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Top Prospect List
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2023 Top Prospects
Tommy Farmer  OF - 2023 - Santa Monica, CA
Texas

Farmer showcased enticing tools across the board. Running a 6.39 and throwing 87 mph from the outfield, both ranking No. 1 in the event. Big time athlete who stood out in multiple facets. Speed impacts the game in a multitude of ways. Loose right-handed swing bodes well as the frame can still fill out. Farmer is intriguing in many facets and stood out.

Reid Montgomery  OF - 2023 - Mission Viejo, CA
Long Beach State

Montgomery was another stand out in drills, recording 85 mph from the outfield and running a 6.71 sixty. Tools showed up in game and brings a lot to the table. Solid presence in the box, quick hands work to all fields and shows impact strength to the pull side in his round. Montgomery was a solid performer.

Ryan Ruch  OF - 2023 - San Diego, CA
California State University, Bakersfield

Ruch had one of the loudest showings at the plate, working both gaps for two triples on the day. Showed loud strength to the pull-side in BP and it translated to game. 6.77 runner with the ability to turn the barrel over. Good hands a clean finish to the path. Speed plays all over the outfield. Name to watch closely going forward.

Lucas Zack  LHP - 2023 - Redlands, CA
California Baptist University

Zack was a standout on both sides as the southpaw topped 84 on the bump with feel for a quality changeup. Physcial presence with good strength to the pull side in his round and showed a strong arm across the diamond.

Cam Staton  LHP - 2023 - Auburn, CA
Westmont College

Staton impressed with his two-way ability. Topping 84 on the mound from the left side and missing bats with a solid 1-7 curveball. Staton also had a solid round of BP with lots of lift at contact and working the barrel to the pull side. He made a big impact in many facets.


2024 Top Prospects
Kyler Northrop  SS - 2024 - Billings, MT
Washington State

Northrop found a couple of loud barrels during games and impressed with some defensive versatility. Quicker path with good strength at impact. Gets into the lower half and can keep the hips tight and rotated through contact. Solid athlete that played several positions over two days of games.

Max Adolph  RHP - 2024 - Valley Center, CA
Uncommitted

Adolph was a solid arm on the mound, ran it up to and showed feel for a four-pitch mix. Mixed tempos well with a CB, SL, CH mix and showcased feel to spin. Really solid outing and impressed on the hill.


2025 Top Prospects
Jordan Ortiz  C - 2025 - San Jose, CA
Loyola Marymount

Ortiz brings a ton of upside on the mound as he continues to develop. The RHP/C impressed in his two innings of work. Ran fastball up to 84 and lived low-80s with good life up in the zone. Flashed a 11-5 breaking ball that had late, tight depth to it. Real loose arm, athletic body that projects. Young for the class and stood out in a big way. Upside.

Freddie Angiuli  RHP - 2025 - Huntington Beach, CA
Uncommitted

Angiuli was another two-way standout who immediately opened eyes in relief. Fastball topped 83 and lived low-80s with arm-side run. Looser arm circle, quick arm. Broke off a slider and changeup in the process. Traits to be a solid table setter at the top of a lineup with quality actions on the dirt. Impressive display.

Ethin Bingaman  RHP - 2025 - Redlands, CA
Auburn

Bingaman has a power arsenal for his age group, running a hard fastball up to 85 and pairing it with a big, downer breaking ball that got a good amount of swing-and-miss action. Also showed a solid round of BP with some feel for the leather up the middle. Solid two-way name to keep an eye on.


2026 Top Prospects
Milan Rai  2B - 2026 - Yorba Linda, CA
Uncommitted

Rai was impressive for the age group, making consistent hard contact against quality arms in game. Even balanced swing that stays inside. Quick, even hands work the barrel with good jump when squared. More physical projection going forward and lots to like both sides.