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2026 PG High School All State Select Championship (29-30 Grads)
Pool Play - Each team will play 2 games on Saturday
The pool winner from each pool will move on to the Sunday playoff
Each other team will receive a consolation game on Sunday

Tie-Breaker for pool play
1. Pool play overall record (winning percentage)
2. If two teams are tied -Head to Head winner
3. If three teams are tied – If one team has defeated both other teams, that team advances. If not go to #4.
4. Total runs allowed in pool play.
5. If still tied – Total runs scored in pool play
6. If still tied – Total runs allowed subtracting game with most runs allowed in pool play
7. If still tied – Total runs allowed minus two games with most runs allowed in pool play
8. If still tied – Runs scored inning by inning starting with first game until one team has more runs after a complete inning starting with pool games
9. Second place teams will always be taken ahead of 3rd place teams for wild cards, 3rd place ahead of 4th place, etc.
Oct 17-18 |  Premier Baseball of Texas | Tomball, TX
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15-Northeast vs. 2-South Central Game Highlights

10/18/2026

Jacob Vargas (2030 RHP, Hazlet, NJ) had a loud swing here early, going back side to left for a homer. Vargas has some solid bat speed with some strength to the frame, and he was able to show his ability to impact the baseball to the opposite field here early. Vargas added to his day at the plate later on, sending one into the right center field gap for a double. He also ran the fastball up to 79 on the mound. 

Cayden Hereth (2029 OF, Holbrook, NY) had a solid swing in this one, going the other way for a double. Hereth has a simple swing from the left side with solid barrel accuracy, and he was able to find some grass in left. 

Elias Moles (2030 3B, Houston, TX) was impressive with the stuff on the mound, working the fastball up to 79 with some life and mixing in a tight breaker around the high 60s range. Moles was also in the zone often. 

Gibson Moore (2029 SS, Columbia, MO) had a nice swing in the third inning of the day, sending one into the opposite field gap for a triple. Moore's swing works well to the middle of the field, and he sent this one off the bat at 89 exit velocity. He later added another double, burning the center fielder.

Carson Bayer (2030 SS, Stony Brook, NY) had a solid swing in the fourth, shooting one into the pull side gap for a double. Bayer has some solid bat speed, and he was able to show off the strength a bit to collect an RBI. 

Aiden Care (2029 1B, Holbrook, NY) had a nice swing in the top of the sixth, lining one into left for a double. The swing works well into all fields, and he was able to show off the impact going to the opposite field. 

Hudson Oakley (2030 SS, Miami, OK) had a loud swing in the bottom of the sixth inning, going all the way to the wall in left for a double. The swing works well out front, and he was able to flex the power a bit for the RBI. 

Kevin Brown (2030 OF, Cypress, TX) had a good swing in the bottom of the sixth, going to the pull side for a double. Brown has a simple operation from the right side of the plate, and was able to plate a runner. 

Cormac Stewart (2030 3B, Fort Collins, CO) was solid on the mound, working around the low 80s with the fastball and topping out at 82 mph. Stewart was also in the zone often, and was able to strike out 2 in his 2 innings of work.

Francisco Suarez (2029 1B, Houston, TX) had a nice swing in the eight inning, shooting one to the gap for a double. Suarez has a simple approach from the left side, and he was able to plate a pair of runners here.
Field 4 Game Highlights

10/18/2026

MID-ATLANTIC VS EAST

 

Maxwell Langdon (2029, West Pittston, Pennsylvania) opened the scoring with a home run to left.

 

Jake Bush (2029, Ewing, New Jersey) answered with a bomb of his own to left.

 

Kaiden Taveras (2030, Vass, North Carolina) absolutely smoked a double to center field.

 

JJ Russell (2029, Wayne, Pennsylvania) narrowly missed a solo home run to right. Settled for a triple that banged off the wall.

 

Jonathan Carter (2030, Collierville, Tennessee) added to the cause with a double in the left center gap.

 

GEORGIA VS FLORIDA

 

Connor Janysek (2030, Poth, Texas) drove in a run with a double to left center.

 

Paul Moret (2029, Houston, Texas) added another double to left center the very next batter.

 

Ryles Register (2030, Kathleen, Georgia) started the following inning with a laser double to right field.

 

Gavin Cobb (2030, Satellite Beach, Florida), later, would add a double over the center fielder’s head.
FIeld 3 Game Highlights

10/18/2026

Zachary Byrd (2029 RHP, Memphis, TN), a large 6-foot-5, 230-pound right-hander, was dominant in his 3 innings of work. Fastball worked in the high-80s with some two-seam sink to it. Slider showed some sweeping traits to it in the mid-70s. Also had a really good splitter in the mid-70s, mostly to left-handed hitters. Struck out 5 across his 3 innings of work.

Kaden Kim (2030 OF, Pasadena, CA) is a really physical 5-foot-9, 175-pound outfielder with a solid lower half that he uses well in the box. Ambushed the fastball ahead in the count and drove it out to the opposite field. A good deal of bat speed catching up to the high heat. Has good direction using the entire field. 

 

Paul Moret (2029 C, Houston, TX) got the barrel out front on this changeup that stayed elevated and laced it to the opposite-field gap for a double to lead it off. Clean weight shift into the swing to create good bat speed. 6-foot, 205-pound backstop has present strength, with more to come.

 

Drew Beerman (2030 OF, Chapin, SC) took a good hack here to get the inning started with a lead-off double to the big part of the field. Put together a competitive plate appearance, working it full and hunting the fastball in a hittable spot. Good athlete moved around the bases well. Plays with good effort. 
Field 5 Game Highlights (Sunday)

10/18/2026

Carson Maduro (2029 C, Heflin, AL) showcased his ability on both sides of the ball during a productive outing. At the plate, the right-handed hitter drove a two-RBI double into right-center field, showing present barrel-to-ball skills and a short, direct path to contact. The hands worked efficiently through the zone. On the mound, Maduro worked two innings and ran the fastball up to 80 mph, giving a solid look as a two-way prospect. 
 
Steven Adame III (2029 1B, Tomball, TX) turned in a strong two-inning performance, striking out four while allowing no runs. Working from a low three-quarter slot, the right-hander ran the fastball up to 85 mph and showed the ability to work all parts of the zone. The fastball featured arm-side run and paired well with a 74-77 mph slider that showed short, late action. He also mixed in a changeup with well-replicated arm speed. Adame consistently threw strikes, missed barrels, and displayed an advanced understanding of how to attack hitters. 
 
Mason Matos (2030 3B, Woodbridge, VA) struck out three across two innings while showing an ability to consistently compete in the strike zone. The right-hander worked from a three-quarter slot and ran the fastball up to 82 mph, generating run at the bottom of the zone. He complemented it with a shorter curveball showing 11-to-5 shape and also mixed in a changeup. Operating with a 74% strike rate, Matos pitched efficiently and generated weak contact throughout the outing. 
 
Austin Foskey (2030 1B, Chesapeake, VA) delivered a clean relief appearance while showcasing an effective three-pitch mix. The right-hander worked downhill from an athletic, repeatable delivery and ran the fastball up to 85 mph. He mixed in a mid-70s changeup that played well off the heater and flashed a 66-68 mph slider with sharp action. Foskey worked ahead throughout the outing and consistently filled up the strike zone. 
 
Coltin McKeel (2029 C, Whispering Pines, NC) collected an opposite-field double into right-center field, highlighting the strength of his offensive approach. The right-handed hitter stayed inside the baseball well and allowed the barrel to work through the middle of the field. There is noticeable strength in the hands, and the swing remains connected throughout the operation. The ability to drive the baseball to the opposite-field gap stood out during the look. 
 
Brantley Rogers (2030 SS, Hernando, MS) put together a two-hit game highlighted by a pull-side double. The right-handed hitter showed present strength at contact and consistently got the barrel out front. His hands work through a short path to the ball and stay tight through the move, allowing him to create quality contact. The combination of barrel control and strength produced a productive day at the plate. 
 
Jake Dolan (2030 1B, Middletown, VA) showcased his strength at the plate with a double driven into the left-center field gap. The physical right-handed hitter works from an open stance and does a nice job matching plane through the zone. There is noticeable whip in the barrel, allowing him to create bat speed and impact to the pull side gap. He works through a slight uphill path and stays through contact well, while showing the strength and leverage to drive the baseball when he gets a pitch to handle.

Samuel Smith (2029 RHP, Bonham, TX) was flawless in his start, striking out eight batters through three hitless innings of work. The right-hander kept his fastball in the 86-87 mph range, topping it out at 90 mph. He paired the heater with a two-plane slider that was spun successfully for strikes later on in counts.

James Vecchio (2029 LHP, Chagrin Falls, OH) turned in an impressive start, striking out a handful of batters across three shutout innings of work. The left-hander worked his fastball in all four quadrants of the strike zone, topping it out at 85 mph. He sequenced in a slurvy breaking ball that was effective at mistiming opposing hitters.

Logan Peterson (2030 RHP, Bowling Green, KY) put together two quality relief innings, striking out four batters while allowing just two hits. The right-hander lived in the 82-84 mph range with good feel for locating his more traditional 12-6 curveball.

Max Gallaher (2029 C, Nicholasville, KY) drove in an insurance run for his team with a triple to right field. The righty hitter controls the barrel well throughout the strike zone and can work all parts of the field. 

Cale Francis (2029 3B, Boerne, TX) drove in a run for his team with a loud double to centerfield. The 6-foot-3 righty hitter delivers a quick and timely barrel with good feel for staying through the gaps.
7-Pacific Coast vs. 14-West Game Highlights

10/18/2026

Blake McCarroll (2030 C, Nampa, ID) got us off to a hot start in this one, lining one into right for a double. The swing works best to the middle of the field with some direction, and he did a nice job keeping the hands going that way. He also later added another double in the bottom of the 4th, with this one going into the gap for a pair of RBIs. 

Gabe Carlino (2029 SS, Post Falls, ID) had an impressive showing out on the hill, working the fastball up to 79 with some life to it. Carlino was able to tally 3 strikeouts in 2 innings of work. 

Ricky Gabuat (2029 C, Burien, WA) had a nice swing in the top of the 4th, hammering one into the pull side gap for a 2 RBI double. The swing has some strength to the hands with the ability to turn on the baseball, and he was able to show that strength here. 

Nixon Sharp (2030 RHP, Kirkland, WA) had a nice swing in the top of the 5th, sending one into left for a double and a pair of RBIs. The swing works well to all fields with some strength, and he did a nice job keeping the hands going that way. 

Declan Hordichuk (2030 C, Scottsdale, AZ) had a nice swing here in the bottom of the 10th, hammering one off the wall in left for a double. Hordichuck has some impressive power for the age, and he just missed a homer here. 
North vs. South game highlights

10/18/2026

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. 
Field 8 Game Highlights

10/17/2026

Game 1: 

Zach Cosmaciuc delivered one of the most dominant outings of the day, punching out nine hitters across three innings. The right-hander works with a short, whippy arm action from an over-the-top slot and ran the fastball up to 83 mph, showing life through the zone. He complemented it with a 65-69 mph slider that consistently kept hitters off balance. An athletic mover down the mound, Cosmaciuc controlled at-bats from the start and generated plenty of swing-and-miss with the fastball-slider combination. 

Austin Taylor turned in three scoreless innings behind a polished and repeatable operation. The right-hander worked the fastball up to 79 mph and consistently landed it around the zone while getting ahead of hitters. His 66 mph curveball showed quality 11-to-5 shape and gave him a dependable secondary weapon. Taylor maintained tempo throughout the outing and showed the ability to throw either pitch in competitive counts. 

 

Game 2:
Brandon Hirsch put together one of the better offensive performances of the day, finishing 2-for-2 with a double to left-center and a triple to right-center. The right-handed hitter consistently matched plane with the pitch and kept the hands connected through contact. He drove the baseball to all fields and showed quality barrel feel throughout the afternoon. 

Gavin Carcelen showcased his offensive ability with an RBI triple into left field. The right-handed hitter works through a short path with quick hands and maintains connection throughout the swing. He loads well into the backside, stays under control through contact, and consistently positions the barrel to produce hard contact. 

Matthew Romero fired 2 2/3 scoreless innings while effectively mixing pitches and limiting hard contact. The right-hander ran the fastball up to 72 mph from a low three-quarter slot, creating some arm-side action and deception. His 58 mph slider showed sweeping action and played effectively off the heater. Romero consistently worked ahead in counts and kept hitters from getting comfortable throughout the outing. 

Alex Van De Mark tossed two scoreless innings while showing confidence in a three-pitch mix. The right-hander worked the fastball up to 77 mph, attacking hitters with strikes from a repeatable delivery. He mixed in a 65 mph curveball and 67 mph changeup, showing feel for both secondary offerings. The ability to change speeds kept opposing hitters from locking in on one look. 

 

Game 3: 
Antoine Boucher stood out as one of the premier two-way performers on the field. On the mound, the left-hander ran the fastball up to 87 mph while showing feel for both a 68-70 mph slider and 73 mph changeup. He mixed all three effectively and kept hitters off balance throughout the outing. At the plate, Boucher launched a pull-side home run, displaying a compact move and plenty of strength through contact. The complete skill set was on display all day. 

Caleb Kahoalli flashed some of the loudest stuff of the event while striking out six hitters in two innings. The right-hander worked the fastball up to 89 mph with life through the zone and backed it with three quality secondary offerings. The 76 mph slider showed sweep, the 70 mph curveball featured depth, and the 78 mph changeup showed feel as another weapon. The arsenal consistently generated uncomfortable swings and misses. 

Ricky Gabuat collected a double while showing advanced feel for the barrel. The right-handed hitter works from a wider base and demonstrates the ability to make adjustments during the swing. His hands stay direct to contact, allowing him to repeatedly square baseballs up and drive them back through the middle of the field. 

Koren McCary-Smith enjoyed a productive day offensively, recording a double. The right-handed hitter works with a compact operation and consistently gets the barrel out front. His direct hand path and feel for contact allowed him to impact the baseball to multiple parts of the field. 

Kai Fairbanks turned in a two-hit performance highlighted by an RBI double down the left-field line. The right-handed hitter swings with rhythm and remains connected throughout the move. He works short to the baseball before creating extension through contact, producing quality contact throughout the game. 

Julyan Barajas collected a double into left field while continuing to show a fundamentally sound offensive approach. The right-handed hitter utilizes high hands and a direct path to contact, allowing the barrel to stay through the zone. He maintained balance throughout the swing and consistently produced competitive at-bats. 

 

Game 4: 
Riley Bundren delivered some of the loudest contact of the afternoon with a pull-side home run. The left-handed hitter creates quality leverage through the zone and shows present strength at impact. He remains short to the baseball and generates extension through contact, allowing the power to translate in game action. 

Levi Schwinge dominated in a two-inning outing, allowing no hits while striking out six. The right-hander ran the fastball up to 88 mph and showed advanced feel for sequencing. His 74-77 mph slider featured tight late action and consistently generated empty swings, while the 80 mph changeup gave hitters another look to account for. The combination of stuff, pitchability, and physicality made for one of the strongest outings of the day. 

Drew Beerman worked two scoreless innings and struck out three while showing feel for a complete three-pitch mix. The right-hander pitched off a fastball that reached 79 mph and consistently worked around the strike zone. His 69-70 mph slider showed late shape, while the 68 mph changeup provided an effective look against left-handers. Beerman kept hitters off balance by mixing all three offerings throughout the outing. 
Field 4 Game Highlights

10/17/2026

9-CALIFORNIA VS 10-DEEP SOUTH

Bowen Fontenot (2030, Baton Rouge, Louisiana) opened the hit column with a double over the CF head.

 

9-CALIFORNIA VS 12-SOUTH

 

Drew Benson (2030, Newport Beach, California) roped a double down the left field line to drive in a run. 87 off the bat.

 

Dylan Spliethof (2029, Redding, California) followed that with an RBI triple to RCF.

 

Henry Schmitz (2029, Flagstaff, Arizona) got South in the hit column with a double to LF.

 

Colton Denver (2029, Corpus Christi, Texas) obliterated one to dead center, clearing the bases with a triple.

 

Christian Gonzalez (2029, Tomball, Texas) added on with a double in the right center gap.

 

1-FLORIDA VS 2-SOUTH CENTRAL

 

Evan Ferreira (2029, Miami, Florida) opened the hit column with a scalded double to CF.

 

Bradley Buigas (2030, Marathon, Florida) blistered a triple to right, one hopping the fence.

 

Matthew Hernandez (2029, Miami Lakes, Florida) added on with an RBI triple in the left center gap.

 

4-EAST VS 1-FLORIDA

 

Gavin Cobb (2030, Satellite Beach, Florida) laced one to right for an RBI double to continue the scoring barrage.

 

Logan Bartkowiak (2030, Spring, Texas) RBI put an exclamation point on the offense with an RBI double in the left center gap.
Field 6 Game Highlights

10/17/2026

13-Georgia 

 

Connor Janysek (2030 C, Poth, TX) smoked a 2-run double to the left-center gap in game action. Would later double down the line in the next game. Has a powerful swing and can consistently impact the baseball.

 

Chanse Hall (2030 SS, McDonough, GA) put together some quality at-bats including a laced base-hit in game action. Has a smooth lefty swing and swings with good rhythm to it in the box. Showed some real hitter traits today. 

 

Paul Moret (2029 C, Houston, TX)absolutely turned on a ball to deep left for a rbi triple in his first game. Proceeded to smoke a base-hit through the six hole later on that came off with 95 EV. Swings with absolute intent and has shown some legitimate bat speed. 

 

Jack Rossi (2029 LHP, Suwanee, GA) went 3 strong innings pitched and showed a quality 4 pitch mix throughout his outing. Fastball worked up to 81 and located well. Landed all off-speed with feel for it all. Good stuff and could locate. Pitch-ability stood out. Struck out five batters over three quality innings. 

 

Jacob Dean (2029 RHP, Buford, GA) worked up to 83 with his fastball with hard running life. Showed a slider with sharp horizontal bite and a change with hard fading action. Control was scattered but plenty of things to like here. Struck out 5 batters over 3 innings. 

 

Sean Chang (2030 SS, Peachtree City, GA) came up in a clutch situation with the game on the line and smoked a 2 rbi single to the pull-side that tied the game late. Short and quick bat with quality bat to ball ability. Was on the barrel a good bit today. 

 

 

14-West

 

Brandon Hirsch (2029 3B, San Diego, CA) was on the barrel today including a deep drive to center for a rbi double. Has easy power and strength in frame with ability to really impact the baseball. Strong all fields power projection is real. 

 

Gavin Carcelen (2029 SS, Upland, CA) was dominant over three shutout frames while striking out four batters. Fastball worked up to 85 and hovered low-80s with hard running life. Pounded inner half with fastball and tunneled a slider off it.

 

Parker Pumphrey (2030 RHP, Milton-Freewater, OR) hammered a ball to dead-center in game action for a double. Has a nice swing from a controlled barrel looking to do damage. 

 

 

16-Ohio Valley

 

Mitchell Phillips (2029 RHP, Springboro, OH) with a dominant showing off the bump and goes 3 shutout frames while striking out 3 batters. Fastball worked up to 88 and showed a quality 3-pitch mix. Feel for all 3 pitches. Fastball jumps out of hand and comes out easy. Projectable 6-2 frame and velo should continue to trend upwards. Would later double to deep left in same game. 

 

Logan Peterson (2030 RHP, Bowling Green, KY) sent an absolute nuke into the parking lot for a 2-run homer after battling at the plate for a long 10 pitch at-bat. 

 

Luke Essary (2030 SS, Hawthorn Woods, IL) smoked a ball to the pull-side for a base-hit in game action. Physical 6-0 frame and swings with intent. Has easy juice off the barrel as power certainly projects.  

 

Max Gallaher (2029 C, Nicholasville, KY) smoked a ball to pull-side for a 2 rbi single in game action. Short and quick bat with strong ability to impact it. Ball came off with an exit velo of 91.

 

Colton Pyles (2029 3B, Rineyville, KY) sent a rocket out to deep right-center gap for a 2 rbi double in game action. Utilizes a big leg kick and can get it down on time. Strong gap to gap ability. 

 

 

5-Texas 

 

Brady Foster (2029 RHP, Gunter, TX) was dominant over 3 innings while striking out 4 batters. Fastball worked 80-84 with late life and good ride/carry. Showed a nasty change at 74-76 that dives and mimics arm speed. Also mixed in a curve. Uber projectable 6-3 frame and plenty more in the tank. 

 

Brenden Foster (2029 OF, Keller, TX) looked good over 2 strong innings and struck out 4 batters to go with it. Fastball worked up to 82 and was consistently ahead in count. Went to a slider in the 69-73 range that showed legit sweeper traits. Also mixed in a curve and change. Quality 4-pitch mix with good feel for all 4. 

 

Andrew Brice (2029 RHP, The Woodlands, TX) was dominant over 3 shutout frames while striking out five batters. He worked up to 82 with his fastball and located it well. Showed a curve with true 12-6 shape and could drop it in for strikes. Creates tough steep angles and is hard to barrel up. Projects well off the bump.  

 

 

6-Southeast

 

Alejandro Laguardia (2029 RHP, Hialeah, FL) was dominant over three strong innings while striking out four batters. Fastball worked up to 84 blowing it by batters with late running life. Went to a slider in the 68-70 range that got upwards of 2500 RPM with sharp horizontal bite. Also flashed both a change and curve. Arm works and can really spin it. 

 

Aaron Chevere (2029 SS, Haines City, FL) with a strong showing scattered across 2 innings. Fastball worked up to 85 with late life and jumps out of hand. Curve shown as well with sharp late break. Velo should continue to trend up. Potential for some big stuff here. 

 

 

 

8-North

 

Antoine Boucher (2029 LHP, Montreal, QC) just unloaded on a ball and sent it way out of the park for a 3-run bomb in game action to give his team the lead in top of the fifth inning. Has a smooth lefty swing and can turn on it with authority. The juice is real. 

 

David Muller III (2029 3B, McHenry, IL) smoked a 3-run bomb into the parking lot to help pad the lead late in the game for his squad. Physical 6-1 frame with a compact swing and plenty of power to go with it. Also shoved on the mound going 2 shutout frames while striking out 2 batters. Fastball worked up to 83 and it was easy. 
Field 5 Game Highlights (Saturday)

10/17/2026

Steven Adame III (2029 1B, Tomball, TX) caught a fastball on the barrel early on, lining it into the left-center gap for a back-side double. The lefty hitter swings a fast and strong barrel that produces consistent results towards the alleyways. He added a two-run homer to right field later in the day to continue his power clinic.

Mason Matos (2030 3B, Woodbridge, VA) laced a fastball into the right-center gap for an RBI double. The 6-foot-3 righty hitter impacts the baseball with a ton of strength when timed up and finds the barrel at a high rate. Matos added a clutch game-winning 2-RBI triple to right field later in the day to help his team improve to 2-0.

Jacob Sofronas (2029 RHP, Middleton, MA) turned in a solid outing on the mound, striking out five batters across three innings of work. The 6-foot-2 right-hander worked his fastball in the low-80s for the duration of his outing, complimenting it with a well-spun slider.

Jordan Jerome (2029 C, West Newton, PA) drove in a run with a loud triple over the centerfielder’s head. The righty hitter impacts the baseball with easy strength towards the alleyways. He also made an impressive over-the-shoulder catch to save an extra-base hit in centerfield.

Jalen Bernard (2029 C, Watervliet, NY) showed off his skillset behind the dish, gunning two runners down at 2nd base and nearly a third later in the game. He jumps out of the set with good urgency, delivering low and online throws to the bag.

Jake Bush (2029 RHP, Ewing, NJ) racked up four strikeouts across three innings of work, running his fastball up to 85 mph. The right-hander went directly after hitters while also showing feel for spinning an 11/5 breaking ball with tight spin.

Chase Gregston (2030 LHP, Royse City, TX) turned in a dominant start, striking out four batters across three hitless innings of work. The left-hander kept his fastball in the upper-70s mph range, pairing it with a well-replicated changeup and two-plane slider.

Angel Rodriguez (2030 OF, San Antonio, TX) beat the right fielder for a triple, showing off his power and speed on the basepaths. The righty hitter adjusts the barrel well throughout the zone and works all parts of the field.

Camden Williams (2029 OF, Abingdon, MD) drove in a run on a double into the left-center gap. He remains short and quick to the baseball with good feel for creating leverage to the pull-side.

Coltin McKeel (2029 C, Whispering Pines, NC) impacted a fastball well to the pull-side, sending it down the left field line for an RBI double. The righty hitter rotates hard and delivers a strong barrel at the point of contact.

Jax McCoy (2029 SS, Concord, NC) gave his team the lead with a loud RBI triple into the right-center gap. He remains short and direct to the baseball, generating plenty of bat speed and strength at the point of contact.

Chapman Wilfong (2030 SS, Bridgewater, VA) came up just shy of a solo home run, settling for a long double into the left-center gap. The righty hitter delivers the barrel both on-time and on-plane, creating easy leverage at impact.
Top C Pop Times

10/17/2026

NamePopGradSchoolHometown
Paul Moret1.802029The Bennett SchoolHouston Tx, TX
Evan Ferreira1.842029Felix Varela SeniorMiami, FL
Kaiden Taveras1.852030PinecrestVass, NC
Nathan Kroneman1.872030SunnyslopePhoenix, AZ
Thiago Cruz1.882029Island CoastCape Coral, FL
Eli Benjamin1.902029Georgia Premier AcademyLocust Grove, GA
Declan Hordichuk1.902030ChaparralScottsdale, AZ
Connor Janysek1.902030PothPoth, TX
Parker Pumphrey1.902030TouchetMilton-Freewater, OR
Kaleb Tipton1.912029GilmerBig Sandy, TX
Easton Shields1.932030Washington TownshipValparaiso, IN
Griffin Smith1.932029Birmingham GrovesBloomfield Hills, MI
Cruz Lagrange1.942030Legacy RanchLiberty Hill, TX
Ryan Hamllik1.962029UnionVancouver, WA
Cole Wagner1.972030Inspiration AcademySarasota, FL
Blake Lesson1.982030GainesvilleGainesville, VA
Carson Maduro1.982029Cleburne CoHeflin, AL
Joey Cameron2.002029Carmel CatholicGrayslake, IL
Max Gallaher2.002029SayreNicholasville, KY
Cyprian McIntosh2.002029Home SchoolVero Beach, FL

 
Top C Velos

10/17/2026

NameCGradSchoolHometown
Evan Ferreira812029Felix Varela SeniorMiami, FL
Thiago Cruz782029Island CoastCape Coral, FL
Ryan Hamllik772029UnionVancouver, WA
Paul Moret772029The Bennett SchoolHouston Tx, TX
Nathan Kroneman762030SunnyslopePhoenix, AZ
Eli Benjamin752029Georgia Premier AcademyLocust Grove, GA
Cruz Lagrange752030Legacy RanchLiberty Hill, TX
Carson Maduro752029Cleburne CoHeflin, AL
Kaiden Taveras752030PinecrestVass, NC
Ashton Brown742029Oak Park & River ForestOak Park, IL
Max Gallaher742029SayreNicholasville, KY
Blake Lesson742030GainesvilleGainesville, VA
Josue Serrano742030ArlingtonCordova, TN
Top 1B Velos

10/17/2026

Name1BGradSchoolHometown
Logan Bartkowiak842030Klein CainSpring, TX
Grey Crowson842029KellerKeller, TX
Austin Foskey842030Greenbrier Christian AcademyChesapeake, VA
Kycen Kidd842029NorthwestFort Worth, TX
Jesse Bullock832030Rocky MountainFort Collins, CO
Evan Ferreira832029Felix Varela SeniorMiami, FL
William Thomas822029Wylie EastWylie, TX
Steven Adame III812029Tomball MemorialTomball, TX
Ashton Brown812029Oak Park & River ForestOak Park, IL
Tyler Gagnon812030Cardinal NewmanWellington, FL
Austin Miller812030Archbishop MoellerLoveland, OH
Andrew Brice802029The WoodlandsThe Woodlands, TX
Royxet Mestre802030WestburyHouston, TX
Top IF Velos

10/17/2026

NameIFGradSchoolHometown
Evan Ferreira902029Felix Varela SeniorMiami, FL
Mason Matos872030Bishop O`ConnellWoodbridge, VA
Maddox Hall862029Cottage Hill Christian AcademyMobile, AL
Hudson Oakley-Doran862029St. John's Country Day SchoolJacksonville Beach, FL
Bowen Fontenot852030Catholic High SchoolBaton Rouge, LA
Paul Moret852029The Bennett SchoolHouston Tx, TX
David Muller III852029Mchenry-West CampusMcHenry, IL
Alex Tonore852029NevilleMonroe, LA
Preston Adams842029LibertyBakersfield, CA
Lucca Bacigalupi842030Marin CatholicPetaluma, CA
Grey Crowson842029KellerKeller, TX
Austin Foskey842030Greenbrier Christian AcademyChesapeake, VA
Carson Maduro842029Cleburne CoHeflin, AL
Hudson Oakley842030FairlandMiami, OK
Mitchell Phillips842029SpringboroSpringboro, OH
Angel Rodriguez842030John Marshall HarlanSan Antonio, TX
Cormac Stewart842030Rocky MountainFort Collins, CO
Top OF Velos

10/17/2026

NameOFGradSchoolHometown
Zachary Byrd882029HoustonMemphis, TN
Isaac Solis882029MidlandMidland, TX
Grey Crowson872029KellerKeller, TX
Jesse Bullock862030Rocky MountainFort Collins, CO
Grayson Sager862030SherandoMiddletown, VA
Joshuann Baez852029IBAHSLas Piedras, PR
Logan Bartkowiak852030Klein CainSpring, TX
Kevin Brown852030BridgelandCypress, TX
Colton Denver852029Cornerstone ChristianCorpus Christi, TX
Frankie Misischia852029RamapoWyckoff, NJ
Jeremiah Thomas852030Noble And GreenoughStoughton, MA
Bowen Fontenot842030Catholic High SchoolBaton Rouge, LA
Jaedyn Hammond842029LennardApollo Beach, FL
William Thomas842029Wylie EastWylie, TX
James Vecchio842029Gilmour AcademyChagrin Falls, OH
Top 60-Yard Dashes

10/17/2026

Name60GradSchoolHometown
Riley Bundren6.672029Lipscomb AcademyNashville, TN
Hayes Leach6.742029Regents School of OxfordOxford, MS
Colton Denver6.752029Cornerstone ChristianCorpus Christi, TX
Dylan Froloff6.772029Bartram TrailSt Johns, FL
William Thomas6.772029Wylie EastWylie, TX
Antoine Boucher6.812029Northern Pre-UniversityMontreal, QC
Alex Tonore6.812029NevilleMonroe, LA
Cyprian McIntosh6.822029Home SchoolVero Beach, FL
Eli Benjamin6.932029Georgia Premier AcademyLocust Grove, GA
Aaron Chevere6.982029Home SchoolHaines City, FL
Drew Beerman7.002030ChapinChapin, SC
Abraham Benitez7.002029Gateway College PrepLiberty Hill, TX
Camden Williams7.032029EdgewoodAbingdon, MD
Brenden Foster7.042029KellerKeller, TX
Darnell Mills7.042029JeffersonRiverview, FL
Top 10-Yard Splits

10/17/2026

Name10GradSchoolHometown
Dylan Froloff1.532029Bartram TrailSt Johns, FL
Riley Bundren1.542029Lipscomb AcademyNashville, TN
William Thomas1.562029Wylie EastWylie, TX
Antoine Boucher1.572029Northern Pre-UniversityMontreal, QC
Cyprian McIntosh1.572029Home SchoolVero Beach, FL
Drew Beerman1.582030ChapinChapin, SC
Hayes Leach1.582029Regents School of OxfordOxford, MS
Eli Benjamin1.592029Georgia Premier AcademyLocust Grove, GA
Grey Crowson1.592029KellerKeller, TX
Colton Denver1.592029Cornerstone ChristianCorpus Christi, TX
Isaac Solis1.602029MidlandMidland, TX
David Thauberger1.602030Valley Christian SchoolsSan Jose, CA
Carter Jockers1.612030The Bennett SchoolSpring, TX
Brantley Rogers1.612030Magnolia HeightsHernando, MS
Camden Williams1.612029EdgewoodAbingdon, MD
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