Stevie
Wellens

Stevie Wellens, Liberty High (CA), 2027
Positional Profile: SS/2B Sure-handed MIF with physical tools present on both sides of the ball. Big upside, coupled with further physical development.
Body: 5-6, 167-pounds. Wiry, athletic frame with room to add strength and overall future growth.
Hit: RHH. Sets up balanced and slightly open with a tall posture. Hands rest at shoulder height with the barrel laid flat on the shoulder, showing a raised back elbow and subtle hand waggle. Begins the load by sitting into the back knee and utilizing a high leg kick, allowing the hands to drift back as the upper half coils. Regains balance while striding forward. Turns hips quickly while sinking into the back leg. Hands stay fairly short with a slight uphill path. Generates good bat speed and shows consistent all fields approach while flashing some pop.
Power: 94 max exit velocity, averaged 86.7 mph. 276' max distance.
Arm: RH. INF-79 mph. Quick and clean transfers allow for a short, quick arm path with aggressiveness in the arm action. Releases from 3/4 slot, with the ability to drop down when necessary. Creates solid depth and online carry through the bag. Arm projects well for the left side of the infield, particularly as frame fills out.
Defense: Shows active footwork with quick reads and a decisive first step. Moves laterally with control and feel, maintaining balance to cover ground efficiently. Displays urgency when needed, with range to stick up the middle. Uses natural athleticism to his advantage, along with hands that work confidently out in front.

Positional Profile: SS/2B
Body: 5-7, 165-pounds.
Hit: RHH. Balanced, open stance, with taller posture. Barrel lays flat on shoulder, with hands set at shoulder level. Has higher back elbow, with some waggle in hands. Begins load by sitting into back knee and adding a high leg kick. Hands drift back while upper half coils slightly. Regains balance as he strides. Turns with quickness in the hips as he sinks into his back leg. Drives through the zone with back shoulder, with good bat speed present. Hands are fairly short to the ball, with hand and barrel paths having a slight upwards trajectory. Shows ability to hit gap-to-gap, while flashing power up the middle and to pull side. mph bat speed with g of rotational acceleration.
Power: 100 mph max exit velocity (89.7 avg.); 351-foot max batted distance.
Arm: RH. INF - 80 mph. Shorter arm path, with quick arm action on the throw. Creates solid depth behind, with online carry on throws. Releases from 3/4 slot and can drop down. Arm profiles for left side on the INF.
Defense: Demonstrates active feet, with good reads on the ball and showing a solid first step. Plays controlled and has feel to play laterally. Showcases urgency when necessary. Has range to play up the middle.
Athletic Testing: 6.83 runner in the 60-yard dash; 24.50-inch max vertical jump.
Vizual Edge: 62.63 Edge Score.

Stevie Wellens, a 2027 MIF from Liberty, showcased an electrifying skill set at the Prep Baseball Future Games Tryout in NorCal this past weekend. At 5-foot-7 and 165 pounds, his compact, athletic frame delivers explosive performance with room for added strength. In the infield, Wellens recorded a top velocity of 82 mph, displaying a quick, accurate arm and fluid glove work that suits the demands of shortstop or second base. His ability to cover ground laterally stood out, with quick first steps and excellent range making him a dynamic defender. At the plate, he posted a max exit velocity of 100 mph (89.7 mph average) and a max batted distance of 351 feet, demonstrating plus bat speed and a powerful, line-drive swing. During gameplay, Wellens ripped a single to the gap, highlighting his ability to barrel pitches with authority and drive the ball to all fields. His 60-yard dash time of 6.83 seconds reflects elite speed, enhancing his defensive range and base-running impact. His strong wrists suggest potential for further power development. Defensively, his quickness and instincts make him a standout up the middle. Wellens’ combination of speed, defensive agility, and offensive pop positions him as a prospect in the 2027 class