NY Class of 2028 Rankings (Spring Update)
April 28, 2025
Prep Baseball New York recently wrapped up a whirlwind of a preseason. Getting eyes on over 1,000 players throughout the Empire State. Now those players are competing for their high school baseball programs, and trying to make a run at the State Championship. This is a perfect time to sit down, and take a deep dive into the 2028 rankings. Some talented freshman are making major impacts at the varisty level, while others are getting their feet wet on JV. Wherever they are spending their first season representing their respective high schools many of these players were impressive in the showcase setting. We take an indepth look at our Top 10 and a few newcombers and top performers from our Preseason Tour.
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Top 10
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Francis Conners-Schmid 1B / LHP / Hawthorne Valley, NY / 2028Big-time power bat. Balanced throughout generating east bat speed into the mid 70's with an 83% AVG On Plane Efficiency. Present 2-way abilities with a high spin, low 80's FB and feel for a sweeping breaking ball.
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Julian Martinez C / 3B / THE STONY BROOK SCHOOL, NY / 2028
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Colin Raymond C / OF / The Stony Brook School, NY / 2028
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Tommy Driver RHP / 1B / Ballston Spa, NY / 2028Rankings StateRank: 4 / POS: 1
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Robert Mascia C / 2B / Commack, NY / 2028Rankings StateRank: 5 / POS: 3
Athletic backstop with a strong arm. Balanced approach at the plate with advanced feel for the barrel.
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Josh Diaz 3B / RHP / THE STONY BROOK SCHOOL, NY / 2028Rankings StateRank: 6 / POS: 1
Strong, 5-11, 185lb. 2-way prospect with easy effort power at the plate and on the mound
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Wyatt Simons SS / RHP / THE STONY BROOK SCHOOL, NY / 2028Rankings StateRank: 7 / POS: 1
Athletic 2-way prospect with twitch in the actions. Flashed athleticism and a confident glove at Metro Scout day. He also impressed in his BP round with a line drive stroke and a peak EV of 91 MPH.
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Sam Dicker RHP / 1B / Bronxville, NY / 2028Rankings StateRank: 8 / POS: 2
Power bat as well, max EV 99.5 MPH & a avg of 93.8 MPH.
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Colin Fimbres SS / RHP / Vestal, NY / 2028Rankings StateRank: 9 / POS: 2
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Chase Jervis SS / RHP / Oneonta , NY / 2028Rankings StateRank: 10 / POS: 3
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Newcomers
C/1B Scott Hutton
‘28 C/1B Scott Hutton (Bethlehem)
— Prep Baseball New York (@PrepBaseballNY) February 19, 2025
5-11, 177lbs
Easy to like the FR. All aspects of his game are mature. Proportional frame, will be intriguing as the frame continues to fill out.
EV: 90MPH
C Velo: 74 MPH
Pop-time: 2.00-2.07s#PreseasonID pic.twitter.com/nM6ocBgrjR
2028 C Scott Hutton (Bethlehem) with a nice piece of hitting as he jumps on a 2S FB that leaks back over the plate for a well struck RBI 2B.
— Jared Carrier (@JC_NY_PA) April 15, 2025
Strong 6-0 187lb frame. @PrepBaseballNY | @JoeWalentin pic.twitter.com/Oh8uJSA4l5
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— Prep Baseball New York (@PrepBaseballNY) March 18, 2025
‘28 OF/RHP Curtis Evans (Ballston Spa) elite freshman athlete at 5-10, 175LBS. Highly impressive round at the plate with a 94MPH peak EV and 345ft max distance. Bat speed up to 73.4MPH via @Blast_Bsbl. Arm strength topped 88MPH from the outfield.… pic.twitter.com/INZq7jHQKL
2028 OF/RHP Curtis Evans (Ballston Spa, NY); 5-9, 153.9 lbs.
— Prep Baseball New York (@PrepBaseballNY) March 15, 2025
Strong showing for the incoming freshman. Clean, quick arm action from the OF. Intriguing follow for the foreseeable future.
Exit Velo: 94
60: 7.28
Arm: 88#PreseasonID | @CurtisEvans08 pic.twitter.com/LSHIOixZrO
‘28 SS/OF Brandon Speranza (Aquinas Institute, @PrepBaseballON) @BrandonSpe70323
— Prep Baseball New York (@PrepBaseballNY) March 7, 2025
6-0, 165lbs
Plenty to like from the Frosh. Creates some easy bat speed w/ strong hands. N2K👍
30: 4.13s
EV: 89 MPH#PreseasonID pic.twitter.com/rIVAqbdxhW
‘28 SS/OF Brandon Speranza (Aquinas Institute)
— Prep Baseball New York (@PrepBaseballNY) March 8, 2025
6-0, 165LB freshman displays mature actions at short. INF velo up 11MPH from last July’s #JRNYSGames - now topping 83 across. Picks and slings it to 1B while on the run here.
#PreseasonID | @BrandonSpe70323 pic.twitter.com/OJc9EGidFW
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— Prep Baseball New York (@PrepBaseballNY) March 12, 2025
‘28 RHP/UTL Brandon Speranza (Aquinas Institute) rounded out an all-around day by toeing the rubber up to an easy 80MPH with 17in carry. Also featured a SL and CH with 13in ASR.
FB: 79-80 (1990🔄 17IVB, 14ASR ↗️)
SL: 67-70 (2080🔄 3IVB, -5HM ⬅️)
CH: 70-73… https://t.co/3LlKuij41H pic.twitter.com/dAoZAtuDt1
2028 SS/2B Luca Ferlenda (Jamesville DeWitt, NY); 6-0, 155 lbs.
— Prep Baseball New York (@PrepBaseballNY) March 16, 2025
Wiry, athletic frame. Good feel for the barrel from both sides. Really whips the barrel through the zone⚡️
Exit Velo: 88L 89R#PreseasonID pic.twitter.com/M8yRsWToNY
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— Prep Baseball New York (@PrepBaseballNY) March 18, 2025
‘28 SS/2B Luca Ferlenda (Jamesville Dewitt) impressive freshman athlete followed a strong BP by turning some heads defensively. Fluid mover with quiet footwork laterally, arm strength topped 82MPH across.#PreseasonID | @LucaFerlenda8 | @SportsZoneAcad https://t.co/Q8k9xycBKO pic.twitter.com/Jp4RuV8feE
