On July 21-22, hundreds of the top uncommitted 2027 prospects from around the country will compete in the 2026 Senior Future Games at LakePoint Sports in Emerson, GA. 

Oklahoma will be represented by five prospects, two pitchers and three position players, who will join team South Plains at this year’s event. 

Listed in alphabetical order by last name, we will break down each of the participants hailing from Oklahoma below.

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Cole Bray RHP / Skiatook, OK / 2027 A 2025 Future Games alum, Bray is an athletic right-hander whose arsenal features a three-pitch mix. The fastball sits at 86-88 with the ability to reach back and grab a 90 at its best, and features nice arm-side life at up to 20.6 in HM. He utilizes a hard slider as his breaking pitch, with the offering sitting at 78-80 with a short and effective shape, keeping it off of barrels. The changeup sits at 80-82 with enough fade to make it a quality third offering to keep hitters off-balance. Now back to full strength after nursing an injury for much of the spring, Bray will be an exciting follow in his second trip to Emerson, GA in as many years.

Jefferson Hodge OF / Mount St. Mary, OK / 2027 One of the most interesting uncommitted outfielders in the class, Hodge possesses a high-level blend of strength and athleticism to go along with strong, clean actions on the field. At the plate, the rising senior has run his exit velocities into the mid 90s, with an impressive hard hit percentage of 38.5% and a max distance of 357 feet. His blend of speed, clocked as low as 6.63 in the 60-yard dash, and arm strength, up to 85 mph on the gun from the outfield, give him the ideal makeup as an outfielder who can make an impact defensively at the next level.

Koen Isaacson INF/OF / Edmond Memorial, OK / 2027 Ranked inside the top 500 in our national rankings, Isaacson is one of the most impressive athletes in the state and looks primed to put together another big performance in his second trip to the Future Games. Swinging it from the left side, he has a smooth stroke with easy power, running his exit velos as high as 96.3 mph with an average EV of 88.8 mph. The senior also boasts an impressive hard hit percentage of 52.9% to go along with a sweet spot percentage of 64.7%. Though a middle infielder by trade, Isaacson put his elite athleticism and speed, with 60 times as low as 6.56, to great use this spring in a loaded Edmond Memorial position player group, showing great versatility by making the move to center for the Bulldogs. In the infield, Isaacson has shown off nice arm strength, getting it across the diamond at 86 mph.

Mason Rainbolt RHP / Checotah, OK / 2027 Ranked as the top uncommitted right-hander in the state for the 2027 class, Rainbolt has an elite blend of current tools to go along with exciting upside with more jumps likely to come. The headliner of the arsenal is a plus fastball, which the Checotah product has run up to 92.3 mph on the gun while consistently holding velo at 88-91. The offering has elite carry at a max IVB of 23.9 with an average near 20, making it a true swing and miss pitch at the top of the zone. The three-pitch mix also includes a wipeout, high-spin slider that sits at 71-75 mph with over a foot of glove-side movement. He also has a great feel for the command of a mid to upper 70s changeup with some nice arm-side fade that plays well off the fastball to keep hitters off balance.

Miles Stanley INF / Mount St. Mary, OK / 2027 The leadoff man and starting shortstop for the 4A runner-ups this spring, Stanley has turned heads as he continues to prove himself as one of the more intriguing prospects in the class. He’s displayed plenty of present power across the rounds of BP we’ve seen him take this summer, running his exit velocities to just under triple digits with a max EV of 98.7 mph and an average EV of 84.7 mph. He boasts nice athleticism as well, clocking a 6.83 60-yard dash. He’s got solid arm strength in the infield, being gunned at 83 mph across the infield earlier this summer.

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