*College commitment information is submitted by players and college coaches
Dominic Smith
1B - 2013 - Los Angeles, CA
Southern California
Smith is one of the best hitters in the 2013 class and has natural hitting tools, especially in his hands and his eyes, that are impossible to teach. He might be one of the best defensive first basemen we've ever seen at this level, too.
Ethan Cohen
OF - 2013 - Thousand Oaks, CA
Michigan
Cohen has pro level tools across the board, including 6.8 speed, a 92 mph throwing arm from the outfield and lots of bat speed from the left side of the plate. He's only 5-11/170 but plays bigger and will get stronger.
Tim Willittes
RHP - 2013 - Scottsdale, AZ
Cornell
Willittes stood out as the best pitching prospect at the showcase, with his 86-88 mph fastball arguably his 3rd best pitch behind a hard biting curveball and very deceptive change up. He'll probably remember his huge blast over the left field scoreboard before his pitching performance, though.
Jacob Weston
OF - 2013 - Corona, CA
Cornell
Weston has a very interesting combination of sub 7.0 speed and plus physical strength. The ball really comes off the barrel of his bat hard and he has polished present hitting tools.
Max Schuman
C - 2013 - Scottsdale, AZ
Utah
Schuman is an extra strong 6-0/195 and his strength shows in his power from the left side. The ball comes off his bat very hard and his triple on Saturday carried like it had come off a big leaguer's bat. He's relatively new to catching but has the athletic ability and arm strength to grow defensively.
Aldo Koutsoyanopulos
3B - 2013 - Mission Viejo, CA
Central Arizona CC
Koutsoyanopulos has to be introduced to Jarred Saltalamacchia at some point, for obvious reasons, but he has the physical tools and projection to reach that level of baseball someday. His bat speed and aggressiveness at the plate and on the bases gives him a high offensive ceiling.
Dylan Drachler
LHP - 2013 - Las Vegas, NV
Utah
Drachler is a very talented 2-way athlete with a likely future on the mound. He has an unusual and deceptive delivery, with a mid 80's fastball that is probably only his third best pitch behind an outstanding change up and sharp biting curveball.
Kevin Macedo
OF - 2013 - La Verne, CA
Uncommitted
The 6-1/170 is a very good natural athlete who has nice present tools and projects to get better in all areas. He ran a 6.89 and looks like he'll be able to stay in centerfield for a while defensively while his bat continue to develop.
Julian Harrison
2B - 2013 - Los Angeles, CA
Uncommitted
Harrison's 5-7/160 size doesn't cover up his very advanced hitting ability and he's one of the very few hitters at this age who is virtually identical in ability from both sides of the plate. He's also a 6.86 runner with clean and quick defensive actions at second base.
Tyler Huber
RHP - 2013 - Oklahoma City, OK
Uncommitted
Huber topped out at 86 mph and we're sure that he has thrown harder and will do so again in the future. Especially impressive was his ability to work between a curveball and a slider with good feel and separation between the two pitches.
Jose Gudino
C - 2013 - San Diego, CA
Uncommitted
Gudino is the right handed version of Ivan Chavarria (see below), a very strong hitter with a sound hitting approach and the ability to drive the ball out of the park. Gudino will have to work hard to become a college level catcher but the tools are there and the bat plays.
Ivan Chavarria
1B - 2013 - Gardena, CA
Uncommitted
Chavarria's big tool is his left handed bat. Not only is he strong and generates very good bat speed, he is a confident hitter who sees the ball and makes consistent hard contact.
Anthony Mizrahi
3B - 2013 - LaCanada, CA
Uncommitted
The 6-3/210 Mizrahi was yet another of the big and strong power hitters at this event and he showed a short swing with quick hands that could be opened up for even more power. He didn't pitch but topped out at 87 mph off the mound earlier this fall.
Scott Hurst
OF - 2014 - Glendora, CA
Cal State Fullerton
Hurst is so quick twitch and athletic that one of the ways he's likely to improve over the next few years is to slow the game down a bit. He shows outstanding bat speed at times and has much more present power than you'd think he'd have at 5-10/160. What's his best position is still to be determined but his tools play everywhere.
Denz'l Chapman
OF - 2014 - Los Angeles, CA
San Diego State
Chapman ran a 6.36 on what was thought to be a slow track for the 60. That's world class speed. The rest of his game, including his ability to switch-hit, is pretty solid as well. Don't be surprised if he doesn't become a dynamic national level prospect.
Jeffrey Oki
3B - 2014 - Los Angeles, CA
Uncommitted
Oki will likely end up at third base in the future as he fills out his 6-2/175 frame, but his bat should be plenty good enough to carry him there. He has present bat speed and nice loose separation out front that promises lots of power as he gets stronger.
Ryan Day
SS - 2014 - Phelan, CA
Duke
Day is a very interesting athlete who runs very well (6.79), has nice developing arm strength and looks to have the actions to stay at shortstop at the next level.
Mike Palos
C - 2014 - Monterey Park, CA
Uncommitted
Palos is a polished defensive catcher for his age, with very quick feet shifting behind the plate and athletic balance in all his actions. He still has some work to do mechanically with his swing but showed the ability and strength to drive the ball at times.
Austin Garcia
1B - 2014 - Henderson, NV
Uncommitted
Garcia's 6-5/225 build garners immediate attention for a 15 year old. His skills are still early in the developmental stage but he's very athletic (7.2 runner) with a nice loose swing and the beginnings of some real bat speed.
Alan Trejo
SS - 2014 - Downey, CA
San Diego State
Trejo has a loose, projectable 6-0/165 build and an equally loose arm that generated a consistent 80-82 mph fastball that will keep improving. His out pitch was a unique "power" knuckleball in the low 70's that was a nasty pitch at times
Hayden Rappoport
OF - 2014 - West Hills, CA
Dartmouth
Rappoport shows lots of projection in his right handed swing and the ball comes off the barrel hard when he squares up. He has the athleticism to get off first base and into the outfield in the future as well.
Justin Bardwell
C - 2015 - Chino Hills, CA
Fordham
Bardwell has some growing to do physically but he has very good actions and athleticism for his age both defensively behind the plate and swinging the bat from the right side.
William Aguilar
MIF - 2015 - Fountain Valley, CA
Long Beach State
Aguilar threw 83 mph with his fastball, which is noteworthy velocity for a young freshman. That's likely to keep improving along with the rest of his game.
Anthony Lepre
C - 2015 - Agua Dulce, CA
UC Riverside/College of the Canyons
Lepre has natural hitting tools and already squares up the ball hard and drives it with wood.
Steven Nuno
LHP - 2015 - South Gate, CA
Uncommitted
Nuno is a live bodied 14 year old athlete who got up to 78 mph on his fastball with the ability to put some hard spin on his curveball and some present pitchability.