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Tournaments  | Story | 6/10/2026

Top Prospects Set to Shine at Florida WS

The Florida World Series returns to Fort Myers this weekend, bringing together teams from across the state for one of Florida’s premier summer events. The four-day tournament will feature competition in the 14U through 18U age divisions as teams battle for a World Series championship.

From June 11-14, some of Florida’s top prospects will take the field looking to lead their teams to a title.



The 18U division features some of the tournament’s top talent, including five players ranked among the top 500 prospects nationally, three of whom play for Swamp Baseball.

Outfielders Nicholas Raber and Austin Schoolcraft along with right-hand pitcher Tyler Reeder will play for Swamp Baseball. Raber is a Fort Myers native and is committed to John Melvin Christian College. He has been one of Swamp’s top offensive contributors this season. The outfielder owns a .873 OPS with four doubles, six RBIs and nine runs scored in 11 games this season while posting a .429 OBP.

Schoolcraft, who is committed to Barry University, brings impact on both sides of the ball into the tournament. The outfielder/right-handed pitcher has run his fastball up to 92 mph and owns a .972 OPS this season. Through 15 games, the Cape Coral native is batting .375 with nine RBIs and 10 runs scored while adding four stolen bases.

Reeder hails from Estero, Florida and is the No. 36 right-hand pitcher in Florida. He stands 6-foot-5, 215 pounds and gets his fastball up to 92 mph. He has been dominant on the mound all season, posting a .64 ERA and 1.0 WHIP across 11 innings. The hard-throwing righty has struck out 20 batters while allowing just eight hits and one earned run in two appearances. He will continue his baseball career for the Navy in the fall.

Swamp Baseball will face Baseline Baseball to start the tournament on June 12 at JetBlue Park on field 5 at 10:15 a.m.

Also ranked in the top 500 are shortstop Princeton Marino and third baseman Xavier Muentes of the VSA Sluggers 18. Marino, an Alabama A&M commit, has gotten off to a strong start this season, posting a 1.086 OPS through eight games. The North Fort Myers native is batting .308 with a .471 OBP while adding a home run, a double and three stolen bases.

Muentes, who hails from Cape Coral, will continue playing baseball for Frank Phillips College in the fall. The No. 11 ranked third baseman in Florida has been a consistent presence at the plate this season, batting a .370 with a .921 OPS through 15 games. The hitter has recorded 10 hits, scored eight runs and posted a .514 OBP while drawing six walks.

VSA Sluggers 18 will open tournament play against Dynasty Baseball on June 12 at 8 a.m. at JetBlue Park on field 3.

Another player to watch in the 18U division is Harrison Kabel of Swamp Baseball. The right-handed pitcher is ranked in the top 1000 nationally and has been dominant on the mound this season. He has been up to 87 mph and owns a .42 ERA with 26 strikeouts across 16.2 innings while holding opposing hitters to a .121 batting average.

In the 17U division, outfielders Peyton Rassbach of RBC and Andres Martinez-Esteve of WBC 17u come in as High Follow prospects.

Rassbach enters the weekend swinging a hot bat, bringing a .562 batting average and 1.527 OPS into the tournament. Through eight games, he has collected nine hits, driven in six runs, scored 10 times and stolen nine bases.

Martinez-Esteve showed patience at the plate last season, posting a .387 OBP while drawing seven walks in 17 games.

Outfielder Greyson Campbell enters the tournament as a High Follow prospect in the 15U division. The No. 30 ranked outfielder in Florida will play for Turn 2 Berto. Campbell has been one of the team’s top offensive performers this season, posting a 1.115 OPS and .462 batting average through 10 games. He has recorded 12 hits, eight RBIs and seven runs scored while adding two triples.

From established college commits to emerging prospects looking to elevate their stock, the Florida World Series will showcase some of the state’s top talent this weekend. As play gets underway Thursday, teams across the 14U-18U divisions will compete for a World Series championship and the chance to leave their mark on one of Florida’s premier summer stages. 

Tournaments | Story | 11/6/2026

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Wolforth Throwing Mentorship: Article 69

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