Washington Top 10 Uncommitted 2026's - Outfielders

Dylan Mamiya OF / LHP / Kennewick, WA / 2026

From 6/4/25... "One of the better athletes in the Washington junior class, Mamiya reached base a total of 4 times across Kennewick's two games. The lefty bat stayed in the big part of the field for a pair of singles in the semifinal, including an RBI knock to help pad the lead late. Mamiya also covered ground well in CF and should continue to be a plus defender at the next level. Mamiya also got the start on the mound of the final game, and despite some tough results on the day he still flashed some potential moving forward. The lefty had a low-80's heater and a CB at 67-69 MPH as his two primary offerings. Exciting uncommitted player to follow into the summer."

Tommy Belle OF / OF / Bishop Blanchet, WA / 2026

#uncommitted ‘26 OF Tommy Belle (Bishop Blanchet) has swung it well all week

Scorches a 2B here. Everything syncs up at the plate & he moves the barrel easily. Powerful swing from the left side #PNWStateGames pic.twitter.com/4DuSipnV31

— Prep Baseball Washington (@PrepBaseballWA) August 1, 2024

Kyle Rayment OF / RHP / Mt. Spokane, WA / 2026

From 3/4/25... "High-octane player from eastern Washington showed development at the plate in particular. Low hands in stance are direct to contact with an event-best peak exit velocity of 98.6 MPH. Present arm strength and plenty of athleticism to stick in the outfield, had throws of up to 90 MPH. On the mound, featured some deception and funk with unique arm action. FB sat 83-84 MPH with higher spin rates, paired with CH/CB. Among event's best with a 3.76 30-yard dash time, has run as fast as a 6.61 in the 60. Plenty of tools present for the uncommitted prospect."

Miles Soja OF / LHP / Ballard, WA / 2026

From 2/20/25... "Well put together athlete emerging with an impressive speed/power combination that profiles great to the OF now and long-term. Started off with a 6.87 in the 60 with quality arm strength up to 80 mph defensively. At the plate, keeps levers tight and quick to the ball with strength at point of contact. Peak EV up to 100.6 mph now with easy bat speed from a balanced set up. Big junior to watch this spring, making great strides since his previous look last season."

Dante Saladino OF / RHP / Kennedy Catholic, WA / 2026

From 4/7/25... "Physical multi-sport athlete is having a breakout spring on both sides of the baseball. Offensively, the righty has a quiet stance pre-pitch with a short stride and direct hand path to fire. Lets his 6'3, 215 pound frame generate natural power to the big part of the field. On the mound, Saladino has dominated, leaning on a mid-80's heater from a high 3/4 slot release. Repeatability and strike throwing stand out, with ability to mow through lineups a theme this spring. Name to know."

Charlie Lynn OF / LHP / Ridgeline, WA / 2026

From 6/25/25... "Lean, athletic build from the uncommitted outfielder that continues to show growth in his skillset. Posted some of the better BP rounds of the event, featuring a smooth LH stroke. Posted a 97.8 MPH exit velocity and averaged 89.7 MPH, finding success hitting to the middle of the field and pull side. Long-strider in the OF posted a 7.01 second 60-yard dash. First-team GSL selection this spring, could be poised for a strong summer with continued progression."

Brady Collins OF / LHP / Mount Vernon, WA / 2026

Mount Vernon had several offensive standouts in their final game of the weekend#uncommitted '26 OF Brady Collins finished 2-3 with a double and an RBI pic.twitter.com/ifn3fyWvs5

— Prep Baseball Washington (@PrepBaseballWA) March 24, 2025

RJay Garza OF / SS / Othello, WA / 2026

𝐎𝐍 𝐃𝐄𝐂𝐊 𝐒𝐏𝐎𝐓𝐋𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 - 𝐂𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐋 𝐖𝐀 𝐏𝐒𝐈𝐃

'𝟮𝟲 𝗥𝗝𝗔𝗬 𝗚𝗔𝗥𝗭𝗔

Junior will be attending our Moses Lake event this Saturday, February 1st 👇

🔗 https://t.co/GqhEFMmltI pic.twitter.com/vj3dj2iYOH

— Prep Baseball Washington (@PrepBaseballWA) January 28, 2025

Scott Johnson OF / 1B / Camas, WA / 2026

#uncommitted '26 OF/1B Scott Johnson (Camas)

Stays in strong lower half with powerful levers. Bat speed through contact with longer one-handed finish@ScottJAthlete | @PB_Uncommitted#PNWSG25 pic.twitter.com/XYUyHjqMC4

— Prep Baseball Washington (@PrepBaseballWA) July 29, 2025

Timmy McEwen OF / Tahoma, WA / 2026

From 7/9/25... "Physical 6'2 corner OF type showed well in this one, starting his showcase with a 6.87 60-yard dash time. Shorter strides can close quickly on balls in the gap. Developing arm strength, throws up to 81 MPH. Bat stood out in a positive way, driving balls to the gaps with loud contact. Powerful levers maintain tight coil with a peak exit velocity of 96.6 MPH and a max batted ball distance of 352 feet. Bat should continue to play for the lefty moving forward."