2026 Top-10 Uncommitted: LHP

Bron Schaefer LHP / Kaukauna, WI / 2026

Joseph Tamboli LHP / Sun Prairie East, WI / 2026

From 4/5/25: "Uncommitted, currently No. 52 in the state’s junior class. Standing at an proportional and athletic 6-foot, 185 pounds. Got the ball to start, tossed 4.2 innings striking out 11 batters while allowing two hits and two walks, carrying a no-hitter into the fourth. Repeatable delivery on the mound, finding the zone consistently with his entire arsenal. Fluid mover working in sync, locating a low-80s T84 mph fastball throughout the zone with ease. Confident in both his breaking ball and changeup, will throw them in any count and against both handed batters. The breaking ball played in the low-70s with big 2/8 action earning whiffs in the zone, Tamboli threw his changeup with intent at 76-77 mph with different action off the fastball with late diving action at the plate."

Bryce Mischler LHP / Kimberly, WI / 2026

Caleb Mosley LHP / Waukesha North, WI / 2026

From 7/31/25: "Athletic 5-foot-11, 179-pound frame. Mosley would showcase a fastball up to 86 mph to pair with a 12/6 curveball at 71-74 mph. Worked strictly from the stretch while showing a deceptive arm action from a 3/4 slot, hides the ball well out of the hand. Not too often you find a left-hander with stuff like this still on the market, so Mosley seemingly earned more attention for himself following his performance in Franklin." 

Briar Thoe LHP / Indian Trail, WI / 2026

From 3/12/25: "LHP Briar Thoe (Indian Trail, 2026) possesses a strong frame, measuring 6’5” and 210 pounds. The lefty has a strong arsenal that includes a four-seam and two-seam fastball, cutter, slider, and changeup. His fastball topped out at 82 mph, and his two-seam fastball displayed effective arm-side run. He threw his cutter across the zone, landing it with glove-side accuracy, and his slider showed sharp horizontal movement with good feel. His changeup had solid depth, staying low in the zone. Thoe drives down the mound and hides the ball well from the batter, making him the type of pitcher lefties would dread to face."

Bergen Aune LHP / OF / Hudson, WI / 2026

From 7/31/25: "The left-handed arm showed well on the mound at the Wisconsin State Games. Across two innings of work, Aune didn't allow a base runner while collecting two strikeouts. The fastball would sit 79-82 mph, topping out at 83 mph with ride and feel for the zone. Aune's primary secondary was a 68-70 mph curveball with 1/7 shape and depth, flashing sharp break at times. Additionally, flashed a changeup at 76 mph and a slider at 74 mph. The rising senior would also show a developing right-handed bat, utilizing a whole fields approach with developing bat speed and strength. Finished gameplay 3-for-5 with two RBIs, collecting all of his hits via the single. He’s listed at 6-foot-2, 181-pound frame with room for added strength."

Reed Vorlob LHP / Horicon High School, WI / 2026

Ace Everson LHP / Lake Mills, WI / 2026

From 7/31/25: "Everson stands in a tall, wiry frame at 6-foot-1, 169-pounds with plenty of room for more strength to come. He's an easy mover on the mound with minimal effort, working his fastball up to 85.8 mph in this regard, but sitting mostly in the low-80s with arm-side action. Everson turned to a low-70s slider with depth at times. Considering Everson made his Prep Baseball event debut at State Games, our first up-and-close look has him set to also make a loud first-ever appearance on the state’s ‘26 rankings, too.

Austin Ebert LHP / Valders, WI / 2026

From 3/28/25: "LHP/1B Austin Ebert (Valders, 2026) was measured at 5-foot-10, 193 pounds with athletic proportions and a strong build. He displayed consistent barrel feel through his round of hitting and reached an impressive 94 mph off the barrel from his repeatable left-handed swing. During defense, the first baseman displayed soft hands and feel around the first-base bag. On the mound, the left-hander repeated an athletic delivery and drove the fastball through the glove and was up to 86 mph with the heater with late running finish to the pitch. The fastball sets up his secondary offerings nicely. His curveball (73-75 mph) displayed short and quick break and he was able to land it consistently for strikes. The change up (74-75) displayed late depth and fade at the plate and flashed “out pitch” quality. Arrow up for Austin Ebert after Sunday’s performance." 

Noah Ruleford LHP / Burlington, WI / 2026