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High School  | General | 1/30/2025

High School Top 50: 11-20

Preseason Top 50 Countdown: 41-50 | 31-40 | 21-30

11. Dripping Springs (Dripping Springs, Tx.)



2024 Record:
25-11
Head Coach: Chris Payne

Notable Prospect(s): RHP Cooper Rummel (Texas), OF Taylor Tracey (Tennessee), 3B Tristan Ciechanowicz, MIF Dominic Hurley, SS Conner Helms

Dripping Springs comes into the 2025 season with higher expectations than any other season in recent memory as they have two PG All-Americans rostered for 2025. Cooper Rummel provides some high-octane stuff on the mound, giving them the ultimate weapon as their #1 starter. Taylor Tracey is their second PG All-American and brings dynamic athleticism to the middle of the order. They round out the roster with three other seniors in Tristan Ciechanowicz, Dominic Hurley, and Connor Helms. It’s a strong upperclass group mixed in with some younger players that are going to try to make a big impact early on in their high school careers. Having two PG All-Americans is something that only a few teams in the country can claim, giving them as good of a chance at winning a state title as they’ve had in quite a few years.

12. Catholic (Baton Rouge, La.)

2024 Record: 38-2
Head Coach: Brad Bass

Notable Prospect(s): SS Jack Ruckert (LSU), C Andrew Clapinski, OF Noah Lewis (ULL), OF Harrison Kidder, LHP Lucas Lawrence

Catholic is coming off an incredible year and were in the discussion for our National Champs in 2024. There are some critical pieces from last year’s team that will have to be replaced but they’re still a well-rounded group with firepower on the offensive side. Leading the Bears into 2025 is LSU signee Jack Ruckert, who’s one of the top players in the entire country in 2025. They also bring back catcher Andrew Clapinski and Noah Lewis along with sophomore Harrison Kidder also returning. Junior left-hander Lucas Lawrence will step into a bigger role in 2025 on the mound and bring quality stuff with him. This is one of the perineal powerhouses in the country and it’s easy to continue to bet on them to be dominant year in and year out even while replacing incredible talent from their 2024 team.

13. Valley Christian Schools (San Jose, Calif.)

2024 Record:
27-6
Head Coach: John Diatte

Notable Prospect(s): OF Brock Ketelsen (Stanford), RHP Rohan Kasanagottu (USC), OF Hunter Kenji Fujimoto (Santa Clara), C Jordan Ortiz (Loyola Marymount), LHP Quinten Marsh (Stanford), RHP Kole Laubach (UCSB), RHP Forest Zelmer (Cal State Northridge), RHP Alexander Kim, SS Antonio Chavez, C Logan Mull

Valley Christian Schools comes into the year as our top ranked team in Northern California and for good reason whenever you look at the roster. Everything will start with two-way player and PG All-American Brock Ketelsen. They have as strong of a staff as any with Ketelsen, Rohan Kasangottu, Quinten Marsh, Kole Laubech, Forest Zelmer, and Alexander Kim, giving them immense depth with quality stuff. They also bring back a pair of experienced bats in Hunter Kenji Fujimoto and Jordan Ortiz along with a pair of nationally ranked sophomores in Antonio Chavez and Logan Mull. There’s a great mix of veteran leaders and top-end talent all over this roster and it’s shaping up to be another great year in San Jose.

14. Southlake Carroll (Southlake, Tx.)

2024 Record:
26-13
Head Coach: Larry Vucan

Notable Prospect(s): RHP Ethan Baiotto (Tennessee), 3B Tanner Carson (McLennan CC), SS Davis Perkins, LHP Jack Fuller, 3B Evan Robson (NYU), RHP Max Wu (Yale)

It’s now been a few years since Southlake Carroll won their last championship but with the talent they have coming back, they have a solid chance of doing so again. The roster in 2025 is riddled with seniors with immense talent. Headlining the group is Tennessee signee and right-hander Ethan Baiotto. The rotation is rounded out by seniors Jack Fuller and Max Wu and the seniors don’t stop there as they have a strong core of offensive players in their last year in Tanner Carson, Davis Perkins, and Evan Robson. This is another program that just wins and it wouldn’t shock anyone if they rattle off another year like 2022.

15. Poly Prep Country Day (Brooklyn, N.Y.)

2024 Record:
14-6
Head Coach: Matt Roventini

Notable Prospect(s): RHP Miguel Sime Jr (LSU), RHP Justice de Jong (Duke), C Owen ten Oever (Indiana), SS Mateo Noto (Indiana), OF Jack Roventini (Villanova), RHP David Hinojosa (Vanderbilt)

Poly Prep Country Day comes into the year with sky high expectations as they’re looking to capture their 12th NYSAIS championship in 2025. It’s one of the more star-studded rosters in the region, led by two top-100 talents in the 2025 class in PG All-American Miguel Sime Jr and Duke signee Justice de Jong. The talent doesn’t stop there in this senior class as they also have a pair of Indiana commits in Owen ten Oever and Mateo Noto as well as Jack Roventini who’s signed with Villanova. Vanderbilt commit David Hinojosa comes into the year with big stuff and gives them quite the rotation heading into the year. There’s all kinds of reasons to be excited about this spring in Brooklyn and it makes sense why they’re our top team in the region heading into the 2025 campaign.

16. Wesleyan Christian Academy (High Point, N.C.)

2024 Record:
23-7
Head Coach: Maurice Blakeney

Notable Prospect(s): RHP Sam Cozart (Texas), RHP Josh Hammond (Wake Forest), OF Domaine Vann (Miami), 3B Nick Papciak (Wingate), C Cole Bowman

Wesleyan Christian Academy was one of the higher ranked teams a season ago and bring back three of their top players from a year ago. With any team, they’ll have to replace production but this team looks set up nicely to repeat what they did last year. They have one of the better one-two punches on the mound in the country in Texas signee Sam Cozart and Wake Forest signee Josh Hammond. Cozart has been into the mid-90s and Hammond comes into the spring as one of the better two-way prospects in the 2025 class. They also return Miami commit Domaine Vann and Nick Papciak from a year ago as well as sophomore Cole Bowman looking to make a major impact in his second year. We’ll get an early look at them at the HS Showdown and they look to be set up nicely to win their second state title in three years.

17. Orange Lutheran (Orange, Calif.)

2024 Record:
28-7
Head Coach: RJ Farrell

Notable Prospect(s): OF Josiah Hartshorn (Texas A&M), RHP Colt Peterson (Stanford), 1B Noah Haros, SS Wyatt Hanoian (Air Force), C Brady Murrietta (Texas), RHP Gary Morse (Tennessee), SS Gavin Hottle (TCU), OF Hamilton Friedberg (Air Force), OF Rock Akahi, OF Tristan Ramos (Long Beach State), 2B Justin Lopez, RHP Jaeden Estevez, RHP Blake Killinger, SS Jordan Kurz 1B Scott Fritz, 1B Zach Estrada, RHP Ethan Torress, OF Angel Gonzalez

Orange Lutheran was a mainstay in the top-10 a season ago and even after losing one of the stronger senior groups in Southern California from a season ago, they’re set up to put together another strong year. PG All-American and Texas A&M signee Josiah Hartshorn returns for his senior year alongside right-hander and Stanford signee Colt Peterson. There’s plenty of reasons to be excited about the coming years as well as they have four of the top ranked players in the 2026 class in Brady Murrietta, Gary Morse, Gavin Hottle, and Hamilton Friedberg. This has a chance to be yet another strong season for the Lancers and they look more than set up for future seasons as well.

18. Basic (Henderson, Nev.)

2024 Record:
20-8
Head Coach: Gino DiMaria

Notable Prospect(s): SS Tate Southisene (USC), C Kealiikoa Won (Hawaii), SS Matthew Kelley (Miami), OF Andruw Giles (Oregon), OF Troy Southisene (USC), 2B Lyndon Lee

Basic comes into the 2025 season with a significant amount of buzz around the program and it’s easy to see why with just one glance at their roster. The roster is headlined by PG All-American and top-20 player in the 2025 class in Tate Southisene. Kealiikoa Won is another returning senior that’ll make a big impact on the offensive output throughout the spring. It’s one of the stronger junior groups in the country as they have Miami commit Matthew Kelley, Oregon commit Andruw Giles, and USC commit Troy Southisene. It’s an exciting time around the Basic program and it’s another program that’s churned out wins recently and they’re looking to do the same in 2025.

19. Doral Academy (Doral, Fla.)

2024 Record: 24-4
Head Coach: Ralph Suarez

Notable Prospect(s): RHP Marcelo Rodriguez (Arizona State), 3B Gabriel Milano (Miami), OF Jadyn Nunez (North Carolina), SS Dylan Prince (Bryant), OF Leandro Hernandez, OF George Prado, RHP Aaron Elissalt, SS Kobe Carrion, OF Bryan Ravelo (LSU), OF Gavin Ruvalcaba, SS Bryan Mesa, SS Caleb Hernandez

Doral Academy won their first state championship in program history in 2022 and they’re looking to return to the mountain top after getting beat in the state semifinals a season ago. They return one of the stronger senior classes in the state, headlined by three P4 commits in right-hander Marcelo Rodriguez, third baseman Gabriel Milano, and outfielder Jadyn Nunez. They also return Bryant commit Dylan Prince and a pair of JUCO commits in George Pardo and Aaron Elissalt. They also have some of the highly regarded talents in the younger classes in Bryan Mesa, Bryan Ravelo, Caleb Hernandez, and Gavin Ruvalcaba, all looking to make impacts early in the high school career. They bring back an immensely talented roster that’s looking to make it two state titles in three years.

20. Jackson Prep (Jackson, Miss.)

2024 Record:
39-4
Head Coach: Brent Heavener

Notable Prospect(s): OF Kevin Roberts Jr, 3B Trey Bryant (Arizona State), OF Cole Gideon, LHP Gardner Young

Jackson Prep is a household name when it comes to high school baseball and they once again find themselves grouped with the best teams in the entire nation. They’ll have to replace the dynamic athleticism and monster season a year ago from first-round pick Konnor Griffin but once again they’re set up to win their 8th straight state championship. Offensively, they bring back a top-10 talent in the 2026 class in Kevin Roberts and return seniors Tre Bryant and Cole Gideon from their offense a year ago while Gardner Young provides good stuff and a veteran presence on the mound to lead the staff. They’re once again in position to put together a strong year and look to continue their historic run of state titles.

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Cam McElwaney
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Michael Albee
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Tournaments | Story | 6/25/2026

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Perfect Game Staff
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17u WWBA Scout Notes: Day 1 An extended look at '27 LHP Connor Salerno (NC)... #WWBA @PG_Coastal https://t.co/A7OLjivIFW pic.twitter.com/rEA9pMizg8 — Perfect Game Scout (@PG_Scouting) June 25, 2026 Connor Salerno (2027, Indian Trail, N.C.) looked his usual self, dominant, in his one inning of work on Wednesday afternoon. The big-bodied southpaw got the ball in a short relief outing and continues to show why he’s ranked as the #1 pitcher in the class. The fastball has explosive life out of the hand and comes out easy, working in the 93-95 range, up to 96 mph once. He rounds out the mix with a firm slider in the mid-80s along with a changeup in the same velo range with arm-side fading action. The Mississippi State commit is a proven strike thrower with premium stuff and is one of the highest follows of the summer for professional scouts. Grant Sperandio (2027, Houston, Tx.) was...
Tournaments | Story | 6/25/2026

The Winning Edge

Kinley Kitchens
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Tournaments | Story | 6/24/2026

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Kinley Kitchens
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When the summer season arrives, every team is searching for momentum. For ZT National Prospects, that momentum has come from throughout the lineup. After clinching their spot in bracket play with back-to-back victories, including a 16-0 win over Team Elite Scout 14U Black and an 8-0 victory against Hawaii Elite 2G 14U Black, ZT National Prospects have continued to showcase why they entered the week as one of the premier teams in the tournament. The roster is loaded with talent, including six players ranked among the top 50 players nationally in the 2030 class, but the team’s success has come from much more than individual achievements. In the opening bracket game on Tuesday, nine different players drove in runs as ZT National rolled to a 16-run victory. The balanced offensive attack continued in the playoff game, with six different players recording RBIs in an 8-0 win that helped...
High School | Rankings | 6/24/2026

High School Top 50: Final Update

Tyler Russo
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PG & Doubted Athletes Team Up

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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 ANNOUNCES MEDIA RIGHTS PARTNERSHIP WITH DOUBTED ATHLETES   Sanford, Florida (Wednesday, June 24, 2026) - Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball platform and scouting service, today announced a new media rights partnership with Doubted Athletes that will bring select Perfect Game games and events to audiences throughout the year.   Under the agreement, Doubted Athletes will broadcast a slate of select Perfect Game contests from across the organization's national schedule, providing expanded visibility for athletes, teams and events while delivering additional opportunities for fans, college recruiters and professional scouts to follow the next generation of baseball...
Tournaments | Story | 6/24/2026

17u WWBA Scout Notes: Day 1

Perfect Game Staff
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‘27 TWP Koa Romero (LA) pumping fuel early in the outing & already has 4 K’s thru 2 IP. Up to 95, mostly 91-93 & comes out easy. Spins it with conviction at 80 (~2800 RPM) & also showing mid-80s CH. Highest level two way talent. #LSU commit #WWBA @PG_DeepSouth pic.twitter.com/QenpvDvFTT — Perfect Game Scout (@PG_Scouting) June 23, 2026 Koa Romero (2027, Des Allemands, La.) has just been flat out dominant on the offensive side throughout the summer circuit thus far, already collecting five homers through 12 games. However, on Tuesday he had the two-way ability on full display in a dominant four inning start for the East Coast Sox 2027 Franchise. The 5-foot-10, 225-pound two-way player ran the fastball up to 95 mph and it comes out of the hand easy. He pairs that with a nasty curveball at 80-81 (2800+ RPM) and mixes in a firm changeup to left-handed hitters....
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