Noah Martinez - 2026 - South Hills HS - RHP/MIF - PFA Matadors

Noah has a wiry, athletic frame with room to grow. While playing middle infield, he has above average lateral range, accurate throws, and quick release out of glove. As a RHP, Noah is consistent throwing in the strike zone, his off speed has movement and spin, and he is very efficient in inducing ground ball outs. As a hitter he has minimal movement throughout his swing, stays short and compact swing through the ball. He is a patient hitter, with an approach that starts with a gap to gap mindset. Highly projectable. Student Athlete/High Follow.

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Wyatt Arellano - 2024 - Centennial HS - C - Team California

Wyatt features a medium stocky frame with some present athleticism behind the plate. Set up in a side saddle position. Showed solid footwork on throwdowns with a quick/compact exchange. Also exhibited some arm strength where he got off accurate throws quickly with a short arm action. At the plate, he starts early with some drift onto the frontside. Barrel loads into an upright position at launch. It’s a shorter swing with some intent at impact. Bat works on a flatter path through the zone that found some consistency with barrels to the right center gap. High Academics.

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Luke Bauer - 2024 - South Hills HS - OF/RHP - (Click here for Video)

Luke has a medium athletic build with room to fill throughout. Luke is a fundamentally sound Outfielder who covers a lot of ground, tracks, and run correct routes. While hitting his cutoff, Luke ball placement is in the glove with accuracy, On the mound as a RHP, Luke has topped out at 84, working exclusively from the stretch, takes his arm back to a quick arm action up to a 3/4 arm slot, stays smooth with actions and online to the plate, throws with some intent. He mixes in a curveball with 10-4 shape and depth. Righthanded hitter, sets up at the plate with a balanced stance and high hand set, inside with hands, creates a flat swing plane, has some rhythm in his lower half, quickness to his hands as well, plenty of feel for the barrel, comes off well, projects well with strength at the plate. Good student.

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