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2023 California Prospect Showcase Top 10 yd split

10/21/2023


Top 10 Split

Name10GradSchoolHometown
Brody Buoncristiani1.542026Chino HillsUpland, CA
Alexander Erickson1.542024Alta LomaRancho Cucamonga, CA
Matthew Bias1.552026Liberty University Online AcademyHuntington Beach, CA
Paul Montoya1.552024Oak HillsHesperia, CA
Jackson McDonald1.562025Corona Del MarNewport Beach, CA
Blake Rajan1.562025El ToroLake Forest, CA
Marcos Tolliver1.562024San RafaelSan Rafael, CA
Kacee Marsh1.572024Twelve Bridges High SchoolLoomis, CA
Jack Zerkel1.572024FoothillTustin, CA
Max Collins1.592024La Costa CanyonCarlsbad, CA
Emmet Desmond1.592024Santa CruzSanta Cruz, CA

 
2023 California Prospect Showcase Top 60 Times

10/21/2023

Top 60

Name60GradSchoolHometown
Alexander Erickson6.802024Alta LomaRancho Cucamonga, CA
Brayden Bennett6.832025Arrowhead Christian AcademyHighland, CA
Brock Foulds6.872025Rancho CucamongaRancho Cucamonga, CA
Jack Zerkel6.882024FoothillTustin, CA
Blake Rajan6.892025El ToroLake Forest, CA
Kacee Marsh6.942024Twelve Bridges High SchoolLoomis, CA
Alex Jang6.982025Faith LutheranLas Vegas, NV
Phoenix Brant7.032025San Diego International StudiesSan Diego, CA
Isaiah Reveron7.042025Apple ValleyApple Valley, CA
Emmet Desmond7.062024Santa CruzSanta Cruz, CA
Jackson McDonald7.082025Corona Del MarNewport Beach, CA

 
2023 California Prospect Showcase Top Catcher Pop Times

10/21/2023


Top Pop

NamePopGradSchoolHometown
Mace Wheeler1.872025ValhallaEl Cajon, CA
Nathaniel Nunez1.962026Newbury ParkNewbury Park, CA
Emmet Desmond2.002024Santa CruzSanta Cruz, CA
Brandon Kwon2.032024Crescenta ValleyLa Crescenta, CA
Caleb Fry2.042025Dana HillsLaguna Niguel, CA
Alexander Harris2.042025Castle ViewCastle Rock, CO
Jackson Wier2.162026FairviewLouisville, CO

 
2023 California Prospect Showcase Top Catcher Velocities

10/21/2023


Top C

NameCGradSchoolHometown
Mace Wheeler782025ValhallaEl Cajon, CA
Emmet Desmond772024Santa CruzSanta Cruz, CA
Caleb Fry742025Dana HillsLaguna Niguel, CA
Brandon Kwon742024Crescenta ValleyLa Crescenta, CA
Alexander Harris732025Castle ViewCastle Rock, CO
Nathaniel Nunez732026Newbury ParkNewbury Park, CA
Jackson Wier732026FairviewLouisville, CO

 
2023 California Prospect Showcase Top 1B Velocities

10/21/2023


Top 1B

Name1BGradSchoolHometown
Vince Menard932025Corona Del MarNewport Beach, CA
Carter Danz882024Corona Del MarNewport Beach, CA
Matthew Bias832026Liberty University Online AcademyHuntington Beach, CA
Brody Buoncristiani802026Chino HillsUpland, CA
Marcos Tolliver792024San RafaelSan Rafael, CA
Phoenix Brant762025San Diego International StudiesSan Diego, CA
Jullian Hernandez712027SegerstromSanta Ana, CA
Keller Slotnick672024de ToledoOak Park, CA

 
2023 California Prospect Showcase Top Infield Velocities

10/21/2023


Top IF

NameIFGradSchoolHometown
Vince Menard932025Corona Del MarNewport Beach, CA
Alex Jang882025Faith LutheranLas Vegas, NV
Caleb Trugman862026Ruben S. AyalaUpland, CA
Brock Foulds852025Rancho CucamongaRancho Cucamonga, CA
Isaiah Reveron832025Apple ValleyApple Valley, CA
Emmet Desmond822024Santa CruzSanta Cruz, CA
Braeden Butler792026Justin-SienaNapa, CA
Jack Kelly782025Cathedral CatholicSan Diego, CA
Nathan Leal782024Martin Luther King Jr.Riverside, CA
Andre Muneton782025Auburn RiversideFederal Way, WA

 
2023 California Prospect Showcase Top Outfield Velocities

10/21/2023

Top OF

NameOFGradSchoolHometown
Caleb Trugman912026Ruben S. AyalaUpland, CA
Carter Danz902024Corona Del MarNewport Beach, CA
Jack Zerkel882024FoothillTustin, CA
Alexander Erickson872024Alta LomaRancho Cucamonga, CA
Matthew Bias862026Liberty University Online AcademyHuntington Beach, CA
Phoenix Brant852025San Diego International StudiesSan Diego, CA
Jacob Draper842025ParacletePalmdale, CA
Paul Montoya842024Oak HillsHesperia, CA
Blake Rajan842025El ToroLake Forest, CA
Isaiah Reveron842025Apple ValleyApple Valley, CA

 
3-Green vs 2-Columbia Blue

10/22/2023

Phoenix Brant (2025 OF, San Diego, CA) Went backside on a line in the first to score a run for the Green team.  

David Baralt (2026 SS, Bakersfield, CA) Got the start on the bump for Columbia Blue.  Threw two innings without allowing a run and striking out 1.

William Kemp (2026 SS, Bishop, CA) Got the start on the mound for the Green team.  He threw two innings without allowing a hit.  Efficient day for the righty.  

Mace Wheeler (2025 C, El Cajon, CA) Picked up another hit on the day with a pull side barrel.  Really good approach at the plate.  

Brody Buoncristiani (2026 1B, Upland, CA) Came in out of the pen for the Green team. Threw two impressive innings without allowing a run.  
1-Black vs 3-Green

10/22/2023

Caleb Fry (2025 C, Laguna Niguel, CA) Got the start for on the bump for the Green team.  Went two innings allowing one run and struck out one.  

Brock Foulds (2025 SS, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Got the first hit of the game, driving a base knock up the middle for Team Black.  Solid barrel.  

Nathan Leal (2024 RHP, Riverside, CA) Nice at bat in the 2nd for the black team.  Worked the count and went backside for a base hit.

Jacob Draper (2025 RHP, Palmdale, CA) Got the start on the mound for the Black team.  Went three innings without allowing a run and striking out 4.

Phoenix Brant (2025 OF, San Diego, CA) Physical athlete.  Went an inning without allowing a hit and struck out one.  
2-Columbia Blue vs 1-Black

10/22/2023

Mace Wheeler (2025 C, El Cajon, CA) Got the Columbia Blue bats going early with a leadoff barrel to the wall in right for a standup double.  

Marcos Tolliver (2024 RHP, San Rafael, CA) Got the start on the mound for the Black team.  Went three innings, allowing a run on two hits while striking out six. 

Jack Kelly (2025 SS, San Diego, CA) Got the start on the hill for Columbia Blue.  Allowed no hits or runs through an inning of work.  

Alexander Harris (2025 C, Castle Rock, CO) Came in out of the pen to throw three solid innings in relief.  Allowed one hit and no runs while striking out three.  
3-Green vs 1-Black

10/21/2023

Alexander Erickson (2024 OF, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Stayed back to drive a backside double in the gap in the first for the Green team.  Solid barrel driving it to the wall in the right center gap.  

Nathan Leal (2024 RHP, Riverside, CA) Got the start on the mound for the Black team.  He went three innings allowing four hits and two earned.   

Jared Robles (2024 RHP, Bakersfield, CA) Got the start on the mound for the Green team.  Went three innings without allowing a hit, giving up one unearned run and struck out 7.  Really dominant outing for the righty.  

Andre Muneton (2025 SS, Federal Way, WA) Went back up the middle for a base hit for the Green team in the top of the 2nd.  Solid barrel control staying on an level plane.

Blake Rajan (2025 OF, Lake Forest, CA) Caught another barrel on the day driving the ball deep into the right center gap for a stand up triple.  Two really loud barrels on the day.

Blake Rajan (2025 OF, Lake Forest, CA) Really loud barrel in the second driving a ball down the left field line and legging out a triple for the Green team.  

Caleb Trugman (2026 3B, Upland, CA) Impressive two innings of work with fastball that was 86-87 paired with a solid breaking ball at 64-65.  A nice outing for the sophmore right hander for the Green team.  

Brock Foulds (2025 SS, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Barreled on up in the fourth for the Black team into the left center gap for a stand up triple.  
2-Columbia Blue vs 3-Green

10/21/2023

Hunter Haase (2025 RHP, La Mesa, CA) Got the start on the mound for the Green team.  He went three innings without allowing a hit and struck out 7 in a dominating performance.  

Jackson Wier (2026 RHP, Louisville, CO) Got the start on the mound for Columbia Blue. He went three innings allowing one run and striking out 4.

Alexander Erickson (2024 OF, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Recorded the first hit of the game in the 2nd with an up the middle base hit for the Green team.  Came in out of the pen to throw two innings.  He did not allow a hit and struck out two.  

Blake Rajan (2025 OF, Lake Forest, CA) Hammered a triple to the wall to score the first run of the game for the Green team.  Found a barrel to the right center gap. 

Paul Montoya (2024 OF, Hesperia, CA) Came out of the pen to throw two innings for Columbia Blue.  Struck out of the side in his first inning of work. Added two more strike outs in the second inning of work.  He didn't allow a hit.
1-Black vs 2-Columbia Blue

10/21/2023

Max Collins (2024 RHP, Carlsbad, CA) Got the start on the mound for Columbia Blue.  He went three innings allowing just one hit and struck out six in a dominant performance.  

Brenton Wirthgen (2024 LHP, Foothill Ranch, CA) Got the start on the mound for the Black team.  He went one inning topping out at 81 allowing one run and striking out one.  

Alexander Harris (2025 C, Castle Rock, CO) Got Columbia Blue on the board in the first with a line drive base hit to left to score a run.  He added a back side double that scored a run in the 4th.

Brandon Kwon (2024 C, La Crescenta, CA) Picked up the first hit of the day for the Black team with a barrel up the middle for a base hit.   

Jack Zerkel (2024 OF, Tustin, CA)Caught a barrel for Columbia Blue driving a triple to the left center gap.   
Batting Practice Highlights

10/21/2023

Brock Foulds (2025 SS, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) put together a loud round of batting practice, producing several well-struck liners into both gaps. The 5-foot-10 right-handed hitter utilizes a simple toe-tap trigger and keeps his strong hands inside the baseball. He delivers the barrel in a timely manner and creates plenty of strength at the point of impact. Foulds showcased a very consistent barrel with intriguing power potential moving forward.

Alex Jang (2025 SS, Las Vegas, NV) put his power on display, launching multiple baseballs to the pull-side for distance. The 5-foot-9 right-handed hitter has tons of strength in the hands and creates loud impact at the point of contact. He utilizes a quick weight shift and creates good whip to the barrel through the strike zone.

Nathan Leal (2024 RHP, Riverside, CA) was consistently on the barrel during his round of BP, carrying baseballs into both alleyways. He showed an advanced feel for creating backspin while still working the entire diamond. The 5-foot-7 right-handed hitter has an intriguing power tool that will continue to progress as he adds strength to his frame.

Carter Danz (2024 OF, Newport Beach, CA) produced loud contact to the pull-side on a consistent basis during his BP round. The 6-foot-2 195-pound left-handed hitter has plenty of quickness in the hips and hands along with a good feel for the barrel. He controls the bat well throughout the strike zone and projects for more power as he continues to physically mature.

Marcos Tolliver (2024 RHP, San Rafael, CA) showed off his nifty bat-to-ball skills, producing plenty of hard contact to the pull-side. The 6-foot-6 215-pound right-handed hitter manipulates the barrel well in and around the strike zone, and finds the sweet spot at a high rate. He offers plenty of intrigue as a bat and will continue to add to his power tool as he fills out his frame.

Matthew Bias (2026 1B, Huntington Beach, CA) put his barrel skills on display, lining several baseballs all across the diamond. He showcased the ability to create backspin and leverage from gap to gap while also lacing multiple baseballs through the pull-side. The 5-foot-9 left-handed hitter takes a short and direct path to the baseball, delivering the barrel both on-plane and on-time.

Paul Montoya (2024 OF, Hesperia, CA) put together a loud round of BP, lining several baseballs to the pull-side. He utilizes a quick, on-plane stroke and creates good extension through the strike zone. The 5-foot-9 left-handed hitter has tons of effortless bat speed that results in loud barrels more often than not. Montoya offers plenty of intrigue and projects well as a hitter.

Vince Menard (2025 3B, Newport Beach, CA) showcased his power tool with multiple deep fly balls all over the field. The 6-foot-3 215-pound right-handed hitter utilizes a deep hand load that works into a quick line drive stroke. He has tons of strength in the hands along with effortless bat speed that helps him do damage at the plate. Menard displayed a mature approach in the batter’s box with an advanced ability of working the entire field.

Brody Buoncristiani (2026 1B, Upland, CA) put together one of the most consistent rounds of BP, launching several well-struck baseballs to the pull-side. He takes a short and quick path to the ball and has a nifty ability of creating leverage. The 6-foot-1 left-handed hitter starts in a wide base and creates clean extension through the strike zone. Buoncristiani has plenty of quickness in the hips and hands, making him an intriguing, well-rounded bat.

Alexander Erickson (2024 OF, Rancho Cucamonga, CA) showed off his barrel skills with a clean and consistent round. The 6-foot-1 right-handed hitter has a projectable frame with intriguing athleticism. He found the barrel at a high rate and controlled it well in and around the strike zone. Erickson projects for more power as he continues to add strength to his frame.

Isaiah Reveron (2025 SS, Apple Valley, CA) put together the loudest round of the day, launching several baseballs to the pull-side, including a home run over the left field wall. The 6-foot-1 190-pound right-handed hitter utilizes a synced-up load and leg lift trigger prior to an explosive turn to the point of contact. He has tons of strength in the hands and creates effortless leverage to the pull-side.
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