Colorado 2028 Class Rankings: Winter Update

Guillermo Molina 3B / SS / Pueblo South, CO / 2028

Molina comes in at 6-foot, 140 Ibs with some long levers that have produced a fastball up to 82 mph. There should be plenty more velocity on the way for Molina as he gets stronger and fills out his wiry/athletic frame. What really stands out for Molina is that he has already tossed some meaningful innings at the varsity level in Colorado as last spring as a freshman he pitched 45.1 innings with 54 Ks, and a 2.32 ERA (4A class). With Molina's future projection and possessing some quality pitchability already, the sophomore is worth a close follow moving forward and should be a steady riser in the 2028 class. 

𝑷𝒖𝒆𝒃𝒍𝒐 𝑨𝒛𝒕𝒆𝒄𝒂 𝑺𝒄𝒐𝒖𝒕 𝑫𝒂𝒚

‘28 @PB_Uncommitted RHP/INF Guillermo “MJ” Molina (Pueblo South)

6’1” / 145 Ibs

FB: 80-82 (12.6” avg. HM)
CB: 62-63
SL: 67-69 (15” avg. HM)
CH: 75 (~1400)

45.1IP, 54Ks, 2.32 ERA as a freshman this spring (4A), wiry/twitchy with M2C… pic.twitter.com/nhwcKZfIms

— Prep Baseball Colorado (@PrepBaseball_CO) October 20, 2025

Harrison Feagans C / 1B / Valor Christian, CO / 2028

Feagans has added some physicality and strength since the last time we saw him which immediately translated to increased metrics for the underclassman. At this year's Colorado Fall Invite, Feagans posted a fastball up to 84.4 mph with a quality curveball and slider mix to go with a 92 mph top exit velocity at the plate. We can also tell you that Feagans presents a 1.98 top pop time behind the dish with a 75 mph throwing velocity. The sophomore comes in at 6-foot, 182 Ibs and is actively developing right now with a projectable toolset. 

Cooper DeBall RHP / 3B / Cherry Creek, CO / 2028

DeBall has made a jump in the rankings after seeing his velocity take a big step this fall. The underclassman posted a trackman fastball velocity up to 84 mph at this year's Fall Invite event with an average spin rate at 2,200 rpm. DeBall has a whippy delivery and an arsenal consisting of a changeup, slider, and splitter to go with his actively developing fastball. If DeBall continues to progress into spring, he could be worth a close follow in 2026. 

Lincoln Hudson RHP / C / Legend, CO / 2028

Hudson’s 6'3'', 170 Ibs frame immediately points to projection on the mound in the future, and his current arsenal shows the early signs of what that build could become. His fastball sits at 82.4 mph with natural leverage, and the ease in his operation suggests more velocity is coming as he continues to add strength. While still raw, but Hudson already mixes a curveball, changeup, and slider, giving him a foundation of feel that should sharpen with maturity and innings. Only a sophomore, Hudson’s physical upside and developing pitch mix give him a real chance to make a meaningful impact by the 2026 season.

𝗟𝗲𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝗛𝗦 𝗦𝗰𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗗𝗮𝘆

‘28 @PB_Uncommitted RHP/C Lincoln Hudson

FB: 79-82
CB: 64-67
SL: 62-65
CH: 71-72@LegendTitanBsbl pic.twitter.com/GocZUVwTph

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Evan Jensen RHP / OF / Legacy, CO / 2028

Jensen showed one of the more intriguing blends of strength and athleticism at this year's Colorado Fall Invite, standing a projectable 6’4”, 214 lbs with noticeably added physicality since our last look. The added strength translated across the board, highlighted by a fastball that now reaches 91 mph to go with a changeup, curveball, and slider mix. Jensen’s improved mobility was equally impressive, running a 7.02 in the 60 despite his big frame, while posting a 101.1 mph top exit velocity at the plate. With his jump in stuff, physical development, and rising athleticism, Jensen is a 2028 prospect who has firmly put himself on the radar and is worth a close follow moving forward.

Dane Dial 3B / RHP / Pine Creek, CO / 2028

Dial delivered a standout two-way performance at our most recent invite event, showing off real arm talent on the mound with a fastball that climbed to 88 mph while complemented by a curveball and a workable changeup. At the plate, Dial’s strength was evident, producing a 102 mph top exit velocity and a max batted ball distance of 370 ft. He also showcased an 87 mph infield velocity, underscoring the raw arm strength that is actively developing with him right now. Dial’s blend of power and arm ability makes him a compelling follow moving forward.

Eric Houser SS / OF / Vista Peak Prep, CO / 2028

Houser immediately stood out in this year's Colorado Fall Invite as one of the top young prospects in the state. The athletic, strong, and versatile hitter posted a 95 mph top exit velocity with a 6.88 60-yard dash time, a 92 mph outfield throwing velocity, and an 88 mph velocity across the infield. Houser has some outlier twitch for his age, and a clean swing along with some active athleticism that should only trend in the right direction with time. The Vista Peak sophomore is certainly a name to circle. 

Nolan Taylor 3B / RHP / Northfield, CO / 2028

Taylor presents an exciting mix of tools and future upside, standing 6'2", 178 lbs with plenty of room to add strength to an already projectable frame. He flashes some power at the plate, reaching a 98.2 mph max exit velocity with a 360 ft. peak batted ball distance that points to emerging impact potential. Defensively, his 87 mph infield velocity highlights a clean, developing arm that should continue to tick up as he matures. On the mound, Taylor also works his fastball up to 87.3 mph, giving him another avenue to impact a roster. With his size, time to develop, and a toolset that’s trending in the right direction, Taylor is a name well worth tracking closely heading into the spring of 2026.

Ashton Santomo OF / RHP / ThunderRidge, CO / 2028

Santomo stood out at this year’s Colorado Fall ID as one of the more projectable 2028 prospects in attendance. The 5-foot-11, 175-pound outfielder combines present athleticism with clear physical upside, running a 6.74 60-yard dash and posting an 84 mph outfield velocity. At the plate, the right-handed hitter recorded a 92 mph top exit velocity, showing quick hands, a direct path, and the ability to drive the baseball with carry to the gaps. His movements are clean and athletic throughout, and as he continues to add strength, the bat speed and overall impact should take another jump. With his combination of speed, arm strength, and offensive potential, Santomo profiles as a high-upside outfield follow in Colorado’s 2028 class.

Spencer Steves 2B / RHP / Rock Canyon, CO / 2028

Steves continues to make positive strides on both sides of the ball. Representing Team Colorado at this year’s Super Sophomore Games in Kansas City, he showcased well again this fall at the Colorado Fall ID as a true two-way talent. The 5-foot-11, 151-pound athlete posted an 84 mph infield throwing velocity and a 93.4 mph top exit velocity, showing an improving right-handed swing with the ability to lift and drive the baseball. On the mound, Steves ran his fastball up to 82 mph and consistently filled up the zone with a repeatable delivery and solid command of his arsenal. With his present tools, projection left in the frame, and steady year-over-year development, Steves is a 2028 name worth a close follow as he continues to refine both his offensive and pitching skill sets.

🏔️ 𝑪𝒐𝒍𝒐𝒓𝒂𝒅𝒐 𝑭𝒂𝒍𝒍 𝑰𝑫 🍂

‘28 @PB_Uncommitted RHP/INF Spencer Steves (Rock Canyon)

5’10” / 151 Ibs

FB: 80-81.5
CB: 66-68
SL: 70-71
SPL: 72-73
SNK: 79-80

Max EV: 93.4 mph
Max Batted Ball Distance: 357 ft.
INF Velo: 84 mph@SpencerWSteves | @RCHSBaseball_ |… https://t.co/feYLVR9D54 pic.twitter.com/nxIR2vRRpG

— Prep Baseball Colorado (@PrepBaseball_CO) November 12, 2025