Prep Baseball Minnesota Rankings Insider: Class of 2028 (September 2025 Update)

September 15, 2025
Andy Judkins
State Director, Prep Baseball Minnesota

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TOP FIVE 👑

RANK	PLAYER	SCHOOL	POS
1	Cooper Sanders	Centennial	RHP
Cooper Sanders (6-foot, 174) is an athletic, projectable arm with a clean, explosive delivery. His fastball sits 89–91, topping 91, and he complements it with a sharp 74–77 curve and an 80–82 mph splitter, showing advanced feel and spin for his age. A loose, athletic mover with natural arm speed, Sanders is one of Minnesota’s 2028 arms to follow closely.
2	Henry Semans	Blaine	SS
Henry Semans (5-10, 160) is a two-way prospect with a lean, projectable frame. At the plate, the righty shows mid-to-pull strength, above-average bat speed, and 102.2 mph exit velocity, with a 378-foot max. Defensively, he moves athletically at short, flashes an 88 mph arm, and runs a 6.82 60, giving him the tools to stick on the left side of the infield.
3	Emmitt Rentas	Mankato West	C
Emmitt Rentas (5-11, 181) is a two-way talent who primarily shines behind the plate. Offensively, the right-handed hitter sprays the ball with consistent barrel contact, peaking at 95.8 mph exit velocity and 367-foot distance. Defensively, he’s an athletic, polished catcher with 1.90–2.08 pop times, an 82 mph arm, quick exchanges, and efficient footwork, making him a high-level prospect for his age.
4	Lincoln Page	Edina	C/RHP
Lincoln Page (6-0, 183) is an athletic, high-upside catcher with a 6.84 60-yard dash and a projectable frame. Offensively, he shows middle-of-the-field power with a 93.7 mph exit velocity and 304-foot max distance. Behind the plate, Page flashes clean transfers, an 81 mph arm, and 1.91–2.02 pop times. On the mound, he pounds the zone with an 82–84 mph fastball and 73–75 mph curve, showing confidence and polish beyond his age.
5	Beau Cazin	Blaine	OF
Beau Cazin (5-11, 170) has athleticism and tools to impact all phases of the game. From the left side, he works from a tall setup, loading his hands back, falling into his stride, and rotating hard, generating plus contact: 101.5 mph max exit velocity and a 378-foot max distance. Defensively, Cazin shows a clean prep hop, quick feet, and a whippy 84 mph arm from the outfield, making him a reliable presence in center or a corner spot with above-average arm strength.