1. Kyle Rogosienski SS / Muskego, WI / 2027

Rogosienski is moving to the top spot in this update, and the left-handed hitting infielder is a potential impact bat at the top of the order with plenty of room left inside his 5-foot-11 frame. Defensively, the middle-infielder has taken strides over the year, looking more and more like a potential asset at shortstop at the next level with plenty of arm strength to stick on the left side to pair with range that has flashed above average at times. Also one of the top athletes in the testing in the 94th percentile or higher across our athletic testing at the Prep Baseball Future games showing easy twitch and burst that also translates in game.

A performer for Team Wisconsin at the Future Games throughout the event, set the table consistently taking quality at-bat after quality at-bat with minimal swing and miss against some of the best pitching in the country.

2. Logan Hagman OF / C / Hudson, WI / 2027

Hagman is of the top right-handed hitters in the Midwest with easy strength at the plate and has shown consistent feel to drive the ball in the air in front of our staff throughout the year. The power/hit combo is especially intriguing as getting to his power hasn’t taken away from his ability to consistently find the barrel. Defensively Hagman is a capable defender with a show to stick behind the plate, also athletic enough to be more than capable of handling a corner outfield spot.

4. Ira Hilbelink OF / INF / Cedar Grove-Belgium, WI / 2027

Hilbelink was one of the biggest winners for Team Wisconsin at the Future Games. The right-handed hitter has a history of performing in front of our staff, showing legitimate two-way ability armed with a fastball that can reach 90 mph with the fastball while showing both hit and power from the right-side and a potential center field skillset. The power production and the ability to tap into the power in game stands out, seemingly innate feel to leverage the baseball in the air with backspin to pair with present raw power and advanced bat-to-ball the ingredients are there for Hilbelink to continue to climb as a prospect as he continues his prep career.

6. Cal Schneider LHP / New Berlin Eisenhower, WI / 2027

Schneider is one of the top performers in the state since stepping onto a high school field. Advanced pitchability left-hander with a clean arm with arm speed and whip will feel to consistently repeat throughout extended outings with little to no effort, seemingly. Wants the ball and performs under pressure and in high leverage innings, was one of the top performers for Team Wisconsin striking out four batters against a talented Team Indiana squad. High-waisted and projectable 6-foot-1, 150-pound frame with clear room to add to the frame.

He has the ability to repeat both his delivery and arm action seems innate to pair with command of his entire arsenal that is advanced with the potential to be better than above average in the future. The fastball sits in the mid-80s with more to come and plays with hard running action with command throughout the zone. Feel for two secondaries that both play in and out of zone, the slider plays with big sweeping action with feel to locate to either side and confidence to throw to either handed batter. The changeup is another out pitch that plays against either handed batters, sitting in the low-70s with heavy and late fading action averaging -1.3” of IVB at the Future Games. It’s a starters look with potential swing and miss offerings to pair with true command that you can continue to project on, regardless of velo, which will continue to come, Schneider put himself on the map as one of the top left-handers in the entire region.

11. Mason Horn LHP / Muskego, WI / 2027

Horn is another athletic left-hander with a history of performing in front of our staff. Another Team Wisconsin player that had a standout outing against Team Illinois, a very talented and deep squad, especially at the plate. Was also a key piece for Muskego this spring pitching in a number of high-leverage outings out of the ‘pen for the Warriors. Horn would strike out four batters across a two innings outing showing feel for three pitches. The fastball reached 87 mph during the outing with life and feel to locate to different spots of the zone. Showing two secondaries, his usual firm two plane breaking ball that generates swing and miss in and out of the zone to pair with a fading change up.

12. Joey Shaw LHP / Muskego, WI / 2027

Rounding off the athletic left-handers that have performed in front of our staff is Shaw, Muskego's QB1 who makes up part of an extremely talented rotation at his high school. In limited appearances this summer, Shaw showed an upside arsenal that generated swing and miss across each outing, including a scoreless two inning outing for Team Wisconsin at the Future Games. The fastball reaches the upper-80s flashing carry with life up in the zone. Confident in both a firm sweeping slider and fading changeup that each have upside as swing and miss options at the next level. The athlete plays on the mound working in sync and in rhythm with a quick arm, throwing all of his pitching with intent.

15. Chase Wolter RHP / SS / Whitefish Bay, WI / 2027

The right-hander was a major arrow-up prospect on the mound throughout the summer circuit, capping it off with a standout outing for Team Wisconsin at the Future Games, where he tossed two scoreless innings against Team Illinois striking out two batters. Projectable and long-levered frame at 6-foot-2, 185 pounds with additional room to add strength. Wolter possesses a quality three-pitch arsenal from a deceptive over-the-top delivery that hides the ball well. Throughout the summer, the right-hander has attacked hitters with a firm fastball that missed bats in the zone and sits in the upper-80s, jumps and explodes out of the hand playing with life and carry up in the zone averaging 18.3” of carry. The slider plays with sharp 10/4 action at 74-76 mph with a -14.3” HM max, and a diving changeup at 79-81 mph. One of the younger players in the class and a multi-sport athlete, Wolter continues to be a high-upside arm to follow with more to come.

23. Maxwell Lubenow RHP / Madison West, WI / 2027

Lubenow is maybe the biggest winner of the summer circuit and he is making his debut inside the top-25 here in this update. The 6-foot-3 right-hander broke out at the second annual Wisconsin State Games with a loud outing where he topped out at 89 mph across a two inning outing where he struck out three batters. Working around the zone, mostly using two pitches the fastball sat in the upper-80s flashing considerable life and carry at the top of the zone the breaking ball was thrown firm with sharp and big two plane action generating a number of swings and misses in and out of the zone.

7. Jack Spielmann C / OF / Milton, WI / 2027

Spielmann is a strong left-handed hitter with feel to drive the ball in the air to all fields. Standing at 6-foot-1, 185-pounds with more room to continue to add to the frame as he develops physically. The left-handed hitter consistently takes quality at-bats, showing both advanced bat-to-ball and swing decisions while getting his “A” swing off consistently. Showing consistent feel to drive the ball with carry and backspin to all fields. Defensively the catcher has taken strides behind the plate over the year and is a willing a capable blocker with feel to control the run game. A high end athlete for a left-handed hitting catcher showing a high ceiling as a potential backstop that can really handle himself at the plate at the next level.

8. Chace Staude OF / Kettle Moraine, WI / 2027

The left/left prospect climbs up to No. 8 after a strong summer and an impressive summer circuit and Future Games showing. Staude possesses a twitchy, athletic 5-foot-11, 165-pound frame with present athleticism and advanced run-and-field tools. He opened the workout with a 6.84 time in the 60-yard dash, then displayed athletic actions and efficient routes in the outfield with a strong arm that reached 90 mph. At the plate, the left-hander showed advance bat-to-ball skills with the ability to extend at-bats and fight off spin in pitchers counts. The ball jumps when barreled, line drive approach using the entire field, speed shows up on the basepaths, hustles out of the box and takes an extra base when available. A toolsy arrow-up prospect in the outfield to keep an eye on.

9. Grady Cheever C / INF / Germantown, WI / 2027

Cheever is one of the most intriguing prospects in the state with plenty of room to fill out still, Cheever was a huge winner at the Future Games in late July. Wiry, long-levered 6-foot, 158-pound frame and a true switch-hitter with feel to impact the baseball from both sides of the plate. Cheever went 4-for-10 at the Future Games picking up multiple hits from both sides including a home run against a quality arm from Team Indiana. Defensively, Cheever has consistently been one of the state’s most well-rounded catchers in the class, showing natural actions and the ability to handle both advanced velo and spin. The athleticism also gives him the chance to stick on the left side of the infield, should he prefer that route. His versatility both at the plate and on the diamond only add to his intrigue as a prospect in this class.