Prospect Select World Series Top Performers Day 1

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Matthew Villena (‘27, FL) • Uncommitted • C • 5’11” 180lb

Athletic RHH catcher with a solid presence in the box. Went 1-for-2 with a stand-up RBI 3B and scored a run. Shows a compact swing with efficient rotation and good barrel accuracy. Uses a direct path and strength through contact to drive balls into the gaps. Good runner for a catcher with solid instincts on the bases. Continues to flash both offensive and defensive value behind the dish.

https://play.ps-baseball.com/player-profile/baseball/4db6d657-ba7f-4ea7-81e2-97157ca6c0aa

Nick Pascocello (‘27, FL) • Uncommitted • RHP • 6’ 170lb

Impressive  showing on the mound with command and deception. FB topped at 85 mph with ride , tunneled a 2 Plane Break 68 mph CB off the FB (-12 HB, ~-10 IVB) that generated weak contact and whiffs.Worked efficiently with 2 shutout innings, finishing with 4 strikeouts and no hits allowed. Lots to like in the  profile w/ an intent to attack hitters.

2IP , 0H,  0ER, 4Ks

FB: 85 | 2400+ rpm | 10 HB | 12 IVB

CB: 68 | 2300+ rpm | -10 HB | -11 IVB

https://play.ps-baseball.com/player-profile/baseball/cb2eaafa-22ba-4898-aa25-1bef6f5d00a4

Diego Avila (‘26, FL) • Uncommitted • INF • 6’ 160lb

Avila showed his ability to impact the ball with authority, ripping a stand-up 2B down the LF line at 89 EV. He uses a low leg lift and maintains smooth, quiet hands, allowing him to stay balanced and on time. The swing path allows for consistent contact with natural lift.

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Erick Lasseter (‘26, FL) • Uncommitted • LHH • 6’2” 220lb

Physical LHH with a muscular, athletic frame that projects for big power numbers. At 6’2” 220lbs, he showcases explosive bat speed and torque through the zone, consistently finding barrels. Lasseter turned heads with a deep 3B into right field that traveled 330 feet at 94 mph off the bat. His upright setup and fast hands allow him to generate significant lift, and he handles velocity well. Strong follow with middle-of-the-order potential at the next level.

3B: 94 EV | 37° LA | 330’ carry

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Natanael Andino Correa (‘27, Intl🇵🇷) • 3B • Uncommitted • 5’7” 175

Correa showcased all his tools in his team’s 5-4 victory on Friday, going 2 for 3 and legging out a 3B that had 88 mph exit velocity. Muscular RHH, showcases excellent stability and barrel control at the plate, adjusts well. Relaxed mature approach at the plate.

2 for 3, 2R, RBI

3B: 88mph / 21.4° / 313’

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Juan Chacon (‘26, FL) • RHP • Uncommitted • 6’1” 170

Tall, lean RHP carved up hitters on Friday with his SNK-CH combo. Starting upright before dropping into a sidearm delivery, Chacon elicited weak contact and ground balls all day. The CH was his primary whiff pitch, a true equalizer. It resembled the sinker before dropping off the table. Interesting arm that is an uncomfortable funky look for hitters, keeps good hitters off balance.

4IP: 2H, 0BB, 2K, 0ER

SK: 83-87 / 2180rpm / 7.8 IVB / 17.6 HB / SNK and ASR

CH: 75-78 / 1520rpm / -1.8 IVB / 15.7 HB / Great Depth, drops off the table

https://play.ps-baseball.com/player-profile/baseball/62e9d750-e8ca-4291-a34e-e94e9b0c866a

Morgan Waltz (‘26, FL) • C/3B • 6’ 170lbs

Athletic & lanky C who helped his team w/ solid AB’s and timely hitting. In his stance, has some rhythm pre-pitch, keeping his weight back w/ hands head-high. Loads and gets his foot down early while staying back & uses his hips well during swing. Has a nice one-arm extension in swing. Solid C behind the dish defensively.

https://play.ps-baseball.com/player-profile/baseball/f6485369-d890-4eb5-a79c-c733fc6c1475

Tony Castro (‘26, FL)  • RHP/3B •  5’10 185lbs

RHP from Bishop Moore Catholic HS in Orlando, FL. Has great feel for his legs and body, and is very efficient in his delivery and movement. Throws from a ¾ arm slot w/ a big leg kick in delivery out of the stretch. Came up huge with his start in his teams win, 3 IP with 6K’s, 1 Hit Allowed. 

https://play.ps-baseball.com/player-profile/baseball/29a32e64-e441-48dd-9503-8e160347da54

Ryan Llambes (‘27, FL) • RHP • Uncommitted • 5’9” 165

Llambes earned the win for Kachi Baseball 17U in a tight 3-2 game. He used a heavy SNK, Hammer 11-5 CB, and SWP to overpower hitters. Induced lots of weak GBs especially with the SNK. The CB was the difference maker for Llambes, starting above the zone before snapping down and freezing batters. He worked with a quick and deliberate tempo on the mound. Impressive pitchability, command, and the ability to spin the ball well. 

5IP: 3H, 1BB, 7K, 1ER

https://play.ps-baseball.com/player-profile/baseball/6592a310-8424-4e76-87e1-7b31e901f315

Tyson Robles (‘27, FL) • 1B/3B • Uncommitted • 5’11” 180

Robles provided the early thump in Elite Squad 16U American’s game on Friday, crushing a 2RBI 2B to straight away centerfield.EV of 91mph and one-hopped the fence. Robles displayed some emerging raw power throughout the game, flying out to the warning track in LCF his next AB. Shows a patient approach at the plate, drawing out at bats before getting the pitch he wants to hack at, will take his BBs.

1 for 2, 1R, 2RBI, 1BB

2B: 91mph / 31.7°

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Matias Fischer (‘26 FL) • SS • University of Miami Commit • 6’1” 170lbs

A polished LHH with easy power to all fields, left his impact on the field and the stat sheet. Picked up two hard line drive hits, coming off the bat w a EV of 91 and a EV of 98 . He is patient at the plate, hunting the fastball  early in counts. His athletic abilities aid him in the field as his defense stood out up the middle.

2 for 3 / 2H / 2B / SB

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Ian Copeland (‘26 FL) • RHP/OF • Uncommitted • 5’8” 170lbs

FB explodes out of his hand, and it was on today as he dotted corners a. Tunneled  a SL  at 78-79 off of his FB, with the SL showing heavy horizontal break to it. Calm demeanor on the mound, late and whippy arm action allowed him to hold velo throughout the game. 

2 ⅔ IP / 0H / 0R / 2K

FB: 87-88 T: 89

SL: 78-79

https://play.ps-baseball.com/public/player-profile/baseball/383348ae-f113-4038-855e-a08ee40df795

Skyler Jersey (‘25, FL) • Uncommitted • RHP • 6’ 195lb

Long-limbed RHP with a smooth, consistent delivery and good arm speed. Attacked with a firm fastball sitting 86–88 and touching 89 with late life. Mixed in a tight SL at 75–77 (2200+ rpm), generating whiffs. Strong pitch metrics and physical projection suggest he’ll continue to gain velocity. 

FB: 86–88 T89 | 2200 rpm

SL: 75–77 | 2200 rpm | -4IVB

https://play.ps-baseball.com/player-profile/baseball/e365cb06-80aa-4eb5-a93f-ea718935e5e7

Angel Delgado ('26)  • Uncommitted • RHP • 6’ 170lb

Strong RHP with quiet legs, gets deep into his upper body to get shoulder/hip separation. An OTT arm action that he uses aggressively to generate a fast arm whip. Pounds the outside of the strike zone against RHH with a FB with ASR to pound the zone. Delgado's lively FB proved difficult for hitters to square up and was able to secure a lot of whiffs.

FB: 85-88

SL: 76-78

https://play.ps-baseball.com/player-profile/baseball/97de4f84-9d82-42c5-986d-0e9bcdb84ca4

Jose Batista (‘27, FL) • Uncommitted • C • 5’7” 160lb

Batista stands out defensively behind the dish with advanced receiving skills and a strong arm. He flashed a 1.97 pop time in game, showcasing a quick transfer and accuracy on his throws. Athletic and engaged, always scanning the field and ready to make a play. His energy and leadership are clear, and he profiles as a high-IQ backstop with upside.

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