Quick Hits: 2025 Southwest Louisiana Fall ID

Brody Trahan SS / C / Sulphur, LA / 2028

5-10, 155-pound lean and wiry frame with more strength to come as he fills out and matures. Trahan had one of the best overall days at Sunday's event. A switch-hitter, he swung it well from both sides of the plate, showing an easy and fluid path with a gap-to-gap approach and exit velocities up to 91.2 mph. The Sulphur product really impressed behind the dish. He flashed solid receiving skills and blocked the ball extremely well. Trahan is a good athlete too, as evidenced by his 6.92 laser-timed 60 yard dash. He'll be a close follow for us this spring.

2028 C/INF Brody Trahan (Sulphur HS) had a solid showing today and is a guy that we’re excited to see again in the future.

Wiry & athletic 5-10, 155-pounds frame.

Switch-hitter, works short to long from both sides with a fluid path, and an all fields approach.

Solid receiver… pic.twitter.com/FOVmt6xz80

— Prep Baseball Louisiana (@PrepBaseballLA) October 12, 2025

Ory Titus RHP / 1B / Jewel M. Sumner High School, LA / 2027

Physical 6-2, 185-pound frame. The Jewel Sumner product showed some intriguing stuff on the mound on Sunday. Titus used a quick and whippy arm action to release the ball from a near over-the-top slot with an average release height of 6'4". His fastball flashed riding life through the zone with an average induced vertical break of 19.1". He paired that with pretty good feel for spin with both a curveball and slider that spun up to 2573 rpm's. His fourth pitch was a spin-killing splitter with sub 1,000 rpm's.

2027 Ory Titus (Jewel M. Sumner HS)

6-2, 185-pounds

Interesting look here at a @PB_Uncommitted right-hander from our #SWLAFallID25.

Quick & whippy arm action. Riding life on the FB and showed feel for spin too. #BeSeen

FB: 84-86 (19.1” IVB | 6.8” HM)
CB: 71-72 (2421-2573)
SL:… pic.twitter.com/VSNkr2fwqE

— Prep Baseball Louisiana (@PrepBaseballLA) October 13, 2025

Collin Sanders RHP / SS / Jewel M. Sumner High School, LA / 2026

5-10, 140-pound lean and athletic frame with a ton of room to add strength. Sanders posted the top laser-timed 60 on Sunday at a 6.88 and showed solid defenisve skills on the infield.  On the mound, however, is where his highest upside likely lies. The right-hander worked through an athletic & repeatable delivery, and filled the zone up with a four-pitch mix that was headlined by an 82-85 mph fastball. He commanded both his four-seam and two-seam heater well with the four-seam playing best to the glove-side. His low-70's curveball and slider had similar shapes and he showed the ability to land them both for strikes, as well as his low-70's split-change.

Kannon Keiser SS / RHP / Sam Houston, LA / 2028

The Sam Houston played a part in the Broncos run to a State Title last spring and he'll be relied upon even more this coming season, as he's competing for an everyday role on the infield as a sophomore. Keiser is an advanced defender with athletic actions coupled with soft hands and a clean glove-to-hand transfer. He understands how to cut angles to create the good hop and does an excellent job of playing through the baseball. A switch-hitter, Keiser is a gap-to-gap type hitter who can spray the ball to all fields on a line.

2028 Kannon Keiser (Sam Houston HS) continues to improve each time that we see him.

Keeps a flat path to contact with level extension and a gap-to-gap approach.

Fun to watch on the infield. Plays with a ton of bounce, understands how to cut angles, and can throw from different… pic.twitter.com/L88BWwAQHT

— Prep Baseball Louisiana (@PrepBaseballLA) October 13, 2025

Noah Courtney 1B / OF / Sulphur High School, LA / 2028

Physical 6-0, 185-pound frame. Courtney earned a starting role on the varsity for the Tors last season and is another sophomore who should see an increased role this spring. He took some of the better batting practice rounds on Sunday. A right-handed hitter, Courtney takes a direct path to contact and works inside the ball, while stays flat through extension. He drove the ball extremely well through the middle of the field with exit velocities up to 94.3 mph.

2028 OF Noah Courtney (Sulphur HS)

6-0, 185-pounds

Took some of the best BP rounds on the day. Lived on the barrel and stayed through the middle of the field with EV’s up to 94.3 mph. #BeSeen@AlexArmandPBR | @Tyler__Leary pic.twitter.com/l8CuasB296

— Prep Baseball Louisiana (@PrepBaseballLA) October 13, 2025

Collin Watson RHP / Jennings High School, LA / 2027

6-0, 170-pound athletic frame with room to still project for more strength in the future. Watson was one of the bigger surprises on Sunday, as he showed some interesting stuff on the mound. He repeats a smooth & controlled delivery with a big glove break, which allows him to hide the ball well. The Jennings product uses a long & loose arm stroke to release the ball from a high 3/4 slot. Working off the 1st base side of the rubber, he gets excellent extension down the mound (7'3" average extension), which allows his 83-86 mph to play up. He showed feel for a mid-70's slider and a 77-79 mph changeup with late fade to round out his three-pitch arsenal. 

2027 RHP Collin Watson (Jennings HS)

6-0, 170-pounds

Repeats a controlled delivery. Long & loose arm swing from a high 3/4 slot.

Gets really good extension down the slope. Feel for all three with more in the tank. Good @PB_Uncommitted name to circle for the spring. #BeSeen… pic.twitter.com/6UdL13NisO

— Prep Baseball Louisiana (@PrepBaseballLA) October 13, 2025