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High School  | Rankings | 1/27/2025

High School Top 50: 31-40

Preseason Top 50 Countdown: 41-50

31. Prosper (Prosper, Tx.)

2024 Record:
31-8
Head Coach: Mark Stine



Notable Prospect(s): OF Luke Billings (Texas A&M), RHP Colton Cordeiro, LHP Roger Vincent (Oral Roberts)

Prosper is one of the top programs in Texas year in and year out and nothing seems to be changing in 2025. They bring back one of the top two-way players in the country in Luke Billings who will provide some thump in the order along with electric stuff on the mound. Oral Roberts signee Roger Vincent and senior right-hander Colton Cordeiro give them a strong rotation coming into the 2025 campaign. It’s easy to bet on Prosper to win and be one of the better teams in Texas year in and year out because they do it every year. 2025 looks like another one of those years where they rattle off wins routinely especially with the amount of talent they return to their team.

32. South Walton (Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.)

2024 Record:
21-11
Head Coach: Nick Borthwick

Notable Prospect(s): RHP Charlie Willcox (Georgia Tech), 3B Braxton Varnes (Florida State), OF Cameron Tipton (Troy), 3B Coleman Borthwick (Auburn), RHP Denton Lord (Florida), 1B Jayden Cunningham

South Walton comes into the year with one of the top rotations not only in the panhandle but in the entire country as they boast three of the top arms in the next two graduating classes. Senior right-hander and Georgia Tech signee Charlie Willcox has shown electric stuff, especially throughout the fall. Two-way player and Auburn commit Coleman Borthwick has shown so much to be excited about on the mound along with showing enormous power at the plate. Rounding out the staff is Florida commit Denton Lord. They can roll out an SEC arm almost every game and they also have more pieces offensively to be excited about too. Sophomore Jayden Cunningham is one of the top first baseman in the country and seniors Braxton Varnes and Cameron Tipton are set up to have big springs. This is one that should excite just about everybody and with that staff, they could fly up the rankings throughout the spring.

33. Collierville (Collierville, Tenn.)

2024 Record:
30-15
Head Coach: Jeff Munier

Notable Prospect(s): RHP Ari Bethea (Tennessee), SS Jd Whitworth (Belmont), 1B Brody Winemiller, 3B Cael Allen, 3B Aj Greene (Memphis), LHP Ridge Harvey (Belmont)

Collierville has been one of the more consistent programs in Tennessee for quite some time, rattling off over 30 wins a year since 2016. It feels like it’ll be another strong year for the Dragons in 2025 as they bring back a strong senior class. Headlining the group on the mound in right-hander Ari Bethea, who runs it into the low-90s along with senior left-hander and Belmont signee Ridge Harvey set to see some big innings. Tennessee signee Jd Whitworth headlines the offensive side of things along with three other seniors in Brody Winemiller, Cael Allen, and Aj Greene. It’s an exciting senior class that has done a lot of winning in their three previous seasons and don’t look to be slowing down any time soon.

34. JSerra Catholic (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.)

2024 Record:
15-13-1
Head Coach: Brett Kay

Notable Prospect(s): SS Jordan Marian (UCSB), RHP Josh Hollis (Oregon), RHP Max Reimers (Santa Clara), SS Tyler Dunning (UCLA), SS Cole Strane, C Owen Capron, RHP Gavin Flores, OF Blake Bowen (Oregon State), OF Takashi Rutherford, SS Marcus Greis (TCU), RHP Aidan Kent, C Ayden Coleman

JSerra Catholic has put up some monstrous seasons over the past few years and they boast one of the more impressive player lists in the country in 2025. They have a host of seniors who have been through the gauntlet over their high school careers and that senior group is headlined by UCSB signee Jordan Marian, Oregon signee Josh Hollis, Santa Clara signee Max Reimers and UCLA signee Tyler Dunning. They also bring back one of the better junior groups in the country in top-35 player Blake Bowen, uber-talented outfielder Takashi Rutherford and TCU commit Marcus Greis along with one of the top sophomores in the country in Aidan Kent. It’s easy to see why we’re so high on JSerra coming into the year with the blend of veterans leadership mixed with the high end talent we’ve become accustomed to seeing out of this program.

35. Bob Jones (Madison, Ala.)

2024 Record:
44-9
Head Coach: Jared Smith

Notable Prospect(s): OF Dillon Adkins, C Zackary Johnson (Alabama), RHP Tanner Hermesch, RHP Jack Shaw

Bob Jones was one of the most fun stories from a season ago, going from unranked in the preseason to knocking off the #1 team in the country at the HS Showdown and an eventual top-5 finish at the end of the year. After what last year’s team accomplished, this team comes into the year with lofty expectations, and they’re primed to back those up. They roll out a strong senior class on the offense as well as on the mound. Headlining the group is senior outfielder Dillon Adkins and senior catcher Zackary Johnson, both had huge impacts on the run a season ago. They also return two of their arms from a year ago in senior right-handers Tanner Hermesch and Jack Shaw, both more than capable of throwing big innings and performing in high pressure spots. They flew under the radar a bit to open last year but that’s not the case in 2025 as they’re the early favorite to repeat as state champions in Alabama’s toughest classification.

36. Hamilton (Chandler, Ariz.)

2024 Record:
22-9
Head Coach: Mike Woods

Notable Prospect(s): SS Boston Kellner (Texas A&M), OF Jaylen Payne (Central Arizona CC), LHP Jack Armijo, SS Cole Berge (Tulane), 1B Frank Gearhart, OF Benjamin Ball (Arizona), C Kristopher Desantiago, 3B Parker Rahn, RHP Brady Hallen, 1B Tyler Nelson, 3B Blake Gonzales, SS Sammy Garcia

2024 was the first year that Hamilton hasn’t hoisted the state title since 2021 after going back-to-back in 2022 and 2023. They’ve longed been regarded as one of the top programs in the entire country and bring back an intriguingly talented roster, especially on the offensive side of the ball. Texas A&M signee and top-70 player in the class Boston Kellner headlines the roster along with another highly ranked senior in outfielder Jaylen Payne. They also have a pair of other committed players on the offensive side of things in Cole Berge and Benjamin Ball as well as ranked first baseman Frank Gearhart. Leading the staff on the mound will be senior left-hander Jack Armijo and junior righty Brady Hallen. The offense looks strong on paper and with their pedigree as one of the top programs in the land, it’s easy to see why they landed well inside the top-50 to kick things off.

37. Gloucester Catholic (Gloucester City, N.J.)

2024 Record:
27-3
Head Coach: Dennis Barth

Notable Prospect(s): RHP Jackson Smallets (Coastal Carolina), SS Guy Lynam (Auburn), SS Noah Danza (Virginia), C Braeden Lipoff (East Carolina), OF Henry Pancoast, 2B Jason Bogart

Gloucester Catholic captured their 21st state championship a year ago as they continue to be a perineal powerhouse in New Jersey. They once again return one of the top rosters in the entire country, led by four commits to powerhouse programs. Headlining the roster is senior right-hander and Coastal Carolina signee Jackson Smallets who will be the ace of the staff. They also have a dynamic junior group on the offensive side of things led by a pair of P4 commits in Guy Lynam and Noah Danza. East Carolina commit Braeden Lipoff, Henry Pancoast, and Jason Bogart round out that junior group, giving them one of the more dynamic lineups in the region. They’ve dominated for a while now and look as ready as ever to do so again.

38. St. Thomas Aquinas (Overland Park, Kan.)

2024 Record:
23-7
Head Coach: Rick Sabath

Notable Prospect(s): 1B Cru Huenfeld (Kansas), SS Westin Boyle (Purdue), RHP Lincoln Boyle (Arkansas), SS Brady Stewart (South Carolina), SS Henry Goodwin, C James Forgy, 1B Nic Sabers

St. Thomas Aquinas comes in as our highest ranked team in Kansas to kick off the 2025 campaign as they boast an impressive roster, one with four P4 commits and more that could be soon. One of the bigger names on the roster is junior right-hander Lincoln Boyle who will be relied upon in a big two-way role in his junior campaign. Another important piece on the offensive side will be junior shortstop Brady Stewart who had a good season a year ago. They also return a pair of seniors from a year ago in 1B Cru Huenfeld and SS Westin Boyle, who will look to go out with a bang in their senior campaigns. They round out the offensive side with three more juniors in Henry Goodwin, James Forgy, and Nic Sabers, all of which will be relied upon in a big way. This team has a chance to throw up big run totals and the offensive firepower may be too much as they look to go back-to-back in 2025.

39. St. Augustine (San Diego, Calif.)

2024 Record:
23-8
Head Coach: Craig da Luz

Notable Prospect(s): RHP Grayson Boles (Texas), SS Tyler Wick (Oregon), C Shane Miranda (Notre Dame), SS Raphael Dunne (UCSD), 1B Anthony Tompkins, RHP Ryan Popkins, RHP Jonny Haskett

St. Augustine put together a strong season a year ago as they made a deep run in the playoffs, ending in the quarterfinals. They bring back a strong core of upperclass talent, headlined by Texas signee Grayson Boles and Oregon signee Tyler Wick. Boles will lead the staff and will get plenty of draft looks this spring after the velo has ticked up. They round out the staff with Ryan Popkins and Jonny Haskett, both of whom have thrown in some big games in their high school careers. The offense will be headlined by Wick and round it out with a host of other senior bats in Shane Miranda, Raphael Dunne and Anthony Tompkins, who are all coming off strong 2024 springs and will look to replicate that this year. Returning their core guys from a season ago have them not only as one of the best teams in San Diego, it has them as one of the best teams in the country heading into the season.

40. Brother Rice (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.)

2024 Record:
43-2
Head Coach: Bob Riker

Notable Prospect(s): RHP Blake Ilitch (Ole Miss), LHP Cole Duhaime (Virginia), C Broder Katke (Duke), OF Maksim Neshov

Brother Rice has been one of the main powers in Michigan for quite some time at this point and always put a great product on the field. 2024 ended on a sour note for the Warriors with a loss in the state championship but they bring back yet another strong roster heading into 2025. They have a pair of power-4 commits leading the pitching staff in Ole Miss signee Blake Ilitch and Virginia signee Cole Duhaime, giving them one of the best one-two’s in the country. They also boast a pair of impact underclassmen in Duke commit Broder Katke who will be relied upon to handle the staff as well as freshman Maksim Neshov who hit over .500 in PG events in 2024. They seem to be set up as well as anyone in Michigan to capture their first state title in quite some time in 2025.

High School | Rankings | 2/16/2026

Northeast Region Top Teams

Cam McElwaney
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Northeast All Region & Top Tools Rk Northeast 2025 Record 1 Poly Prep Country Day (NY) 17-9 2 Stony Brook (NY) 19-5-1 3 Dexter Southfield (MA) 15-2 4 Iona Prep (NY) 25-9-1 5 Bishop Hendricken (RI) 25-6 6 Fairfield Prep (CT) 18-12 7 Austin Prep (MA) 20-2 8 Choate Rosemary Hall (CT) 11-7 9 Cheshire Academy (CT) 20-2 10 Bishop Feehan (MA) 20-5 11 Fairfield Warde (CT) 15-4 12 St. Anthony's (NY) 14-9-1 13 Kings Park (NY) 13-8 14 Phillips Academy (MA) 7-14 15 St. Dominic (NY) 15-6 16 Tottenville (NY) 22-3 17 Belmont Hill (MA) 11-8 18 Avon Old Farms (CT) 15-5 19 St. Sebastian's School (MA) 9-8 20 Archbishop Molloy (NY) 32-7-1 21 Southington (CT) 19-7 22 Mamaroneck (NY) 18-7 23 Colchester (VT) 12-6 24 Trinity (NH) 20-4 25 Fryeburg (ME) 10-7
High School | General | 2/16/2026

Northeast All Region & Top Tools

David Rawnsley
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NORTHEAST REGION (NY, CT, MA, RI, VT, NH, ME)  The strength of the Northeast Region in 2026 is the number of high ceiling power arms, led by potential upper-90’s throwers in left-hander Brody Bumila and right-hander Bryce Hill.  The depth of quality pitching is such that two of the top pitchers in the 2028 class, right handers Gavin Chakar (Norwalk HS, Conn.) and Dylan Cunningham (Austin Prep, Mass.) didn’t have a spot on the team.  The weakness of the Region is the increasing number of players who leave to play baseball and continue their school work at Academy programs in the South.  Numerous players that fit under that umbrella would have a place on the All-Northeast Region if they weren’t in Florida or the Carolinas. C – Bradley McCafferty (Sr., Austin Prep, Mass.) McCafferty was named the Gatorade Player of the Year for Massachusetts as a...
College | Rankings | 2/16/2026

College Top 25: February 16

Vincent Cervino
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It was incredible Opening Weekend across the nation with numerous upsets, tightly contested series’ and dominating sweeps. Beyond that, there were generational individual performances, lockdown pitching appearances and record-breaking runs scored as well. It feels like we have been saying this every year for the past decade, but our game is alive and well. More and more programs are getting massive returns on their investments and the fans are turning out in record numbers to see college baseball in its Golden Era. As is typical this time of year, there was very little movement within the poll, in fact, our Top 15 places in the poll remain unchanged. No. 1 LSU (3-0), No. 2 Georgia Tech (3-0) and No. 3 Tennessee (3-0) all took care of business at home, treating their fans to a show of their offensive firepower. No. 16 Coastal Carolina (3-0) and No. 17 UNC (3-0) both had perfect...
High School | General | 2/13/2026

Mid-Atlantic Region Top Teams

Tyler Russo
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Mid-Atlantic All Region & Top Tools Rk Mid-Atlantic  Record 1 Delbarton (NJ) 24-5 2 DePaul Catholic (NJ) 21-7 3 Gloucester Catholic (NJ) 24-3 4 Malvern Prep (PA) 32-5 5 St. Augustine Prep (NJ) 18-8 6 Archbishop Spalding (MD) 22-16 7 Don Bosco Prep (NJ) 26-3 8 Cedar Cliff (PA) 21-6 9 St. John's College (DC) 30-1 10 Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 22-2 11 St. Joseph's Prep (PA) 10-11 12 Christian Brothers (NJ) 22-5 13 Hazelton Area (PA) 18-6 14 Sussex Central (DE) 16-6 15 Ranney (NJ) 12-10 16 Calvert Hall (MD) 20-10 17 Radnor (PA) 11-4 18 Governor Livingston (NJ) 28-0 19 The Haverford School (PA) 5-11 20 Bergen Catholic (NJ) 16-8 21 Holy Ghost Prep (PA) 10-9 22 North Hunterdon (NJ) 14-12 23 Northern Burlington (NJ) 28-2 24 St. Albans (DC) 23-14 25 Urbana (MD) 21-4
High School | General | 2/12/2026

Mid-Atlantic All Region & Top Tools

David Rawnsley
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The Mid-Atlantic Region lost its only Perfect Game All-American when catcher Andrew Costello left his Pennsylvania high school early and enrolled at Wake Forest for the spring semester.  The Region ends up being dominated by underclassmen, with seven juniors and even a pair of talented sophomores getting recognition. The story of the spring could very well be watching the young power arms in the Region come outdoors and show their talents on the mound.  Pennsylvania juniors Cole Kuhn and Trent Lutz have been getting lots of off-season attention along with New Jersey senior Alex Weingartner. New Jersey has a trio of high schools represented in the Perfect Game Pre-Season Top 50 High School Rankings.  Delbarton HS, behind a very strong junior class, leads the group at 29th overall, followed DePaul Catholic HS at 41st and Gloucester Catholic at 46th. C – Braeden Lipoff...
High School | General | 2/12/2026

Coastal Region Top Teams

Tyler Russo
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Coastal All Region & Top Tools Rk Coastal Record 1 Charlotte Catholic (NC) 22-6-1 2 Metrolina Christian Academy (NC) 28-3 3 James Island Charter (SC) 30-4 4 Battlefield (VA) 23-3 5 Charlotte Christian (NC) 26-6 6 Dorman (SC) 22-7 7 Marvin Ridge (NC) 21-8 8 Grace Christian (NC) 23-7 9 Berkeley (SC) 22-10 10 T.C. Roberson (NC) 27-6 11 Lexington (SC) 22-11-1 12 Providence (NC) 23-6 13 Southside Christian Schools (SC) 33-2-1 14 Bishop O'Connell (VA) 20-6 15 Cuthbertson (NC) 26-6 16 Wesleyan Christian Academy (NC) 18-11 17 Blythewood (SC) 24-7 18 The Miller School (VA) 34-6 19 Stratford (SC) 22-6-2 20 Laney (NC) 25-7 21 Gaston Christian (NC) 18-4 22 Airport (SC) 27-6 23 Hurricane (WV) 28-7 24 Gainesville (VA) 23-4 25 Oceanside Collegiate Academy (SC) 27-8
High School | General | 2/12/2026

Coastal All Region & Top Tools

David Rawnsley
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COASTAL REGION (NC, SC, VA, WV)  The first thing that stands out about the players on the Coastal Region team is that this is undoubtedly the fastest All-Region Team in the country.  There are four or five players who could legitimately have 80 grades on their running speed from the region and all have other tools to back up their speed. Another thing that jumps out is the quality of the juniors on the team.  While the region features only one 2025 PG All-American in left-handed pitcher Carson Bolemon, there are six juniors on the All-Region team who are ranked in the top 34 in the 2027 class, with plenty more talented underclassmen just behind them.  Three region high schools break into the Top 50 in the Perfect Game Pre-Season High School Rankings.  Charlotte Catholic at 33rd overall and Metrolina Christian Academy at 42nd represent the North Carolina schools...
College | Story | 2/12/2026

2026 Staff Picks: College Edition

Perfect Game Staff
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2026 College Preview Index With the D-I season opening up right around the corner, our staff came together and took a shot at who they'd pick within 7 different categories. Most are self explanatory while the "Sleeping GIant" category is in reference to a draft prospect outside of our latest Top 50 on the MLB Draft Board. It's also worth noting that once a player was selected for a category, he was unavailable for others to choose, outside of the Golden Spikes category, where we do see some double-ups.  Enjoy the weekend, there's sure to be plenty of excitement as baseball is officially back across the country at all collegiate levels!  Category Cohen Sutherland Cervino Billock Henninger Rankin Russo Impact Freshman Mason Braun Angel Cervantes Cooper Underwood Marcos Paz JD Stein Alec Blair Sam Cozart Impact Transfer Jake Schaffner Will Gasparino Brady Frederick Andrew Whalen...
High School | General | 2/11/2026

Southwest Region Top Teams

Tyler Russo
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Southwest All Region & Top Tools Rk Southwest Record 1 Casteel (AZ) 23-10 2 Basic (NV) 25-7 3 Corona Del Sol (AZ) 27-6 4 Faith Lutheran (NV) 22-18 5 Brophy College Prep (AZ) 16-13 6 Regis Jesuit (CO) 22-9 7 Queen Creek (AZ) 18-13 8 Spanish Fork (UT) 18-17 9 Mountain Ridge (UT) 20-12 10 Liberty (AZ) 17-13 11 Bishop Gorman (NV) 19-14 12 Rio Rancho (NM) 23-7 13 Cherry Creek (CO) 23-5-1 14 Palo Verde (NV) 24-10 15 Sandra Day O'Connor (AZ) 21-12 16 Pleasant Grove (UT) 23-6 17 La Cueva (NM) 25-4 18 Desert Mountain (AZ) 16-12 19 Snow Canyon (UT) 23-8 20 Hamilton (AZ) 25-9 21 Millennium (AZ) 21-10 22 Centennial (NV) 24-9 23 Valley Christian (AZ) 29-2 24 Mountain Vista (CO) 15-9 25 Williams Field (AZ) 15-11
High School | General | 2/11/2026

Southwest All Region & Top Tools

David Rawnsley
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SOUTHWEST REGION (AZ, NM, NV, UT, CO)  The most dominant tool in the Southwest Region for the 2026 season is undoubtedly power at the plate, as most players featured below not only have the size and bat speed to drive the ball but have put up the numbers as well.  While that isn’t exactly surprising given that virtually the entire region plays at elevation, it certainly stands out on the individual top prospects. The Region features four Perfect Game All-Americans in OF Ryan Harwood, IF Rookie Shepard and C Alain Gomez-Gudino and RHP Dylan Blomker.  The 2027 class is looking very promising as well, with four juniors gaining mention on the All-Region team below and Arizona in particular having a very talented class.  Keep an eye out especially for 2027 3B Colton Floyd (Corona Del Sol HS, Ariz.), one of the best and biggest power hitters in that class. Two Region...
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