Quick Hits: 2026 Texas/Louisiana Super Sophomore Games (Position Players)

Grant Guillory SS / RHP / Mamou High School, LA / 2029

Guillory put together one of the better all-around weekends at Alex Box Stadium, making his presence felt on the offensive side of the ball. The 6-foot, 174-pound prospect showed plenty of impact during batting practice, reaching a max exit velocity of 99.3 mph. That production carried over into game action, as Guillory finished the weekend 3-for-4 with a double that he drove to deep center field. It was an impressive showing that highlighted both his ability to impact the baseball and translate it into game production.

2029 Grant Guillory (Mamou HS)

6-0, 174-pounds

Stellar first day at Alex Box Stadium.

Up to 99.3 mph off the bat and went 2-for-2 in Game 2 this evening with a double to deep centerfield 👍 #BeSeen #TXLASSG26@AlexArmandPBR | @Tyler__Leary | @SeguinSawyer pic.twitter.com/ttfRZJbfIi

— Prep Baseball Louisiana (@PrepBaseballLA) August 16, 2026

Nate Scott C / 3B / Catholic, LA / 2029

Scott put together a strong offensive showing over the weekend, consistently turning in quality at-bats against some of the event’s top arms. The 5-foot-10, 167-pound backstop finished the event 3-for-4 with a pair of doubles and three RBI. He showed the ability to find the barrel and do damage when he got pitches to hit, producing extra-base impact in multiple at-bats. It was a productive weekend for Scott and another encouraging look at the Catholic BR catcher.

2029 C Nate Scott (Catholic BR HS)

5-10, 167-pounds

Took a couple of really nice AB’s in Game 2️⃣ tonight.

Man on third less than 2 outs and lifted a sac fly to right field before connecting with this double deep to the pull-side. #BeSeen #TXLASSG26@AlexArmandPBR |… pic.twitter.com/cljKSGSByc

— Prep Baseball Louisiana (@PrepBaseballLA) August 16, 2026

Creshaun McCollum 3B / 2B / Mandeville, LA / 2029

McCollum delivered arguably the biggest swing of the weekend, launching a two-run home run into the left-field bleachers at Alex Box Stadium. The physical 5-foot-9, 190-pound right-handed hitter finished the event 2-for-3 and showed a compact swing with tight turns and present bat speed. His power production is nothing new, as McCollum hit .342 with seven home runs and 27 RBI as a freshman last spring for Mandeville. The combination of physicality, bat speed, and proven game power makes him one of the more intriguing offensive follows in Louisiana’s 2029 class.

Biggest blast of the weekend goes to 2029 Creshaun McCollum (Mandeville HS).

5-9, 190-pounds

Finished the day 2-for-3 with this two-run home run into the bleachers in left field.

Compact, tight turns with bat speed.

Hit .342 with 7 HR & 27 RBI for the Skippers last spring as… pic.twitter.com/xSPSCBXFDR

— Prep Baseball Louisiana (@PrepBaseballLA) August 17, 2026

Aiden Easley OF / 2B / Fontainebleau, LA / 2029

Easley put together a solid weekend at the plate, finishing 2-for-5 across a pair of games. The 5-foot-10, 160-pound outfielder showed the ability to impact the baseball, driving an RBI ground-rule double into the pull-side gap. He consistently competed in the box and showed a quality offensive approach against a talented collection of arms. Easley is another name to keep an eye on as he continues to develop within Louisiana’s 2029 class.

2029 OF Aiden Easley (Fontainebleau HS)

5-10, 160-pounds

Went 2-for-5 across two games this weekend with a RBI ground-rule double to the pull-side gap.#BeSeen #TXLASSG26@AlexArmandPBR | @Tyler__Leary | @SeguinSawyer pic.twitter.com/zt96WF4K4Z

— Prep Baseball Louisiana (@PrepBaseballLA) August 17, 2026

Carter Gobert SS / RHP / Lafayette Renaissance Charter Academy, LA / 2029

Gobert showed off his athleticism on both sides of the ball over the weekend. The 5-foot-11, 176-pound shortstop displayed good rhythm and balance at the plate with a line-drive approach geared toward working through the middle of the field. Defensively, he showed solid actions on the dirt with the athleticism to stick on the left side, highlighted by a nice diving stop during game action. The two-sport standout, who also serves as his school’s starting quarterback, is an intriguing athlete to continue following in Louisiana’s 2029 class.

2029 SS/QB1 Carter Gobert (Lafayette Renaissance Charter Academy)

5-11, 176-pounds

Good rhythm and balance with a line drive approach working through the middle of the field.

Athletic with solid actions on the dirt and made a nice diving stop in game 👍 #BeSeen #TXLASSG26… pic.twitter.com/CsCNd7SAoP

— Prep Baseball Louisiana (@PrepBaseballLA) August 17, 2026

Jase Frost C / RHP / West Monroe, LA / 2029

Frost put together a strong weekend at the plate, consistently taking quality at-bats and finding the barrel. The West Monroe backstop finished the event 2-for-3 with both of his hits going for extra bases, collecting a double and a triple. He also showed well on the defensive side, displaying solid actions behind the plate throughout the weekend. It was a quality all-around showing for Frost, who is another catcher to follow closely in Louisiana’s 2029 class.