Cooper LeRoy RHP / OF / Perry, AZ / 2028

There are not many 16 year olds in the country doing what Cooper is doing right now. The 6'4 188 pound right hander looks the part of a frontline arm with long levers, athleticism, and real ease in the delivery. The fastball worked 92 to 94 mph and comes out clean with life through the zone. He stays on line, repeats well, and lets the arm work freely from a 3/4 slot without overthrowing. The slider at 75 to 79 mph with over 2200 rpm continues to show sharpness and projects as a true swing and miss pitch off the heater.

The bat is just as impressive. Cooper produced a 107.4 mph max exit velocity with a 95.2 mph average, showing real strength and impact from the right side. The swing is loose and explosive with present bat speed up to 78.9 mph, and when he gets extended the ball carries with authority. Add in 95 mph from the outfield and you are looking at one of the premier two way prospects in the country in the 2028 class.

The ranking reflects it. This is a high end talent with real upside and a profile that continues to trend up.

Highlights:
FB 92 to 94 mph | SL 75 to 79 mph 2240 rpm | 107.4 mph max EV | 95.2 mph avg EV | 95 mph OF velo | 78.9 mph bat speed

Chase Fillman OF / LHP / Millennium, AZ / 2028

Chase continues to look like one of the more physically imposing and impactful left handed bats in the 2028 class. At 6'0 215 pounds, the strength is obvious, and the ball jumps off his bat to all fields. He produced a 106.2 mph max exit velocity with a 99.5 mph average with 408 ft. max distance, which was among the loudest rounds of both days. The swing is built around present strength and real bat speed, running up to 80.6 mph, and he does a great job of staying balanced with a controlled, smooth yet violent leftly stroke.

The athleticism is trending as well. A 7.10 runner with 92 mph from the outfield and 90 across the infield, Chase moves better than most players at his size and gives himself defensive versatility both in the dirt and on the grass.

On the mound, the lefty has been up to 90.9 mph and continues to show true two way upside. The fastball is heavy and with his physicality and competitiveness, there is still more in the tank as he continues to develop.

Chase looks every bit like a top tier in national talent in the 2028 class with loud tools and real upside on both sides of the ball.

Highlights:
FB up to 90.9 mph | 106.2 mph max EV | 99.5 mph avg EV | 408 ft max distance | 92 mph OF velo | 80.6 mph bat speed

Jackson Clarke RHP / OF / Estrella Foothills, AZ / 2028

Jackson quietly put together one of the more polished outings of the day on the mound. The right hander worked 82 to 87 mph and touched 87.1 with a fastball that showed over 2000 rpm and consistent strike throwing ability. He stays under control throughout the delivery, repeats well, and competes in the zone with confidence beyond his age. There is rhythm to the operation and a clean arm from a 3/4 slot that suggests more velocity coming as the frame continues to add strength.

The secondary mix is advanced for a 2028. He showed feel for both a changeup at 79 to 80 mph and two breaking balls, including a 71 to 72 mph curveball and a 74 to 75 mph slider. The ability to land multiple shapes for strikes and keep hitters off balance stood out, especially for a freshman class arm.

Jackson may not carry a ranking yet, but the pitchability, strike throwing, and trending stuff make him a clear follow in the 2028 class as he continues to develop physically.

Highlights:
FB 82 to 87 mph | 2023 avg spin | CH 79 to 80 mph | CB 71 to 72 mph | SL 74 to 75 mph

Ryder Bell LHP / OF / Hamilton, AZ / 2028

Ryder continues to show why left handed arms in this class need to be tracked closely. The 2028 lefty worked 84 to 86 mph and touched 86.4 with a fastball that played with nearly 2000 rpm and consistent life through the zone. He attacks with confidence, stays under control in the delivery, and competes in the strike zone with maturity. There is present feel for how to pitch, not just throw.

The breaking ball metrics were eye opening. Both the curveball at 70 to 71 mph and the slider at 68 to 71 mph spun over 2400 rpm, with the curveball nearing 2500 rpm. That kind of spin from the left side at this age is notable and gives him a real weapon to miss bats as he continues to refine shape and command. The changeup at 76 to 78 mph adds another layer and shows developing feel.

Ryder may not carry a ranking yet, but the velocity, spin profile, and competitiveness make him a strong follow in the 2028 class with clear upside as he continues to add strength.

Highlights:
FB 84 to 86 mph | 1992 avg spin | CB 70 to 71 mph 2499 rpm | SL 68 to 71 mph 2441 rpm | CH 76 to 78 mph

Oliver Higgins LHP / OF / Canyon View, AZ / 2028

Oliver continues to trend in the right direction as one of the more intriguing young left handed arms in the state. The 2028 lefty worked 82 to 84 mph and touched 84.2 with a fastball that carries over 2000 rpm and plays well when he gets extension out front. There is still plenty of physical projection in the 5'10 160 pound frame, which makes the current velocity even more interesting.

The slider at 70 to 72 mph was the separator. Spinning at 2443 rpm, it shows sharpness and late action with real swing and miss potential, especially against same side hitters. The changeup at 73 to 74 mph continues to develop and gives him a third pitch to keep hitters honest.

Offensively, Oliver shows a compact left handed stroke with a 96.9 mph max exit velocity and a 92.3 mph average. The swing is simple and direct with feel for the barrel, and he adds value defensively with 88 mph from the outfield.

As the body continues to mature, Oliver has a chance to make a strong jump within the 2028 class. The arm talent and spin profile give him real upside moving forward.

Highlights:
FB 82 to 84 mph | 2040 avg spin | SL 70 to 72 mph 2443 rpm | 96.9 mph max EV | 88 mph OF velo

Evan Hedlund LHP / 1B / Casteel, AZ / 2028

Evan continues to solidify himself as one of the top left handed arms in the 2028 class in Arizona. The lean 5'11 157 pound frame still has plenty of room to add strength, yet he already worked up to 84 mph with a fastball that averaged over 2100 rpm. He repeats well, stays on line, and shows a calm presence on the mound with the ability to command the zone. The arm works clean from a 3/4 slot and there is clear projection left as the body matures.

The secondary mix is advanced for his age. He showed feel for both a 70 to 72 mph curveball and a 70 to 74 mph slider, each landing for strikes with solid spin profiles. The changeup at 76 to 77 mph continues to progress and gives him a legitimate third pitch. What stands out most is the ability to throw everything for strikes with conviction.

Offensively, Evan offers value from the left side with a 96.3 mph max exit velocity and a 345 foot max distance. The swing is smooth and direct with feel for staying through the middle of the field and spraying the gaps. He also moves well with a 7.27 60yd, adding to the overall athletic profile.

Evan’s current state ranking reflects the steady progression. With continued strength gains, there is a chance for another jump within the class.

Highlights:
FB 81 to 84 mph | 2114 avg spin | CB 70 to 72 mph | SL 70 to 74 mph | 96.3 mph max EV | 7.27 60

Conner Hansen OF / 1B / Saguaro, AZ / 2028

Conner put together one of the louder offensive performances of the event and continues to trend up within the 2028 class. The 6'0 184 pound right handed hitter produced a 106.4 mph max exit velocity with a 95.8 mph average and 376 ft. max distance. The strength is real, and the ball comes off the barrel with authority to the gaps. He works from a balanced base with a controlled load, allowing the bat to stay through the zone and create consistent hard contact. With 76.3 mph bat speed and present physicality, there is legitimate impact in the profile.

The athleticism showed as well. Conner ran a 6.96 in the 60, which adds another layer to the overall upside and separates him from typical corner profiles. He moves well underway and has continued to improve his speed over the past year. Defensively, he shows capable actions in the outfield with an 81 mph arm and enough feel to handle a corner, while also offering versatility at first base.

Conner’s combination of strength, speed, and trending power makes him a must follow in the 2028 class as he continues to refine the overall game.

Highlights:
106.4 mph max EV | 95.8 mph avg EV | 376 ft max distance | 6.96 60 | 76.3 mph bat speed

Troy Tewers 3B / RHP / Liberty, AZ / 2028

Troy continues to separate himself as one of the more complete infielders in the 2028 class. The 6'0 203 pound right hander brings strength, physicality, and speed but what stands out most is how clean the actions are defensively. He moves with confidence on the dirt, showing soft hands, body control, and an 88 mph arm across the diamond that plays from different slots. There is polish to the glove and a steady presence that gives him the ability to stay on the dirt long term.

Offensively, the strides are obvious. Troy produced a 104.9 mph max exit velocity with a 91.9 mph average, and the ball is starting to jump with more consistency. The swing is compact and powerful with 79.4 mph bat speed and strong hands through contact. There is real gap power with more coming as he continues to refine the approach.

On the mound, he has been up to 85 mph with a fastball that shows over 2200 rpm, along with a developing slider that gives him legitimate two way value. Troy’s state ranking reflects the steady progression. With his defensive polish and trending offensive impact, he remains one of the top in state follows in the 2028 class.

Highlights:
104.9 mph max EV | 91.9 mph avg EV | 79.4 mph bat speed | 88 mph INF velo | FB up to 85 mph

Sammy Garcia SS / RHP / Hamilton, AZ / 2028

Sammy continues to look like one of the premier middle infielders in the 2028 class. The 5'8 165 pound infielder plays with confidence and swagger, and the tools keep backing it up. Offensively, he produced a 103 mph max exit velocity with a 94.7 mph average, showing impact that stands out for his size. The swing is compact and direct with 71.4 mph bat speed, and he consistently gets the barrel out front with the intent to do damage. The ball jumps off the bat and he shows the ability to hit to all fields on a line.

Defensively is where Sammy really separates. He fired 90 mph across the infield and shows quick feet, clean exchanges, and the internal clock you look for up the middle. The actions are athletic and under control, giving him a real chance to stick at shortstop long term.

Sammy’s in state ranking reflects the complete skill set. He remains one of the top overall 2028s in Arizona with impact tools and competitive makeup.

Highlights:
103 mph max EV | 94.7 mph avg EV | 90 mph INF velo | 71.4 mph bat speed | 7.42 60

Dayton Kellner 3B / RHP / Hamilton, AZ / 2028

Dayton continues to show one of the more physical and balanced profiles in the 2028 class. The 6'1 185 pound left handed hitter produced a 100.9 mph max exit velocity with a 95.2 mph average, showing consistent impact throughout his round. The swing is strong and controlled with 71.7 mph bat speed, and he does a good job staying through the middle of the field with carry to the gaps. There is present strength in the frame with more coming as he continues to mature.

Defensively, Dayton handled himself well at third base with steady actions and an 81 mph arm across the diamond. He plays under control and shows enough arm strength and feel to remain on the dirt moving forward.

On the mound, the right hander worked 80 to 82 mph and touched 82 with a fastball averaging 2270 rpm. The slider at 72 to 74 mph with over 2300 rpm gives him a legitimate secondary weapon, and the changeup at 78 to 79 mph adds depth to the mix. The spin profile and pitchability give him real two way value.

Dayton’s combination of strength, spin traits, and overall feel make him a steady follow in the 2028 class with room to continue climbing.

Highlights:
100.9 mph max EV | 95.2 mph avg EV | 71.7 mph bat speed | 81 mph INF velo | FB 80 to 82 mph | SL 72 to 74 mph 2364 rpm

Christian Estrella OF / RHP / Arizona College Prep, AZ / 2028

Christian brings one of the more physically imposing frames in the 2028 class at 6'3 223 pounds, and the tools are starting to match it. The left handed bat produced a 100.5 mph max exit velocity with a 93.8 mph average and 387 feet of carry. The strength is evident, and when he gets extended the ball leaves in a hurry. There is natural leverage in the swing with present power that should continue to trend as he refines consistency.

What separates him from typical power profiles is the athleticism. Christian ran a 7.18 in the 60 at his size and showed 91 mph from the outfield, giving him legitimate arm strength for a corner and more mobility than most would expect from the frame. He moves well underway and does not look out of place defensively.

On the mound, the right hander worked 84 to 87 mph and touched 87 with a fastball that plays with solid life. The slider at 76 to 78 mph gives him a legitimate secondary pitch and shows enough sharpness to project as a swing and miss offering. The combination of size, arm strength, and raw power makes him a very intriguing two way follow in the 2028 class.

Highlights:
100.5 mph max EV | 93.8 mph avg EV | 387 ft max distance | 91 mph OF velo | FB 84 to 87 mph | SL 76 to 78 mph

Tanner Sultan 3B / OF / Catalina Foothills, AZ / 2028

Tanner continues to trend as one of the more athletic and projectable bats in the 2028 class. The 6' 162 pound right handed hitter produced a 98 mph max exit velocity with a 92.8 mph average and 356 ft. max distance. The swing is loose and quick with 74.7 mph bat speed and 25.3 mph hand speed, allowing him to keep the barrel in the zone and drive the baseball to all fields. There is plenty of room left on the frame, which makes the current impact even more intriguing.

Defensively, Tanner brings versatility and arm strength. He fired 86 mph across the infield with smooth, controlled, and athletic actions, and has the range to stay up the middle with a steady internal clock.

With a 7.34 in the 60 and trending offensive metrics, Tanner’s profile continues to round out. As the strength continues to come, there is another gear available, making him a strong follow within the 2028 class.

Highlights:
98 mph max EV | 92.8 mph avg EV | 74.7 mph bat speed | 86 mph INF velo | 7.34 60

Andres Armenta OF / RHP / Casteel, AZ / 2028

Andres continues to look like one of the more dynamic athletes in the 2028 class. The 6' 172 pound outfielder ran a 6.75 in the 60, which immediately separates him from most of his peers. The speed plays in game and gives him real impact potential on both sides of the ball.

Offensively, Andres produced a 100 mph max exit velocity with a 92.1 mph average and 384 ft. max distance. The swing is aggressive yet balanced, and he shows the ability to drive the baseball with authority to the gaps. There is natural bat speed and looseness in the stroke. The combination of speed and emerging power makes him a difficult matchup for any pitcher moving forward.

Defensively, he showed 87 mph from the outfield with confident actions and the ability to close ground quickly. The athleticism translates, and he profiles comfortably in the grass long term.

With a top ten in state ranking and loud athletic traits, Andres remains one of the premier 2028 follows in Arizona with tools that impact the game in multiple ways.

Highlights:
100 mph max EV | 92.1 mph avg EV | 384 ft max distance | 6.75 60 | 87 mph OF velo

Adrian Sisco C / 3B / Perry, AZ / 2028

Adrian continues to show why he is one of the top ranked catchers in the 2028 class in Arizona. The 6'0 186 pound backstop brings a strong, durable frame behind the plate and moves with confidence in his receiving actions. He recorded pop times between 1.89 and 1.94 with 79 mph from the crouch, showing quick transfer and the ability to get the ball out clean. The arm strength and compact exchange give him a chance to control the running game at a high level.

Offensively, Adrian produced a 98 mph max exit velocity with a 91.8 mph average. The right handed swing is simple and controlled, staying balanced through contact with feel for driving the baseball gap to gap. He ran a 7.10 in the 60, which speaks to the overall athleticism and separates him from typical catcher only profiles.

Adrian’s in state ranking reflects the steady progression. With strength, athleticism, and defensive tools behind the plate, he remains a strong follow in the 2028 class.

Highlights:
98 mph max EV | 91.8 mph avg EV | 1.89 to 1.94 pop time | 79 mph C velo | 7.10 60

Max Nibarger SS / OF / Perry, AZ / 2028

Max brings one of the more projectable frames in the 2028 class at 6'1 180 pounds with room still to add strength. The right handed hitter produced a 95 mph max exit velocity with an 88.1 mph average, showing present gap to gap feel with more impact coming as the body continues to mature. The swing is controlled and directional with 70.3 mph bat speed, and he does a solid job staying balanced through contact.

Defensively, Max stood out with arm strength and versatility. He fired 87 mph across the infield and 92 mph from the outfield, giving him legitimate two way defensive value. The actions are athletic and fluid, and he moves well enough to handle multiple spots depending on roster needs.

On the mound, the right hander worked 82 to 85 mph with over 2000 rpm on the fastball. The breaking ball spin was notable, with both the curveball and slider hovering around 2300 rpm, showing feel for shaping the baseball and missing barrels. The overall profile is well rounded with upside on both sides of the ball.

Max is a strong follow in the 2028 class as the strength continues to come and the tools continue to tick up.

Highlights:
95 mph max EV | 70.3 mph bat speed | 87 mph INF velo | 92 mph OF velo | FB 82 to 85 mph | CB 2257 rpm | SL 2300 rpm

Russell Nelson RHP / OF / Casteel, AZ / 2029

Russell continues to look like one of the premier arms in the 2029 class nationally. The 6'0 188 pound right hander worked 87 to 89 mph and touched 89 with a fastball that carries over 2100 rpm. The delivery is under control with strong direction down the mound, and the arm works clean from a 3/4 slot with real intent. For a freshman class arm, the present velocity and poise stand out immediately.

The secondary mix only strengthens the profile. The slider has been up to 82 mph with spin nearing 2300 rpm, giving him a true swing and miss offering. The changeup at 78 to 80 mph shows feel and separation, and he has shown the ability to spin a breaking ball in the mid to upper 70s as well. The pitchability and stuff combination is advanced for the age.

Offensively, Russell adds value with a 100.8 mph max exit velocity and 76.2 mph bat speed. He moves well for his size and has shown 91 mph from the outfield, giving him legitimate two way upside.

With a top 65 national ranking and top three in state status, Russell remains one of the headline names in the 2029 class with high end upside on the mound.

Highlights:
FB 87 to 89 mph | SL up to 82 mph 2286 rpm | 100.8 mph max EV | 91 mph OF velo | 76.2 mph bat speed

Austin Bertolina OF / RHP / Eastmark, AZ / 2029

Austin was one of the louder offensive performers in the 2029 group and continues to trend as a high upside bat. The 6'0 165 pound right handed hitter produced a 103.6 mph max exit velocity with 403 ft. max distance, showing impact that plays well beyond his age. The bat speed jumps off the page at 80.6 mph, paired with 25.3 mph hand speed, and when he gets extended, the ball carries to all fields. There is still plenty of projection left on the frame, which makes the present power even more intriguing. As he continues to add strength, there is another jump coming offensively.

Defensively, Austin showed 90 mph from the outfield with strong, accurate throws and enough athleticism to handle the grass comfortably. He ran a 7.21 in the 60, showing solid overall movement skills that support the profile.

Austin is a strong follow in the 2029 class with real bat speed, emerging power, and physical upside that will continue to trend up.

Highlights:
103.6 mph max EV | 403 ft max distance | 80.6 mph bat speed | 25.3 mph hand speed | 90 mph OF velo

Evan Thompson OF / C / Casteel, AZ / 2029

Evan continues to prove why he sits near the very top of the 2029 class nationally. The left handed hitter delivered one of the loudest offensive performances of the entire event, producing a 102.9 mph max exit velocity with a 96.3 mph average and 413 feet of carry. The swing is loose, powerful, and under control with 78.4 mph bat speed and 25.5 mph hand speed. The ball jumps off his barrel to all fields, and the impact is consistent, not just occasional.

At 6'0 188 pounds, the frame is strong and athletic with room for even more strength. He moves well for his size, running a 7.22 in the 60, and continues to show advanced body control in the outfield with 89 mph arm strength. The actions are confident and fluid, allowing the arm to play with carry and accuracy.

With a top four national ranking and one of the more complete offensive profiles in the class, Evan looks every bit like a marquee 2029 follow with middle of the order upside and impact tools.

Highlights:
102.9 mph max EV | 96.3 mph avg EV | 413 ft max distance | 78.4 mph bat speed | 89 mph OF velo

Dylan DJ Whitcher OF / LHP / Mesquite, AZ / 2029

DJ took on older competition at the Upperclass Preseason All State and more than held his own. The 6' 158 pound left hander continues to trend on the mound, working 76 to 78 mph with a fastball that averaged over 2500 rpm. The spin profile jumps off the page for a 2029 lefty, and he paired it with a curveball in the upper 60s that also spun north of 2500 rpm. The ability to generate that kind of spin at 14 years old is notable and points to real upside as strength continues to come. The changeup at 71 to 74 mph shows improving feel and gives him a developing three pitch mix. Defensively, he moves well in the outfield with a clean left handed arm and accurate throws.

For a 2029 to step into an upperclass environment and compete the way DJ did speaks to both the talent and the makeup. He is a strong follow in the class with real projection on the mound.

Highlights:
FB 76 to 78 mph | 2548 avg spin | CB 68 to 69 mph 2563 rpm | CH 71 to 74 mph | LHP with projection

Mario* Hayden Giannone OF / C / Mountain Ridge, AZ / 2029

Mario may not have the biggest frame in the class yet, but the production and athleticism jump off the page. At 5'4 146 pounds, he produced a 100.2 mph max exit velocity with a 93.2 mph average and 368 ft. max distance. That kind of impact at his size speaks to the bat speed and strength in the hands. He ran up to 71.3 mph bat speed with 22.1 mph hand speed, and the swing is quick, direct, and explosive through the zone. The ball carries on a line to all fields with authority and there is clearly more coming as the body continues to mature.

The athleticism is real. Mario ran a 6.96 in the 60, showing real foot speed. Defensively, he showed versatility pop times down to 2.00 with clean trasnfers and quick footwork, paired with 78 mph arm from the OF that will only get stronger as he does. The overall quickness and competitiveness show up across the field.

Mario is an under the radar follow in the 2029 class. As he continues to get stronger, the combination of speed and emerging power gives him a chance to make a strong jump over the next year.

Highlights:
100.2 mph max EV | 93.2 mph avg EV | 368 ft max distance | 6.96 60 | 71.3 mph bat speed

Bronx Rooney 3B / RHP / Perry, AZ / 2029

Bronx brings one of the more physical corner profiles in the 2029 class at 6'1 206 pounds, and the strength shows up immediately. The right handed hitter produced a 98.8 mph max exit velocity with a 91.9 mph average and consistent hard contact throughout his round. The swing is compact and strong with intent through contact, and when he gets extended the ball it jumps off the bat. There is real present strength in the frame with more impact coming as he continues to refine the swing.

Defensively, Bronx showed 86 mph across the infield with the arm strength you look for at third base. He moves well laterally for his size and plays with confidence on the dirt, giving him a chance to stick on the left side long term. The overall profile is built around strength and physicality, and with a top ten in state ranking, Bronx remains one of the power bats that are a must follow in the 2029 class.

Highlights:
98.8 mph max EV | 91.9 mph avg EV | 356 ft max distance | 86 mph INF velo

Dylan Vandivert OF / 1B / Brophy Prep, AZ / 2029

Dylan brings a strong left handed presence to the 2029 class with a physical 6'0 198 pound frame and clear two way value. On the mound, the lefty worked up to 80 mph with a fastball averaging over 2100 rpm. He attacks the zone with confidence and shows feel for mixing in a breaking ball in the mid 60s along with a developing changeup. The delivery is under control and the arm works cleanly, giving him a solid foundation to build on as strength continues to come.

Offensively, Dylan produced a 97.2 mph max exit velocity with an 89.7 mph average, showing present strength from the left side. The swing is simple and balanced, built around staying through the middle of the field with gap to gap carry. As the body continues to mature, there is room for another jump in impact.

Defensively, he profiles comfortably around first base and moves well for his size. The overall profile is built on strength and left handed upside, making Dylan a steady follow inside the top tier of the 2029 class in Arizona.

Highlights:
FB up to 80 mph | 2142 avg spin | 97.2 mph max EV | 89.7 mph avg EV | LHH with projection

Sean Simon OF / LHP / Liberty, AZ / 2029

Sean continues to show steady progress as a left handed two way prospect in the 2029 class. The 5'9 165 pound left handed hitter produced a 96.6 mph max exit velocity with an 87.4 mph average, showing solid present strength and feel for the barrel. The lefty swing is simple, smooth and controlled with 72.5 mph bat speed, and he does a good job staying balanced through contact. There is room on the frame for more strength, which should translate to another jump in impact over time.

Sean adds value defensively with 84 mph from the outfield and confident actions in the grass. He moves well underway and shows enough athleticism to cover ground and keep throws on line to his target.

Highlights:
96.6 mph max EV | 87.4 mph avg EV | 72.5 mph bat speed | 84 mph OF velo

Beau Baggenstoss C / SS / Cactus Shadows, AZ / 2029

Beau continues to stand out for his toughness and versatility in the 2029 class. At 5'6 140 pounds, he may not be the most physical player yet, but the competitiveness and skill set are easy to see. Offensively, he produced a 91.5 mph max exit velocity with an 85.7 mph average and 356 feet of carry. The right handed swing is quick and compact with 66.6 mph bat speed, and he does a solid job staying through the baseball with feel for the barrel. As the frame continues to add strength, there is room for another jump in impact.

Behind the plate, Beau recorded pop times between 1.93 and 2.07 with a 77 mph arm, showing quick feet and a clean transfer. The actions are athletic and controlled, and he competes on every rep. That same athleticism allows him to handle the dirt as well, giving him true defensive versatility.

On the mound, he worked up to 81 mph with the fastball and showed feel for a breaking ball and changeup, adding to the overall two way value. Beau is a strong developmental follow in the 2029 class with athleticism, versatility, and competitive makeup that continues to trend.

Highlights:
91.5 mph max EV | 1.93 to 2.07 pop time | 77 mph C velo | FB up to 81 mph | 7.47 60

Caleb Smith SS / RHP / Williams Field, AZ / 2029

Caleb profiles as a pitcher first prospect in the 2029 class and continues to show why he sits inside the top 200 nationally. The 6'0 167 pound right hander worked 83 to 84.5 mph with a fastball averaging over 2100 rpm. The arm works cleanly with solid direction down the mound, and he shows the ability to fill up the strike zone. There is still plenty of room to add strength to the frame, which points to more velocity coming.

The secondary mix is well rounded for his age. He showed feel for both a slider and curveball in the upper 60s to low 70s with spin around 2000 rpm, along with a changeup at 72 to 73 mph that plays well off the fastball. The ability to throw multiple pitches for strikes stands out and gives him starter traits moving forward.

Defensively, Caleb showed 83 mph across the infield with steady actions, but the long term upside leans toward the mound with the way the arm works and the pitchability continues to trend.

Caleb remains one of the more promising right handed arms in the 2029 class in Arizona with clear upside as the body continues to mature.

Highlights:
FB 83 to 84.5 mph | 2109 avg spin | SL 70 to 72 mph | CH 72 to 73 mph | 83 mph INF velo