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Genson Veras
is an elite high school baseball prospect in the Class of 2026, currently committed to play college baseball at Florida State University. He is widely regarded as one of the top power-hitting outfielders in his class, known for a massive physical frame and exceptional athletic metrics.

RJ Cope, the 6-foot-7 left-handed pitcher from Lawrenceville, Georgia, is one of the top 2-way players in the class of 2026. This weekend Cope and the GBSA Rays Premier Scout 2026 team can be found up at the East Cobb Baseball Complex in Marietta, Georgia, competing for the 21st WWBA 15U National Championship title.

Keon Johnson is a top-ranked high school shortstop from Macon, Georgia, currently considered one of the premier prospects for the 2026 MLB Draft. He is committed to play college baseball at Vanderbilt University
Johnson plays for First Presbyterian Day School (FPD) and has established himself as a dominant force in high school baseball.

Sterling Coaxum is a standout high school baseball outfielder from Hanahan, South Carolina, widely regarded as one of the top prospects in the class of 2026. He is currently committed to play college baseball for Clemson University

| LHP |
Committed to Gardner-Webb University
Noah Entrekin is a projectable left-handed pitcher out of Arcadia, Oklahoma, representing the Class of 2025. Standing at 6’2” and around 190 pounds, he brings a strong, athletic frame with plenty of room to continue developing at the next level.
Primarily a left-handed pitcher, Entrekin also has the ability to contribute as a 1B/OF, showing versatility on the field. On the mound, he features a smooth, repeatable delivery with natural feel from the left side, creating tough angles for hitters and consistently working around the zone.
What stands out most is his projection. With his size, arm action, and overall makeup, Entrekin has the tools to continue gaining velocity and sharpening his secondary pitches as he matures physically.
His development and performance have earned him a commitment to Gardner-Webb University, where he will continue his baseball career at the Division I level.

2026 | OF/1B
Zavion Jackson is a powerful left-handed hitter in the Class of 2026 and an Indiana commit who continues to make noise on the national stage. Standing around 6’1”, 218 pounds, he brings a strong physical presence with the ability to drive the ball to all fields. Jackson combines power with athleticism, running well for his size and showcasing a strong arm from the outfield.
Known for his impact bat and consistent production, he’s the type of player who can change a game with one swing. Competing in high-level environments like the ABA Conference, Jackson continues to separate himself as one of the more dangerous middle-of-the-order hitters in his class, with a growing reputation as a next-level prospect.

Chase Foxworth | Class of 2027
Chase Foxworth is a developing prospect out of South Carolina, representing the Class of 2027. Standing around 5’9”, 140 pounds, he brings a lean, athletic frame with room to continue adding strength as he matures.
A product of Atlantic Collegiate Academy, Foxworth plays with a high motor and continues to show growth in all areas of his game. Competing with Power Baseball on the travel circuit, he’s gaining valuable experience against solid competition while continuing to build his skill set.
Foxworth is the type of player who stands out through effort, consistency, and development. As he continues to physically mature and refine his tools, he has the potential to take another step forward and become a name to watch in his class.

Banks Alexander is a 2028 prospect who continues to build buzz as one of the young names to watch in South Carolina. A catcher with outfield versatility, Banks brings a strong mix of athleticism, toughness, and upside to the field. He has already started gaining attention for his ability to produce at the plate while also showing the tools to impact the game defensively.
Banks has shown that he can handle multiple roles, which makes him a valuable player with a lot of projection as he continues to develop. With his name starting to pop up more in recruiting and scouting conversations, he looks like a young player with a bright future ahead.

Baseball Standout: As of April 2026, he is recognized as a premier sophomore prospect at Aynor High School. He is a versatile "two-way" player, contributing as both a pitcher and a hitter for the Blue Jackets and the Carolina Rays Collegiate fall league.
Banks has shown that he can handle multiple roles, which makes him a valuable player with a lot of projection as he continues to develop. With his name starting to pop up more in recruiting and scouting conversations, he looks like a young player with a bright future ahead.

Colton Pettinato is a rising 2029 prospect out of North Carolina who is already making noise at the varsity level as a freshman. A true two-way talent, Pettinato brings advanced feel to the game with the ability to impact it on both sides of the ball. Standing around 5’11” with a developing frame, he shows projectability and athleticism that continues to trend upward.
On the mound, Pettinato isn’t just about velocity — he’s about execution. Sitting in the low-to-mid 80s and touching higher, he commands the zone, mixes speeds effectively, and keeps hitters off balance with a mature approach well beyond his years. His ability to change tempo and attack hitters has already led to dominant outings, including striking out every batter he faced in a recent appearance.
Defensively, he has the versatility to play multiple positions, including catcher and middle infield, showing strong instincts and baseball IQ. At the plate, Pettinato continues to develop into a well-rounded hitter with a confident approach and the ability to produce in key moments.
A high-level competitor with poise, confidence, and advanced understanding of the game, Colton Pettinato is quickly establishing himself as one of the top young prospects to follow in the 2029 class.

Azton Loyd is a rising 2030 prospect who is quickly making a name for himself as one of the more exciting young players to watch. Already showing advanced tools at an early age, Loyd brings a complete game to the field with the ability to impact both on the mound and at the plate.
On the mound, Loyd is already running his fastball into the low 80s as an 8th grader — a strong indicator of his upside and physical development. More importantly, he shows the ability to command the baseball, control tempo, and compete with confidence beyond his years. His recent dominant outing, highlighted by a complete game no-hitter, speaks to both his stuff and his mindset.
At the plate, Loyd flashes power and a confident approach, showing he can drive the baseball and produce in big moments. His overall athleticism and feel for the game allow him to control the pace and impact multiple aspects of the game.
With a strong work ethic, continued development, and a high ceiling, Azton Loyd is a true “future star on the rise” — a young athlete whose name will continue to gain attention as he climbs through the ranks.


Known for his quick feet and natural speed, Trevor brings a ton of range defensively. Whether he’s in the middle infield or tracking balls down in the outfield, he shows the ability to get to spots that most players his age can’t. His movement, instincts, and effort make him a reliable presence wherever he lines up.
What makes Trevor even more intriguing is his upside. Still early in his development, he has plenty of room to grow into his body, and as he gets bigger and stronger, his tools are only going to continue to improve. Already one of the faster players on the field, his speed combined with his versatility gives him a strong foundation to build on.
A young player trending in the right direction, Trevor Eversmeyer is a name to keep an eye on as he continues to develop and elevate his game.

Wyatt Vogler is a highly-ranked youth baseball player from Mocksville, North Carolina, known for being one of the top athletes in the 2033 graduating class.
He has played for elite youth squads including Rays National, Carolina Smoke, and Dirtbags 10U.

Zyden James is quickly establishing himself as one of the fastest young athletes in the game, already being recognized as one of the top 11-year-olds in baseball when it comes to speed. Clocked at a 7.7 60-yard dash, his explosiveness and quickness separate him from the pack—and the scary part is, he’s only getting faster.
What makes Zyden even more impressive is his age. As an 11-year-old sixth grader competing against kids who are often a year older, he’s not just keeping up—he’s standing out. His speed translates everywhere on the field, whether it’s tracking balls down, creating havoc on the bases, or impacting the game in multiple ways.
Beyond the tools, Zyden has already built a name for himself off the field as well. Featured in one of Austin Schultz’s most viral videos as the “Coach, you got me?” kid, he’s become a recognizable and entertaining personality in the baseball community.
With elite speed, high-level athleticism, and a natural feel for the game, Zyden James is a young prospect trending up fast—and one that’s only scratching the surface of his potential.

Bryce McKelvie is quickly establishing himself as one of the top 10yr olds in the country.
Bryce is a baseball prospect from Leland, NC, currently part of the 2033 graduating class. He is a versatile utility player and pitcher, listed with primary positions at shortstop (SS), second base (2B), third base (3B), infield (IF), outfield (OF), and right-handed pitcher (RHP).
McKelvie recently competing with the 5 Star Mckelvie organization at the 10U and 11U levels

Colton Thomas is a standout youth baseball player for the Carolina Rays Thomas (9U AA), currently in the graduating class of 2034. He is recognized as a high-performing "stud" at the 9U level, notably earning Most Valuable Player honors at the 2025 9U Perfect Game Memorial Day Classic