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2026 PG High School All State Select Championship (29-30 Grads) (10/17/2026 - 10/18/2026)

North vs. South game highlights
10/18/2026 4:12:54 PM

Royxet Mestre (2030 3B, Houston, TX) absolutely hammered the ball at the top of the zone for a really loud double down the line. He is physical in the box, stands open, and brings it closed off at the point of contact. Good bat speed through the zone creates some lift out front. 

 

Brach Blaney-Koen (2029 1B, Chicago, IL) got a hanging breaker up in the zone and laced it out to the pull side for a base knock. Has a good path through the zone; stays in the zone a long time. Has present strength in the lower half and releases the barrel out front. Followed it up with a blast into the gap for a double out front. Ready to attack the fastball early in the count.

 

Lincoln White (2029 C, San Antonio, TX) got the bat head out early with a good, clean path and smashed it over the center fielder's head. Generates solid bat speed through the zone and has good timing to get the fastball. 5-foot-10, 165-pound; has more room to fill out and develop strength. 

 

Antoine Boucher (2029 LHP, Montreal, QC) is a fluid-swinging left-handed hitter with good control of the barrel and strong hands. Covered the outer half of the plate and sent a missile into the opposite-field gap and legged out a triple. Really good mover, getting around the bases with ease. 

 

Colton Denver (2029 OF, Corpus Christi, TX) got his arms extended on the outer half of the plate, working with a slight uphill to his path. Drove a fastball the other way and banged it off the opposite-field wall for a three-RBI double. Also got on the mound and ran the fastball up into the mid-80s, overpowering hitters consistently. Showed a good breaking ball with developing traits of an out pitch. 

 

Angel Rodriguez (2030 OF, San Antonio, TX) got a hold of one early in the count for a double to the pull side. 5-foot-11, 160-pound right-handed hitter has good control of the barrel and releases it out front. Hunts the ball over the middle of the plate early in counts, battles late in counts, and makes sound decisions. 

 

Austin Vanderwerff (2030 C, Oxford, WI) smashed a pitch in the middle part of the zone, getting the foot down on time with the pitch. Launched one over the center fielder's head for an RBI triple, getting around the bases with good speed. Athletic kid on the bags and in the field. Swings with good intent, looking to do damage out front.