March 5, 2026
By Prep Baseball Draft HQ
We’re playing baseball again – college baseball is back roaring and the prep players still in high school are amped up as the weather warms around the country. With that, it’s time for an updated look at the country’s top-200 prospects, authored by our Draft HQ team. Below, you’ll find the Prep Baseball 2026 Draft Board, Version 3.0.
+ View our Top-200 Draft Board here, or at the bottom of this page.
+ View the recently published Spring Mock Draft here.
FROM THE HIP
+ The biggest news of the early spring season came when the No. 1-ranked player in the 2027 class, LHP Jared Grindlinger (Huntington Beach HS, CA), announced that he would be jumping up a class and entering his name into the MLB Draft. The 6-foot-3, 180-pound Prep Baseball All-American boosts an already star-studded crop of southpaws that could potentially see, now, five selected in the first round. Featuring a mid-90s fastball and sharp feel for quality secondary stuff, Grindlinger brings an exciting upside on the mound that is amplified by his athleticism as a position player. Still uncommitted, college wise, the industry will get plenty of looks at the talented left-hander the rest of the spring as his Huntington Beach team will play in a plethora of primetime games.
+ The steady climb and sleeper status of SS James Clark (St. John Bosco HS, CA) can no longer be hidden as the ultra-talented, 6-foot-1, 195-pound shortstop continues to leave no doubt as to his status as a premier position player in the class. A consummate performer whose swing decisions and pitch recognition from the left side stand out as advanced, he is sure-handed, and the helium that has risen since last June still carries a path to a top-10 selection in July.
+ OF Eric Booth Jr. (Oak Grove HS, MS) was a sleeper first-rounder coming out of the summer, but has asserted himself as a must-have talent for MLB clubs thanks to an enticing upside of athleticism that pairs well next to a polished hitting approach. The plus-runner who routinely barrels triple-digit exit velocities, Booth is a sneaky top-10 pick whose continued spring success will only serve to mitigate risk. His chief competition as the top high school outfielder stands to be OF Blake Bowen (JSerra Catholic HS, CA) who has only gotten better with each look. Always an athletic outlier with impressive impact and acceleration at 6-foot-2, 215-pounds, his ability to polish the hit-tool, especially with contact rates, is what has boosted his stock into strong first round potential.
+ RHP Coleman Borthwick (South Walton HS, FL) has separated himself as the premier right-hander in the class thanks to explosive stuff, incessant strike-throwing ability, and of course, his massive 6-foot-6, 245-pound frame. Both RHP Cole Koeninger (Keller HS, TX) and RHP Kaden Waechter (Jesuit HS, FL) also hold intrinsic top end value and should see a steady rise throughout the spring. But there are only so many picks in the first round, and with this year’s crop of prep right-handers, clubs further down the board are likely to be salivating over the talent pool. The separation from ranks Nos. 4 through 40 amongst the group does not feel all that significant, and even if a large number sign contracts in July, it feels almost a certainty that college baseball will be receiving an influx of elite arms next year.
+ Outside of SS Roch Cholowsky (UCLA) being the presumptive first overall pick, this draft feels like it is still, very much, in flux. There are a number of different directions that clubs can go in, and the buzz from different pockets of the country is likely to come in waves as the season rolls on. Constant evaluations and affirmations will need to be made right up until draft night from each scouting department.
STOCK UP, TOP-100 📈
1. 3B Ace Reese (Mississippi State)
2. OF Caden Sorrell (Texas A&M)
3. RHP Jackson Flora (UC Santa Barbara)
4. SS James Clark (St. John Bosco HS, CA)
5. C Vahn Lackey (Georgia Tech)
6. OF Blake Bowen (JSerra Catholic HS, CA)
7. IF Chris Hacopian (Texas A&M)
8. C Sean Dunlap (Crown Point HS, IN)
9. RHP Joseph Contreras (Blessed Trinity HS, GA)
10. OF Aiden Robbins (Texas)
11. LHP Cole Carlon (Arizona State)
12. RHP Cooper Harris (Flower Mound HS, TX)
13. RHP Savion Sims (Prestonwood Christian, TX)
14. OF Easton Autrey (Corsicana HS, TX)
15. LHP/OF Lucas Nawrocki (Aledo HS, TX)
OVERALL NEWCOMERS ✨
#21 LHP Jared Grindlinger (Huntington Beach HS, CA)
#37 LHP Carson Bailey (McClennan JC)
#50 OF Will Gasparino (UCLA)
#92 RHP James Jorgensen (Dallas Jesuit HS, TX)
#98 OF Dominic Battista (Oswego East HS, IL)
#100 LHP Mason Edwards (Southern California)
#107 RHP Holden Hering (Weatherford JC)
#109 IF Camden Johnson (Oklahoma)
#115 RHP LJ Mercurius (Oklahoma)
#122 RHP Landon Brown (Iowa Colony HS, TX)
#130 LHP Cameron Johnson (Oklahoma)
#135 RHP Duncan Marsten (Wake Forest)
#137 LHP Wil Libbert (Ole MIss)
#138 C Colin Barczi (Vanderbilt)
#150 RHP Alex Overbay (Arizona State)
SUPER 60 LIFT-OFF 🚀
The 24th annual Prep Baseball Super 60, held in Chicago on Feb. 1, once again served as a jumping off point for some of the top prep prospects in the country. This first look for the MLB scouting community coming out of a newly mandated “dead period” presented a look at a bevy of must-know prospects.
Taj Marchand SS / James Island, SC / 2026
Last year’s group of prep shortstops who secured seven-figure bonuses pushed clubs to the table, eager to identify and distinguish the talent at one of the most coveted position profiles in this year’s draft. This year, the depth has not shown to be as bountiful, but there are clearly gems to be acquired. Marchand, building off a strong summer campaign, asserted himself as a must-follow coming out of the Super 60 thanks mainly the significant increase of power displayed in Chicago. Stronger at an athletic 6-foot-2, 200-pounds, the soft-handed, bat-to-ball/swing decision specialist climbed a tier after his performance, and could challenge as a Top 50 pick with a productive spring.
Dominic Battista OF / Oswego East, IL / 2026
A sleeper helium candidate coming out of the fall, the 6-foot-1, 187-pounder turned in a stellar all around performance in Chicago. Stacking the stat sheet with impressive metrics, Battista began the day with a 6.53 time in the 60-yard dash (1.58 10-yard split) with an ease to stride before belting out perhaps the best batting practice rounds of the day. The left-handed hitter sets up in a balanced, athletic stance with the hands effortlessly separating to a power position from a minor leg hang stride. Compact throughout the pursuit, the bat speed stood out nearly as much as the impactful exit velocities. Belting balls up to 108.5 mph EV while controlling the forward move gracefully, he also flashed sneaky present power that included a max distance of 413 feet, per TrackMan. Innate tight turns and a low-maintenance look should excite the industry throughout the spring, and Battista has set himself up for strong Day One consideration.
Tyson Grulkowski RHP / Muskego, WI / 2026
The Prep Baseball All-American checked all the boxes of a spring helium prospect with his performance in Chicago at the 24th annual Super 60. With what appeared to be 10 pounds of added muscle, the 6-foot-5, 235-pound right-hander displayed a true workhorse frame including tree trunk legs with room to develop even further. Hopping on the mound with a low-pulse intensity to the session, the big right-hander sat 92-94 mph (2,481 rpm max) from an ultra low slot while exhibiting ride and run on a fastball that will almost certainly tick up as the spring warms up. Less pinpoint than in previous looks, it provided an opportunity for scouts in attendance to hone in on the fierce tunnel-vision expectancy of success that the competitive Grulkowski carries on the mound. The delivery is clean and repeatable with quality use of that strong lower-half in gliding strong down the mound while allowing a loose, continuous arm to work with ease. His secondary offerings, both the firmer slider at 81-82 mph (2,917 rpm max) and slightly more depth driven curveball, 77-78 (2,833 rpm max), demonstrated his innate ability for spin, and promised a future wipeout pitch in the making. Still more, Grulkowski tossed in a power changeup, 85-86, that seemed to mirror the fastball but with perhaps slightly more sink late. In total, Grulkowski continued to ride the helium of the summer and early fall, and this look provided an avenue for jumping into a near tier one position.
Landon Brown RHP / Iowa Colony, TX / 2026
The barrel-chested Texan turned in an explosive bullpen at the Super 60 with the chance to miss and break bats in the future. The 6-foot-3, 215-pounder who missed part of the summer, averaged 95.8 mph on a fastball that peaked at a record-tying 97.7 mph with vicious sink and arm side life. Still more, he ripped off sharp sliders at 79-83 mph (2,543 rpm max), countering the fastball with near saucer-effect, and showcasing the makings of an even bigger sweeper to come. Previous looks have had the slider in an even better spot, and should this one be the baseline, it already garners above average status. Looking to create distinct shapes, Brown also flashed feel for a shorter cutter at 87-90 mph and a heavier changeup at 85-87 mph (1,331 rpm avg.). Working entirely out of the stretch, Brown coiled and uncoiled athletically while riding the backside down the mound and getting quality extension from a true ¾ slot. Although the power stuff will obviously generate whiffs out of any bullpen, Brown’s athleticism and movement patterns provided plenty of starter intrigue, and a full spring of posting will ultimately have the industry honing in on the upside of the two-way Texan.
Colin White LHP / Harrison, GA / 2026
Measuring in at 6-foot-3, 205-pounds, White’s in-person presence felt much bigger with strong, wide shoulders and longer legs that should continue adding strength in a hurry. Remaining compact throughout a repeatable delivery, White stacked well with a high coil before driving impressively strong down the mound in finding a higher ¾ slot that allowed for a 93-94-plus mph fastball to drive through the zone at over 2,579 rpm with quality extension and some late arm side life. His breaking ball, which featured near 2/8 shape, 78-81 mph (2,764 rpm max), is sure to garner swings-and-misses throughout the spring with out-pitch upside in the long-term. He spun the pitch tightly, and it countered the fastball well. Killing spin on the changeup (1,871 rpm avg.), it was a clear third pitch, but one that will be useful in helping his case as a future starter. In short, it was a strong performance from the southpaw who missed much of the summer, but looks poised for a big spring.
Isaiah Galason SS / Houston County, GA / 2026
While only 5-foot-10, 177-pounds, Galason’s presence on the diamond is much larger, and he kicked off his ‘26 campaign with a polished performance in Chicago. The 6.53-runner demonstrated innate barrel accuracy, routinely working gap-to-gap with a low-maintence look throughout batting practice. Setting up square in an athletic crouch with the hands held below the back shoulder, he rocked back with a knee knock stride before quickly igniting the barrel through the zone with noticeable lag. His shorter arms serve as an advantage and his ability to stay connected stood out next to quality metrics (102 mph max exit, 96.3 mph avg, 373 ft. max distance). A noticeably more advanced look was seen throughout infield drills including a stronger, 87 mph arm across with confident hands. He profiles best as an offensive second baseman, but the workout look would warrant some glances at shortstop, as well. Mirroring the look of current Florida State freshman, Jon Stuetzer, a year ago, Galason has a chance to push himself up boards with a strong spring in Georgia.
Ryne Barker SS / Casteel, AZ / 2026
Barker displayed one of the more athletic skillsets at the event while also promising much more to come. A wiry, 6-foot-2, 175-pounder, he gracefully strode to a 6.46 60-yard dash time (1.58 10-yard split) before showcasing a loose-wristed swing from the left side. The hands set just below the back shoulder rising slightly in pursuit to a power spot before pulling through on a slightly uphill path. The barrel delivered a max exit velocity of 102.9 with a max distance of 395 feet. Coming off a spring that saw a more than 2:1 BB:K ratio, an uptick in power production may drive even greater value to his prospect profile. Moving with smooth, fluid actions at shortstop, Barker’s cool confidence should provide the opportunity as a versatile infield defender, but the 6.40-speed might ultimately warrant a more premium look in center field.
Ethan Offing SS / Dutch Fork, SC / 2026
Offing’s tools and upside stood out at the Super 60 as he posted a 6.68 60-yard dash time, 108.5 mph max exit velocity, and moved around well throughout the infield portion. The 6-foot-1, 195-pound shortstop is on the younger end (age-18.2 at draft) and presented some right-handed impact potential at the plate throughout the workout. Since then, his projectable bat has shown up in early season game play which has only served to amplify the look at the Super 60.
TEXAS HEAT 🔥
The routine advancements and jumps that the spring season provides for prep pitching in the Lone Star State wasted no time showing itself with the ascension of four marquee arms.
+ RHP Cooper Harris (Flower Mound HS, TX)
+ RHP Savion Sims (Prestonwood Christian HS, TX)
+ LHP Lucas Nawrocki (Aledo HS, TX)
+ RHP James Jorgensen (Jesuit HS, TX)
Harris’ silky smooth delivery and polished arsenal combined with a youthful (age-18.1 at draft) look hold intrinsic value, and his performances early on have helped to catapult his stock.
(Cooper Harris; 2/26/26)
Sims, and his triple-digit fastball, was one of the more intriguing upside arms with a long, 6-foot-8 frame. The advancement of his secondary offerings, along with the effortless heat, has elevated his status with regards to the draft. Nawrocki, a true two-way candidate who can also swing it from the left side, brought plenty of electricity to the summer circuit thanks to an upper-90s fastball and vicious secondary including a slider north of 3,000 rpm. His ability to find the strike zone more consistently has made an impact in the early season with Day One form. Finally, Jorgensen, an outstanding athlete in his own right, has been up to 98 mph with advanced feel for spin including both a curveball and slider, the former ripping off at more than 3,000 rpm. All four of these arms, among others in the state, will be followed closely the rest of the year.
(James Jorgensen; 2/3/26)
MARQUEE PREP RISERS ⬆️
#28 RHP Joseph Contreras (Blessed Trinity HS, GA)
(Joseph Contreras; 2/25/26)
#32 RHP Cooper Harris (Flower Mound HS, TX)
#50 OF Easton Autrey (Corsicana HS, TX)
#61 RHP Julian Garcia (St. John Bosco HS, CA)
#72 IF Cole Prosek (Magnolia Heights HS, MS)
#77 RHP Jack Slightom (Lyons Township HS, IL)
#125 RHP Gavin Guy (Newport Harbor HS, CA)
#128 OF Jaden Jackson (St. John Bosco HS, CA)
#130 SS Kamrin Jenkins (Bob Jones HS, AL)
#133 OF Jon Mora (Somerset Academy, FL)
#137 C Max Holland (Conway HS, AR)
#150 OF Kael Barney (Nolensville HS, TN)
#151 RHP Donovan Thiery (Key West HS, FL)
#155 LHP Connor Finn (Mahtomedi HS, MN)
#162 OF Ben Kuglitsch (Muskego HS, WI)
#170 LHP Trystan Newberry (Russellville HS, AR)
#177 RHP Ryan Fuller (Avon Grove HS, PA)
MORE DRAFT HQ HEADLINES 📰
+ Prep Baseball Winter Mock Draft
+ Super 60: Data Dive
+ On The Hunt: ‘Texas: Stars at Night’ | Florida’s Preseason Classic, Notebook
+ College Crossecheck: Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3
1
Roch Cholowsky
SS
UCLA
2
Justin Lebron 🔺
SS
Alabama
3
Jacob Lombard
SS
Gulliver Prep HS (FL)
4
Tyler Spangler
SS
De La Salle HS (CA)
5
Carson Bolemon 🔺
LHP
Southside Christian (SC)
6
Gio Rojas
LHP
Stoneman Douglas (FL)
7
Grady Emerson
SS
Fort Worth Christian HS (TX)
8
Coleman Borthwick
RHP/3B
South Walton HS (FL)
9
Logan Schmidt
LHP
Ganesha HS (CA)
10
Ace Reese 🔺🔺
3B
Mississippi State
11
Caden Sorrell 🔺
OF
Texas A&M
12
Jackson Flora 🔺
RHP
UC Santa Barbara
13
Eric Booth Jr. 🔺
OF
Oak Grove HS (MS)
14
James Clark 🔺🔺
SS
St. John Bosco HS (CA)
15
Vahn Lackey
C
Georgia Tech
16
Sawyer Strosnider*
OF
TCU
17
AJ Gracia
OF
Virginia
18
Cole Koeninger
RHP/SS
Keller HS (TX)
19
Cameron Flukey
RHP
Coastal Carolina
20
Beau Peterson
3B
Mill Valley HS (KS)
21
Jared Grindlinger 🆕
LHP
Huntington Beach HS (CA)
22
Blake Bowen 🔺
OF
JSerra Catholic HS (CA)
23
Tyler Bell*
SS
Kentucky
24
Kaden Waechter
RHP
Jesuit HS (FL)
25
Derek Curiel*
OF
LSU
26
Drew Burress
OF
Georgia Tech
27
Chris Rembert*
MIF
Auburn
28
Ryder Helfrick 🔺
C
Arkansas
29
Chris Hacopian 🔺
2B
Texas A&M
30
Brady Harris
OF
Trinity Christian HS (FL)
31
Sean Dunlap 🔺
C
Crown Point HS (IN)
32
Will Brick
C
Christian Brothers HS (TN)
33
Gabe Gaeckle
RHP
Arkansas
34
Liam Peterson
RHP
Florida
35
Trevor Condon
OF
Etowah HS (GA)
36
Sean Duncan 🔺
LHP
Port Coquitlam HS (BC)
37
Carson Bailey 🆕
LHP
McLennan JC (TX)
38
Matt Ponatoski
RHP/SS
Archbishop Moeller HS (OH)
39
Aiden Ruiz
SS
Stony Brook HS (NY)
40
Landon Thome
UTL
Nazareth Academy HS (IL)
41
Henry Ford 🔺
3B/OF
Tennessee
42
Maddox Molony
SS
Oregon
43
Jarren Advincula
2B
Georgia Tech
44
Matthew Sharman
RHP
Etowah HS (GA)
45
Blake Bryant
RHP
Citizens Christian HS (GA)
46
Jensen Hirschkorn
RHP
Kingsburg HS (CA)
47
Archer Horn
SS
St. Ignatius HS (CA)
48
Joseph Contreras 🔺🔺
RHP
Blessed Trinity HS (GA)
49
Zion Rose 🔺
OF
Louisville
50
Will Gasparino 🆕
OF
UCLA
51
Joey Volchko
RHP
Georgia
52
Teagen Kuhns* 🔺
RHP
Tennessee
53
Jason DeCaro 🔺
RHP
North Carolina
54
Daniel Cuvet 🔺
3B
Miami
55
Aiden Robbins 🔺🔺
OF
Texas
56
Alex Hernandez* 🔺
OF
Georgia Tech
57
Eric Becker
SS
Virginia
58
Rookie Shepard
SS
Faith Lutheran HS (NV)
59
Cole Carlon 🔺
LHP
Arizona State
60
Noah Wilson
OF
McCallie HS (TN)
61
James Tronstein
OF
Harvard-Westlake HS (CA)
62
Anthony Murphy
OF
Corona HS (CA)
63
Cooper Harris 🔺🔺
RHP
Flower Mound HS (TX)
64
Taj Marchand 🔺
SS
James Island HS (SC)
65
Dominic Santarelli
1B/OF
St. Joseph HS (WI)
66
Trey Ebel 🔺
SS
Corona HS (CA)
67
Connor Comeau
SS
Anderson HS (TX)
68
Ethan Bass
SS
Glenbrook North HS (IL)
69
Rocco Maniscalco
SS
Oxford HS (AL)
70
Kevin Roberts Jr. 🔺
OF
Jackson Prep HS (MS)
71
Jake Carbaugh
RHP
Plant City HS (FL)
72
Savion Sims 🔺
RHP
Prestonwood Christian HS (TX)
73
Hunter Dietz
LHP
Arkansas
74
Wes Mendes
LHP
Florida State
75
Tyson Grulkowski 🔺
RHP
Muskego HS (WI)
76
John Stowers
C
St. Paul’s Episcopal HS (AL)
77
Lucas Moore
OF
Louisville
78
Gavin Grahovac
1B
Texas A&M
79
Caden Bogenpohl
OF
Missouri State
80
Ty Head* 🔺
OF
NC State
81
Chase Brunson
OF
TCU
82
Ryan Lynch*
RHP
North Carolina
83
Keon Johnson
SS
First Presbyterian HS (GA)
84
Malachi Washington
OF
Parkview HS (GA)
85
Ryan Harwood
OF
Casteel HS (AZ)
86
Gannon Grant
RHP
Center Grove HS (IN)
87
Jerek Turlij 🔺
RHP
North East HS (PA)
88
Grayson Willoughby 🔺
RHP
Trinity HS (KY)
89
Easton Autrey 🔺
3B
Corsicana HS (TX)
90
Lucas Nawrocki 🔺🔺
OF
Aledo HS (OF)
91
Steven Miliam
MIF
LSU
92
James Jorgensen 🆕
RHP
Jesuit Prep HS (TX)
93
Anthony Del Angel
3B
Cleveland HS (NM)
94
Denton Lord
RHP
South Walton HS (FL)
95
Gary Morse
RHP
Orange Lutheran HS (CA)
96
Logan Georges
RHP
Clovis HS (CA)
97
Cooper Sides
RHP
Orangle Lutheran HS (CA)
98
Dominic Battista 🆕
OF
Oswego East HS (IL)
99
Tre Phelps
3B
Georgia
100
Mason Edwards 🆕
LHP
USC
101
Ethan Kleinschmidt 🔺
LHP
Oregon State
102
Logan Reddemann 🔺
RHP
UCLA
103
Brett Renfrow 🔺
RHP
Virginia Tech
104
Brendan Brock 🆕
C
Oklahoma
105
Carson Tinney
C
Texas
106
Luke McNellie
RHP
Florida
107
Holden Hering 🆕
RHP
Weatherford JC (TX)
108
Jake Brown 🔺
OF
LSU
109
Camden Johnson 🆕
INF
Oklahoma
110
Myles Bailey* 🔺
1B
Florida State
111
Ethan Mendoza 🔺
2B
Texas
112
Isaiah Galason 🔺
SS
Houston County HS (GA)
113
Jacob Dudan
RHP
NC State
114
Cade Townsend
RHP
Ole Miss
115
LJ Mercurius 🆕
RHP
Oklahoma
116
Tommy LaPour
RHP
TCU
117
Collin Bland
1B
Houston HS (TN)
118
Julian Garcia 🆕
RHP
St. John Bosco HS (CA)
119
Alain Gómez Gudino
C
Saguaro HS (AZ)
120
Roman Martin 🔺
3B
UCLA
121
Kyle Jones
OF
Florida
122
Landon Brown 🆕
RHP
Iowa Colony HS (TX)
123
Brody Schumaker
UTL
Santa Margarita HS (CA)
124
Elliot Lascelles
SS
Upper Canada College HS (ON)
125
Drew Christine
LHP
St. John’s College HS (VA)
126
Cole Prosek 🔺🔺
SS
Magnolia Heights HS (MS)
127
Logan Hughes 🔺
OF
Texas Tech
128
Brady Ballinger
OF
Kansas
129
Hayden Johnson 🔺
LHP
Coastal Carolina
130
Cam Johnson 🆕
LHP
Oklahoma
131
Jorvorskie Lane
OF
OD Wyatt HS (TX)
132
Trey Rangel
RHP
The Colony HS (TX)
133
Spencer Browning
SS
Pleasant Grove HS (TX)
134
Nathaneal Davis
OF
Bishop Moore HS (FL)
135
Duncan Marsten* 🆕
RHP
Wake Forest
136
Aidan Knaak
RHP
Clemson
137
Will Libbert 🆕
LHP
Ole Miss
138
Colin Barczi 🆕
C
Vanderbilt
139
Eli Herst
RHP
Seattle Academy HS (WA)
140
Will Yow
SS
St. Anne’s-Belfield HS (VA)
141
Colin White
LHP
Harrison HS (GA)
142
RJ Cope
LHP
Georgia Premier Academy HS (GA)
143
Shawn Sullivan
RHP
Walsh Jesuit HS (OH)
144
Jack Slightom 🔺
RHP
Lyons Township HS (IL)
145
Dylan Blomker
RHP
La Cueva HS (NM)
146
Connor Langdon
LHP
Perry HS (GA)
147
Ethan Surowiec*
3B
Florida
148
Tre Broussard
OF
Houston
149
Blake Morningstar
RHP
Wake Forest
150
Alex Overbay 🆕
RHP
Arizona State
151
Gunner Skelton
3B
Columbia Academy HS (TN)
152
Josiah Morris
C
Clayton Valley HS (CA)
153
CJ Weinstein 🔺
SS
Orange Lutheran HS (CA)
154
Spencer Evans
LHP
TNXL Academy HS (FL)
155
Thomas Burns 🆕
RHP
Texas
156
Shane Sado 🔺
LHP
Texas A&M
157
Hudson Barrett 🆕
LHP
Oklahoma State
158
Justin Byrd 🆕
RHP
Georgia
159
Joseph Lawson
RHP
Bishop Verot HS (FL)
160
Jack Radel 🔺
RHP
Notre Dame
161
Cal Scolari 🆕
RHP
Oregon
162
Cooper Webb
RHP
Lake Travis HS (TX)
163
Gunnar Alm
OF
Polk County HS (NC)
164
Wilson Andersen
RHP
Jesuit HS (FL)
165
Bo Holloway
LHP
Christ Presbyterian HS (TN)
166
Bryce Krenek
LHP
Katy Taylor HS (TX)
167
Brody Bumila
LHP
Bishop Feehan HS (MA)
168
Kaiden McCarthy 🆕
RHP
Vermont Academy HS (VT)
169
Ethan Offing 🆕
SS
Dutch Fork HS (SC)
170
Ayden Deome
3B
West Park HS (CA)
171
Will Adams
OF
Hoover HS (AL)
172
Ryne Barker 🆕
SS
Casteel HS (AZ)
173
Cooper Shrum
RHP
Belton HS (MO)
174
Cashel Dugger 🆕
C
UCLA
175
Jackson Natili
C
Cincinnati
176
Daniel Jackson 🆕
C
Georgia
177
Chase Kiker
RHP
Metrolina Christian HS (NC)
178
Dylan Bowen
SS
Hanover Central HS (IN)
179
Kaden Powell
OF
Beech HS (TN)
180
Isaiah James
LHP
South Central HS (NC)
181
Jason Amalbert 🆕
SS/OF
DePaul HS (NJ)
182
Sean Loggie 🆕
LHP
Christian Brothers HS (NJ)
183
Coleton Brady
RHP
TNXL Academy HS (FL)
184
Robert Omidi
3B
St. Martin HS (ON)
185
Ethan Norby
LHP
East Carolina
186
Zane Adams 🆕
LHP
Alabama
187
Ryan Marohn 🆕
LHP
NC State
188
Deacon Nelson 🆕
SS
University School HS (OH)
189
AJ Rice
RHP
Pickens County HS (GA)
190
Ethan Wachsmann
RHP
Grandview HS (CO)
191
Tyler Putnam 🆕
RHP
Battle HS (MO)
192
Cy Chrisman 🆕
1B
IMG Academy HS (FL)
193
Deion Cole
OF
Etowah HS (GA)
194
Martin Shelar 🆕
OF
Marist HS (GA)
195
Braylen Montgomery 🆕
OF
Walker HS (LA)
196
Ricky Ojeda
LHP
UC Irvine
197
Trey Beard
LHP
Florida State
198
Alex Weingartner 🆕
OF
St. Augustine Prep HS (NJ)
199
Luke Williams 🆕
OF/SS
Franklin Regional HS (PA)
200
Mulivai Levu
1B
UCLA
*Indicates the player is a college sophomore who’s age-eligible for the 2026 MLB Draft.
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