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Mississippi Senior Games: Quick Hits

October 28, 2025
Matt Miller
State Director

CLINTON, MS — The Mississippi Senior Games was held on Saturday, October 25th at Mississippi College that featured top talent uncommitted talent from the 2026 class. Players went through a pro-style workout with TrackMan and VALD Performance tech, while pitchers threw in a game play setting and were able to get data and metrics on our TrackMan unit.

Some prospects built on past showings, while others made strong first impressions.

We continue our post-event coverage with a look at some of the top performers from the event, with more breakdowns and full scouting reports coming soon.

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QUICK HITS

Jase Pee C / RHP / Saltillo, MS / 2026

Lean, athletic frame with room to add strength. Shows intriguing two-way potential with tools that project at the next level. Offensively, posts a 91.7 mph exit velocity with a pull-side approach and natural loft in the swing. Runs a 7.00 60, showing solid athleticism and some quickness underway. On the mound, works up to 86 mph with developing secondary offerings — shows more to come as he fills out and refines his mechanics. A high-upside 2026 who could turn into a real steal as he matures and continues to develop on both sides of the ball.

Owen Roebuck OF / LHP / Nettleton, MS / 2026

Smaller-framed lefty (5’9”, 150 lbs) with an intriguing profile. Shows a loose, whippy arm action that generates fastball velocity up to 82 mph with more in the tank as he matures physically. His changeup is a very solid secondary offering, showing feel and fade that plays well off the fastball. Delivery still needs refinement for better consistency and command, but the athleticism and arm action suggest potential. Could be a very serviceable option for a program looking for a crafty, projectable lefty.

Luke Pevey 1B / 3B / Northwest Rankin, MS / 2026

Strong, physical build and possesses elite raw power, posting exit velocities up to 103 mph. Employs a middle-to-pull side approach, where he does the most damage when pitches catch too much of the plate. Generates loud, consistent contact with natural lift and strength through the zone. A dangerous middle-of-the-order bat with advanced power potential that will draw attention from college programs looking for an impact hitter.

Tanner Binkley SS / RHP / Hartfield Academy, MS / 2026

Athletic, well-proportioned frame with plenty of tools that stand out immediately. Plus runner, posting a 6.51 60-yard dash, showing impact speed that plays both offensively and defensively. Offensively, produces exit velocities up to 102 mph with a line-drive, gap-to-gap approach, flashing real bat speed and strength through contact. Defensively, shows solid arm strength across the infield at 84 mph, with the athleticism to project at multiple spots. A dynamic athlete with a college-ready toolset—hard to believe he’s still uncommitted.

Allen Paysinger RHP / SS / Water Valley High School, MS / 2026

Paysinger is a high-ceiling Class of 2026 prospect with a strong, durable frame and legitimate two-way potential. Offensively, he has real pop (97.3 max exit velo) and a pull-side approach with loft, suggesting middle-of-the-order power potential. Paysinger had one of the better batting practice rounds on the day. On the mound, while his fastball (currently in the low 80s) is modest at this stage, his athletic frame and two-way usage give him upside as a pitcher. With continued strength development, refinement of mechanics, and maturation of secondary pitches, Allen projects to be a valuable recruit as either a power hitting position player, a two-way contributor or, potentially, a developmental pitcher with upside. For coaches seeking a physically mature, power-and-arm tool prospect, Allen is a strong candidate.

Maddox May C / OF / Madison Ridgeland Academy, MS / 2026

Strong, athletic build with a well-rounded tool set and next-level potential. Up to 100 mph exit velocity with a line-drive approach, showing the ability to drive the ball from the middle of the field to the pull side with authority. Runs a 6.7 60-yard dash, moving well for a catcher and offering defensive versatility. Behind the plate, shows a 74 mph catcher velocity with pop times around 2.00, flashing quick feet and clean exchanges. A hard-nosed player who checks a lot of boxes physically and athletically—definitely has the tools to contribute at the next level.

Cameron Romero OF / SS / St. Martin High School Ocean Springs, MS 39564, MS / 2026

Athletic, well-built frame with a polished all-around game. One of the top performers at the event, showing advanced feel for the barrel and a synced-up, efficient swing that produces exit velocities up to 97 mph. 6.62 runner with quick first-step explosiveness that plays both on the bases and defensively. Showed strong, accurate arm strength, registering 86 mph across the infield and 87 mph from the outfield, demonstrating true positional versatility. Seems to be a coach's dream — toolsy, disciplined, and projectable at the next level. Look forward to seeing him in game action this spring!

Chase Ainsworth SS / 2B / Northwest Rankin, MS / 2026

Compact, athletic frame. Turned in a good all-around showing with consistency on both sides of the ball. Defensively, shows solid actions and range on the infield with an accurate 83 mph arm across the diamond. Offensively, displays very good bat-to-ball skills, spraying line drives to all fields and showing mature barrel control. Recorded exit velocities around 90 mph, indicating developing strength with more to come. Plays with confidence and feel—definitely one to keep an eye on heading into the spring.

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