Raleigh Rising Stars ID: A First Step Into the Evaluation Process

The Raleigh Rising Stars ID was built as an introduction to the workout environment and pro-style evaluation process, giving young prospects an early look at how their tools translate through measurable data. Featuring members of the 2030 and 2031 graduating classes, the event offered a valuable learning opportunity while also giving scouts a glimpse of emerging talent across the state.

Hosted at Pro 3:5 Sports, the Rising Stars participants worked through the same pro-style format as the high school players at the Raleigh Preseason ID. Athletes went through athletic testing, defensive evaluations at their primary positions, batting practice with ball flight and swing data collected, and controlled bullpens for pitchers. Sharing the workout environment alongside high school players provided added exposure and a clear benchmark for development.

Beyond the metrics and leaderboards, the event served as an early checkpoint in each player’s long-term growth. For many, it was their first experience with advanced technology and structured evaluation settings — an important step in understanding how strength, speed, and skill translate to future levels.

In the coming days, we will highlight standout performances and begin identifying names from the 2030 and 2031 classes who are positioning themselves as future prospects to follow.

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Class of 2030

Tyson Hawk, OF/RHP, Northwest Guilford, 2030
Unleashed easy carry from the outfield with a top velocity of 86.0 mph, and showcased quick-twitch athleticism and top-of-the-scale speed with a 4.04s 30-yard dash. Max Exit Velocity: 92.0 mph Average Exit Velocity: 86.2 mph

Showed exceptional raw spin on the heater, resulting in late life and jump, and spun a high-level curveball with elite rotation, averaging 2346 rpm. Max Fastball: 85.0 mph Avg Curveball Spin: 2346 rpm

Patrick Melton, 1B/3B, Homeschool (NC), 2030
Showcased carry and accuracy on throws from the left side, peaking at 80.0 mph, and produced elite-level peak impact, registering a max exit velocity of 95.0 mph. Max Exit Velocity: 95.0 mph Average Exit Velocity: 91.9 mph

Repeated the delivery with a fairly athletic arm and solid direction on the mound. Arm strength present. Avg Slider Spin: 1964 rpm Max Fastball: 83.0 mph

Kayden Rogers, OF, Mallard Creek STEM Academy, 2030
Put together a consistent round of BP with a max exit velocity of 80.0 mph. Max Exit Velocity: 80.0 mph Average Exit Velocity: 70.2 mph

Sidney Schreiber, 3B/SS, Jordan, 2030
Showed explosive lower-half power with a top-tier vertical jump of 21.3 inches. Peak Jump Height: 21.3 in Max Exit Velocity: 84.0 mph

Above average arm strength for the age. Solid rhythm and direction on the mound. Avg Fastball IVB: 16.3 in Max Fastball: 78.0 mph

Class of 2031

Alexander Osborne, OF/SS, Terry Sanford, 2031
Maintained a tight dispersion of contact quality with excellent barrel control. Max Exit Velocity: 72.0 mph Average Exit Velocity: 65.9 mph

Filled the strike zone effectively, relying on a 71.0 mph fastball. Max Fastball: 71.0 mph Avg Curveball Spin: 1504 rpm

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