2026 Future Games: Day 6 Recap
July 27, 2026
LAKEPOINT, GA – Future Games Week officially came to a close on Sunday with four Junior Future Games matchups featuring Alabama's 2030 prospects. Team Alabama capped an impressive week with wins over Wisconsin and Michigan to finish gameplay a perfect 3-0, while Team Southeast battled Pennsylvania and Georgia in its final two games. With Sunday's action complete, a memorable week at LakePoint comes to an end after some of Alabama's premier prospects across multiple age groups had the opportunity to showcase their talent on the national stage.
Junior Future Games: Team Alabama
Team Alabama entered Sunday with a win already under its belt and added two more to complete a perfect run through Junior Future Games gameplay. Alabama defeated Wisconsin, 8-3, in the morning before turning around and taking down Michigan, 5-2, to finish 3-0.
The Bama Boys were one of just eight teams at the Junior Future Games to finish the week with a perfect 3-0 record.
Game 2 | Alabama 8, Wisconsin 3
Team Alabama started Sunday with an impressive 8-3 victory over Wisconsin, receiving contributions up and down the roster.
RHP/OF Kobe Embry supplied plenty of electric stuff on the mound to get the morning started. The right-hander flooded the strike zone with a fastball at 85-86 mph while pairing it with a 72-73 mph curveball and 70-71 mph changeup. Embry worked with a smooth, clean delivery and continued to show an intriguing combination of present stuff and athleticism.
RHP Kobe Embry (@TheKobeEmbry, 2030) supplying plenty of electric stuff to get things started this morning.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Flooding the zone with both the FB/CB and operating w/ a smooth & clean delivery.
FB: 85-86 mph
CB: 72-73 mph
CH: 70-71 mph#PBJFG26 || @ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/fjRD7XGDXc
MIF Kendan Thomas continued his productive week at the plate by jumping on an offering early in the count and driving a firm single into right field. Thomas consistently put together quality swings throughout the event and proved to be a catalyst for the Alabama offense.
MIF Kendan Thomas (@1RebelBaseball, 2030) on this offering early in the count and deposits a firm single into right.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Continues to put quality swings together at the plate this week.#PBJFG26 pic.twitter.com/yU7sXnnqtd
C Dylan Harcrow delivered one of the loudest swings of the morning. The 5-foot-11, 170-pound backstop unloaded on a 97 mph double into the left-center field gap, clearing the bases and extending Team Alabama's advantage to 5-0.
C Dylan Harcrow (@DylanHarcrow24, 2030) showing some pull side 🧃 with a 97 mph rocket into the LCF gap.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Clears the bases on this loud 2B and gives Alabama a 5-0 lead.
Present strength in the 5-11, 170-pound frame.#PBJFG26 pic.twitter.com/VKVjxQZFaG
RHP/SS Christian Houston also provided a quality look on the mound. The lean, athletic 5-foot-10, 140-pound right-hander worked with a long, loose arm action from a high three-quarter slot and has shown a fastball in the 80-84 mph range paired with a low-70s breaking ball.
RHP Christian Houston (2030) with a solid first inning of work.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Works with a long, loose arm from a high 3/4 slot.
Lean, athletic 5-10, 140-pound frame w/ m2c.
Has shown 80-84 mph FB paired with low-70’s breaking ball.#PBJFG26 pic.twitter.com/tZVKF2hhDJ
3B Caden Kappler continued to show why there is plenty to like about his upside. The 6-foot-3, 195-pound infielder drove a loud double into the backside gap, showcasing a well-synced swing and feel for the barrel within a highly projectable frame.
CINF Caden Kappler (@CadenKappler_30, 2030) with a 🚀 into the back side gap for a loud 2B.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Well-synced swing, showing feel for the barrel here.
A lot to like with the frame at 6-3, 195-pounds.#PBJFG26 pic.twitter.com/gSo2CBNbmD
MIF GG Wuis added to the offensive production with an RBI single into left-center field. One of the top prospects in Alabama's 2030 class, Wuis continued to display his smooth left-handed stroke and ability to utilize the entire field while also showing clean defensive actions in the middle of the diamond.
MIF GG Wuis (@GWuis17, 2030) goes the other way and drops an RBI single into left center.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Smooth LH stroke at the plate w/ all fields approach.
Athletic mover UTM w/ clean defensive actions.#PBJFG26 pic.twitter.com/lXK7Pe1N2T
Game 3 | Alabama 5, Michigan 2
Team Alabama carried the momentum directly into its second game of the morning and closed out the event with a 5-2 victory over Michigan.
The most anticipated outing of the Junior Future Games came from RHP Max Kimbrell, and the rising freshman delivered some of the loudest stuff of the week.
Kimbrell operated at 89-92 mph with the fastball while pounding the strike zone with a three-pitch mix. His 74-76 mph curveball spun between 2,650-2,790 RPM, and he rounded out the arsenal with a 77-78 mph changeup featuring fading action. The right-hander moved easily down the mound with a loose arm action from a high three-quarter slot and showcased the type of high-end stuff that has established him as one of the premier 2030 prospects not only in Alabama, but nationally.
Early morning ⛽️ from RHP Max Kimbrell (@MaxK2030, 2030).
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Easy mover down the mound w/ loose AA from a high 3/4 slot.
Pounding the zone with three pitch mix.
FB: 89-92 mph
CB: 74-76 mph (2650-2790🌪️)
CH: 77-78 mph (fading action)#PBJFG26 || @ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/KLj583Sytz
OF Kobe Embry continued his strong day by making an impact with the bat, staying on a pitch and driving a double the other way to move a runner into scoring position.
OF Kobe Embry (@TheKobeEmbry, 2030) laces this one the other way for a double that moves a runner into scoring position.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Wide base and simplified approach here for a loud knock.#PBJFG26 https://t.co/2qTTFCPoW9 pic.twitter.com/anLEL4K9AX
OF Zyan Marshall also added a firm single into left field. The right-handed hitter showed a balanced swing with a mostly level path through the zone to cap another quality offensive showing for Alabama.
OF Zyan Marshall (@ZyanMarshall, 2030) shoots one into left for a firm single here.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Balanced RH swing at the plate w/ mostly level path thru the zone.#PBJFG26 pic.twitter.com/8Qa37I25YE
With the victory, Team Alabama completed Junior Future Games gameplay with a perfect 3-0 record, earning wins over Connecticut, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
Junior Future Games: Team Southeast
Team Southeast returned to action Sunday afternoon for a pair of games to close out its week at LakePoint. The group battled throughout both contests but ultimately suffered a 4-3 loss to Pennsylvania before falling to Georgia, 8-6, in the finale.
Game 2 | Pennsylvania 4, Southeast 3
3B Wyatt Gregory helped get Team Southeast going early, shooting a hard-hit ball through the right side before eventually coming around to score as Southeast jumped out to an early advantage.
3B Wyatt Gregory (@Gregory_Wy2030, 2030) starts things off for Team Southeast w/ a hot shot through the right side.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Would later come around to score as we get out to a quick 2-0 lead. #PBJFG26 pic.twitter.com/XIjWmFe2Iv
INF Matthew Downs also turned in quality at-bats throughout the contest. Downs got the barrel to an offering and drove it deep into the left-center field gap, narrowly missing extra bases but doing his job with a sacrifice fly.
INF Matthew Downs (@Bibb_Co, 2030) has taken some strong hacks today as he gets the barrel to this offering, just missing extra-bases.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Settles for a deep sac-fly to the LCF gap instead.#PBJFG26 pic.twitter.com/jv8WHOZDcV
Team Southeast continued to battle throughout the contest before ultimately coming up just short in the 4-3 defeat.
Game 3 | Georgia 8, Southeast 6
Team Southeast closed out the week with another competitive game against Georgia, battling until the end in an 8-6 loss.
MIF Noah Isensee provided one of the notable offensive performances from Alabama's representatives, ripping a one-out double down the left-field line before later coming around to score.
MIF Noah Isensee (@NoahIsensee, 2030) rips this one down the LF line for a one out double and would later come around to score.
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
Athletic, smaller frame at 5-5, 130-pounds that plays up. Gamer.#PBJFG26 pic.twitter.com/XVDEf5QIHf
The 5-foot-5, 130-pound infielder continues to play above his present size with athleticism and gamer qualities that showed throughout the week.
A Memorable Week for Alabama
Sunday's final out officially brought a busy Future Games Week to a close for the state of Alabama.
Beginning with the Senior Future Games and continuing through the Future Games and Junior Future Games, Alabama was represented throughout the week by some of the state's premier prospects from the 2027 through 2030 classes.
The week provided those players with an opportunity to compete against high-level talent from across the country while showcasing their abilities on one of the biggest stages of the summer.
Team Alabama's 2030 group put the finishing touches on the week in impressive fashion, finishing Junior Future Games gameplay with a perfect 3-0 record, while numerous prospects across all four rosters delivered performances that should continue to elevate their profiles moving forward.
From the players and families to the coaches, staff, and interns who helped make the week possible, the 2026 Future Games Week provided another memorable showing for the Yellowhammer State.
𝐀𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐚𝐦𝐚 | 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 ⭐️
— Prep Baseball Alabama (@PrepBaseballAL) July 26, 2026
What a week for the Yellowhammer State at the 2026 Future Games! Four teams filled with some of Alabama’s best talent showcased their abilities on the national stage.
Appreciate all the players, families, and staff who helped make this week special!… pic.twitter.com/0eE6K77PNG
UPCOMING EVENTS ⤵️
| SHOWCASE | DATE | LOCATION |
| Southeast Super Sophomore Games (Class of 2029) | August 1-2, 2026 | LakePoint Sports (Emerson, GA) |
| Alabama Rising Stars Games | August 30, 2026 | River Run Park |
| Central Alabama Fall ID | September 13, 2026 | Opelika High School |
| North Alabama Fall ID | October 4, 2026 | Huntsville High School |
| South Alabama Fall ID | October 11, 2026 | Orange Beach Sportsplex |
| River Run Fall Games | October 18, 2026 | River Run Park |
| Birmingham Fall ID | November 1, 2026 | TBD - Birmingham, AL |
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