEW

College Players Drafted/Signed:
11/8
Junior College Players Drafted/Signed: None
High School Players Drafted/Signed: 2/1

PROSPECTS IN THE TOP 500:

Cole Irvin, lhp, Oregon (97)
• Matt Krook, lhp, Oregon (108)
• Logan Ice, c, Oregon State (123)
• Trever Morrison, ss, Oregon State (176)
• Stephen Nogosek, rhp, Oregon (177)
• Gio Brusa, of, Pacific (253)
• Kenyon Yovan, rhp, Westview HS (415)



Washington


BEST COLLEGE TEAM:
Washington
BEST JUNIOR COLLEGE TEAM: Lower Columbia
BEST HIGH SCHOOL TEAM: Puyallup

Best Out-of-State Prospect, Washington Connection:
 Logan Ice, c, Oregon State
Top 2017 Prospect: Noah Bremer, rhp, Washington
Top 2018 Prospect: Joe DeMers, rhp, Washington

HIGHEST DRAFT PICKS

Draft History:
 Mike Lentz, lhp, Juanita HS, Kirkland (1975, Padres/1st round, 2nd pick)

2011 Draft: Jeff Ames, rhp, Lower Columbia JC (Rays/1st round, 42nd pick)
2012 Draft: Clint Coulter, c/1b, Union HS, Camas (Brewers/1st round, 27th pick)
2013 Draft: Reese McGuire, c, Kentwood HS, Covington (Pirates/1st round, 14th pick)
2014 Draft: Jeff Brigham, rhp, Washington (Dodgers/4th round)
2015 Draft: Austin Rei, c, Washington (Red Sox/3rd round)

2015 DRAFT OVERVIEW

College Players Drafted/Signed:
17/15
Junior College Players Drafted/Signed: 2/2
High School Players Drafted/Signed: 5/2

PROSPECTS IN THE TOP 500:

• Christian Jones, 1b, Federal Way HS (173)
• Ian Hamilton, rhp, Washington State (183)
• Brandon Bailey, rhp, Gonzaga (390)
• Morgan McCullough, 2b, West Seattle HS (413)
• Austin Shenton, 3b/1b, Bellingham HS (430)



Draft | Story | 3/13/2026

PG Draft: Under the Radar Preps

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PG Draft: Under the Radar Preps As the spring season gets underway, the showcase circuit and early high-level tournaments have already provided our scouts with some intriguing first looks at this year’s crop of prospects. At the same time, we’ve been tracking the buzz among team evaluators, listening closely to the names that keep coming up in conversations and the players clubs are making sure they get eyes on this spring. Every year, a handful of prospects quietly slip beneath the radar during the fall and winter months, only to reemerge once the games start counting again. Sometimes it’s the result of a productive offseason in the weight room, a noticeable jump in velocity, or a step forward in skill development. Other times, it’s simply a player finally getting the opportunity and the stage to show what’s been building behind the scenes. The spring has a...
Press Release | Press Release | 3/19/2026

PG Teams Up with OZ Ball Tournaments PTY

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  667 Progress Way | Sanford, FL 32771 | 319-298-2923 www.perfectgame.org | facebook.com/perfectgameusa | @PerfectGameUSA     FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   PERFECT GAME NAMES OZ BALL TOURNAMENTS PTY AS OFFICIAL AREA DIRECTOR IN AUSTRALIA, EXPANDING GLOBAL FOOTPRINT   Sanford, Florida (Thursday, March 19, 2026) - Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball platform and scouting service, today announced that it has entered into a new international partnership with Oz Ball Tournaments Pty, naming the organization as an official Perfect Game Area Director in Australia. The agreement establishes Perfect Game-licensed tournaments and showcases across major Australian markets, including Sydney, Brisbane/Gold Coast, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.     Australian events will operate under the Perfect Game brand, delivering the same...
Press Release | Press Release | 3/18/2026

PG Introduces Individual Player Entry

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  667 Progress Way | Sanford, FL 32771 | 319-298-2923 www.perfectgame.org | facebook.com/perfectgameusa | @PerfectGameUSA     FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   PERFECT GAME INTRODUCES INDIVIDUAL PLAYER ENTRY, EXPANDING ACCESS TO ELITE NATIONAL EVENTS   Athletes Can Now Compete in Select National Tournaments Through Structured ‘Team PG’ Rosters   Sanford, Florida (Wednesday, March 18, 2026) - Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball platform and scouting service, today announced the launch of Individual Player Entry, a new initiative designed to provide athletes the opportunity to compete in select national events even if their primary team is not attending.   Through the program, players can now register individually and be placed on a structured “Team PG” roster, allowing them to participate fully in...
Juco | Rankings | 3/18/2026

JUCO Top 25: March 18

Blaine Peterson
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This week brings a new top team to the rankings as Johnson County (KS), on the strength of 10 consecutive wins and a 26-2 record, claims the overall number 1 spot. The Cavaliers have made 3 consecutive trips to the JUCO World Series and have the talent to make it back there again this spring. Florida Southwestern and Chipola have seemingly separated themselves as the most consistent teams in Florida. Welcome to the top 5 to the Gaston Rhinos who will be one of the first teams to 30 wins this spring. Pearl River stays as the top NJCAA D2 team and Fresno City stays as the top Juco team in California; both are coming off undefeated 2 week stretches. Welcome back to the top 25 to John A. Logan who is now 20-7 overall and have played one of the toughest schedules of anyone. And for the first time in several years welcome to the top 25 to the College of Southern Idaho, the Golden Eagles have...
High School | General | 3/18/2026

Class of 2026: Preseason HS All-Americans

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College | Rankings | 3/18/2026

DII/DIII/NAIA Rankings Update: March 18

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High School Top 50 Update: March 17

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College | Story | 3/17/2026

College Players of the Week: March 17

Vincent Cervino
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March 17th Perfect Game/Player of the Week: Vahn Lackey, C, Georgia Tech The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (17-3) came into the season with the highest external expectations in decades based on the anticipation of their offensive potential. To this point they have not only met those lofty expectations, but twenty games in they may have exceeded them. While there are plenty of high-level prospects up and down the lineup, with all that star power Vahn Lackey has stood out. Sure to be one of the first catchers selected in this year’s MLB Draft with his comprehensive skillset, he projects well as an everyday backstop at the next level. However, his overall athleticism stands out as we saw this week when he had a game where he played every defensive position on the field except pitcher. At the plate over four games including a series victory at Clemson last week, he went 9 for 15, scoring...
College | Rankings | 3/16/2026

College Top 25: March 16

Vincent Cervino
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Collegiate Player Report Database As each week of the college baseball season passes, we continue to be entertained at an incredible level with high level drama at every turn.  Conference play is under way and the national landscape is starting to make a bit more sense.  The development and strength of individual players is on full-display and there continue to be upsets on occasion that sends the message no team can relax for one moment.  For the most part, the Top 10 remains unchanged with some reshuffling as No. 1 UCLA (17-2) holds on to the top spot with yet another perfect (4-0) week after sweeping Michigan.  The No. 2 Texas Longhorns (18-1) did drop their first game of the season in Game 1 of SEC play but won the series against Ole Miss and finished the week with a (3-1) record.  The Georgia Tech Yellowjackets (17-3) passed their first real road test of the...
College | Rankings | 3/11/2026

DII/DIII/NAIA Rankings Update: March 11

Nick Herfordt
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Allendale Doesn't Rhyme With Knoxville or Danville. The Baseball Does. Meet the Three Coaches Turning Small College Programs Into National Contenders. There's something happening in small college baseball right now that doesn't get nearly enough attention. Three programs — separated by hundreds of miles and spread across three different governing bodies — are in the middle of the kind of rebuilds that make you wonder why anyone ever counted them out in the first place. One is in a Michigan lakeside college town. Two are in places that end in 'ville. All three have coaches who looked at a program and saw something nobody else did. The Perfect Game small school rankings noticed. You should too. See where Grand Valley State, Johnson U, Centre and the rest of the schools are positioned in the latest Perfect Game Top 25 Small School Rankings. NCAA DII For a generation of DII...
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