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Summer Collegiate  | Rankings | 9/20/2021

PGCBL Top Prospects

Photo: Teddy McGraw (Amsterdam Mohawks)
Summer Collegiate Top Prospect Index

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Year Established: 2010
States Represented: New York
No. of Teams: 16
Regular Season Champion (best overall record): Amsterdam Mohawks (31-10)
Postseason Champion: Saugerties Stallions
No. 1 Prospect, 2019 (No 2020 season): Maxwell Costes, Amsterdam (Maryland)
First Player Selected in 2021 Draft: Dylan Smith, RHP, Amsterdam (Alabama; Tigers/3rd Round)
Postseason MVP: Joshua Stevenson, OF, Saugerties (LSU)

The Saugerties Stallions won this year’s Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League, beating perennial power Amsterdam in the championship series by way of a two-game sweep. The Stallions used a bevy of solid pitchers and timely hitting throughout the playoffs to secure its first-ever PGCBL title. The league remains a hotbed for talent not just from players who call the Northeast home, but all across the country.



The league was revamped for the 2021 season after the canceled 2020 season. There are a number of new teams, with the league expanding to 16 franchises for 2021 – the Auburn Doubledays and Batavia Muckdogs joined after recently being removed as a minor league affiliates, and the Niagara Power moved over from the New York Collegiate Baseball League after winning a championship there in 2019. Back too were the Jamestown Tarp Skunks (formerly the Jammers), who were inactive for the 2019 season.

Rank Name Pos.  School Hometown State Draft Year
1 Teddy McGraw RHP Wake Forest Oneonta NY 2023
2 Griffin O'Ferrall* MIF Virginia Richmond VA 2024
3 Joshua Stevenson* OF LSU Youngsville LA 2024
4 Matt Shaw INF Maryland Brimfield MA 2023
5 Kip Fougerousse 1B Indiana Linton IN 2023
6 Connor Brandon RHP Toledo Hebron OH 2022
7 Slate Alford* 3B Mississippi State Madison AL 2024
8 Dylan Carmouche LHP Tulane Denham Springs LA 2023
9 Luis DeLeon OF North Carolina Central Providence RI 2022
10 Sam Stoutenborough RHP California Monterey CA 2022

*Incoming freshman


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