Senior Editor and National Scout Dustin McComas selects favorites from each region, examines some potential early matchups that could determine who reaches the state tournament, highlights star players capable of carrying their teams and has more thoughts on 6A, 5A, 4A, 3A and 2A.
Is Kayson Cunningham still at the top? How does the top 10 look after a shakeup? Did new players enter the list? Our staff updated the 2025 Five Tool Texas 55 after months of live looks this spring.
The annual Boras Classic is a destination event for premier high school talent each year. Like usual, the NorCal event delivered. And Five Tool California has reports on 23 standout players.
The newest edition of the Five Tool Scout Notes spans just over the first two weeks of April and covers major 2025s, uncommitted 2026s, potential star 2027s and more.
Five Tool is excited to announce a partnership with The Players Way, the official youth development initiative of the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA).
Throughout the 2025 high school baseball season, Five Tool will have scouts to go alongside video coverage at select games throughout our regional areas. The Five Tool Scouting Staff Notes this week include California, Oklahoma, and Texas. Our staff has been tasked to look at all sorts of players who perform at a high level as well as players who have 2025 MLB Draft potential.
This newest edition highlights a few uncommitted senior pitchers that should find college homes in the near futures, a couple of 2027 stars in the making and a lot of lefties.
Our team-by-team scout notes from the Five Tool Festival concludes with part four, featuring: Americas, Prosper, Alamo Heights, Hebron, West Monroe, Rockwall, Fullerton Union and McKinney Boyd.
Our team-by-team scout notes from the Five Tool Festival continues with part three, featuring: Arlington Heights, The Woodlands, Frenship, Ocean View, Southlake Carroll, Kamehameha-Kapalama, Highland Park, Maryknoll.
Our team-by-team scout notes from the Five Tool Festival continues with part two, featuring: Rockwall-Heath, Carlsbad, Queen Creek, Lovejoy, Walnut Grove, Cy-Fair, Jesuit Dallas, Flower Mound Marcus.
Our team-by-team scout notes from the Five Tool Festival begins with part one, featuring: Argyle, Allen, Faith Lutheran, Mater Dei, Magnolia Heights, Dripping Springs, Lake Travis, and Houston Memorial.
The Woodlands went a perfect 5-0 during the Five Tool Festival and is well represented on our list. Who else made the cut? Uncommitted seniors, future stars in the 2027 class and more.
Loudest bat, fastest prospect, most likely to need a phone charger on August 1st... Jeffrey Kahn takes a look at some of the Five Tool Festival's top players.
Friday's Five Tool Festival action was headlined by several sophomores who starred at the plate and on the mound. Plus, an uncommitted senior blasted his second homer and one of the evening's prime matchups delivered heat.