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Anthony Del Angel (Dulins Dodgers 16U Prime Godwin)
Dulins Dodgers 16U Prime Godwin's Anthony Del Angel tore it up at the Pudge Rodriguez World Classic as he would go on to be named the Most Valuable Offensive Player. From Cleveland (NM), the righty went 9-for-20 with two doubles, one triple, two home runs, and 10 runs batted in. The University of Oklahoma class of 2026 commit came up clutch multiple times for his team at the plate as well as displaying stellar defense at third base, making numerous diving plays.
Event: Pudge Rodriguez World Classic
Stat Line: 9-20, 2 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 10 RBI
James Jorgensen (Dulins Dodgers 16U Prime Godwin)
James Jorgensen of Dulins Dodgers 16U Prime Godwin was an all-around beast at the Pudge Rodriguez World Classic. From Jesuit (TX), the right went 9-for-23 with two doubles, one home run, and nine runs batted in. The uncommitted class of 2026 showcased his two-way stardom winning the tournament's Most Valuable Pitcher award by throwing nine scoreless innings, striking out 15 batters
Event: Pudge Rodriguez World Classic
Stat Line: 9-23, 2 2B, HR, 9 RBI / 9 IP, 15K, 0 ER
Kyle Tanksley (Stix 2026 Scout)
Stix 2026 Scout's Kyle Tanksley was a doubles machine at the Pudge Rodriguez World Classic. The right-handed hitter from Allen (TX) went 11-for-26 with five doubles and eight runs batted in. The uncommitted class of 2026 showed great control of his swing as he was able to drive the ball to all parts of the field and be an important component to his team's success.
Event: Pudge Rodriguez World Classic
Stat Line: 11-26, 5 2B, 8 RBI
Jax Robsinson (Canes Southwest Scout Team)
Jax Robinson of Canes Southwest Scout Team led the Pudge Rodriguez World Classic in the home runs showcasing himself as a big power threat within the batter's box. From Waxahachie (TX), the left-handed hitter went 5-for-17 with three home runs and 12 runs batted in. Additionally, the uncommitted class of 2026 led the tournament in runs batted in demonstrating how influential he was to his team's offensive production.
Event: Pudge Rodriguez World Classic
Stat Line: 5-17, 3 HR, 12 RBI
Garrett Hutchins (Dulins Dodgers Prime 17U)
Dulins Dodgers Prime 17U's Garrett Hutchins led the Five Tool Texas 17U State Championships in home runs. From Lovejoy (TX), the left-handed hitter went 5-for-15 with three home runs and nine runs batted in. Hutchins is a class of 2025 United States Air Force Academy commit who evidently possesses a powerful, smooth left-handed swing, and was able to come up with key runs for his team throughout the weekend.
Event: Five Tool Texas 17U State Championships
Stat Line: 5-15, 3 HR, 9 RBI
Mason Crang (GBG Navy 2026)
Mason Crang of GBG Navy 2026 was on fire at the Five Tool West Coast 16U Select Series. From San Marcos (CA), the right-handed hitter went 5-for-9 with four doubles, one home run, and four runs batted in. The uncommitted class of 2026 led the tournament with a 1.333 slugging percentage, and was tied for the lead with nine quality at-bats.
Event: Five Tool West Coast 16U Select Series
Stat Line: 5-9, 4 2B, HR, 4 RBI
Jaxon Knapp (DFW Twins 15U Scout)
Jaxon Knapp of DFW Twins 15U Scout led the Five Tool Texas TCU 2027 State Championships in runs batted in. The uncommitted class of 2028 went 7-for-15 with two doubles, two triples, one home run, and 10 runs batted in. From All Saints Episcopal (TX), the righty starts with a tall, upright stance, and then generates and barrels pitches with his good timing and load.
Event: Five Tool Texas TCU 2027 State Championships
Stat Line: 7-15, 2 2B, 2 3B, HR, 10 RBI
Matthew Tellez (Dallas Patriots)
Dallas Patriots' Matthew Tellez was tied for the lead in hits and doubles at the Five Tool Colorado AABC Connie Mack World Series Qualifier. From Mansfield Lake Ridge (TX), the right-handed hitter went 13-for-27 with five doubles and seven runs batted in. Tellez is a San Jacinto College possess good bat control and was a key contributor towards his team path to being Champions of the tournament
Event: Five Tool Colorado AABC Connie Mack World Series Qualifier
Stat Line: 13-27, 5 2B, 7 RBI
Cole Giametta (Dallas Patriots)
Cole Giametta of Dallas Patriots was a constant spark for his team on their path to winning the Five Tool Colorado AABC Connie Mack World Series Qualifier. From Prosper (TX), Giametta is a right-handed hitter who went 10-for-20 with five doubles, one home run, and six runs batted in. The Weatherford College signee was tied for the tournament lead in doubles and showcased his quick hands at the plate in being able come up with key hits several times during the tournament.
Event: Five Tool Colorado AABC Connie Mack World Series Qualifier
Stat Line: 10-20, 5 2B, HR, 6 RBI
Colton Douglas (The Show)
The Show's Colton Douglas was an extra-base hit machine at the Five Tool California NorCal Bay Area Show. From Foothill (CA), the right-handed hitter went 8-for-16 with five doubles, and two runs batted in. The uncommitted class of 2027 split the gaps with many of his hits to get on base and be in scoring position for his teammates to drive him in.
Event: Five Tool California NorCal Bay Area Show
Stat Line: 8-16, 5 2B, 2 RBI
Brody Willard (GTX Aces)
Brody Willard of GTX Aces generated hard hit baseballs all throughout the Five Tool Texas Houston Show. From Rockdale (TX), the righty went 6-for-9 with five doubles and seven runs batted in. The uncommitted class of 2026 was in the top three for several offensive categories, including hits (6, tied for second), runs batted in (7, tied for second), slugging percentage (1.222, third), and OPS (1.915, third), and even led the tournament with his five doubles.
Event: Five Tool Texas Houston Show
Stat Line: 6-9, 5 2B, 7 RBI
Aiden Williams (MVP 15U Red)
Aiden Williams of MVP 15U Red was lights out in his appearances at the Five Tool Oklahoma Midwest World Series. The right-handed pitcher threw eight total innings striking out 15 batters, giving up no earned runs. From Union (OK), the uncommitted class of 2026 showed a great breaking ball that was able to effectively get hitters out because of how well it plays off of his fastball.
Event: Five Tool Oklahoma Midwest World Series
Stat Line: 8 IP, 15K, 0 ER
Sebastian Shum (Top Tier Tri Valley)
Top Tier Tri Valley's Sebastian Shum had a stellar complete game outing on Saturday at the Five Tool California NorCal Bay Area Show. The right-handed pitcher from Northgate (CA) threw seven innings racking up 14 strikeout, allowing five hits, one run, and two walks. The uncommitted class of 2026 worked in all parts of the zone by varying his pitches and locations to get hitters caught looking or whiffing.
Event: Five Tool California NorCal Bay Area Show
Stat Line: 7 IP, 14K, 5H, R, 2 BB
Dominic Crosetti (West Coast A's 17U)
West Coast A's 17U's Dominic Crosetti was unbeatable with all of his pitches at the Five Tool California SoCal San Diego Classic. In his start on Thursday, the right-handed pitcher from Santa Fe Christian (CA) went seven innings collecting 14 strikeouts, allowing five hits, and no earned runs. The Grossmont College signee flashed a great fastball with good sink and run that was able to overpower hitters throughout the entirety of his outing.
Event: Five Tool California SoCal San Diego Classic
Stat Line: 7 IP, 14K, 5H, 0 ER
Nolan Furgal (Stansbury Rangers)
Stansbury Rangers' Nolan Furgal had a start to remember as he threw a no-hitter on Wednesday at the Five Tool Utah Salt Lake City Wood Bat Classic. The lefty went seven no-hit innings striking out an impressive 13 batters, giving up no runs. From Stansbury (UT), the uncommitted class of 2025 had great usage of all of the pitches in his repertoire to deceive hitters and be a big factor in his team's 2-0 win.
Event: Five Tool Utah Salt Lake City Wood Bat Classic
Stat Line: 7 IP, 13K, 0H, 0R
Eli Leyva (TEAM Analytics 2026 - North)
Event: Five Tool Utah Salt Lake City Wood Bat Classic
Stat Line: 6 IP, 13K