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Tournaments  | Story | 5/4/2021

Tulsa Super Regional NIT Scout Notes

Andre Landeros (2024, Oklahoma City, Okla.) had a very strong showing with the bat all weekend long. Collected a tournament-high eight base hits, three of which went for extra bases. Has a sound approach at the plate and finds the barrel more often than not. Plays a solid defensive third base showing fundamental footwork and an accurate throwing arm.

Jackson Schanuel (2025, Newcastle, Okla.) hit .556 across four games in the tournament. Did some damage at the plate with two doubles and a home run as he showed the ability to barrel up and drive the baseball. Played all over the field with innings in the infield, outfield, and on the mound. Makes all the plays on defense with promising athleticism.



Bryson Mitchell (2025, Stillwater, Okla.) had seven total hits and overall hit .583 for the tournament. Quick wrists at the plate help him drive the baseball into gaps, leading to a tournament-high four doubles. Combination of approach at the plate and bat speed will help him continue to drive extra-base hits into gaps going forward.

Bodee West (2025, Delaware, Okla.) filled the box score in his team's first game of the tournament. Led off the game with a triple into the left-center field gap then slammed an inside-the-park home run into the same gap later in the game. Overall hit .462 for the tournament with four RBI and five runs scored.

Collen Dean (2025, Tulsa, Okla.) showed some range in center field with a quick first step and efficient routes. Athlete that can run, throw and handle the bat. Hit .400 for the tournament and ran the bases well. Has good reads off the bat and aggressiveness to take extra bases when the opportunity presents itself. Impacts the game in a lot of ways.

Cayden Schroyer (2025, Collinsville, Okla.) had an impressive outing on the mound in his team's first game of the tournament. The left-handed pitcher was in control throughout his five innings on the mound. Located a fastball and mixed in a breaking ball that helped him record six strikeouts while only allowing two hits and no runs. Throws a lot of quality strikes when he’s finishing his pitches on the mound.

Bryce Tapley (2025, Mcloud, Okla.) was the tournament leader in OPS, RBI and stolen bases. Had quality at-bats every time he stepped up to the plate and showed plenty of bat speed to impact the baseball. Had a double and a triple in the championship game of the tournament. Has developing baserunning instincts, including a read where he had a well-timed steal of third base. Big impact at the plate and on the bases all weekend long.

Rhett Winchester (2025, Edmond, Okla.) found the barrel frequently this weekend collecting seven total hits. Smooth swing that is under control and is on time at the plate consistently. Made all the plays in center field. Enough speed to make an impact in the outfield and on the bases.

Cale Duncan (2025, Shawnee, Okla.) had several quality at-bats this weekend. Shows a definite understanding of the strike zone and doesn’t expand very often. Hit well with runners in scoring position collecting four total RBI. Makes all the plays consistently at third base with quick reactions and an accurate throwing arm.

Cade Green (2025, Choctaw, Okla.) tossed six efficient innings for this team this weekend. Filled up the zone with strikes while also limiting quality contact. Struck out six batters while only walking one for the tournament. Has an in-control delivery that he repeats well on the mound.

Luke Beeler (2025, Jenks, Okla.) made a lot of loud contact at the plate this weekend. Had an at-bat where he hit about 700 feet worth of foul balls on two just-missed home runs before lining a single up the middle. Overall, he hit .600 for the tournament with three doubles and five RBI while also walking five times. Shows significant pull-side pop.

Riley Hurst (2025, Riley, Okla.) showed some gap-to-gap hitting ability this weekend. Recorded two extra-base hits, including an oppo-gap double that was one of the more impressive swings of the weekend. Looked comfortable in the box all weekend.

Easton Martin (2025, Inola, Okla.) is a high energy player that impacts the game in all phases. The switch-hitter had a triple from the left side in game one of the tournament. After that the leadoff hitter was patient at the plate this weekend finishing tied with a tournament-high five walks. Really runs the bases aggressively, which led to him being tied for the tournament lead in runs scored and stolen bases as well. Makes a lot of plays in center field look easy and shows present arm strength out there as well. Will be an interesting player to watch progress.

Conner Aumend (2025, Wood River, Ill.) had some quality at-bats this tournament. Collected four hits overall, hitting .444 across four games. Has a nice swing and will let the ball travel and take a pitch to the opposite field. Competes well, making some plays at first base and showing a solid, fundamental, all-around game.

Preston Giles (2025, Duncan, Okla.) had a strong showing at the plate and in the field this weekend. Hit .571 for the tournament including a couple of extra-base hits. Has some quick hands and a compact swing that allows him to barrel up the baseball consistently. Makes all the plays at shortstop showing plenty of athleticism, throwing accuracy and footwork on double play chances. Interesting player to follow going forward.

Austin Gibson (2025, Oklahoma City, Okla.) showed two-way ability this weekend. Utilized a fastball/breaking ball combo that was effective in his outing on the mound. Had some quality at-bats in the box as well. Competed well on both sides of the ball.

Jacob Wehba (2025, Oklahoma City, Okla.) really showed a feel for barreling up a baseball this weekend as well as some developing defensive actions at third base. Overall he hit .500 for the weekend, collecting four total hits with a few hard-hit outs mixed in as well. Quick bat that really accelerates through the strike zone.

Boston Knowles (2025, Purcell, Okla.) had a standout game in the tournament where he went 2-for-2 with two home runs. He also added two stolen bases on the weekend.

John Michael Howayek (2025, Lees Summit, Mo.) was impressive on the mound in his outing this weekend. Pitched his team to a shutout victory and utilizing an effective fastball/breaking ball combo. Hit his spots with the fastball, did not walk a batter and overall threw 62 percent strikes on the day. Seemed to alway be ahead in the count which allowed him to utilize a breaking ball and at times a well-located fastball to get swings and misses. Overall, he struck out seven and only allowed four hits in his six innings on the mound.

Jackson Johnson (2026, Tuttle, Okla.) showed two-way ability this weekend, really standing out with the bat. Four of his six hits went for extra bases as he showed the ability to drive the baseball with authority all weekend long. Has some bat speed and a lot of confidence in the box. Also pitched his team to a win in the championship game of the tournament in an impressive all-around showing.

Hunter Watson (2026, Tuttle, Okla.) really stood out on the mound with his performance this weekend. With a final stat line of six innings, zero runs, one hit, one walk, and 15 strikeouts. Threw 67 percent of his pitches for strikes. Featured an overpowering fastball and displayed impressive command of the pitch as he was hitting spots and filling up the strike zone. Very impressive looking young arm that will be interesting to follow.

Tournaments | Story | 9/26/2026

WWBA Sophomore Scout Notes: Day 2

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WWBA Sophomore Scout Notes: Day 1 Rhys Jones (2029, Mc Lean, Va.) was absolutely dominant on the bump to start off day 2 hanging an impressive 10 strikeouts in 5 innings. Running the heater up to 84 with arm side run and the breaking ball got swings and misses. The strike percentage stayed right over 55%, and he carried a no hitter into the 6th. Easy arm action with a high 3/4 slot and controls the move down the rubber.  Jevan McMenamy (2029, Fargo, N.D.) was all around solid today tallying two hits, an rbi, and a walk. In the box he works to the middle of the field in the approach and can elevate to all fields. Coils deep into the back hip and works through contact with strength. Quick feet around the bases and the barrel is fast.  Khian Escalana (2029, Ankeny, Iowa) was a heavy producer in this one collecting three hits, two of those being doubles. Also drove in three RBIs...
Tournaments | Story | 9/24/2026

Windy City Fall Classic Scout Notes

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‘28 LHP AJ Minderman (IL) works 5 stellar innings to finish what he started. He punched out 7 and was efficient in the zone. FB 75-78 CH 70-71 SL 69-71. Used Offspeed pitches as a weapon and in all counts. #WCFClassic pic.twitter.com/fpeRs3AK7k — Perfect Game Illinois (@PG_Illinois) September 21, 2026 AJ Minderman (2028, Geneva, Ill.) a 6-foot-1, 140-pound left-handed pitcher worked all five innings of his game on Sunday in impressive fashion. He punched out seven opposing hitters and allowed no runs. He showed great composure with runners aboard, stranding anyone who reached. He worked out of the stretch with a big leg kick and did a nice job of working downhill on the mound. The fastball was 75-78 mph and he used it heavily to the glove side. He kept the fastball down early and set hitters down by throwing it at the top of the zone. His changeup (70-71 mph) was used as his...
Tournaments | Story | 9/25/2026

WWBA Sophomore Scout Notes: Day 1

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'29 CIF Benjamin Mills (FL) absolutely loses this baseball across the street for a loud HR (101 EV/424'). Huge juice w/ ball explodes coming off. #WWBAWorlds @Florida_PG @PSTeams_ pic.twitter.com/0WUgIqyr6t — Perfect Game Scout (@PG_Scouting) September 25, 2026 Benjamin Mills (2029, Miramar, Fl.) showed off some extremely impressive juice in the 8 PM match. The corner infielder blasted an absolute no-doubter out to left field, exploding off of the barrel and soaring deep into the night sky. The ball came off with a 101 MPH exit velocity and traveled 424 feet, bouncing across the street. Mills is built extra strong and physical, creating easy strength. The impact upside is significant and it should be fun to track how the power continues to develop. '29 SS Todd Dulaney (IL) crushes this ball off the LF fence for a loud 2B (93 EV). Simple parts & the impact comes easy....
Tournaments | Story | 9/24/2026

South Jupiter Qualifier Scout Notes

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Joshua Digulio (2027, Mont Belvieu, Texas) was a breakout performer for Texas Brigade 2027 - Gafford. Went 10-18 with a pair of doubles and a home run, while plating nine runs. Also showed some serious flashes defensively behind the plate. Physical frame with plenty of bat speed. Flatter bat path with a pull-side approach, geared towards backspinning with authority. Athletic backstop with tons of offensive upside. Dylan Buck (2027, Friendswood, Texas) put on a show for Up Top Prospects. Drove in 11 runs while going 5-11 with a pair of triples and a multi home run game on Saturday. Loose actions with a strong lower half. Adjusts well and generates plenty of torque as he works uphill. Serious power upside on display this weekend with more in that physical frame. Clyde Votaw (2027, Texas City, Texas) had a quality outing on the bump for Up Top Prospects. The Angelina College commit threw a...
Softball | Softball Tournament | 9/23/2026

PG Softball Twin Cities Elite Scouting Showcase

Ashley Mears
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2026 PG Softball Twin Cities Elite Scouting Showcase September 19th, 2026 Ashley Mears BLAINE, MN- Rain may have shortened the weekend but it didn’t shorten the competition. The tournament was STACKED with some of the top teams from South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin. The 16u division came down to Midwest Speed 16U Nat’l Chell taking home the trophy and shutting out a tough MN Sting National-Makela team. The 18U division came down to Midwest Speed 18u Nat’l Koltes loaded team out slugging Mission 18u National. 16U Taitum Kostecka (2028 Princeton, MN) of Midwest Speed 16U Nat’l Chell was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player for the second consecutive year. Kostecka is a speedy left-handed power hitter who is one of the toughest outs around, as she did not strike out a single time throughout the weekend. Starting in an open stance, she uses a...
Tournaments | Story | 9/21/2026

BCS Fall Battle of the Carolinas Scout Notes

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William Woody (2031, Charlotte, NC) stands at 5-foot-8, 106 pounds with an athletic build and a lean, developing frame. Shows good quickness and body control with room to add strength and size as he matures. Bats and throws right-handed and plays shortstop. Shows good feel for the barrel and consistently squares up the baseball. Shows good balance and timing throughout the swing. Woody went 2-for-3 with 2 RBIs for a solid day at the plate. Wade Alphin (2032, La Grange, NC) stands at 5-foot-7, 140 pounds, with a compact, athletic build. Shows good body control and coordination with a solid frame and room to add strength and size. Bats and throws right-handed and is a versatile utility player. Shows a line-drive approach with a strong base in the box and developing power. Makes consistent contact and stays disciplined at the plate. Alphin went 2-for-3 with 3 RBIs, putting together a great...
General | Blog | 9/21/2026

Wolforth Throwing Mentorship: Article 68

Ron Wolforth
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Are You Fixated on the Wrong Variable? Why Pitch Count Alone Was Never Going to Prevent Arm Injuries   You know a family this happened to. You might be one. They did everything right. They followed the pitch count. They honored the rest days. They tracked innings. They sat him when the chart said sit. They were the parents who spoke up when a coach wanted one more inning in a bracket game. And he got hurt anyway. I've been working with throwers for a long time, and that conversation is the one I have quite often… A parent sitting across from me genuinely bewildered because they followed the rules and the rules did not work. They usually assume they missed something. Most of the time they didn't. They managed exactly what they were told to manage. The problem is that what they were told to manage is one variable out of four.   The Uncomfortable Part First   Throwing...
Draft | Story | 9/19/2026

2027 Draft: Prep Demographic Breakdown

Ryan Miller
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The 2027 MLB Draft cycle is still in its early stages, but the overall makeup of the class is beginning to come into focus. With the first version of our Top-100 board out, we took a closer look at positional demographics from both college and prep players within the class.  Let’s kick things off with a deep dive into the prep class.  Prep Right-Handed Pitchers  Top Ranked Players: George Ferguson, Abilene (TX) | Brogan Witcher, Liberty (CA) | Ethan Gustus, Roseville (CA) | Cullen Scott, Melissa (TX) | Striker Pence, Corona (CA) | Samir Mohammed, Tampa Jesuit (FL) Potential Sleepers: Brennan Neal, Brookstone (GA) | Andrew Carlson, Trinity Classical Academy (CA) | Calum Andersen, Vauxhall Academy of Baseball (CAN) | Gavin Henderson, Boiling Springs (SC)    High speed look at the FF-CH from '27 RHP George Ferguson (TX)... #PGAAC @Texas_PG...
Tournaments | Story | 9/18/2026

Northeast Qualifier Scout Notes

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Another day, another Gavin Greene (‘28 GA) barrel as the @AuburnBaseball commit is now hitting well over .500 on the event #NEQ<ahref="https: pg_scouting?ref_src="twsrc%5Etfw'">@PG_Scouting @PG_Georgia https://t.co/Lf6G8AExjB pic.twitter.com/LFMueYHMxB</ahref="https:> — Perfect Game Mid-Atlantic (@PGMidAtlantic) September 14, 2026 Gavin Greene (2028 Alpharetta, GA) played a major factor in AZ Diamondbacks Scout’s Championship run, finishing his weekend with a .528 AVG and 7 RBI. The 5-foot-11, 175 pound Auburn commit was simply a hit machine regardless of who was on the mound, showcasing the ability to handle velo with ease and repeat the stroke at a high level. Starting from a narrow and upright, slightly open base, Greene does a great job of working directly to the point of impact with consistent hard line drive impact to the pull side of the field. He...
Juco | Rankings | 9/18/2026

JUCO Impact: Top 100 D1 Transfers

Troy Sutherland
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With the season upon us, let's take a minute to look at 100 of the biggest impact players who played at the JUCO level last year and have since transferred to a D1 program for the upcoming spring.  RK Name JUCO in 2025 DI in 2026 1 Ryan Bradford Johnson County TCU 2 Carson Bailey McLennan Texas Tech 3 Kameron Yearsley John A. Logan  Oklahoma 4 Holden Pantier Walters State Georgia Tech 5 Caden Davidson Gaston Florida 6 Anthony Quigley Northwest Florida Oklahoma 7 Walt Jones Weatherford Kansas 8 Colin Coonradt Johnson County West Virginia 9 Collin Smith Cochise Kansas 10 Ned Frutchey Sac City Arkansas 11 Hayden Blair Walters State Georgia 12 Parker Ishee Co-Lin Oklahoma 13 Coy Clements Pearl River Florida State 14 Griffin Rardin Shelton State Alabama 15 Jordan Martinez Gulf Coast State Florida State 16 Noah Bentley Weatherford Oklahoma 17 Kole Fenton Walters State North Carolina...
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