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The Uncommitted Spotlight Series continues as we have started the '24 CIF High School baseball season Prep Baseball California is now highlighting some of the top uncommitted class of '25 athletes. The players featured are pulled directly from our '25 Class Rankings. These JR year players are ones that college coaches and fans should be keeping their eyes on over the coming months.

We invite you to get to know them through the eyes of our Prep Baseball California staff of scouts and the data-backed numbers collected at our events with our partnered companies. TrackMan, Blast Motion, Swift Performance, and Visual Edge provide comparable data to project and evaluate players. All of these systems come together to give a clear picture at what colleges will get when a players steps onto their campus.

Today, we put the spotlight on a SoCal '25 INF Noah Haros from Orange Lutheran High School.  With an interesting 6'1 185 lbs frame that strength to it presently with the room to continue to develop as he matures Haros looks the part of a corner impact offensive talent. When he steps in the box from the LH side his tool set confirms the physical projection. With an aggressive swing feauting torque in his lower 1/2 with 24.2 G's of rotational accelerating that helps him generate bat speeds up to 77.9 MPH with lift in his path Haros can drive the baseball from the middle to pull side of the field with authority. During his appearance at the SoCal Preseason All State Upperclass he rocketed baseballs during BP with a max exit velocity up to 96.6 MPH while averaging 92.4 MPH with a max distance at 363'. Then in game he smoked a pull side HR at 100+ MPH on the exit velocity showing the ability to translate his raw power and BP swing into live game action. His athleticism, feet/hands and arm strength all show potential to stick at 3B long term, but if a move is needed he can handle the right side of the infield at either 1B/2B. Being a LH hitter makes a player generally in high demand for college programs, then being a impact profile LH hitter with power should have Haros on the board of college programs for their '25 class.

College coaches and fans be sure to click on Haros' profile to see full video and statistics.