Colin Harrison LHP / 1B / Mount Saint Joseph High School, MD / 2026

Jumping back inside the Top 10, Harrison showed extremely well down at the 17u National Championship at Lakepoint this summer and proved why he is regarded as being one of the top arms in the class. It's a physical makeup from the left side with repeatable actions and a strong lower half that allows for a velo jump as the summer rolled on. Now running the fastball into the low 90s, the ability to work the heater to both sides of the plate effectively is what sets him apart, and the increased feel for spin should only get better as more innings get under the belt. A “work-horse” mentality with a durable frame bodes well for even more success throughout the fall and what could be a huge spring the the southpaw at Mount St. Joseph High School.

‘26 Colin Harrison (MD)
- @WVUBaseball // @2026Franchise

FB collected S/M at all eye levels. Secondary mix showed feel AS for Ks. Allowed one run over 5 innings.

#️⃣2️⃣ LHP in @PrepBaseballMD ‘26 class.

FB: 86-89, T90
CB: 69-73
CH: 76-79@JNaill8@PrepBaseballMD | #17uNat25 pic.twitter.com/40k19AmSsX

— Cole Ledger (@LedgerPBR) July 21, 2025

Bo White RHP / Landon School, MD / 2026

There’s not many more imposing frames on the bump across the state than what the physical 6-foot-5, 230-pound righty possesses and a standout outing down at the Senior Future Games has propelled White inside the top 15 of this latest update. Working a true four pitch mix, the fastball comes out of the hand free and easy into the low 90s with more in the tank, featuring a tight sweeper in the high 70s that plays off the fastball well. The difference-maker in the rise for White this summer was the forkball; a new and improved pitch with killed spin and feel down in the zone. Coming out of the same tunnel as the heater does, White has found immense success with the pitch and should only get better as the feel increases. This could easily be a low 90s arm this spring, and the pitchability allows for the fastball to play up. 

‘26 Bo White (@LandonVBaseball)

▪️ Ht: 6’5” Wt: 230 lbs

Pounding the FB ITZ, mixing the SW/CH for strikes consistently to all parts of the plate. Struck out a pair, flashed the FK down.

FB: 88-90, T91 (X2)
SW: 77-80
CH: 78-80
FK: 76-77#TeamMidAtlantic | #PBSFG25 pic.twitter.com/zPZOqMhSX8

— Prep Baseball Maryland (@PrepBaseballMD) July 23, 2025

Javeth Carrion SS / RHP / A+ Baseball Academy, MD / 2026

A huge summer for the switch-hitting infielder all culminated with a .636 average down at the 17u National Championships at Lakepoint, including a strong performance at the Mid-Atlantic Procase. It’s a controlled, yet aggressive approach from both sides of the plate with immense power to the gaps and carry to the alleys. Barrel awareness and fluid hands have always been impressive, and it was fun to see Carrion put all of it together at the dish, leading to a .391 average throughout the entirety of the summer. Most likely a physical corner guy at the next level, the hands and arm strength continue to impress and the fluid actions should only increase the stock at the next level. 

‘26 Javeth Carrion
- @Aplus_baseball // @Ole_Liners

Crushes this one, barreling one up and sending a 🚀 to RCF for a standup double.

1️⃣0️⃣4️⃣.3️⃣ EV ⚡️@PrepBaseballMD | #17uNat25 pic.twitter.com/ksprocElXK

— Prep Baseball MD/DE Scouting (@PrepBaseDEMD) July 22, 2025

‘26 Javeth Carrion
- @Aplus_baseball // @Ole_Liners

Multi-hit afternoon. Physical frame w/ strength.

Smoked a single to left at 99.2 EV in first AB, followed up with a 89.1 EV backside GRD w/ 2 strikes.@PrepBaseballMD #17uNat25 pic.twitter.com/z4Fcjv3nfk

— Cole Ledger (@LedgerPBR) July 17, 2025