Arizona Class of 2027 Rankings: Top Uncommitted
August 20, 2026
Antonio Torres
Arizona Director
2027 TOP UNCOMMITTED
With the summer season wrapped up, we recently released our updated Class of 2027 Arizona Player Rankings. Standout performances throughout the summer created movement across the board as players continued to strengthen their resumes and establish themselves among the state’s best. With their senior seasons approaching, this will be an important stretch in the recruiting process for Arizona’s talented 2027 class.
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As always, our evaluation process is fluid and ongoing. The rankings are built through multiple viewings, conversations and evaluations to provide the most accurate assessment of each player’s current abilities. Movement within the rankings does not necessarily mean a player has regressed, as development happens at different rates and often includes peaks and valleys.
Our in-state and national scouting staffs remain in constant communication, comparing evaluations and adjusting the rankings based on the latest information available. As the fall progresses, new names will continue to emerge and players will have additional opportunities to strengthen their standing.
Today, we begin our Rankings Deep Dive with a look at the top uncommitted players in Arizona’s 2027 class.
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AZ RANK #1 Jace harrell
chandler / ss / 2027
Scouting Report: A premier athlete in Arizona’s 2027 class, Harrell is a 6.59 runner with smooth defensive actions and the tools to remain at shortstop. The switch-hitter pairs an advanced athletic profile with growing offensive impact.
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AZ RANK #22william parker
desert ridge / of / 2027
Scouting Report: A pure right-handed hitter with quick hands and present power. The primary outfielder who also catches for his HS adds a 6.79 60 and 92 mph arm, giving him an impactful combination of strength, athleticism and defensive versatility.
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AZ RANK #27 nolan leitner
casteel / lhp / 2027
Scouting Report: Leitner is a projectable left-hander with a fastball that reaches 89 mph and generates heavy arm-side run. His best secondary is a sharp, high-spin curveball up to 2,765 rpm, complemented by a fading changeup in the mid-70s.
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AZ RANK #34 hagen haefs
desert vista / rhp / 2027
Scouting Report: Haefs is an athletic 6-foot-1, 190-pound right-hander with a fastball that reaches 93 mph and plays with arm-side run. He complements it with a low-70s curveball showing quality depth and a fading upper-70s changeup.
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AZ RANK #35 owen kendrick
scottsdale christian academy / lhp-1b / 2027
Scouting Report: Kendrick swings the bat well from the left side, showing an easy repeatable swing that will play against velo and is an athletic mover at first base. After striking out 109 batters across 56 innings during the high school season, he could be an under the radar diamond in the rough in Arizona’s 2027 class.
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AZ RANK #47 ryan brown
millennium / rhp / 2027
Scouting Report: Brown raised plenty of eyebrows with a sharp showing at the Arizona State Games, attacking the zone with a fastball that has reached 92 mph and shows life through the zone. The athletic 6.68 runner complements the fastball with a curveball and low-80s changeup.
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AZ RANK #48 devin dekavallas
perry / 3b / 2027
Scouting Report: Dekavallas is a physical 6-foot-4 corner infielder who strengthened his stock with a strong showing at the Senior Future Games. He pairs developing right-handed power with adjustability in the box, solid athleticism, and an 85 mph arm across the diamond.
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AZ RANK #51 alec olivas
estrella foothills / of / 2027
Scouting Report: Olivas continues to trend up, becoming a more refined player with a strong combination of speed and power. A 6.54 runner with a 107 mph exit velocity, he offers considerable upside and would be a quality addition to any program.
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AZ RANK #52 tre hallberg
desert ridge / 3b / 2027
Scouting Report: Hallberg packs considerable punch at the plate, producing a 107 mph exit velocity with the ability to drive the ball out of the park. While his defensive home is still taking shape, the right-handed bat offers legitimate impact potential.
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AZ RANK #56maximus pena
saguaro / ss / 2027
Scouting Report: Pena is high motor, under the radar shortstop with a knack for finding barrels. A 6.75 runner with an 88 mph infield arm, he combines athleticism with smooth defensive actions and strong bat to ball skills.
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