2026 Future Games: Alabama Preview
July 20, 2026
EMERSON, GA – The 2026 Prep Baseball Future Games are set to take place this week at LakePoint Sports in Emerson, GA, bringing together the country's top uncommitted prospects for what has become the most heavily scouted event in amateur baseball.
Each year, the Future Games draws more than 400 college coaches from programs across the country to one location, providing players with an unmatched opportunity to perform in front of decision-makers at the next level. The event serves as a pivotal stage in the recruiting process for the 2028 class, taking place just days before the August 1st recruiting date when college coaches can begin direct communication with prospects in the class.
Team Alabama will feature a talented collection of the state's top uncommitted 2028 prospects who have earned the opportunity to represent the Yellowhammer State on the national stage. Position players will begin the week with a pro-style workout on Wednesday, July 22nd, before Team Alabama opens game action Thursday against Tennessee. The schedule continues with matchups against Florida and Georgia to close out the week.
Below, we take a closer look at the prospects representing Team Alabama at the 2026 Future Games, followed by the team's complete schedule and pitching rotation for the week.
MEET THE TEAM 👋
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Jamison Barnes C / Briarwood Christian, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 21 / POS: 1
Barnes brings a well-rounded profile to Team Alabama as one of the top catching prospects in the state's 2028 class. A physical, athletic 6-foot, 187-pound backstop, he offers proven offensive impact with power that has already translated into game action, pairing a strong uphill path with the ability to drive the baseball from gap to gap. Barnes also receives well behind the plate and stands out athletically for the position, evidenced by a 6.97 60-yard dash and his ability as a quarterback on the football field. The combination of physicality, athleticism, and offensive upside gives him a strong opportunity to make an impression at LakePoint. 
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Hunter House C / Dothan, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 23 / POS: 2
House brings an intriguing offensive profile to the Junior Future Games after establishing himself as a key starter for Class 7A Dothan as a sophomore this past spring and continuing to hit throughout the summer. The projectable 6-foot, 184-pound catcher features a quick left-handed barrel with present bat speed and has consistently shown the ability to put together quality at-bats against live pitching. With exit velocities already reaching 94.8 mph and additional physical development still ahead, House possesses the offensive upside to develop into a blend of both average and power. 
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Hunter Elmore 1B / American Christian, AL / 2028Elmore headlines the Team Alabama roster as the No. 1 prospect in the state's 2028 class and one of the premier power bats in the country. The physical 6-foot-1, 207-pound prospect is coming off a dominant sophomore campaign in which he hit north of .500 with 12 home runs and earned Prep Baseball Alabama Player of the Year honors. His ability to impact the baseball is among the best in the class, routinely producing mid-to-upper-90s exit velocities with a peak of 100.5 mph, while improved athleticism and defensive versatility have continued to round out the profile. Already ranked among the nation's elite prospects, Elmore will have an opportunity to further cement his status on the biggest uncommitted stage in the country. 
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Jordon Lankford 3B / Geraldine, AL / 2028Lankford brings one of the more imposing offensive profiles in Alabama's 2028 class to the Future Games after another monster spring season. The physical yet athletic 5-foot-9, 221-pound prospect possesses some of the state's best raw power, generating high-level impact with serious bat speed and hand strength while making it look relatively effortless. His ability to drive the baseball with authority to the pull side has made him one of the premier offensive players in the class, and the Future Games stage provides Lankford an opportunity to put that power on display in front of hundreds of college recruiters. 
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John Pruet 3B / Northridge, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 28 / POS: 5
Pruet brings one of the more advanced hit tools on the Team Alabama roster, with a track record of consistent in-game production that stems from his barrel skills and all-fields approach. The 6-foot, 184-pound infielder features easy bat speed and quick, compact hands, showing the ability to handle velocity and consistently produce firm contact to all parts of the field. With exit velocities reaching 96.3 mph, Pruet's combination of pure hitting ability and present impact should make for an intriguing offensive profile in front of college recruiters at LakePoint. 
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Colton Davis SS / Headland, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 19 / POS: 3
Few players in Alabama's 2028 class have seen their stock rise as quickly as Davis, and he has a chance to be one of Team Alabama's biggest breakout candidates at the Future Games. The athletic, projectable 6-foot-2, 173-pound prospect pairs a physical presence in the box with premium bat speed and legitimate power, showing the ability to leave the yard both in batting practice and game action. An 88 mph arm across the infield and additional two-way upside on the mound only add to an already intriguing profile. With his combination of projection, athleticism, and rapidly emerging offensive impact, Davis has all the ingredients to blow up on the national stage this week at LakePoint. 
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Brandon Garth Jr INF / RHP / American Christian, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 31 / POS: 2
Garth brings a proven track record of production and a fearless, ultra-competitive presence to Team Alabama, with the tools to impact the game in a variety of ways. The twitchy, strongly built 5-foot-9, 174-pound prospect combines an advanced feel for the barrel with impressive bat speed, consistently producing hard contact against quality competition and reaching a 99.0 mph peak exit velocity. His athleticism is equally impressive, highlighted by a 6.63 60-yard dash, 1.59 10-yard split, and 29.6-inch vertical jump, while his arm has previously worked into the upper 80s on the mound. A gamer in every sense, Garth's combination of athleticism, offensive ability, and competitive edge should translate well to the Future Games stage. 
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Harrison Milanowski SS / Houston Academy, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 9 / POS: 1
Milanowski enters the Future Games with his stock firmly on the rise and a tool set that has a chance to make plenty of noise at LakePoint. The lean, athletic 5-foot-10, 164-pound shortstop pairs advanced barrel skills with game-changing speed, consistently impacting the baseball to all fields and reaching a 101.4 mph peak exit velocity. His 6.31 60-yard dash is the fastest time recorded at a Prep Baseball Alabama event this summer, while his ability to perform in game action and compete at a high level continues to elevate the profile. Add in a fastball that has reached 88.7 mph with strike-throwing ability, and Milanowski brings an exciting combination of athleticism, offensive impact, and two-way talent to Team Alabama. 
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Hudson Mitchell INF / Hewitt-Trussville, AL / 2028Mitchell enters the Future Games as one of the top two-way prospects in Alabama's 2028 class, though he'll make his impact as a position player while continuing to work his way back to full strength on the mound. The switch-hitting 6-foot, 180-pound prospect has already proven himself against high-level competition, showing quiet, clean actions from both sides of the plate with an advanced ability to use the entire field. A 98.3 mph peak exit velocity highlights the developing power in the profile, while his 6.98 speed and overall athleticism round out an intriguing offensive skill set. 
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Brayden Entrekin OF / LHP / Russellville, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 10 / POS: 3
Entrekin brings a versatile, well-rounded profile to Team Alabama with the ability to make an impact in multiple facets of the game. The 5-foot-10, 174-pound prospect is a 6.91 runner with a 92 mph arm from the outfield and considerable strength in the right-handed bat, producing exit velocities up to 101.1 mph with the ability to lift the baseball to the pull side. His tools are backed by consistent in-game production and gamer qualities, while his pitchability from the left side and a fastball that works into the mid-to-upper 80s add another dimension to an already intriguing profile. 
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Brock Green OF / LHP / Northside, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 12 / POS: 2
Green brings one of the most imposing profiles on the Team Alabama roster and possesses the type of left-handed power that can quickly command attention at LakePoint. The physical 6-foot-4, 206-pound prospect creates tremendous impact with a heavy barrel, reaching 104.6 mph with multiple triple-digit exit velocities and showing legitimate home run potential to the pull side. For his size, Green moves exceptionally well, evidenced by a 6.81 60-yard dash, while his two-way ability adds another layer to the profile as a southpaw who has worked into the mid-to-upper 80s. The combination of size, athleticism, massive offensive upside, and left-handed arm talent makes Green one of Team Alabama's more intriguing prospects to follow on the Future Games stage. 
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Bryson Hodge OF / James Clemens, AL / 2028Hodge gives Team Alabama another dynamic athlete with a tool set that stacks up among the best in the state's 2028 class. The 6-foot, 179-pound outfielder combines twitch and speed with some of the better bat speed in Alabama, generating present gap-to-gap power from a clean right-handed swing that has produced exit velocities up to 97.7 mph. A 6.73 runner with additional strength still to come, Hodge possesses the athleticism and offensive upside to be an exciting follow for college recruiters throughout the week at LakePoint. 
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Evan Money OF / Headland, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 18 / POS: 5
Money brings a potent offensive profile to Team Alabama with the type of bat speed and impact that should play well on the Future Games stage. The 5-foot-10, 170-pound outfielder generates impressive power from an easy, low-effort right-handed swing, using a quick, whippy barrel to consistently produce loud contact. His 102.6 mph peak exit velocity and 408-foot max distance highlight the impact in the bat, while a 6.95 60-yard dash adds another dimension to the profile. Money's ability to drive the baseball with authority makes him a bat college recruiters will want to follow closely this week. 
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Hudson Oliver OF / Hoover, AL / 2028Ranked No. 2 in Alabama's 2028 class, Oliver brings one of the more dynamic collections of tools on the Team Alabama roster and has the profile to generate plenty of attention at LakePoint. The 5-foot-11, 174-pound outfielder is a true center-field prospect with high-end athleticism, running a 6.57 60-yard dash with arm strength up to 91 mph from the outfield. His offensive tools are equally loud, as impressive bat speed and a clean right-handed swing have produced exit velocities up to 102.2 mph and a 406-foot blast during batting practice. With impact tools across the board and additional strength still to come, Oliver will be a must-follow prospect throughout the week. 
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Drew Jackson III LHP / American Christian, AL / 2028Jackson gives Team Alabama an intriguing left-handed arm with a combination of present stuff, pitchability, and underlying metrics that should draw plenty of attention at LakePoint. The 5-foot-10, 173-pound southpaw works in the mid-to-upper 80s and has reached 90 mph with a high-spin fastball that generates quality ride and carry through the zone. He complements it with a mid-70s slider that shows depth and lateral action, along with a changeup that effectively mirrors the fastball. Jackson's ability to manipulate a quality three-pitch mix makes him a compelling follow on the Future Games stage. 
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Ethan Levanda RHP / Montgomery Catholic, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 27 / POS: 8
Levanda enters the Future Games as one of Team Alabama's top breakout candidates, possessing the type of projection that could quickly capture the attention of college recruiters. The right-hander stands at a lean, high-waisted 6-foot-3, 180 pounds and works in the upper 80s, with plenty of reason to believe more velocity is on the way as he continues to physically mature. He complements the fastball with a quality curveball and changeup, giving him a promising three-pitch mix. Levanda's combination of present stuff and long-term projection gives him a chance to emerge as one of the bigger risers from Team Alabama this week. 
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Barrett McKelvey RHP / Hartselle, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 36 / POS: 9
McKelvey brings a proven track record and competitive presence to the Team Alabama pitching staff after serving as Hartselle's No. 1 arm as a sophomore this past spring. The 6-foot, 169-pound right-hander works from a compact, high three-quarter slot, running his fastball 85-87 mph and topping at 87.2 mph with arm-side action. His upper-70s to low-80s slider features tight spin and gives him a quality secondary weapon, while a mid-70s curveball rounds out the arsenal. 
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Mac Nunnally LHP / Pell City, AL / 2028Nunnally enters the Future Games with his arrow pointing up after making noticeable strides with his stuff over the past few months. The athletic, projectable 6-foot, 175-pound southpaw operates with a clean, repeatable delivery and has worked into the upper 80s, reaching 88 mph with the fastball. He pairs it with a slider that shows quality horizontal action and bite, along with a fading changeup to complete a well-rounded three-pitch mix. With present pitchability and plenty of physical development still ahead, Nunnally is another Team Alabama arm who could see his stock rise at LakePoint. 
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Colter Prescott RHP / Hewitt-Trussville, AL / 2028Prescott has seen his stock soar throughout the summer and enters the Future Games as one of the more intriguing projection arms on Team Alabama's staff. The long, lean 6-foot-3, 179-pound right-hander has already made a significant velocity jump, working 87-89 mph and reaching 90.1 mph with a loose arm and plenty of physical development still ahead. He complements the fastball with a sharp low-70s slider and a diving changeup that gives him a quality three-pitch mix. With his combination of present stuff, projection, and upward trajectory, Prescott is an arm college recruiters will want to follow closely at LakePoint. 
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Michael Shadeck RHP / Cullman, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 20 / POS: 7
Shadeck enters the Future Games after emerging as one of Cullman's top arms during his sophomore season this past spring. The 5-foot-9, 162-pound right-hander features a quick, whippy arm with loose action, working 85-87 mph and reaching 88 mph with the fastball. He complements it with a mid-70s slider and 80-81 mph changeup, showing the ability to consistently flood the strike zone with all three offerings. Shadeck's combination of arm talent, strike-throwing ability, and competitive track record makes him an intriguing follow on the Team Alabama staff. 
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Kingston Sims LHP / Providence Christian, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 90 / POS: 8
Sims brings a polished combination of pitchability and improving stuff to the Team Alabama pitching staff. The 5-foot-8, 158-pound right-hander has seen his velocity continue to climb, working in the mid-80s and reaching 86.9 mph with arm-side run and quality life on the fastball. His ability to spin a sweeping breaking ball up to 2674 RPM and manipulate it for both strikes and chase gives him a legitimate secondary weapon. With a clean operation and advanced feel for his arsenal, Sims will be an intriguing arm to watch against a talented lineup at LakePoint. 
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Weston Todd RHP / Madison Academy, AL / 2028Rankings StateRank: 16 / POS: 6
The physical 6-foot-1, 209-pound right-hander brings a power-oriented arsenal to the Team Alabama pitching staff. Working from a three-quarter slot with a quick arm, he has run the fastball up to 89.2 mph with sinking action that should induce plenty of weak contact. His firm slider gives him a quality secondary weapon, showing tight spin in the upper 70s, while an 83 mph changeup rounds out the three-pitch mix. 
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Aiden Trammell RHP / Lincoln, AL / 2028Trammell has been one of the breakout arms of the summer and enters the Future Games with an opportunity to further elevate his stock on the national stage. The lean, athletic 6-foot, 169-pound right-hander operates with a clean, loose arm and has worked 87-88 mph, reaching 88.7 mph with a fastball that features significant arm-side run. A curveball and slider with distinct shapes, along with a fading changeup, give him a deep four-pitch arsenal to attack hitters. With his upward trajectory and plenty of physical development still ahead, Trammell possesses an intriguing ceiling and could be a notable riser coming out of LakePoint. 
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TEAM ALABAMA SCHEDULE 📅
Team Alabama's position players will begin the week with a pro-style workout on Wednesday afternoon before opening game action Thursday. The team will play three games over three days against Tennessee, Florida, and Georgia.
| Event / Opponent | Time (EST) | Date | Location |
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| Position Player Check-In | 10:00 AM | Tuesday, July 21 | LakePoint Sports |
| Pro-Style Workout | 1:00 PM | Wednesday, July 22 | Fields 13-16 & Soccer Fields |
| vs. Tennessee | 5:15 PM | Thursday, July 23 | Field 11 |
| S2 Cognition Testing | 9:00 PM | Thursday, July 23 | Hampton Inn |
| vs. Florida | 1:00 PM | Friday, July 24 | Field 10 |
| vs. Georgia | 5:30 PM | Saturday, July 25 | Field 9 |
Team Alabama will take on-field batting practice and infield/outfield at 12:00 PM EST prior to Friday's 1:00 PM game against Florida.
TEAM ALABAMA PITCHING ROTATION
Team Alabama's pitching staff will feature 12 arms across three games, with each pitcher scheduled to work two innings. Pitcher-only participants will check in on the day they are scheduled to pitch and are only required to be present for their scheduled day.
| Pitcher | Game | Innings | Field | Date/Time |
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| Kingston Sims | vs. Tennessee | 1-2 | Field 11 | Thursday, July 23 | 5:15 PM |
| Mac Nunnally | vs. Tennessee | 3-4 | Field 11 | Thursday, July 23 | 5:15 PM |
| Drew Jackson | vs. Tennessee | 5-6 | Field 11 | Thursday, July 23 | 5:15 PM |
| BJ Garth | vs. Tennessee | 7-8 | Field 11 | Thursday, July 23 | 5:15 PM |
| Ethan Levanda | vs. Florida | 1-2 | Field 10 | Friday, July 24 | 1:00 PM |
| Barrett McKelvey | vs. Florida | 3-4 | Field 10 | Friday, July 24 | 1:00 PM |
| Aiden Trammell | vs. Florida | 5-6 | Field 10 | Friday, July 24 | 1:00 PM |
| Brayden Entrekin | vs. Florida | 7-8 | Field 10 | Friday, July 24 | 1:00 PM |
| Michael Shadeck | vs. Georgia | 1-2 | Field 9 | Saturday, July 25 | 5:30 PM |
| Weston Todd | vs. Georgia | 3-4 | Field 9 | Saturday, July 25 | 5:30 PM |
| Colter Prescott | vs. Georgia | 5-6 | Field 9 | Saturday, July 25 | 5:30 PM |
| Brock Green | vs. Georgia | 7-8 | Field 9 | Saturday, July 25 | 5:30 PM |
UPCOMING EVENTS ⤵️
| SHOWCASE | DATE | LOCATION |
| Senior Future Games (Class of 2027) | July 21-22, 2026 | LakePoint Sports (Emerson, GA) |
| Future Games (Class of 2028) | July 22-25, 2026 | LakePoint Sports (Emerson, GA) |
| Junior Future Games (Class of 2030) | July 22-26, 2026 | LakePoint Sports (Emerson, GA) |
| Southeast Super Sophomore Games (Class of 2029) | August 1-2, 2026 | LakePoint Sports (Emerson, GA) |
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