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| 2,608 MLB PLAYERS | 16,397 MLB DRAFT SELECTIONS
2,608 MLB PLAYERS | 16,397 MLB DRAFT SELECTIONS

2026 PG 14U Northern California All-State Games (Invite Only) (08/14/2026 - 08/16/2026)

BP Highlights
8/15/2026 11:07:02 AM

Dominic Anderson (2031, Placerville, CA) The 5-foot-9, 145-pound left-handed hitter showed an athletic swing with a slight uphill path and intent to work through the middle of the field. Flashed some bat speed.

Hunter Caldwell (2030, Vacaville, CA) The 5-foot-8, 131-pound right-handed hitter showed a smooth, balanced swing with good extension at contact. Worked the middle of the field consistently, producing line-drive contact.

London Dehn (2030, Byron, CA) The 5-foot-7, 135-pound left-handed hitter showed an athletic, handsy swing with a pull-side approach. Plenty of bat speed and feel for the barrel, with his best contact coming when he stayed through the middle.

Dylan Spliethof (2029, Redding, CA) The 6-foot, 160-pound right-handed hitter stood out with fluidity and athleticism in the swing. The ball jumped off the barrel to the pull side, with plenty of projection in the frame.

Landon Cerda-Zein (2031, Alameda, CA) The 5-foot-9, 134-pound right-handed hitter showed a direct path to contact with intent to shoot the baseball into center field.

Lukas McLaughlin (2029, Redding, CA) The 5-foot-9, 140-pound right-handed hitter showed a smooth swing with a direct path to contact. Plenty of room to fill in the frame with upside.

Jesse Phillips (2031, Sacramento, CA) The 5-foot-6, 140-pound right-handed hitter showed raw strength with feel for the barrel. Flashed gap-to-gap juice with plenty of power projection.

William Callaghan (2030, Vacaville, CA) The 5-foot-8, 145-pound right-handed hitter showed a quick-twitch trigger with intent through the middle of the field. Level path to contact created consistent line drives.

Arthur (AJ) Moreno (2030, Salida, CA) The 5-foot-6, 157-pound left-handed hitter has a low handset and works uphill through contact with extension. Flashed raw pull-side strength.

Paul Ocampo (2030, Los Molinos, CA) The 5-foot-10, 210-pound right-handed hitter impressed with power to the deep parts of the field. Showed a clear approach before each swing, pairing strength with bat speed and feel for the barrel.