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College  | Rankings | 5/19/2025

College Top 25: May 19

Well just like that we have come to the conclusion of the 2025 regular season and prepare for what is sure to be an amazing postseason. It feels like we say it every year, but the parody of college baseball continues to grow and there doesn’t really seem to be a frontrunner for the favorite to win the National Championship. Life at the top of the poll has been a volatile spot all year long but the No. 1 LSU Tigers (42-13) remain the top team in the land for a second week. They head to Hoover for the SEC Tournament after taking their series in Columbia, South Carolina to finish the season (19-11) in league play.

The Oregon Ducks (41-13) move up a spot to No. 2 this week after they swept Iowa on the road to dethrone the Hawkeyes and secure a share of the Big Ten regular season championship with a (22-8) conference record. No. 3 UNC (39-12) went to Tallahassee and took down now No. 11 FSU (37-13) as both teams finished a half game out of first in ACC play. No. 4 Georgia (42-14) and Arkansas (43-12) round out the Top-5, and No. 9 Coastal Carolina (44-11) is second in the nation in wins and took the Sun Belt regular season crown outright.



Dallas Baptist (38-14) sticks at No. 13 after winning the CUSA title and No. 16 UCLA (39-15) moves up a spot and took home a share of the Big Ten regular season. UTSA (42-11) ran away with the AAC title and are up to No. 17, meanwhile, Georgia Tech (38-16) jumps in at No. 18 after taking the series at Duke and securing the ACC regular season pennant. UC Irvine (39-13) is No. 19 this week on the heels of winning the Big West Conference and Northeastern (45-9) moves up to No. 22 having won 24-games in a row and winning the CAA by a whopping 6-games. Kansas (42-14) is back in at No. 22 after they swept now No. 23 West Virginia (40-13) and tied the Mountaineers for the Big 12 title. Finally, No. 25 TCU (37-17) is back in the rankings and could have a case as a NCAA Tournament host if they make a run in the conference tournament.

Rank Team Prev. Rank Weekly Record Overall Record
1 LSU 1 (2-1) (42-13)
2 Oregon 3 (3-0) (41-13)
3 North Carolina 5 (2-1) (39-12)
4 Georgia 4 (2-1) (42-14)
5 Arkansas 7 (2-1) (43-12)
6 Texas 8 (4-0) (41-12-1)
7 Auburn 2 (2-2) (38-17)
8 Oregon State 9 (4-0) (41-12-1)
9 Coastal Carolina 10 (3-0) (44-11)
10 Vanderbilt 11 (3-0) (39-16)
11 Florida State 6 (1-2) (37-13)
12 Clemson 15 (3-0) (41-15)
13 Dallas Baptist 13 (2-1) (38-14)
14 Florida 20 (2-1) (37-19)
15 Southern Miss 21 (3-0) (41-13)
16 UCLA 17 (2-1) (39-15)
17 UTSA 18 (3-0) (42-11)
18 Georgia Tech NR (2-1) (38-16)
19 UC Irvine 12 (1-2) (39-13)
20 Alabama 16 (1-2) (40-15)
21 Northeastern 25 (4-0) (45-9)
22 Kansas NR (3-0) (42-14)
23 West Virginia 14 (0-3) (40-13)
24 Tennessee 19 (1-2) (41-15)
25 TCU NR (2-1) (37-17)

Dropped Out: #22 Troy, #23 Oklahoma, #24 NC State
Also Considered: Cincinnati, Creighton, UConn, Virginia

College | Recruiting | 11/3/2025

Recruiting Notebook: November 3

Isaiah Burrows
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Kinon Bastian, OF, Class of 2027 | Colin White, LHP, Class of 2026 Commitment: Florida Florida grabbed a pair of enticing commits for both classes, starting with in-state outfielder Kinon Bastian who has arguably the best bat speed in the box. He has a twitchy, buggy swing with huge raw power that is quickly being tapped into during the premier events. He’s a good athlete capable in center field, the bat and explosiveness tops off a big tool set and makes him one of the top talents in the entire country. The Gators later flipped an out-of-state commit in Colin White, formerly of Georgia Tech. The Powder Springs, Georgia native is healthy and has garnered plenty of attention this fall after his recent velocity bump. He’s 92-95 mph and has topped 96 mph with a banging low-80s breaking ball from a long 6-foot-4 frame and overhand release. He has some overpowering stuff and...
High School | Rankings | 11/5/2025

Class of 2026 Rankings Risers

Tyler Henninger
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Sean Duncan, LHP, Port Coquitlam, B.C. Previous Rank: 117 | Current Rank: 39 Sean Duncan came out in Jupiter and put together a truly masterful outing, going 3.0 innings strong with 7 punchouts to his credit. He showed the fastball up to 95 mph, holding the low- to mid-90s, with good ride at the top of the zone, and feel to locate it in the lower half as well. He also has a devilish sweeper in the low- to mid-80s, with spin in the 2,700s and the ability to land it at will. He’ll turn over the occasional upper-80s changeup as well. It was an impressive show of dominance from the left-handed pitcher, who made some noise and saw himself climb up the rankings into the Top 50. Jace Mataczynski, SS, Hudson, Wisc. Previous Rank: 500 | Current Rank: 79 Mataczynski made serious noise this year on the circuit, and his fall performance wrapped things up in a big way. He finished the year...
General | General | 11/3/2025

PG’s Growing Podcast Network is a Home Run

Jim Salisbury
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JUPITER, Florida – Former American League MVP Mo Vaughn is a regular at Perfect Game’s WWBA World Championship. The guy loves baseball and he loves people so this is his happy place. Non-stop games. Scores of players, parents, coaches and scouts. When he’s not talking about the game with a parent or demonstrating hitting mechanics to a curious player who asks for a moment of his time, the gregarious baseball lifer is coaching his own team at the event.   This year, Vaughn added something new to his busy Jupiter lineup. With the sounds of mitts popping and bats cracking in the background, Vaughn taped two on-site episodes of his popular new podcast. His guests were a pair of pretty accomplished former major league players, Hall of Famer Trevor Hoffman and nine-time All-Star Gary Sheffield.   Along with co-host Brendan Tobin, a Miami-area sports...
Showcase | Story | 10/31/2025

13U & 14U National Showcase Dates Release

Hannah Jo Groves
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Perfect Game has announced the dates for the seventh annual 13U National Showcase and the tenth annual 14U National Showcase.    The 2026 13u National Showcase will be held July 10-12 at JetBlue Park - the spring training home of the Boston Red Sox - in Fort Myers, Florida. This event will serve as an in-depth look for scouts as they create a competitive roster for the 2026 13u Select Fest.  Like all Perfect Game showcases, players will go through a professional workout, first running the 60-yard dash a pair of times before breaking into their positions for a defensive evaluation, highlighting their instincts, actions and arm strength across the diamond. Batting practice will take place in the stadium on Friday following the defensive portion of the event before playing games both Saturday and Sunday where pitchers will get their chance to shine in front of PG...
Tournaments | Story | 10/30/2025

PG Announces Multi-Year Plan for PBC

Perfect Game Staff
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    667 Progress Way | Sanford, FL 32771 | 319-298-2923  www.perfectgame.org | facebook.com/perfectgameusa | @PerfectGameUSA      FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE    PERFECT GAME ANNOUNCES MULTI-YEAR PLAN  FOR PACIFIC BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP    Prestigious 15U international tournament to alternate between the U.S. and Japan,   shift to December calendar slot     Sanford, Florida (Thursday, October 30, 2025) - Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball platform and scouting service, today announced the next phase of its Pacific Baseball Championship (PBC) event, a global 15U tournament uniting the top amateur players from across the Pacific region.    Following a successful debut this past August at Japan’s iconic Sapporo Dome, where the PG USA team, managed by three-time MLB...
Tournaments | Story | 10/27/2025

Jupiter TrackMan Standouts

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Jupiter Recap: Stars Being Stars | Uncommitted...For Now | Breakout Prospects WWBA World Championship Scout Notes: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Days 4-5 Let's put a bow on Jupiter with a final recap, this time looking at some of the top performers from a metric stand point courtesy of TrackMan. Yes, Striker Pence brought the heat hitting 101 mph four times in his outing, but he was far from the only arm to light up the radar guns. Finnian O'Loughlin attempted to hit a ball back to New Jersey and the spin demons were out in full force, buckling knees by the handful.  Below are the top 10 performers in each category, highlighting some of the biggest numbers from Jupiter.  Top Fastball Velocity (MPH) Rank Player Top Velo State Grad Class 1 Striker Pence 101.1 CA 2028 2 Dexter McCleon Jr. 97.6 GA 2028 3 Colin Driffill 97.3 NE 2026 4...
Tournaments | Story | 10/28/2025

13u & 14u WWBA Prospect Recap

Perfect Game Staff
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Derrick Carley Jr (2030, New Orleans, Louisiana) - S2N Select Carley Jr. is an uber-athletic, switch-hitting outfielder and he’s in a constant flow state while playing the game of baseball. The Bayou State native is a bit undersized, but he creates a lot of impact at point of contact; thanks to his compact, efficient right-handed swing. He utilizes the middle of the field exceptionally well with flashes of advanced bat-to-ball skills for his age. Two-way potential; he’s throwing fastballs up to 83mph with feel for locating his secondary pitches. Grayson Liddle (2030, Washington, D.C.) - S2N Select Liddle put on a hitting clinic for the S2N Select squad, the 5’7-150lb infielder went 5-for-10 (.500/.643/1.443) with three doubles while driving in a run. At the plate, Liddle starts with a slightly wider base, he directs his hands to the baseball from a shoulder-level...
Tournaments | Story | 10/27/2025

15u PG Queen City Fall Super NIT Notes

Marcus Thomas
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Mason Mackay (2029, Catawba, S.C.) continued to show off the barrel control and feel to hit for SBA Mid-Atlantic Scout. The right-handed hitter starts from a medium base with inline feet and a low handset with a low back elbow, utilizes a heel lift trigger. Creates separation in the back shoulder and rotates the lower half well with a direct hand path. Flat bat plane with solid bat speed and feel to use the whole field. High contact approach with good bat-to-ball skills. Good barrel whip and feel to turn the barrel over with some impact and jump. Good speed from the athletic 5-foot-11, 165-pound frame with more backside power as the frame continues to mature and fill out. Smooth hands that consistently get the ball on plane. Exciting shortstop with feel to get the ball on plane and a projectable frame.   Cameron Cramer (2028, Chesapeake, Va.) showed off the power upside for SBA...
Tournaments | Story | 10/24/2025

WWBA Freshman Prospect Recap

Marcus Thomas
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WWBA Freshman Scout Notes: Days 1-2 | Day 3 | Days 4-5 Stars Being Stars  2029 OF Macgraw VanWormer (Prescott, Ariz.)  VanWormer got bumped up to being the top-ranked prospect in the country for this class after a great season where he was named player of the year at the 14U Select Fest, and he somehow seems to have gotten even better since. He hit .579 in WPB with over half of his hits going for extra bases, showing more power than before, as well as a mature feel to hit, making adjustments pitch to pitch and sometimes even mid-flight. He’s as dynamic as a player as you’ll at this age, showing high-level athleticism in the box, on the base paths and defensively. He plays with a high motor too, meaning he’ll stretch a single into a double, score on plays he isn’t supposed to and just find a way to impact the game in any facet. This is...
Softball | Softball Tournament | 10/23/2025

PG Champions Cup Stage 1 18U Division

Erica Beach
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PG Champions Cup Stage 1 Pearland, Texas Oct 11-12, 2025   PEARLAND, TX- It was a perfect weekend for softball out in Pearland last weekend. The weather was right, the competitors were ready, and some great softball was played at each age division. Thirty-two teams converged on the Sports Complex at Shadow Creek Ranch in three age divisions to battle it out to see who the Champions Cup victors would be. Below we highlight some of the top performers and standout players from last weekend’s action. 18U Division   Avery Castaneda (2026, Cleveland, TX) of the Bombers Gold HTX-Castañeda was one of the most dominant pitchers last weekend. She led the tournament with 16.1 innings pitched and led the tournament in ERA and strikeouts. She finished with a strong 0.90 ERA and struck out 20 batters and only walked three. One notable performance on Sunday was her complete game...
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