The 2026 Tennessee high school baseball season is quickly approaching and, as usual, excitement is abound throughout the state. Players and coaches have been working in preparation for the upcoming season and, as is the case each year, there are some very talented players and teams across Tennessee.

Teams across the state have goals and aspirations to finish their seasons in Murfreesboro at the state tournament championships – but there is plenty of work to be done before that becomes reality. We hope to familiarize our readers with many of the teams across the state as we preview individual teams across Tennessee. We will take you right up to first pitch this season with these team previews, eventually releasing our Preseason Power 25 rankings that’ll carry us into the opening week of action.

Please keep checking back throughout the season as we will be your one-stop shop for everything related to high school baseball across the state. Each week we will be releasing our Players of the Week and updating the Power 25 rankings.

Our 2026 preseason coverage continues today.

Please note that all Team Previews were submitted by High School Coaches.

High School: Webb School Bell Buckle
Head Coach: Scott Hall
TSSAA Classification: D2-A
District:
2025 Record (Playoff Finish): 27-15

 

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ROSTER PREVIEW

+ Top Returning Position Players:

• SS/RHP Ryan Edwards (2026, Trevecca)
• RHP Thomas Evans (2026, Tennessee Wesleyan)
• C Gunnar Boles (2026, Columbia State CC)
• INF Sammy Ledbetter (2026, Columbia State CC)
• OF Owen Fogle (2026, Middle Tennessee State)
• OF Drew Baker (2027, Belmont)

+ Top Returning Pitchers:

• Ryan Edwards
• Sammy Ledbetter
• Thomas Evans
• William Farrar
  

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TOP NEWCOMERS

+ Impact Underclassmen:

• 1B Nate Simmons (2028)
• UTL Landon Warren (2028)
• MIF Christian Baker (2030)

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2026 OUTLOOK

+ Webb School of Bell Buckle enters the 2026 season with momentum after a 27–15 campaign that ended in a State Tournament appearance in Division II-A. Under head coach Scott Hall, the Feet return a senior-heavy core loaded with college commitments and postseason experience, giving this group both maturity and proven production as they set their sights on another deep run.

The offensive foundation is built around a strong 2026 class that has already performed on the state’s biggest stage. Ryan Edwards (2026, Trevecca) anchors the roster as a true two-way presence. A steady defender at shortstop with leadership qualities and competitiveness on the mound, Edwards sets the tone for Webb in all three phases. Thomas Evans (2026, Tennessee Wesleyan) brings additional two-way value and projects as a key middle-of-the-order bat capable of impacting the game with power and run production.

Behind the plate, Gunnar Boles (2026, Columbia State CC) provides stability and experience, handling a deep pitching staff while contributing offensively. Sammy Ledbetter (2026, Columbia State CC) adds versatility in the infield and factors prominently on the mound, giving Webb lineup flexibility and reliable innings. In the outfield, Owen Fogle (2026, Middle Tennessee State) offers athleticism and offensive consistency, while Drew Baker (2027, Belmont) brings upside and run-producing ability that lengthens the lineup.

On the mound, Webb returns one of the more experienced staffs in Division II-A. Edwards, Ledbetter, and Evans headline the group, each capable of handling significant innings and competing in high-leverage spots. William Farrar provides additional depth and flexibility, giving the Feet options as they navigate district and postseason play. That blend of veteran arms allows Webb to manage series strategically and maintain stability throughout the spring.

The next wave of contributors adds intrigue to an already deep roster. Nate Simmons (2028) projects as a physical corner bat who could carve out a meaningful role early, while Landon Warren (2028) offers utility value and athletic upside. Christian Baker (2030) represents long-term projection and developmental depth within the program.

With a battle-tested senior core, multiple two-way contributors, and a pitching staff capable of matching up with anyone in the classification, Webb School enters 2026 with championship aspirations. If the Feet continue to get consistent production from their experienced lineup and leverage their deep staff effectively, they have the makeup of a club capable of returning to the state stage and pushing even further this spring.

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