Luca
Agne

INF/C Luca Agne (Plainfield North, 2027) is a definite name to follow in the 2027 class. Currently ranked No. 33 in the state, Agne is a switch-hitter with proven versatility with the glove. At the plate, he provides a similar look from each side, creating some length through the zone with line-drive contact and controlled intent, delivering his hardest hit ball at 95.3 mph. He also put up some impressive BLAST metrics, averaging 21 mph for his hand-speed (T24 mph), 69.4 mph for his bat-speed (T77.5 mph) and 16.9 Gs for his rotational acceleration (T27.5 G). He’s a fluid defender on the infield with soft hands and athletic actions, showing quality footwork and timing with a strong arm (T85 mph INF). Behind the plate, he has quick/clean actions with a controlled glove-to-hand transfer and quick feet, working in-line from the chute (1.89 pop-time; T74 mph).

C/INF Lucas Agne (Plainfield North, 2027) popped as a freshman to know moving forward. A switch-hitter, he took quality rounds from both sides; from the left side he displayed a slightly uphill path, creating extension through the ball with a line-drive approach to the whole field. From the right side, he worked once again with an uphill path, staying direct to the ball with line-drives up the middle and to the opposite field - loose and upside swing that projects as he adds on strength. Behind the plate, Agne has a smooth transfer with above-average actions, clean glove to hand, working in-line with second to create a pop-time as low as 2.01 seconds. He’s a similarly smooth mover on the infield with a quick first step and easy range to both sides of his glove, boasting soft/confident hands and body control. He has a quality arm to pair, reaching up to 81 mph with a quick release. Athletic and versatile prospect to follow throughout his prep career.

Positional Profile: SS/2B
Body: 5-5, 131-pounds. Athletic build.
Hit: SH. Balanced, athletic setup, hangs foot with a high leg-kick into a long stride, balanced throughout. LH: Slightly uphill bat path, extension through contact, line drive approach to all fields. RH: Uphill path, hands are direct to the ball, works line drives to the middle and opposite fields. 67.3 mph bat speed with 15 G’s of rotational acceleration.
Power: 91 max exit velocity, averaged 77 mph. 306’ max distance.
Arm: RH. C - 72 mph. INF - 81 mph. C: Short, quick arm action, 3/4 arm slot. INF: Short, compact arm action, 3/4 release with some armspeed out front.
Defense: 2.01-2.11 pop times. INF: Smooth transfer, plus movements, handles the ball well. C: Comfortable one-knee setup, Works up through the baseball, loose-wristed.
Run: 7.30 runner in the 60.

MIF Luca Agne (Plainfield North) was another current freshman that showed well at the event. Agne’s defense stood out with his natural ability up the middle, showing soft hands, active feet, and a rhythmic play style that produced clean actions throughout his defensive workout. A switch-hitter, Agne swung it more naturally from the left side demonstrating twitchy hands that worked short to the ball with some quickness (23.5 mph max hand speed).

Positional Profile: SS/2B
Body: 5-6, 140-pounds.
Hit: SH. Balanced setup, bat wraps at load, high leg-kick trigger. Some hand twitch, short path, works uphill to contact. 70.5 mph bat speed with 20 G’s of rotational acceleration.
Power: 87 max exit velocity, averaged 76 mph. 286’ max distance.
Arm: LH. INF - 79 mph. Short arm path, over-the-top slot.
Defense: Active feet play around the baseball and in rhythm, low to the ground. Soft hands that work out front of body, quick and clean transfer. Natural actions on double play feed, advanced comfort on the move for age.
Run: 7.34 runner in the 60

MIF Luca Agne (Plainfield North, 2027) gave a strong look at the dish over the weekend. Compact frame at 5-foot-4, 150-pounds, but don’t let that fool you as he is an extremely scrappy top-of-the-order type bat. The left-hander has hitter tendencies in the box with aggressive takes and quality at-bats. Loose and quick hands allow him to get the barrel to the ball consistently with a line-drive approach.