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Draft  | State Preview | 5/23/2014

State Snapshots: Pacific

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New England
– CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Mid-Atlantic – DE, DC, MD, NJ, NY, PA, VA, WV
South Atlantic – FL, GA, NC, SC
Southeast – AL, KY, MS, TN
South Central – AR, LA, OK, TX
Great Lakes – IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, WI
Great Plains – IA, KS, MO, NE, ND, SD
Mountain – AZ, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, UT, WY
Pacific – AK, CA, HI, OR, WA
Canada and Puerto Rico



Alaska

Alaska State-by-State List

OVERALL RATING
(1-to-5 scale): 4

BEST HIGH SCHOOL TEAM:
South HS, Anchorage
 
Best Out-of-State Prospect, Alaska Connection:
Max Karnos, rhp, JC of Western Nevada (attended high school in Anchorage)

HIGHEST DRAFT PICKS

Draft History:
Brian Montalbo, rhp, Dimond HS, Anchorage (2000, Braves/4th round)
2009 Draft: None selected
2010 Draft: None selected
2011 Draft: None selected
2012 Draft: None selected
2013 Draft: Johnny Meszaros, rhp, Service HS, Anchorage (Rays/39th round)

2013 DRAFT OVERVIEW

High School Players Drafted/Signed:
1/0

PROSPECTS IN THE TOP 500:

• Roderick Bynum, of, Monroe Catholic HS, Fairbanks (399)



California

California State-by-State List

STRENGTH:
Depth of high school, college talent
WEAKNESS: Frontline college starters
OVERALL RATING (1-to-5 scale): 3

BEST COLLEGE TEAM:
Cal Poly
BEST JUNIOR-COLLEGE TEAM: Orange Coast
BEST HIGH SCHOOL TEAM: Rancho Bernardo HS, San Diego

PROSPECT ON THE RISE:
BLogan Webb, rhp, Rocklin HS
WILD CARD: A.J. Vanegas, rhp, Stanford University

Best Out-of-State Prospect, California Connection:
Scott Heineman, 3b, University of Oregon (attended high school in Pacific Palisades)
Top 2015 Prospect: Justin Hooper, lhp, De la Salle HS, San Ramon
Top 2016 Prospect: Phil Bickford, rhp, Cal State Fullerton

HIGHEST DRAFT PICKS

Draft History
(all 1st round/1st pick):Steve Chilcott, c, Antelope Valley HS, Lancaster (Mets, 1966); Tim Foli, ss, Notre Dame HS, Canoga Park (Mets, 1968); Jeff Burroughs, of, Woodrow Wilson HS, Long Beach (Senators, 1969); Darryl Strawberry, of, Crenshaw HS, Los Angeles (Mets, 1980); Phil Nevin, 3b, Cal State Fullerton (Astros, 1992); Adrian Gonzalez, 1b, Eastlake HS, Chula Vista (Marlins, 2000); Delmon Young, of, Camarillo HS (Devil Rays, 2003); Matt Bush, ss/rhp, Mission Bay HS, San Diego (Padres, 2004); Stephen Strasburg, rhp, San Diego State University (Nationals, 2009); Gerrit Cole, rhp, UCLA (Pirates, 2011); Mark Appel, rhp, Stanford University (Astros, 2013)
2009 Draft: Stephen Strasburg, rhp, San Diego State University (Nationals/1st round, 1st pick)
2010 Draft: Christian Colon, ss, Cal State Fullerton (Royals/1st round, 4th pick)
2011 Draft: Gerrit Cole, rhp, UCLA (Pirates/1st round, 1st pick)
2012 Draft: Kyle Zimmer, rhp, University of San Francisco (Royals/1st round, 5th pick)
2013 Draft: Mark Appel, rhp, Stanford University (Astros/1st round, 1st pick)

2013 DRAFT OVERVIEW

College Players Drafted/Signed:
100/91
Junior College Players Drafted/Signed: 24/18
High School Players Drafted/Signed: 71/39

PROSPECTS IN THE TOP 500:

• Brady Aiken, lhp, Cathedral Catholic HS, Cardiff by the Sea (1)
• Bradley Zimmer, of, University of San Francisco (6)
• Alex Jackson, c/of, Rancho Bernardo HS, Escondido (7)
• Jacob Gatewood, ss, Clovis HS (21)
• Alex Blandino, 3b, Stanford University (25)
• Derek Hill, of, Elk Grove HS, Sacramento (26)
• Luis Ortiz, rhp, Sanger HS (35)
• Matt Chapman, 3b/ss, Cal State Fullerton (38)
• Marcus Wilson, of, J Serra HS, Los Angeles (40)
• Matt Imhof, lhp, Cal Poly (43)
• Taylor Sparks, 3b, UC Irvine (47)
• Michael Cederoth, rhp, San Diego State University (63)
• J.D. Davis, 1b/rhp, Cal State Fullerton (75)
• Jack Flaherty, rhp/3b, Harvard-Westlake HS, Burbank (87)
• Grant Hockin, rhp, Damien HS, Upland (89)
• Jordan Luplow, of, Fresno State University (95)
• Josh Morgan, ss, Orange Lutheran HS, Corona (96)
• Greg Allen, of, San Diego State University (98)
• Wyatt Strahan, rhp, University of Southern California (100)
• A.J. Vanegas, rhp, Stanford University (101)
• Nick Torres, of, Cal Poly (107)
• Jacob Nix, rhp, Los Alamitos HS (118)
• Patrick Weigel, rhp, Oxnard CC (126)
• Derick Velazquez, rhp, Fresno State University (132)
• Austin Slater, of/3b, Stanford University (135)
• Casey Soltis, of, Granada HS, Livermore (136)
• Mitch Hart, rhp, Granite Bay HS (141)
• Rhys Hoskins, 1b/of, Cal State Sacramento (146)
• Tylor Megill, rhp, Marina HS, Huntington Beach (147)
• Aaron Brown, lhp/of, Pepperdine University (153)
• David Hill, rhp, Orange Coast CC (170)
• Austin Davis, lhp, Cal State Bakersfield (175)
• Connor Joe, c/3b, University of San Diego (180)
• Jordan Brink, rhp, Fresno State University (187)
• Kevin Padlo, 3b, Murrieta Valley HS, Murrieta (194)
• Shane Mardirosian, 2b, Martin Luther King HS, Riverside (197)
• Riley Adams, c, Canyon Crest Academy, San Diego (199)
• Cameron Bishop, lhp, Brea-Olinda HS, Brea (201)
• Logan Webb, rhp, Rocklin HS (203)
• Colin Welmon, rhp, Loyola Marymount University (222)
• Reed Reilly, rhp, Cal Poly (229)
• D.J. Peters, of, Glendora HS (237)
• Richard Prigatano, of, Long Beach State University (279)
• Nigel Nootbaar, rhp, University of Southern California (283)
• Stetson Woods, rhp, Liberty HS, Madera (303)
• Shane Zeile, c, UCLA (311)
• Tyler Kuresa, 1b, UC Santa Barbara (322)
• Garrett Mundell, rhp, Fresno State University (325)
• James Carter, rhp, Chabot JC (328)
• Trevor Megill, rhp, Loyola Marymount University (332)
• Trevor Oaks, rhp, California Baptist University (335)
• Andrew Rohrbach, rhp, Long Beach State University (340)
• Tristan Hildebrandt, ss, Esperanza HS, Yorba Linda (345)
• Jacob Ehret, rhp, UCLA (351)
• Luke Dykstra, of, Westlake HS, Thousand Oaks (354)
• Coltin Gerhart, of, Vista Murrieta HS, Murrieta (358)
• Bryson Brigman, 2b, Valley Christian HS, San Jose (367)
• Gabe Llanes, rhp/if, Downey HS (372)
• Caleb Dirks, rhp/of, California Baptist University (386)
• Jonathan Teaney, rhp, Quartz Hill HS, Palmdale (390)
• Dominic Jose, of, Stanford University (391)
• Steven Kane, rhp, Cypress JC (395)
• Trenton Kemp, of, Buchanan HS, Clovis (398)
• Collin Ferguson, 1b/lhp, St. Mary's College (416)
• Joe Gillette, 3b, Scotts Valley HS (417)
• Michael Peterson, rhp, Riverside JC (420)
• David Berg, rhp, UCLA (421)
• Austin Davidson, 3b/1b, Pepperdine University (425)
• Sean Bouchard, 3b, Cathedral Catholic HS, San Diego (435)
• Corey Miller, rhp, Pepperdine University (436)
• Dominique Key, rhp, San Diego HS (440)
• Andrew Morales, rhp, UC Irvine (442)
• Brian Schales, 3b, Edison HS, Huntington Beach (447)
• Scott Hurst, of/2b, Bishop Amat HS, Glendora (478)
• Bryce Dyrda, rhp, Oakdale HS, Modesto (486)
• Jimmy Allen, 2b/3b, Cal Poly (490)



Hawaii

Hawaii State-by-State List

STRENGTH:
Kodi Medeiros
WEAKNESS: Position players
OVERALL RATING (1-to-5 scale): 4

BEST COLLEGE TEAM:
Hawaii
BEST HIGH SCHOOL TEAM: Waiakea HS, Hilo

PROSPECT ON THE RISE:
K.J. Harrison, c, Punahou HS, Kailua
WILD CARD: Scott Squier, lhp, University of Hawaii

Best Out-of-State Prospect, Hawaii Connection:
Michael Suiter, of, University of Kansas (attended high school in Honolulu)
Top 2015 Prospect: Quinton Torres-Costa, lhp, University of Hawaii
Top 2016 Prospect: Marcus Doi, 2b/of, University of Hawaii

HIGHEST DRAFT PICKS

Draft History:
Mike Campbell, rhp, University of Hawaii (1985, Mariners/1st round, 7th pick)
2009 Draft: Vinnie Catricala, 3b, University of Hawaii (Mariners/10th round)
2010 Draft: Josh Slaats, rhp, University of Hawaii (Rockies/5th round)
2011 Draft: Kolten Wong, 2b, University of Hawaii (Cardinals/1st round, 22nd pick)
2012 Draft: Branden Kaupe, 2b, Baldwin HS (Mets/4th round)
2013 Draft: Kean Wong, 2b, Waiakea HS, Hilo (Rays/4th round)

2013 DRAFT OVERVIEW

College Players Drafted/Signed:
1/1
High School Players Drafted/Signed: 6/3

PROSPECTS IN THE TOP 500:

• Kodi Medeiros, lhp, Waiakea HS, Hilo (32)
• K.J. Harrison, c/3b, Punahou HS, Kailua (383)



Oregon

Oregon State-by-State List

STRENGTH:
Oregon State talent
WEAKNESS: Signable high school talent
OVERALL RATING (1-to-5 scale): 5

BEST COLLEGE TEAM:
Oregon State
BEST JUNIOR-COLLEGE TEAM: Treasure Valley
BEST HIGH SCHOOL TEAM: Tualatin

PROSPECT ON THE RISE:
Jace Fry, lhp, Oregon State University
WILD CARD: Porter Clayton, lhp, University of Oregon

Best Out-of-State Prospect, Oregon Connection:
Conor Harber, of/rhp, JC of Western Nevada (attended high school in Astoria)
Top 2015 Prospect: Cole Irvin, lhp, University of Oregon
Top 2016 Prospect: Matt Krook, lhp, University of Oregon

HIGHEST DRAFT PICKS

Draft History:
Dave Roberts, 3b, University of Oregon (1972, Padres/1st round, 1st pick)
2009 Draft: Erik Stavert, rhp, University of Oregon (Rockies/7th round)
2010 Draft: Tyler Waldron, rhp, Oregon State University (Pirates/5th round)
2011 Draft: Tyler Anderson, lhp, University of Oregon (Rockies/1st round, 20th pick)
2012 Draft: Carson Kelly, 3b, Westview HS, Portland (Cardinals/2nd round)
2013 Draft: Keynan Middleton, rhp, Lane CC (Angels/3rd round)

2013 DRAFT OVERVIEW

College Players Drafted/Signed:
15/13
Junior College Players Drafted/Signed: 1/1
High School Players Drafted/Signed: 2/0

PROSPECTS IN THE TOP 500:

• Michael Conforto, of, Oregon State University (13)
• Jace Fry, lhp, Oregon State University (69)
• Dylan Davis, of/rhp, Oregon State University (78)
• Trace Loehr, ss, Rex Putnam HS, Milwaukie (84)
• Jake Reed, rhp, University of Oregon (111)
• Elliott Cary, of, Clackamas HS (160)
• Ben Wetzler, lhp, Oregon State University (165)
• Porter Clayton, lhp, University of Oregon (191)
• Scott Heineman, 3b, University of Oregon (210)
• Tommy Thorpe, lhp, University of Oregon (305)
• Scott Schultz, rhp, Oregon State University (355)
• Blake Drake, of, Concordia University (456)



Washington

Washington State-by-State List

STRENGTH:
College outfielders, high school pitching
WEAKNESS: Impact talent
OVERALL RATING (1-to-5 scale): 3

BEST COLLEGE TEAM:
Washington
BEST JUNIOR-COLLEGE TEAM: Tacoma
BEST HIGH SCHOOL TEAM: Puyallup

PROSPECT ON THE RISE:
Jeff Brigham, rhp, University of Washington
WILD CARD: Ben Roberts, of, Washington State University

Best Out-of-State Prospect, Washington Connection:
Michael Conforto, of, Oregon State University (attended high school in Redmond)
Top 2015 Prospect: Braden Bishop, of, University of Washington
Top 2016 Prospect: Layne Bruner, lhp, Washington State University

HIGHEST DRAFT PICKS

Draft History:
 Mike Lentz, lhp, Juanita HS, Kirkland (1975, Padres/1st round, 2nd pick)
2009 Draft: Kyrell Hudson, of, Evergreen HS, Vancouver (Phillies/3rd round)
2010 Draft: Josh Sale, of, Bishop Blanchet HS, Seattle (Rays/1st round, 17th pick)
2011 Draft: Jeff Ames, rhp, Lower Columbia JC (Rays/1st round, 42nd pick)
2012 Draft: Clint Coulter, c/1b, Union HS, Camas (Brewers/1st round, 27th pick)
2013 Draft: Reese McGuire, c, Kentwood HS, Covington (Pirates/1st round, 14th pick)

2013 DRAFT OVERVIEW

College Players Drafted/Signed:
11/8
Junior College Players Drafted/Signed: 4/3
High School Players Drafted/Signed: 12/3

PROSPECTS IN THE TOP 500:

• Branden Kelliher, rhp, Lake Stevens HS (166)
• Jeff Brigham, rhp, University of Washington (172)
• Gage Burlund, rhp, East Valley HS, Otis Orchards (195)
• Stuart Fairchild, of/c, Seattle Prep (231)
• Andrew Summerville, lhp, Lakeside HS, East Seattle (235)
• Nick Tanielu, 3b/ss, Washington State University (259)
• Yale Rosen, of Washington State University (267)
• Robert Pehl, of, University of Washington (346)
• Drew Rasmussen, rhp, Mt. Spokane HS, Colbert (350)
• Ben Roberts, of, Washington State University (376)
• Michael Gretler, ss, Bonney Lake HS (389)

 


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