With the WIAA regular season officially behind us, we’re closing out spring coverage with one final Scout Blog focused on the upperclassmen who stood out down the stretch. Our staff continued to get live looks across the state into the final weeks, tracking key performances as teams made their playoff push.

This end-of-season edition features reports on over 50 juniors and seniors who made an impact during the final stretch leading their teams into the postseason. Be on the lookout for our Playoff Scout Blog, which will follow the action as teams battle for a spot in the State Finals.

CATCHERS

Marek Bolson, C, Oconomowoc, 2025
Kent State commit, one of the top seniors in the state, continuing to perform in front of our staff this spring. Two more extra base hits out of the leadoff spot for Oconomowoc in the two game look both to the pull side where he's been consistently driving the baseball the entire season. Defensively the hands work soft and quiet continuing to look like a long-term defender behind the dish. - Josh Fields, from May 22, 2025

From April 15, 2025: “...one of the top players in the senior class, standing at a strong and physical 6-foot-1, 192 pound frame. Started behind the dish and hit leadoff for Oconomowoc, going 3-for-4 at the plate with two home runs and five RBIs against one of the state’s top pitching prospects. The left-handed hitter has been tapping into more game power in front of our staff this spring, always showing feel to elevate the baseball while making more contact as a whole this spring. Defensively behind the plate, capable of catching at a high level, with catch and throw traits, strong receiving and fluid actions out of the crouch.”

AJ Clark, C, Whitnall, 2025
Wisconsin La Crosse commit, listed as a projectable, athletic and strong, with a 5-foot-11, 165lb frame. Clark displays natural strength, a simple uphill swing with leverage and hand speed helping him consistently impact the baseball. Clark picked up a clutch RBI sac-fly in the home frame of the seventh versus Sussex Hamilton to reduce the deficit to one. Defensively Clark is a trusted backstop with a mature approach and athleticism and a strong arm behind the dish, showing above-average pop times in the past. - Stephaune Haylock, from May 8, 2025

PJ Hamel, C, Arrowhead, 2025
McHenry County JC commit, currently ranked No. 51 in the state’s senior class. Long levered and projectable 6-foot-4, 188 pound frame. Hamel caught and hit cleanup, going 3-for-4 with three RBIs and two doubles. At the plate, the right-handed hitter has plenty of strength behind every swing and has shown repeated feel to drive the ball in the air. Defensively, Hamel is a natural defender behind the plate with reliable and soft hands with catch and throw traits. One of the top run producers in the state and a name to keep an eye on the next two years in McHenry County. - Josh Fields, from May 8, 2025

Bennett Scribner, C, New Richmond, 2025
Uncommitted, one of the top uncommitted catchers in the state’s senior class, still projectable at 5-foot-10, 159 pounds. Started behind the plate both games while hitting in the middle of the Tigers order. Going 3-for-6 at the plate across both games with two walks and a RBI. Fluid look from the right-side, working in rhythm while flashing feel for the barrel. Defensively Scribner stood out behind the plate, soft and quiet receiver behind the plate and an athlete out of the crouch looking like an asset behind the plate. Arm works true to second flashing the ability to locate the baseball on the bag. - Josh Fields, from May 13, 2025

INFIELDERS

Braylan Bigler, SS, Brookfield Central, 2025
Upper Iowa commit, currently ranked No. 92 in the state. Compact, 5-foot-9, 172-pound frame, athletic build. Started at shortstop and hit out of the two-hole for Central, finishing the day 1-for-3 with a double and a hard ground out to short. The right-handed hitter has a compact swing with present bat-speed, works to stay short to the ball and flat through the zone, was on the barrel pull-side with a double over the left fielder’s head. Confident actions on the infield, soft hands and fluid feet, moves well laterally, arm plays with some carry across with a clean release. - Peter Hamot, from May 6, 2025

Bennett Brathol, INF, Hudson, 2025
Concordia St. Paul commit, currently ranked No. 87 in the state’s senior class, listed at a strong and projectable 6-foot-3, 186 pound frame. Started at first base while hitting in the middle of the lineup both games going 4-for-7 at the plate with four RBIs and scoring a run. At the plate, the right-handed hitter swings an impactful bat, making contact out in front consistently while using the entire field. Defensively at first, Brathol is a comfortable and athletic defender with the potential to be an asset at first defensively. - Josh Fields, from May 13, 2025

Kaden Connor, SS, Monona Grove, 2025
North Dakota State recruit, currently ranked No. 18 in the state’s senior class, standing at 6-foot-1, 172 pounds and continues to perform well in front of our staff this spring. At the plate, Connor collected multiple hits—both singles to right field, one in the third inning and another in the sixth. He’s loose and relaxed in the box, showcasing strong hands and an easy, fluid swing. Defensively, he displays athletic and easy actions with range and a quick release with an arm that plays on the move with accuracy. - Michael Anderson, from May 2, 2025

Daniel Haudoldt, INF, Muskego, 2025
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 117 in the state’s senior class, listed at a strong 6-foot, 190-pound frame. Started at second base both games for Muskego during the double header, picking up two hits on the day including a two-RBI single in the first game to extend Muskego’s lead. The right-handed hitter swings a quick bat staying tight through the turn while staying on plane to the baseball. Defensively at second, the infielder is a capable defender with some range to either side to pair with an accurate arm. - Josh Fields, May 23, 2025

Max Kretovics, INF, New Richmond, 2025
Bethel commit, currently ranked No. 223 in the state’s senior class, set to rise in the next update. Listed at a lean 6-foot, 177 pounds with room for added strength. Hit leadoff and played first base across both games of the double header going 3-for-6 with two walks, two stolen bases and an RBI while scoring once. The left-handed hitter has a mature approach at the plate, rarely expanding out of the zone to pair with advanced bat-to-ball traits. Defensively the infielder plays strong defense at first looking like an asset defensively at the next level. - Josh Fields, from May 13, 2025

Brady Patten, 3B, Verona, 2025
Saint Mary’s commit, listed at 6-foot-2, 232-pounds. At the plate, he collected three hits in four at-bats with two RBIs. His first hit was a two-run home run in the first inning, followed by a double to center field in the fourth, and a ground-ball single to left field in the sixth. Effortless swing, displays natural ease, with plenty of strength behind his swing. - Michael Anderson, from May 6, 2025

Gavin Tarras, INF, New Richmond, 2025
Century JC commit, one of the top performing seniors in the state, currently ranked No. 217 in the states class. Standing at a physical and strong 6-foot-3, 215-pounds with even more room to add to his frame. At the plate, Tarras swings a strong right-handed bat with feel to elevate the baseball, doing most of his damage to the pull side. Staying connected with strength through contact and leveraging the baseball in the air with backspin. Defensively at third, Tarras is a steady defender with sure hands and enough arm for the left-side, could be a potential asset defensively at first. The defensive profile to go with the clear bat strength at the plate suggests a high ceiling as a power hitting corner infielder. - Josh Fields, May 13, 2025

OUTFIELDERS

Luke Lehnen , OF, Sussex Hamilton, 2025
Concordia St. Paul commit, currently ranked No. 55 in the state, listed as an athletic, compact athlete standing at 5-foot10, 190lbs. Starting in the OF and top of the lineup, Lehnen picked up two hits including an RBI single, extending the lead over Whitnall in the fourth with a knock over the second baseman. Big leg lift trigger, quiet hands, tight swing, short and direct to the ball, Luke possesses natural strength and hand speed. - Stephaune Haylock, from May 8, 2025

Jack Murray, OF, Brookfield East, 2025
Northern Illinois football commit, three-star linebacker. Physical 6-foot-3, 215-pound frame, present strength, broad/full shoulders with proportionate muscle throughout. Started in right field and hit out of the three-hole, finishing the day 1-for-2 with a run scored. Physical right-handed hitter with easy bat-speed, simple swing with raw strength. Moves around the outfield well for his size, comfortable reading the ball off the bat with proper routes. - Peter Hamot, from May 6, 2025

Carter Thompson, CF, Waterford, 2025
Uncommitted, stands at 6-foot-4, 220-pounds. At the plate, he went 2-for-3, collecting a hard ground ball single to center field in the bottom of the second inning and a line drive single to left field in the fourth. Smooth, easy swing from the right side with consistent barrel action, with plenty of strength behind his swing. - Michael Anderson, from May 8, 2025

TWO-WAYS

Nate Kasten, 1B/RHP, Whitnall, 2025
Bryant & Stratton JC commit, Kasten has a lean and athletic, long-levered 6-foot-3, 190lb frame. Nate has flashed a mature approach at the plate, coupled with a short and level swing with loose hands. He capitalized on an RBI opportunity in the first inning, driving a ball back up the middle and ultimately helping Whitnall secure the win in a close game against Glendale. - Stephaune Haylock, from May 2, 2025

Adam Kudronowicz, LHP/INF, Mukwonago, 2025
Iowa Western CC commit, currently the ranked No. 29 in the state’s senior class. Got the ball to start the game against Arrowhead while hitting in the middle of the order. One of the strongest players in the class with two-way upside, armed with a fastball that reaches the upper-80s with feel to locate a sweeping breaking ball in the mid-70s to different areas of the zone. Also one of the strongest bats in the class, performing like one of the top players in the state at the plate to pair while playing in one of the toughest conferences in the state. A constant presence in the middle of the order going for three his in the outing. - Josh Fields, May 8, 2025

From April 19, 2025: “...would have a solid day at the plate for his Mukwonago squad, collecting both a home run and double across two at-bats with 4 RBIs and one run scored. The left-handed hitter showed a loft-based approach, looking to do damage in any count. Presenting a slightly open stance, Kudronowicz has his weight shifted on his back leg before getting into a more balanced position in stride. Strong 6-foot-2, 217-pound frame.”

Dean Staudacher, INF/RHP, Muskego, 2025
Wabash Valley commit, currently ranked No. 19 in the state’s senior class, listed at a strong 5-foot-10, 185 pounds. At the plate, the right-hander found the barrel for a loud three RBI triple to left field. Creating separation in rhythm, matching plane staying tight throughout while making impact with the baseball out in front with leverage. Defensively, a versatile defender that can play a number of positions in the infield and also athletic enough to play either corner outfield spot with enough arm strength to play at any position. On the mound the right-hander tossed two innings, striking out two batters while walking one, showing a three pitch mix in the outing an upper-80s fastball topping out at 90 mph while showing a two plane slider at 73-77 mph and a running changeup at 79-80 mph. Josh Fields, May 23, 2025

PITCHERS

Mitchell Anderson, RHP, Hudson, 2025
Wisconsin-La Crosse commit, currently ranked No. 127 in the state’s senior class, standing at a wiry 6-foot, 160 pounds with lean strength to the frame. The right-hander got the ball to start against New Richmond tossing five shutout innings, striking out five batters while walking four. Two pitch mix in this look, the fastball reached 87 mph early with life out of the hand and scattered command of the pitch, while spinning a firm and tight breaking ball out of the same window. - Josh Fields, May 13, 2025

Ethan Bauerschmidt, RHP, Tremper, 2025
Penn State commit, one of the top athletes in the state with upside left to the frame standing at a lean 6-foot-3 frame. Bauerschmidt got the ball to start against Oak Creek and put together another strong outing in front of our staff, striking out 12 across 6.2 innings, walking one while surrendering six hits. Living in the zone in the zone throughout while showing growing feel for three pitches. The fastball 88-91 mph with life out of the hand and thrown constantly in the zone, pairing his swing and miss slider off of it while throwing it in any count. The changeup has made strides throughout the season, sitting 80-85 and looking like a usable third option, especially to opposite handed batters. - Josh Fields, May 27, 2025

From April 3, 2025: “standing at 6-foot-3, 178 pounds with added physical strength. Started the game on the mound with multiple MLB scouts in attendance, struck out six across four innings, diving up six hits and two earned runs. Despite the stateline, this was the best our staff had seen Bauerschmidt to date with a near 70% strike rate. The fastball cruised in the low-90s throughout the outing, maintaining velocity late, while touching 93 mph in the first inning. The breaking ball stands out, 79-82 mph with sharp two-plane break and unwavering confidence in the offering, inducing multiple swings-and-misses in and out of the zone. Rounding off his arsenal was a 88-89 mph sinker that he used exclusively against left-handed hitters, while flashing both a mid-80s cutter and low-80s changeup.”

Ryan Buchta, RHP, Oak Creek, 2025
Winona State commit, currently ranked No. 67 in the state’s senior class, listed at 6-foot-5, 205 pounds with more room to add to his frame as he continues to mature. Buchta got the ball to start and tossed a complete game shutout, striking out 10 batters, adding to an already standout season from the right-hander. The fastball played in the mid-80s throughout, reaching 87 mph on occasion while spinning an 11/5 breaking ball that flashed bigger action. - Josh Fields, May 27, 2025

Jaiden Delaney, RHP, Oconomowoc, 2025
MSOE commit, rising senior in the class of 2025. Standing at 5-foot-10, 168-pound right-hander showed two pitches out of a simple, repeatable delivery, hides ball throughout, uninterrupted arm action from a higher ¾ slot with whip, throwing two complimentary pitches that play up off of each other. Fastball jumped out of the hand, sitting 85-87 MPH early, settled in at 82-84 MPH later in his outing played up in the zone, and the curveball at 73-76 MPH played off of it with 11-5 break action. Showed strong ability to work with runners on, exhibiting variability in leg lift out of the stretch, holding runners. - Will Calcaterra & Josh Fields, from May 22, 2025

Zaidan Eblin, RHP, Waterford, 2025
MSOE commit, standing at 5-foot-11, 190-pound frame. Eblin earned the win on the mound, throwing seven innings and allowing just one earned run. His fastball sat at 80–82 mph, complemented by a firm 72–75 mph curveball. At the plate, Eblin went 3-for-4 with two RBIs, including a walk-off opposite-field single in the bottom of the seventh inning. Level swing, minimal stride, and consistent barrel contact. - Michael Anderson, from May 8, 2025

Sam Hirthe, RHP, New Berlin Eisenhower, 2025
Uncommitted, currently the No. 34 ranked player in the state’s senior class and one of the top uncommitted arms in the region. Standing at an athletic 6-foot, 171 pounds with clear room to add to the frame. Came on in relief to close out the final inning striking out two of the four batters he faced allowing one hit. On the mound, the right-hander is a dynamic mover through the delivery with an arm action that stands out with each pitch working out of the same window. The fastball reached 90 mph in this look with life out of the hand, attacking hitters in the zone. Hirthe spun a sharp curveball off his fastball in the upper-70s, a pitch that looks like a potential swing-and-miss option. - Josh Fields, from May 6, 2025

Cooper Jesperson, RHP, Eau Claire Memorial, 2025
Uncommitted, one of the top seniors in the region and an ascending prospect in the Badger State. Still ramping up, only his third outing this spring, Jesperson cruised through for four scoreless innings striking out seven batters allowing one hit and a walk. Low pulse competitor with easy arm strength from a lower slot. Showed three pitches throughout the outing, a sinking fastball that sat 88-91 mph throughout the outing, paired with a sweeping, frisbee slider at 75-81 mph, while playing closer to the top end of the range consistently throughout the outing. The slider got late, and sharp sweeping action playing like a true swing and miss option at any level. Jesperson showed one splitter against a right-handed batter early in the game at 74 mph with late tumbling action, diving down once it reached the plate. The secondaries already give Jesperson a high floor while having upside to each pitch individually. Currently uncommitted, with a high ceiling to pair with a skillset that can translate to success either in college or as a professional. - Josh Fields, from May 6, 2025

Charlie Slawinski, RHP, Brookfield East, 2025
Madison JC commit, currently ranked No. 32 in the state. 6-foot, 176-pound frame, athletic and proportionate build. Started on the mound and was lights out for the Spartans, going 6.2 innings while scattering six hits, one earned run and striking out 14 against no walks. The right-hander has a simple delivery and works with some pace, getting the ball and going with no hesitation. It's a medium leg-lift into his balance point, holding some pre-bend in the back knee down the mound while staying in-line. Quick, medium arm circle, high ¾ slot, tight window with arm-speed. The fastball sat in the mid-80s throughout his entire outing, topping out at 87 mph while competing in the zone and going right after hitters. Slider was a quality secondary offering in the mid-70s, showing depth at times with 10/4 shape, swing/miss when used out of the zone. Showed some confidence in his changeup for strikes, sell the pitch with arm-speed, slight fading action, played in the upper-70s. Competitive arm with three pitches for strikes. - Peter Hamot, from May 6, 2025

Auden Pankonin, RHP, River Falls, 2025
Nebraska commit, one of the top right-handers in the state’s senior class currently ranked No. 7 in the state’s class, listed at a projectable and strong 6-foot-2, 202 pounds with more room to add to his frame. Got the ball to start against New Richmond and struck out 11 batters across six innings allowing one earned run and one walk. The athlete and ease of the operation suggest more to come from the senior, on top of an already tougher look from a low slot. Two pitches in this look, the fastball played with life out of the hand, reaching 91 mph while sitting 88-90 throughout. Flashing feel to locate to both sides of the plate, inducing weak contact when hit and flashing enough sinking action to miss bats. The breaking ball played with shorter and late action sitting 79-82 mph working off the same window as the fastball. - Josh Fields, May 2, 2025

Jack Perkowski, LHP, Hartford Union, 2025
Recent Highland CC commit, currently ranked No. 203 player in the state’s senior class. One of the state’s top performing seniors this spring with multiple quality outings already this spring. Perkowski got the ball to start the game for the Orioles, striking six batters over 6.2 innings allowing three runs, walking two. Mostly two pitches in this look, the fastball sits in the low-80s T84 throughout with command to spots throughout the zone. Perkowski would go to two different secondaries, a low-70s breaking ball that he would land in the zone for strikes, while flashing a firm changeup at 78-79 mph with fade. - Josh Fields, from May 5, 2025

Joe Suokko, LHP, Westosha, 2025
Wisconsin-Parkside commit, listed at 6-foot-4, 210-pound frame. On the mound against Waterford, he threw five innings, allowing three runs and striking out three. His fastball sat at 82–85 mph, complemented by a fading 77–78 mph changeup and a 71–73 mph curveball. Explosive down the mound, high leg tuck, and an in-line landing. - Michael Anderson, from May 8, 2025

Greyson Zach, RHP, Pewaukee, 2025
Minnesota recruit, currently ranked No. 23 in the state’s senior class. One of the top athletes in the state, standing at a physical 6-foot-3, 215 pounds. Zach got the start and tossed five innings, striking out four batters, walking two while allowing three earned runs. The right-hander worked his fastball up to 88 mph with feel for the zone, while showing two different secondary pitches, a firm slider at 77-79 mph with two plane break and a changeup at 76-77 mph. Zach has been one of the state’s top performers the past two springs and continues to perform across his final prep season. - Josh Fields, May 6, 2025

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2026

CATCHERS

John Arnold, C/OF, Sussex Hamilton, 2026
Uncommitted, Arnold is a projectable athlete with a 6-foot-1, 170lb frame. At the plate Arnold collected two RBI’s with a loud double off the fence splitting the right and center field gap. The right-handed hitter has a small leg lift trigger paired with a compact swing that gets on-plane. - Stephaune Haylock, from May 8, 2025

Maddux Lessard, C, Muskego, 2026
Uncommitted, ranked No. 8 in the state’s junior class, standing at a physical 6-foot, 185-pound frame with strength throughout. Started behind the plate and hit second for Muskego, one of the more talented teams in the state. At the plate the right-handed hitter swings with intent, looking to do damage every swing. The ball jumps off the bat when barreled with carry, hitting two doubles in game two of the day. Defensively looks the part behind the dish with natural and athletic actions. - Josh FIelds, May 22, 2025

From May 5, 2025: “...A physical presence at 6-foot, 185 pounds the junior is one of the strongest prospects in the state. At the plate Lessard swings with intent and looks to do damage on every swing, taking plenty of big “A” hacks while maintaining and staying within his approach, not expanding and working a walk in his first at-bat. Lessard would finish the day with 1-for-3, the strong right-hander would find the barrel for a single and would later come around to score. Behind the dish Lessard’s actions were on full display. Confident and natural receiver of the baseball with loose and strong wrists paired with quiet movements behind the dish. Natural blocker keeping every ball in front, soft and athletic with range out of the crouch. The catch-and-throw is some of the best in the Midwest, maintaining control over the run game, proving to be an asset in that department as well.”

INFIELDERS

Ian Bauer, INF, Eau Claire Memorial, 2026
Uncommitted. Standing at 6-foot-2, 176 pounds with strength to the frame. Bauer went 3-for-4 on the day with hard hits including a double to the pull side that hit the wall. At the plate, the left-handed hitter takes a direct path to the baseball with rhythm and strength behind each swing. Defensively in the infield, Bauer is a steady and capable defender at second with enough athleticism to play multiple spots across the infield. Rising left-handed bat in the state’s junior class. - Josh Fields, from May 6, 2025

Jace Mataczynski, SS, Hudson, 2026
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 14 in the state’s junior class, listed at an athletic and twitchy 6-foot-3 182 pound frame with clear room for added strength. Mataczynski played shortstop both games while hitting cleanup, going 4-for-8 on the day with a double, triple and two RBIs, scoring once himself. At the plate from the right-side Matczynski continues to produce in front of our staff putting the barrel on the baseball consistently while showing feel to drive the ball in the air with authority. Defensively, Mataczynski has twitchy and smooth actions with enough arm strength to stick on the left side to pair with range to both sides. One of the top performing juniors in the state with a high ceiling, one of the top uncommitted players in the region. - Josh Fields, from May 13, 2025

Carter Nicolatto, INF, Muskego, 2026
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 73 in the state’s junior class, listed at a strong 5-foot-11, 193 pounds. Was on the barrel across both games, picking up two hits in game one leading the team in RBIs in the win. History of hitting in front of our staff no matter the arm, taking a direct and on plane path to the baseball.. Defensively a capable defender at either corner infield spot, with plenty of arm to stick at third base long term. - Josh Fields, May 22, 2025

Matthew Schoenfeldt, MIF, Whitefish Bay, 2026
Uncommitted, currently the No. 72 ranked player in the state’s junior class. Immense ceiling physically, standing at a lean and athletic 6-foot-2, 175 pound frame with longer levers. Left-handed hitting middle infielder that hit two-hole for the Blue Dukes, on the barrel throughout all four of his at-bats going 3-for-4 on the day with two doubles with the only out coming on a hard fly out to left field. Uses the entire field and drives the ball in the air with leverage consistently with easy and natural bat-to-ball traits. Defensively the actions in the infield continue to improve showing easy range to both sides with budding arm strength on the left-side of the diamond. - Josh Fields, from May 5, 2025

OUTFIELDERS

Niko Frangopoulos, OF, Arrowhead, 2026
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 47 in the state’s junior class. Batted fifth and played right field for the Warhawks going 2-for-5 on the day with an RBI. Strong and athletic 6-foot, 182 pound frame. At the plate, the left-handed hitter matches plane and at the plate, swinging a strong barrel from the left side with strength behind each swing. Defensively Frangopoulos is a steady defender in the outfield with plenty of arm strength to stick in right field. One of the top uncommitted juniors in the state. - Josh Fields, from May 8, 2025

Ben Kuglitsch, OF, Muskego, 2026
Florida State commit, one of the top juniors in the region currently ranked No. 2 in the state’s class. A premier athlete, potentially one of the top athletes in the country, listed at 6-foot-2, 182-pound with lean strength throughout the frame and room to continue to add to the frame. Started in center field and hit third across both games, defensively the athlete stands out in center with easy speed range to both gaps looking like an easy asset at the position moving forward. At the plate, the right-handed hitter has taken strides lifting the ball in the air more often this year. Twitchy right-handed swing with visible bat speed, showing feel to maintain connection and adjustability, rarely swinging and misses as a result. True two-way talent with a high ceiling on either side of the ball. - Josh Fields, May 22, 2025

Joel Markusse, OF, Brookfield East, 2026
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 159 in the state. Compact, 5-foot-8, 160-pound build, present strength throughout, round shoulders with a developed lower-half. Started in center and hit out of the five-hole for the Spartans, finishing the day 2-for-3 with two hits. Twitchy right-handed hitter with a comfortable look in the box, battled in counts and showed notable bat-speed. Moves around well in the outfield with quality reads off the bat, quick first step, covers ground well. Arm played with some strength and accuracy during IO. Athletic prospect to know. - Peter Hamot, from May 6, 2025

Sam Manchester, OF, Hudson, 2026
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 183 in the state’s junior class, listed at an athletic and projectable 5-foot-11, 166 pounds. Manchester started in center field both games and went 3-for-7 across both games with a double, RBI and a walk. At the plate, the left-handed hitter swings a strong left-handed bat with strength behind the swing and feel to leverage the ball in the air. Defensively, Manchester is a capable defender at each spot in the outfield, making plays with his feet showing range to both gaps. - Josh Fields, from May 13, 2025

Sawyer Martin, CF, Verona, 2026
Uncommitted, stands at 5-foot-10, 146-pound frame. Hitting leadoff, serving as the table setter in the lineup, Martin reached base twice going 2-for-4 on the day. His first hit was a line-drive single to left field in the fourth inning, followed by a ground ball to second base for a hit in the sixth. Controls the barrel through the zone, shows quickness on the basepaths. In the field, he is quick and athletic, tracking down anything hit near him. - Michael Anderson, from May 6, 2025

Charlie McIntyre, CF, Whitefish Bay, 2026
Youngstown State commit, currently ranked No. 83 in the state’s junior class. Athletic left-left athlete that can really defend. Hit leadoff and played center field for the Blue Dukes, defensively McIntryre gets quick jumps and takes proper and efficient routes to the baseball looking like a center fielder at the next level. At the plate, hitting leadoff the left-handed hitter looks to ambush early in counts and rarely misses in zone. More than willing to go the other way with the baseball and uses the entire field. - Josh Fields, from May 6, 2025

TWO-WAYS

Liam Hagland, RHP/OF, Germantown, 2026
Uncommitted, athletic, wiry, 6-foot-1, 187lb frame. Hagland works with a loose ¾ slot on the mound with explosive and athletic actions. He came into the game in the top of seventh against Marquette University and picked up two strikeouts and held them to zero runs. Three pitch mix, the fastball was around the zone, flashing feel to locate to spots, sitting 85-87 mph topping at 88 mph. He mixed in his slider at 76-78 mph and curveball at 71-74 mph. - Stephaune Haylock, May 9, 2025

Calvin Moreau, RHP/INF, Monona Grove, 2026
Central Florida commit, one of the top players in the state’s junior class, and one of the top athletes in the country, standing in at a projectable 6-foot-3, 186 pound frame with lean strength. Got the ball to start the game for Monona Grove, tossing six innings, allowing one earned run on three hits and two walks while striking out nine. His fastball sat 84–87 mph, complemented by a 72–74 mph curveball. Easy delivery and generates noticeable life on his pitches. In addition to his work on the mound, he contributed at the plate with a base hit in the sixth inning—a line drive to center field. He features an easy, powerful swing. - Michael Anderson, from May 2, 2025

Callen Tomsyck, OF/RHP, Muskego, 2026
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 25 in the state’s junior class, listed at a strong 5-foot-10, 177 pound frame with more room to add yet. Started in the outfield and pitched, while batting fifth for Muskego. The athlete stands out, twitchy right-handed swing with strength flashing feel for the barrel throughout going for four hits on the day. Defensively in the outfield Tomsyck is a capable defender with athletic actions and arm strength. The arm strength translates on the mound reaching the upper-80s with each to pair with a firm breaking ball that flashes swing and miss action. - Josh Fields, May 22, 2025

PITCHERS

Cameron Carter, RHP, Arrowhead, 2026
Illinois-Chicago commit, stands at 6-foot-4, 182 pounds with clear room for added muscle throughout the frame. Carter is an athlete on the mound with developing feel to repeat, longer levers, consistently getting the arm up and time before working in line to the plate. Three pitch mix, the fastball sat 88-91 mph with carry throughout the outing, scattered command of the pitch, tough to barrel when landed up in the zone. The curveball is thrown hard at 80-82 mph with big 12/6 action with no hop out of the hand and feel to land throughout the zone in this look. The breaking ball looks like a future swing and miss pitch at the next level with more to dream on from the offering. The change up played at 84 mph and was thrown downhill with fade from a higher slot, another secondary with a ceiling with the potential to be a usable option against both handed batters. At the plate, the right-handed hitter - Josh Fields, from May 8, 2025

Tyson Grulkowski, RHP, Muskego, 2026
Recent South Florida commit, one of the top right-handers in the state, currently ranked No. 9 in the state’s junior class. Listed at 6-foot-5, 227-pound long levered right-hander exhibited a consistent, repeatable, and low effort arm action out of a lower ¾ slot while throwing five shutout innings with nine strikeouts against Oconomowoc on May 22. Fastball sat 87-89 MPH, topping 91 MPH with life, while also mixing in a sinker. Showed advanced feel for a sharp two-plane slider at 75-78 MPH , consistently throwing it for a first pitch strike, as well as a swing-and-miss pitch later in counts. - Will Calcaterra & Josh Fields, from May 22, 2025

Myles Hosking, RHP, Madison Memorial, 2026
Uncommitted, listed at 6-foot-1, 164-pounds. He threw four scoreless innings in relief, allowing four hits and four walks while striking out three. His fastball sat at 80–84 mph, complemented by a 70–72 mph curveball. Tall-and-fall delivery with noticeable looseness in his mechanics. - Michael Anderson, from May 6, 2025

Landon Lassahn, RHP, Verona, 2026
Uncommitted, stands at 6-foot-3, 175-pounds. On the mound, he earned the win, throwing four innings while allowing one run on two hits and three walks, and striking out eight. His fastball sat at 83–86 mph, complemented by a 69–72 mph curveball. Loose and athletic on the mound, shows a feel for the zone. - Michael Anderson, from May 6, 2025

Luke Parkinson, RHP, Whitnall, 2026
Uncommitted, a top 30 ranked player in the state. Luke possesses a highly projectable and athletic, 6-foot-3, 175lb frame. Starting the game for Whitnall versus Glendale, Luke settled in after an erratic first, collecting seven strikeouts across four innings, walking four, and picked up the win. Parkinson carries confidence on the mound paired with an attack mindset. He showcased a power fastball with feel for the zone and an ability to mix in off-speed. - Stephaune Haylock, from May 2, 2025

Colton Semmelmann, LHP, Brookfield Central, 2026
South Carolina commit, currently ranked No. 4 in the state and No. 243 in the country. 6-foot-1, 191-pounds, durable build with some strength in the lower-half, still has room to fill out in the coming years. Started on the mound for Central, going three innings with just two hits allowed, two earned runs, four walks and eight strikeouts. The big southpaw is a loose mover, working into a coiled balance point while holding some pre-bend in the back knee down the mound, clean movement patterns, creates notable layback at footstrike. Clean arm, medium arm circle, ¾ slot. Collected whiffs on the fastball in the zone, playing with some finish and life through the zone at 90-91 mph, T92 mph early. Curveball showed big 1/7 shape and depth with sharp action, 71-74 mph, could land for strikes. Flashed a cutter with shorter lateral break, developing feel, 79-80 mph. Changeup flashed hard dive and was landing arm-side in warmups. High-ceiling arm, dynamic mover with more to come. - Peter Hamot, from May 6, 2025

Nick Stellrecht, RHP, New Richmond, 2026
Uncommitted, currently ranked No. 62 in the state, listed at 6-foot-5, 218-pounds with strength throughout. Got the ball to start for New Richmond tossing a complete game shutout striking out seven batters while showing command of the zone throughout the outing. Two pitch mix in this look, a low-80s fastball that was located throughout the zone, to pair with a 12/6 breaking ball out of the same window that was thrown in the zone constantly. Also a top quarterback prospects in the state adding to the intrigue. - Josh Fields, May 1, 2025

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