Las Vegas Top Prospect Games: Quick Hits | 2028 Class

Zaylen Alboro (Durango, 2028)

The sophomore infielder put together a projectable performance at the Las Vegas Top Prospect Games. At the plate, Alboro registered an 88.9 mph TrackMan max exit velocity. He carried that swing sync into live game action, hitting a hard ground ball single past third base. On the defensive side, his actions resulted in an 81 mph infield velocity. This is an underclassman to keep on your radar as he continues to add size and strength to his frame.

Jaxon Burr (Centennial, 2028)

The Centennial product put together another standout overall performance at the plate and in the field, highlighted by improved metrics across the board. Burr showed barrel awareness during his batting practice round, turning around a 92.9 mph TrackMan max exit velocity. On the dirt, his confident defensive actions were paired with an 85 mph infield velocity with accurate throws across the diamond. This is a player that we project to only continue trending.

Leighton Canarelli (Faith Lutheran, 2028)

Canarelli announced his presence yet again, standing out as a metric producer at the plate and in the field. He showed solid path control during defensive workouts, flashing athletic flow through the ball. At the plate, his swing generated an 89.2 mph TrackMan max exit velocity. There is a lot to like about this sophomore as he continues to fill out his frame and carry this momentum into his high school career.

Jameson Day (Faith Lutheran, 2028)

Day comes off a standout performance at the event. Offensively, he registered a 97.9 mph TrackMan max exit velocity and a 364-foot max estimated distance, which stood out as one of the top metrics of the event. On the defensive side of the ball, his hands worked with easy flow to pull down a stellar 91 mph infield velocity that registered as one of the top defensive metrics of the event. Look for him to be a key piece over the coming years.

John DiLandri (Homeschool, 2028)

This sophomore performed like a veteran, making an immediate statement with a solid analytical performance on both sides of the ball. He turned heads during his batting practice session with a loud 100.8 mph TrackMan max exit velocity paired with a 311-foot max distance. Defensively, his hands worked with easy flow to pull down an 86 mph infield velocity. This is another player you can expect to make an impact as he continues to mature physically.

Hayden Eckert (Arbor View, 2028)

Eckert showed off a projectable athletic toolkit with balanced markers across the board. Offensively, his clean stroke produced a 92.9 mph TrackMan max exit velocity. He carried that barrel accuracy cleanly over into live gameplay, hitting a line single up the middle. Defensively, his movements and natural actions through the ball were paired with an 80 mph infield velocity. Keep an eye on this infielder as a player we expect to continue trending.

Kien Gerboc-Chun (Faith Lutheran, 2028)

Gerboc-Chun put together a steady, productive baseline of tools throughout his showcase performance. During his batting practice rounds, his simple, compact stroke helped him earn a 96.5 mph TrackMan max exit velocity. That loud barrel workout translated directly to live gameplay where he hit a line drive up the middle and crushed a double to left center field. Defensively, his footwork worked cleanly through the ball to produce an accurate 73 mph catcher velocity to go with his 1.94. 

Mason Ghadery (Faith Lutheran, 2028)

Ghadery stood out as one of the most physical athletes at the event, showing off some of the top raw arm strength. His pitching appearance could be in the argument as one of the most impressive of the day with a heavy fastball that reached 87.6 mph, coming in as one of the top metrics of the event. The secondary mix flashed projectability with command continuing to trend. 

Ryland Gregorich (Clark, 2028)

Gregorich continues to impress each time out with us. The ability to impact the ball makes him a player who we expect to have continued success over the coming years. His 103.5 mph TrackMan max exit velocity stood out as one of the top metrics of the event, showing that he knows how to find the barrel with authority. Defensively, his actions translate smoothly to the left side of the infield, where he generated a steady 89 mph infield velocity. On the mound, he ran his fastball up to 86.6 mph with his slider flashing late, sharp action. Much more to come as he adds size and strenght to his lean frame.

Gavyn Kim (Palo Verde, 2028)

Kim showcased projection on the mound during his live game appearance. He toed the rubber and featured a fastball that ran up to 86.1 mph with a 2287 RPM spin rate alongside a spinning secondary mix. His bullpen execution showed real progress with his changeup sitting at 74.1 mph with a 1471 RPM spin rate, while his curveball sitting at 73.5 mph showed a 2063 RPM spin rate. His slider rounded out the deep pitch mix at 74.0 mph. The clean, repeatable delivery makes this an underclass arm to follow over the coming years.

Easton Lake (Legacy, 2028)

Lake put together an impressive overall showing that was highlighted by his balanced actions on display. He registered a loud 95.0 mph TrackMan max exit velocity and a 301-foot max estimated distance during batting practice. He carried that into game action, where he hit a line out to left field. Defensively, he pulled down a stellar 90 mph infield velocity that stood out as one of the top defensive metrics of the event.

Bryson Lee (Basic, 2028)

Lee delivered an impressive, tools-forward performance that caught the attention of our staff. Offensively, his direct path generated a 95.0 mph TrackMan max exit velocity. He carried that present power directly into live gameplay, hammering a deep ball for a triple to the center field wall. Defensively, he showed an athletic path through the ball to log an 86 mph infield velocity across the diamond.

Jason Lizotte (Basic Academy, 2028)

Lizotte put on a show during his batting practice session with advanced barrel consistency, producing some of the loudest offensive numbers of the event. He registered an exceptional 101.5 mph TrackMan max exit velocity that stood out as one of the top metrics of the event. He carried that present power directly into live game action, hammering a hard-hit ball deep into the gap for a double to left field. Defensively, he logged a 75 mph infield velocity.

Jayson Marquez (Desert Oasis, 2028)

The sophomore infielder put together a productive day, finding himself near the top of multiple metric categories. He demonstrated an efficient bat path during batting practice, posting a 93.9 mph TrackMan max exit velocity and a 317-foot max distance. Defensively, he recorded a steady 77 mph infield velocity with fluid movements through the baseball. There is a lot to like about Marquez as he hasn't even begun to scratch the surface.

Connor McDonald (Palo Verde, 2028)

The sophomore right-hander showed off a projectable mix on the mound during live game action. He toed the rubber and ran his fastball up to an 86.1 mph max velocity with a 2131 RPM spin rate. He also demonstrated an understanding of his secondary arsenal, highlighted by a changeup that reached 74.6 mph with a 1740 RPM spin rate and a slider that topped out at 74.7 mph. McDonald represents a projectable arm to keep on your radar as he continues to add size and strength to his frame.

Brighten Miller (Liberty, 2028)

Miller showcased a simple, repeatable swing that flashed present line-drive production. At the plate, he generated a 97.1 mph TrackMan max exit velocity and a 313-foot max distance. He carried that quick-twitch engine directly into live game action, beating out a single to first base and using his instincts on the turf to swipe two stolen bases. Defensively, he pulled down a steady 74 mph catcher velocity with a 1.89 Pop Time.

Cooper Offerman (Faith Lutheran, 2028)

Offerman has asserted himself as an intriguing prospect with high-level physical indicators. He paired a clean batting practice round with a loud 103.1 mph TrackMan max exit velocity and a 318-foot max estimated distance, with his peak velocity registering as one of the top offensive metrics of the event. Behind the plate, he earned one of the top overall catcher velocities at 79 mph with a 1.89 Pop Time. Another physical, two sport 2028 to keep on your radar this Summer.

Ridge Orton (Centennial, 2028)

Orton put together a strong offensive and defensive showing that highlighted his ability to repeat his actions within a mature approach. At the plate, his direct path generated a 92.3 mph TrackMan max exit velocity. He carried that sync into live game action, driving a line single to center field. Defensively, he pulled down a steady 87 mph infield velocity. Expect Orton to continue making waves this Summer.

TJ Otis (Centennial, 2028)

Otis put together a strong showing, continuing to profile as a physical multi position athlete with tools that play across the board. From the left side, he put on a show during his batting practice session, he earned a strong 96.5 mph TrackMan max exit velocity to go with an 85.9 average exit velocity. His physical actions carried over cleanly to the defensive side of the ball, where put together an impressive defensive showing, earning a 1.86 Pop Time with a 76 mph catcher velocity. Coming off a stellar sophomore campaign, look for Otis to continue that into the Summer.

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Austin Rodriguez (Liberty, 2028)

Rodriguez delivered one of the most complete, tool-based showings of the event, asserting himself near the top of the 2028 Class with present tools on both sides of the ball. He flashed a big arm across the diamond, pulling down a stellar 88 mph infield velocity that stood out as one of the top defensive metrics of the event. At the plate, his simple setup generated a 96.9 mph TrackMan max exit velocity, proving his ability to drive the ball consistently. Expect Rodriguez to make some waves this Summer as a player who will be representing Nevada at the 2026 Future Games.

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Alexandre Savov (Bishop Gorman, 2028)

Savov made a statement as an arm, landing near the top of the pitching metrics for his class. He toed the rubber as a right-handed pitcher during live gameplay, where he completely carved up opposing hitters, racking up four strikeouts during a highly effective stint. His fastball reached up to 86.3 mph with an 1893 RPM spin rate, paired with a changeup at 76.8 mph with a 1425 RPM spin rate and a curveball that showed good depth and sharp shape sitting at 71.0 mph with a 2005 RPM spin rate.

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Oliver Schoppmann (Shadow Ridge, 2028)

Schoppmann put together a projectable overall performance at the Las Vegas Top Prospect Games. At the plate, he registered a 92.8 mph TrackMan max exit velocity. He carried that natural physical baseline cleanly over to the defensive side of the ball, where his movements and natural actions through the ball were paired with a stellar 90 mph infield velocity that stood out as one of the top defensive metrics of the event.

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Zev Schwartz (Desert Oasis, 2028)

Schwartz showed off projectable actions on the bump during his live game appearance. He featured a fastball that ran up to a steady 74.7 mph with an 1842 RPM spin rate alongside a spinning secondary mix. His changeup sat at 70.7 mph with a 1442 RPM spin rate, while his slider sitting at 70.7 mph flashed tight rotation with a 2208 RPM spin rate. We project his game to only continue trending as he adds size and strength.

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Camden Smith (Coronado, 2028)

Smith turned in a competitive statistical day built around fluid defensive actions and clear athletic tools. On the diamond, his hands worked with smooth flow through the baseball to produce a sharp 82 mph infield velocity. At the plate, his clean swing path generated an 90.6 mph TrackMan max exit velocity while repeating his simple stroke consistently throughout his batting practice rounds.

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Ethan Vigil (Bishop Gorman, 2028)

Vigil put together a steady, productive baseline of tools throughout his showcase performance. During his batting practice rounds, his simple, compact stroke helped him earn a 99.6 mph TrackMan max exit velocity with a 373 ft. max distance. Defensively, his footwork worked cleanly through the baseball to produce an accurate 80 mph infield velocity across the diamond. We look for him to carry this momentum into an important Summer.

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Colin Walsh (Desert Oasis, 2028)

Walsh delivered an impressive, tools-forward performance that caught the attention of our staff. Defensively, his actions translate smoothly to the left side of the infield, where he generated an 80 mph infield velocity with accurate, on-target throws across the diamond. At the plate, his quick turn generated one of the event's top TrackMan exit velocities at 105.1 mph during his batting practice rounds proving the present power is there and only projects to continue trending. 

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Derek Wenzel (Basic Academy, 2028)

Wenzel put together a steady performance on the mound during the live game portion of the event. The right-hander displayed a clean, loose arm action from a repeatable delivery, running his fastball up to a max velocity of 85.1 mph with an 1859 RPM spin rate. He flashed feel for a changeup at 81.5 mph with a 1528 RPM spin rate and a curveball at 69.9 mph, while his slider sat at 77.3 mph with tighter break and a 2332 RPM spin rate, making him a very intriguing arm to watch trend with a big summer ahead.