Prep Baseball Minnesota Rankings Insider: Class of 2028 (August 2026 Update)

Page has solidified himself as one of the top in-game players in the Midwest. While it might not be sexy, Page has the ability to turn singles into doubles consistently, with his plus speed and instincts on the bases. That combined with high offensive and positional metrics, makes him a threat and impact player at all times.

Easy velo and advanced pitchability is the name of Leeper's game. Leeper has the ability to go get hitters out at any level, and displayed that well at the Future Games. More is in the tank and uber projection from the right-hander from Chaska.

It was hard to keep Emmitt Rentas off the barrel down in Georgia. Rentas tagged 3 baseballs for extra base hits, and played solid behind the plate. He's still relatively raw in his game, that only seems to be improving.

Adams showed well down at the Prep Baseball Future Games. Adams had above average feel for his breaking ball, and bullied hitters with his fastball on all quadrants of the plate. Interesting prospect and follow from Orono.

Henry Semans provided a heavy amount of pop for team Minnesota down in Atlanta. Semans posted mid-100s exit velos and above average bat speed. Freshly committed to Minnesota after his strong performance.