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Saturday, April 11th

No. 4 Sun Prairie East vs. No. 5 Whitefish Bay

By: Josh Fields
Assistant Scouting Director, Wisconsin

Charlie McIntyre, OF, Whitefish Bay, 2026
Youngstown State recruit, currently ranked No. 63 in the state’s senior class. Standing at a lean and wiry 6-foot-1, 160-pound frame with room for additional strength as he matures. Led off and played center field for the Blue Dukes going 2-for-3 with two runs, a double, triple and a walk at the plate. Table setter skills set at the plate with a sound and consistent approach at the plate working counts and selecting spots to do damage, direct left-handed swing with advanced bat-to-ball against both velo and spin. Defensively an advanced defender in center field with quality jumps.read off the bat with efficient routes to pair looking like a potential center fielder at the next level.

Chase Wolter, RHP/SS, Whitefish Bay, 2027
Illinois-Chicago commit, currently ranked No. 12 in the state’s junior class. Standing at an athletic 6-foot-1, 192 pound frame with advanced strength and seemingly more room to add to the frame. Multi-sport athlete, QB1 in the fall and got the start on the mound for the Blue Dukes tossing four innings allowing two runs on five hits and a walk while striking out seven batters. Athletic delivery on the mound with improved feel to repeat, something that continues to tick up as he matures, with more in the tank from a velocity perspective. Two pitch arsenal in this look, carry fastball sitting in the mid-80s, clean out of the hand with carry and earning multiple swing and misses in and out of the zone against a quality lineup. Went to a firm 75-77 slider with bigger sweeping action at times, go-to secondary that flashes late break looking like a future out-pitch. Athletic defender in the infield with a strong right-handed bat to pair going 1-for-3 at the plate with a home run. High-follow athletic prospect inside the Badger State with an immense ceiling on the mound.

Matthew Schoenfeldt, MIF, Whitefish Bay, 2026
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 62 in the state’s senior class and is one of the top uncommitted prospects in the state’s senior class. Upside frame standing at 6-foot-2, 175-pounds with clear room to add on to the frame as he matures. Got the start at shortstop and hit third going 1-for-3 on the day with a RBI and walk, consistently performing across our looks at the plate. There’s some impact to pair at the plate from the left-side with easy wiry strength, the ball jumps off the barrel with backspin with feel to drive the baseball in the air to the pullside. Defensively the actions in the infield have improved looking like a defender capable of playing any spot, the left-side of the diamond is not out of the question with range and enough arm strength for either 3B/SS. Uncommitted infielder with an upside left-handed bat still on the market in the Badger State.

Max Egan, DH, Whitefish Bay, 2028
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 24 in the state’s sophomore class. Standing at a strong 6-foot-1, 180-pounds with proportional strength to the frame. DH’d and hit fifth for Whitefish Bay, going 1-for-2 at the plate with a run and two hit by pitches. Loose and athletic right-handed swing with strength and feel to use all fields. Defensively the infielder was playing with fluid and natural actions pregame looking like a defender with a ceiling at third base as he continues to build up from surgery last spring and our staff will continue to monitor the progress throughout the spring/summer seasons.

Manny Abreu-Socorro, C, Sun Prairie East, 2026
Madison JC recruit, currently ranked No. 89 in the state’s senior class. Standing at a proportional and strong 5-foot-10, 200-pounds with strength throughout the frame. Got the start behind the plate and hit lead off for Sun Prairie East, going 3-for-4 at the plate with a home run, two RBIs and two runs. One of the top defensive catchers in the state’s class with advanced feel for the position and soft hands and athletic actions behind the plate. The impact continues to come for the right-handed hitter at the plate, showing more barrel feel as a senior and driving the ball with more authority to pair. The stock will continue to trend up if the extra-base production continues to tick up and will continue to be a high-follow during his JUCO career at Madison JC.

Camden Glusick, OF, Sun Prairie East, 2027
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 52 in the state’s junior class. Standing at 6-foot, 180-pounds with room for additional strength gains as he matures into the frame. Got the start in center field and hit second, going 1-for-4 on the day with a double and an RBI. Advanced bat-to-ball traits at the plate with promising swing decisions at the plate that we will continue to monitor. Direct and handsy bat path with growing impact to pair, and more impact on the way as he continues to add to his frame. Defensively in center field playing with natural and athletic actions, taking confident and aggressive routes looking like a current and future center fielder at the next level. High-end follow with a hit tool at a premium position, priority uncommitted name to know in the Badger State.

Van Vogler, SS, Sun Prairie East, 2026
Minnesota State-Mankato recruit, currently ranked No. 73 in the state’s senior class. Standing at 6-foot, 158-pounds with lean and twitchy strength throughout the frame and more room to continue to add. Got the start at shortstop and hit in the three hole for the Cardinals, going 2-for-4 on the day with an RBI and a stolen base. Loose and simple right-handed swing with feel for the barrel making sound swing decisions at the plate during his at-bats and impacting the baseball to all parts of the field. Defensively playing with shortstop actions with soft hands and clean transfers, the feet played athletic and worked clean with fluid movements with body control. The arm plays clean and works from multiple slots with life and accuracy across the diamond.

Grayson Uttech, 1B, Sun Prairie East, 2028
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 29 in the state’s sophomore class. Standing at a proportional 6-foot-2, 195-pounds with room for additional strength to the frame. Got the start at first and hit fourth for the Cardinals going 3-for-4 with a double, RBI and a run, taking quality at-bats each trip to the plate while impacting the baseball to pair. Flat path with feel for the barrel, not swinging and missing across his at-bats while also picking and choosing his spots to be aggressive while driving the ball to all fields. Defensively at first, making each play made his way on the day showing comfortable actions for the spot.

No. 6 Arrowhead vs. Hartford Union

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Brady Helms, INF, Hartford Union, 2027
Penn State commit, currently ranked No. 17 in the state’s junior class. Standing at a physical 6-foot-1, 190-pounds with broad and sloped shoulders and debatably more room for additional fill to the frame. Got the start at third, going 3-3 on the day with three singles and a run and a stolen base. Sound approach with advanced swing decisions and bat-to-ball traits, 0 whiffs on the day and didn’t expand/chase out of the zone. Already has a history of performing against high-end velo, shapes and spin with the same approach and bat-to-ball ability shining through. Defensively at third the actions look ticked-up with a similarly stronger looking arm across the diamond. High-follow infielder that could see himself jump into the upper-tier of prospects in the class with more impact/extra-base hit production.

Andrew Horwath, LHP, Hartford Union, 2027
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 127 in the state’s junior class. Standing at an upside 6-foot-3, 185-pound frame with room to continue to add on to his frame. Tossed three scoreless innings out of the pen for the Orioles showing lively stuff when in the zone while striking out four batters. The fastball sat 80-83 mph with life out of the hand and seemingly more velocity on the way as he matures into the frame, while spinning a 1/7 curveball at 68-71 mph. Present stuff with more in the tank from a velocity perspective makes the left-hander a follow throughout his prep career and the ceiling will only elevate with additional control/command.

Aidan Kolb MIF, Hartford Union, 2026
Wisconsin-La Crosse recruit, currently ranked No. 52 in the state’s senior class. Standing at 5-foot-8, 167-pounds with compact strength to the frame. Led off for the Orioles and played shortstop going 1-4 on the day, living on the barrel throughout his at-bats showing consistent impact yet coming up empty on multiple trips to the plate. Defensively the infielder plays with steady and sure handed actions in the dirt with feel and range to stick in the middle infield long-term even shortstop.

Cameron Carter, RHP/OF, Arrowhead, 2026
Illinois-Chicago recruit, currently ranked No. 10 in the state’s senior class. Listed at 6-foot-4, 183-pounds with lean strength to the frame and additional room for added physicality as he matures. Got the start in right field and led off for the Warhawks going 2-3, with a run and a walk at the plate. The bat-to-ball and motor offensively continue to stand out, direct path with twitchy bat speed/strength at contact, gets out of the box quickly and operates both as a confident and aggressive baserunner. Tossed the final inning on the mound, striking out two batters while sitting in the upper-80 mph bucket with the fastball while the breaking ball remains a swing and miss secondary and can be relied on heavily against both handed batters. One of the top seniors in the state and is just as dangerous at the plate as he is on the mound, remains a name-to-know as he continues to ramp up on the mound.

Niko Frangopoulos, OF, Arrowhead, 2026
Wisconsin-Whitewater recruit, currently ranked No. 56 in the state’s senior class, standing at 5-foot-11, 183-pounds with strength to the frame. Got the start in left field and hit second for the Warhawks going 1-for-3 with an RBI coming from his first trip to the plate. Smooth and easy left-handed swing that has performed in front of our staff consistently across our looks. Defensively the outfielder plays with clean and steady actions that play at either corner, the speed and range give him a shot at quality center field defense at the next level. A consistent cog in the Warhawk lineup that has been a varsity performer throughout his prep career.

Carter Tuerk, RHP, Arrowhead, 2027
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 153 in the state’s junior class, standing at a strong 6-foot-1, 195-pound frame with strength throughout. Tossed a scoreless two inning outing out of the ‘pen for the Warhawks, allowing a hit and striking out two batters. Repeatable delivery and competes on the mound, the fastball played with life out of the hand sitting in the 81-83 mph bucket. Located a firm 72-74 mph curveball during the outing with late break and would aggressively utilize throughout the outing.

Friday, April 10th

No. 1 Muskego vs. Burlington

By: Josh Fields
Assistant Scouting Director, Wisconsin

Tyson Grulkowski, RHP, Muskego, 2026
South Florida recruit, currently ranked No. 2 in the state’s senior class and one of the top right-handed prep pitching prospects in this upcoming MLB Draft. Standing at a physical and athletic 6-foot-5, 234-pound frame, durable, workhorse frame with physicality throughout. Clean and repeatable delivery on the mound with feel for the zone, establishing early in the zone consistently. The fastball sat 90-92 throughout the outing with life out of the hand, playing up beyond the velocity with the unique release and extension, the breaking ball sat 75-79 mph and was the go-to secondary. Flashed a fading changeup at 83 mph to a right-handed batter getting a swing and miss below the zone.

Cooper Wendt, INF/OF, Muskego, 2027
South Dakota State commit, currently ranked No. 11 in the state’s junior class. One of the top athletes in the class with an upside frame standing at 5-foot-11, 166-pounds with clear room to continue to add onto the frame. An elite athlete even in the cold weather, making a number of plays at the hot corner, including chasing a runner down in a rundown at the plate. Went 1-for-1 at the plate with a walk and two stolen bases taking quality at-bats on each trip to the plate with impressive swings and swing decisions during the appearance. A high-follow athlete that is seemingly beginning to put it all together on the field and be a name to follow closely throughout his prep career and beyond.

Noah Ruleford, 1B, Burlington, 2026
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 214 in the state’s senior class. Standing at a strong and physical 5-foot-9, 192-pound frame with strength throughout the frame. Hit in the two-hole and played first base for Burlington, going 1-for-3 at the plate with an RBI double to right field in the fifth inning. Strong and balanced left-handed swing with easy strength at the plate, feel to leverage the ball in the air was apparent. Defensively in the infield playing with active and clean feet and fluid actions around first base with steady hands defensively.

Wednesday, April 8th

No. 13 Germantown vs. Brookfield East

By: Josh Fields
Assistant Scouting Director, Wisconsin

Noah Melby, RHP, Brookfield East, 2026
Northern Illinois recruit, currently ranked No. 30 in the state’s senior class. Standing at a long-levered and physical 6-foot-5, 224-pound frame with room for added strength as he matures. Got the start on the mound for Brookfield East showing a lively arsenal while working through some traffic on the bases in an abbreviated start. Clean mover on the mound, flashing the ability to work in sync and on time on occasion. The fastball jumped out of the hand sitting at 85-89 mph with life out of the hand, showed feel to spin an upside and firm breaking ball sitting at 76-79 mph with bigger 11/5 action and late break at times.

Liam Hagland, RHP, Germantown, 2026
South Dakota State recruit, currently ranked No. 22 in the state’s senior class. Standing at a physical and strong 6-foot-1, 192-pounds with proportional strength throughout the frame. Got the start for Germantown striking out six batters through three innings pitching through some clear rust and working through traffic on the bases each inning. The stuff stands out when in the zone, consistent swing-and-misses when either the fastball or breaking ball when landed, collecting six total strikeouts on the day.

Tyler Olszewski, INF, Germantown, 2026
Wisconsin-Whitewater recruit, currently ranked No. 132 in the state’s senior class. Hit in the two-hole and played second base for Germantown for their first game of the season against conference rival Brookfield East. The left-handed hitter was the most productive hitter at the plate on the day going 2-for-3 on the day with an RBI triple in the bottom of the third in a 2-1 count. Clear approach for the still projectable 6-foot-3 infielder while showing advanced bat-to-ball ability during the game, making contact on every swing attempt during each at-bat. Defensively the infielder plays with steady actions and made a number of routine plays throughout the game.

Tuesday, March 31st

No. 9 Milton vs. No. 24 Badger

By: Josh Fields
Assistant Scouting Director, Wisconsin

Ben Schultz, RHP, Milton, 2028
Uncommitted. Currently ranked No. 16 in the state, listed at 6-foot-4,186-pounds with long limbs, broad and rounded shoulders with room to add physicality as he matures. Started on the mound for the Red Hawks tossing five scoreless innings, allowing five hits and striking out nine batters while walking two. There was feel to repeat a simple and athletic delivery throughout the start, heavy fastball usage cruising at an easy 82-85 mph topping out at 86 mph, easy to see more velocity on the way as the weather warms up to pair. Occasionally mixed in an upper-60s breaking ball and a firm changeup off the fastball.

Jake Cummins, SS, Milton, 2026
Wisconsin-Milwaukee recruit. Currently ranked No. 34 in the state, listed at an athletic 5-foot-9, 161-pounds with lean strength to the frame. Leadoff for the Red Hawks and was their most productive hitter making an impact in each of his four trips to the plate, going 3-for-4 on the day with four RBIs, a double and three stolen bases. Athletic right-handed swing with bat-to-ball skills with quality and consistent swing decisions to pair at the plate. Defensively at shortstop, Cummins is an athletic defender with fluid feet and athletic actions with a strong and athletic arm to pair, capable of sticking up the middle at the next level while profile well at either middle infield spot.

Easton Agnew, OF, Milton, 2026
Uncommitted. Listed at an athletic and lean 6-foot-1, 165-pound frame with room for added physicality. Started in right field and hit in the three-hole for Milton going 2-for-4 on the day with two RBIs. At the plate the right-handed hitter sits into his backside pre-pitch with a simple and repeatable leg lift/load with feel to use the entire field and drive the ball in the air with natural lift. Defensively looks comfortable and plays with clean actions in the outfield with an athletic and accurate arm from the outfield.

Logan Levitt, OF, Badger, 2026
Uncommitted. Listed at a strong 5-foot-5, 180-pound frame. Started in left field and led off for Badger, going 2-for-4 on the day with a double. At the plate, from the left-side the outfielder works loose with rhythm pre-pitch with a simple and repeatable load, direct path to the baseball with feel to drive the ball on a line to all parts of the field. Defensively in the outfield playing with comfortable and confident actions in the outfield with an accurate arm to pair.

Ryan Albanese, INF, Badger, 2026
Wisconsin-Superior commit. Currently ranked No. 149 in the state, more physical this spring with strength throughout his 5-foot-10 frame. The infielder started at second and hit in the two-hole for Badger going 3-for-4 on the day. A steady and consistent performer at the plate in front of our staff and the ball is seemingly jumping off the barrel. Defensively the infielder plays with steady and clean actions all around with an accurate arm.

No. 15 Marquette vs. Whitnall

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Ben Schroeder, LHP, Marquette, 2027
Uncommitted. Currently ranked No. 42 in the state’s junior class. Listed at a strong and proportional 6-foot, 216-pound frame. Got the start on the mound for the Hilltoppers and tossed four scoreless innings, allowing only two baserunners on a hit and a walk while striking out seven batters. Settled in as the outing progressed striking out six straight batters and finding the zone early in counts later in the game. Earned 11 whiffs on a mostly two-pitch arsenal, the fastball sat 80-85 throughout the outing with life, showed feel to spin off a firm and tight action breaking ball at 75-78 mph. Certainly more velocity in the tank from the left-hander, especially as the weather continues to warm up; high-follow uncommitted left-hander out of the Badger State.

John Bark, INF, Marquette, 2027
Uncommitted. Set to debut in the next rankings update for the 2027 class. Standing at a physical 6-foot-3, 234-pound frame with strength throughout. The left-handed hitter came away a follow after an impressive showing during the winter circuit. Limited action in this look but none the less impactful. Knotching a base hit on his only plate appearance of the game to extend the Hilltoppers lead on a hard ground ball to right field. Physical and strong left-handed swing with clear strength at impact.

Luke Parkinson, RHP, Whitnall, 2026
Bradley recruit. Currently ranked No. 24 in the state’s senior class. Listed at a strong yet still projectable 6-foot-3, 190-pound frame with lean strength throughout the frame. Got the start for Whitnall and tossed four innings allowing two earned runs on one hit, five walks and struck out seven batters. Got into some trouble early on in the first before striking out the side to get through a scoreless first inning. Parkinson would cruise until the fourth inning picking up a number of strikeouts and whiffs along the way (15 total whiffs) before Marquette would start applying pressure to the defense on the basepaths. Mostly two pitches throughout the outing, the fastball worked consistently in the upper-80s, topping out at 90 mph with life and ride through the zone and spun a bigger 12/6 breaking ball at 70-73 mph. Still an immense ceiling to the right-hander and remains a follow as the spring continues to progress.

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