2026 Prep Baseball PNW - Junior & Senior Future Games Previews

July 20, 2026
Dylan Grenz
Assistant Scouting Director

This week, Prep Baseball PNW will have players on various teams at LakePoint Sports Complex in Emerson, Georgia. In addition to sending the top 2028 graduates to play in the coveted Prep Baseball Future Games, this year we also send two 2027 graduates to play in the Senior Future Games on Team West Coast, as well as another Team PNW of 2030/2031 graduates to compete in the Junior Future Games.

The Senior Future Games is an invite-only event featuring some of the top remaining uncommitted talent in the area, with the unique opportunity of competing against other top-level players while representing their respective state in a high-level atmosphere. The Junior Future Games serve as a preview for young players to compete at a high level as well, featuring a three game guarantee and single-elimination bracket play to determine a champion. Both the Senior and Junior Future Games are seen by over 400 college coaches from across the country every year.

Below, we highlight some of the players competing in the Senior Future Games, and list the roster for Junior Future Games. Players are listed alphabetically by last name.

Senior Future Games

Grayson Turnbow OF / SS / Tahoma, WA / 2027

Rankings StateRank: 27 / POS: 5

Dynamic, versatile athlete that can stick at several positions defensively. 6.86 runner with aggressive baserunning instincts. 5'10, 160 pound frame carries top of the order traits with sneaky power to the pull side. Lofted, connected LH stroke was on display at last summer's Future Games and PNW Preseason All-State this winter, where he posted exit velocities up to 97.7 MPH.

Julian Viña C / OF / Jesuit, OR / 2027

Rankings StateRank: 26 / POS: 4

Power-hitting backstop has had a huge 2026, beginning with a strong showing at PNW Preseason All-State. 5'10 frame gets to his pull side with authority, with a peak EV of 99.2 MPH earlier this year. 7.05 runner carries a strong arm defensively with a best pop time of 1.87 seconds. Carried his strong winter showing into the spring, earning 1st team OSAA honors.