2026 Top-10 Uncommitted: RHP

Liam Hagland RHP / Germantown, WI / 2026

From 7/31/25: "After representing Team Heartland at the Prep Baseball Senior Future Games as a pitcher-only, Hagland continued to show well in front of our scouts at the Wisconsin State Games – this time on both sides of the ball. He’s catapulted himself into becoming one of the top overall uncommitted ‘26s in the state now, primarily for the work he’s done on the mound. Working strictly out of the stretch, closed off setup, up tempo delivery with a high leg kick. Short, smooth arm action out of a 3/4 slot. Struck out three batters in two clean innings of work. Fastball: 87-89 mph, curveball: 79-81 mph, changeup: 83-84 mph. Offensively, he’s a high-end athlete with a fast swing that connected for a home run during gameplay, prior to him looking like one of the top pound-for-pound pitchers on the rubber later on."

Tanner Effertz RHP / Whitnall, WI / 2026

From 7/17/25: "Uncommitted, had an impressive showing with the arm on Friday against Go Pro Serato. Standing at a wiry-athletic 6-foot-4, 210-pounds. Effertz fastball was sitting 84-87 mph and topped out at 88 mph. Pairing it with a 79-80 mph changeup and a 74-76 mph curveball. On the mound he has good tempo, short leg lift, and throws from a loose high ¾ slot."

Caleb Johns RHP / New Berlin Eisenhower, WI / 2026

From 7/17/25: "Uncommitted, currently ranked no. 31 in Wisconsin’s 2026 class. Displaying a well-proportioned 6-foot-1, 205-pound frame with some strength present, Johns had a dominant performance on the mound on Thursday in a 4-3 win. The right-hander operated out of a controlled, up-tempo delivery, utilizing a high leg lift with a coil, landing in-line with a loose ¾ arm action. He was able to consistently miss barrels throughout the game, showing a heavy fastball at 85-88 mph, and a sharp 11/5 curveball at 74-76 mph that flashed out-pitch potential. Final Line: 5.0 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 6 K. An uncommitted two-way to keep an eye on."

Sam Wells RHP / Brookfield East, WI / 2026

From 7/31/25: "Wells came into the State Games as one of the most physical two-ways in the state’s incoming senior class, and he looked like one of the best prospects in attendance when it was all said and done. Wider base in the box, quick and compact swing with power to all fields, ball jumps off the barrel, max EV of 98.5 mph. Athleticism and physicality plays on the infield, with a max INF velocity of 89 mph. On the mound, Wells is a simple mover with a short, compact arm action. His fastball was up to 88 mph, sitting 84-87 mph throughout with ride and run. He often turned to a curveball that sat 74-78 mph with sharp depth, averaging -9.2 inches of induced vertical break and -15.9 inches of horizontal movement."

Cade Minatto RHP / Indian Trail , WI / 2026

Ryan Rasmussen RHP / Cedarburg, WI / 2026

From 3/16/2024: "RHP Ryan Rasmussen (Cedarburg, 2026) is an upside right-hander who authored one of the louder ‘pens from the past weekend. Standing at an imposing and still projectable 6-foot-3, 202-pound frame with substantial arm talent. Rasmussen ran his fastball up to 89.6 mph while mostly sitting in the upper-80s throughout his ‘pen with two offspeed pitches that both offer swing-and-miss upside. First, a sharp slider that he threw in the mid-70s that averaged -15.7 inches of sweep that he was able to locate in and around the zone. Second, a heavy fading changeup that sat in the low-80s that fell off with 17.7 inches of run. Rasmussen broke out as one of the ascending arms in the state and will be one to monitor going forward."

Carter Valleskey RHP / Valders High, WI / 2026

From 7/17/24: "Lean, 6-foot-3, 195-pound frame, impressed during 5 Star Wisconsin's Saturday morning pool-play game, contributing on both sides of the ball. On the mound, the right-hander showed a loose delivery, ¾ arm slot, long arm swing, deep back leg sink, and a repeatable motion from the windup and stretch. Fastball was firm and sat from 83-85 mph, topping at 86, backed by a tight 2/8 curveball that sat from 73-75 mph. Offensively, he went 2-for-3 with a walk and two opposite field singles, one of which tied the game at four at the time. Displayed a toe tap for timing and aggressive hands at the point of contact. An all around productive day for Wisconsin’s No. 37 overall ranked prospect."

Braylon Brantner RHP / Hortonville, WI / 2026

From 7/31/25: Brantner is an athletic, uncommitted arm in the state’s incoming senior class, and one of its top performers from the spring. Across his two-inning stint, Branter filled up the strike zone with a fastball in the mid-80s, topping at 86.1 mph. He paired it with a mid-70s curveball and slider, both spinning at over 2,400 rpm. The curveball averaged -6.4 inches of induced vertical break and -9.2 inches of horizontal movement, landing for strikes 67% of the time, while his slider was thrown for strikes 100% of the time. Rounding out his arsenal, Branter featured a changeup at 78-80 mph with low spin. An uncommitted follow in the state’s 2026 class, he returns to head Hortonville’s rotation next spring, bringing back a sub-1.00 WHIP and a 1.65 ERA in 55.1 innings pitched as a junior."

Colin Reddy RHP / Appleton North, WI / 2026

From 7/31/25: "Reddy would showcase a quality uncommitted arm during gameplay. The fastball would get up to 85 mph with arm-side run and was thrown alongside a 69-71 mph slider with sweep, and a 73-74 mph changeup with heavy horizontal break. Mechanically repeated well with a medium leg lift, controlled tempo, and a quick 3/4s arm action. Athletic 6-foot, 190-pound frame."

Turner Dittrich RHP / Arrowhead High, WI / 2026

From 7/31/25: "Dittrich stands in as a tall, filled-out, 6-foot-6, 224-pound frame. Working from a funky high kick, tuck motion, with a full-circle arm action from an over-the-top slot. Showing a three-pitch mix, the fastball was sitting 83-86 mph, the slider was 71-73 mph, with a gyro shape, and the change-up was sitting 76-78 mph with slight arm-side fade. Gaining velo throughout his two-inning outing, the fastball began to miss barrels, pairing well with the slider with sharp break, keeping hitters off-balanced. Considering size and present stuff, Dittrich’s future is very bright."