Inside the Rankings: Top 10 Class of 2021 Corner Infielders
April 21, 2020
With our latest rankings release for the 2021 class we decided to dive in deeper with a breakdown of the top 10 in each position. Today we wrap up our coverage with corner infielders.
Disclaimer: Players listed below are ranked in order of their PRIMARY listed position on the website that they have chosen. A dual player that is also strong at their secondary position may carry more weight in their overall ranking.
Top 10 Corner Infielders / Class of 2021
Chance Checca 3B / OF / Ballston Spa, NY / 2021Rankings StateRank: 19 / POS: 1
First Glimpse: Preseason - East (February 2019). Showed athleticism with strength in the box. The Future: The uncommitted Checca put together an impressive 2019 campaign by finishing his HS season with a flourish with a state title. Shortly after, a strong NYS Games and Future Games effort put him under a much brighter spotlight. |
Ryan Birchard 1B / RHP / Auburn , NY / 2021Rankings StateRank: 21 / POS: 1
First Glimpse: CNY All-Star Games (October 2018). Loose efforts at the plate with solid, line drive contact. The Future: The uncommitted dual prospect has room for polish but the physical tools are there on both sides of the ball. Looking forward to seeing Birchard back on the field again. |
Danny Rogers 3B / 2B / Troy , NY / 2021Rankings StateRank: 22 / POS: 2
First Glimpse: 2018 NYS Games. Easy effort with big results at the dish. The Future: The Rutgers commit projects well at either 3B or 2B. High end offensive skill set that will stay in the lineup at the next level. Hoping to see him again in the near future. |
TJ Wachter 1B / RHP / The Stony Brook School, NY / 2021Rankings StateRank: 29 / POS: 2
First Glimpse: 2018 NYS Games. Spread stance with a quiet approach through the middle of the field. The Future: The Fordham commit will only continue to pack on strength to his frame and become a big time power threat at the next level. Look for additional velocity and polish on the mound to where he could carry some dual potential to the next level. |
Evan Diaz 3B / All Hallows , NY / 2021Rankings StateRank: 33 / POS: 3
First Glimpse: Preseason - Downstate (February 2018). Impressive athleticism with an aggressive stroke at the plate The Future: The NJIT commit will look to continue to improve off an impressive skill set. Athleticism could allow for some OF play or possibly a shift to 2B at the next level. |
Sean Lane 1B / St. Dominics, NY / 2021Rankings StateRank: 47 / POS: 3
First Glimpse: Spring 2019 Scout Blog. The Future: The Maryland commit will continue to expand off his pull-side pop and develop to all fields. Looking forward to getting a more detailed glimpse the the Long Island resident in the future. |
Diego Urreta 3B / 2B / The Harvey School, NY / 2021Rankings StateRank: 51 / POS: 4
First Glimpse: ENY - ASG (September 2017). Exhibited above average barrel control at a young age. The Future: The uncommitted Westchester County resident already had generated quite a bit of interest over the last few years and that will only continue to grow. Looking forward to seeing him once again at the 2020 NYS Games. |
Trevor Dutra 1B / OF / Iona Preparatory, NY / 2021Rankings StateRank: 53 / POS: 4
First Glimpse: Big Apple Preview (October 2017). Early glimpses at his power showed through at this event. The Future: The uncommitted LHH will continue work his game around the bag at 1B and expand his abilities at the plate to drive the ball to all fields. Will be a run producer at the plate for years to come. |
Jacob Yager 1B / RHP / Tri-Valley, NY / 2021Rankings StateRank: 54 / POS: 5
First Glimpse: Preseason - Hudson Valley (February 2019) The Future: The uncommitted RHH made a name for himself appearing in multiple scout blogs last summer and with a strong showing at this year's Preseason-Hudson Valley Event. Will have plenty of eyes on him at the 2020 NYS Games. |
Nick Cutaia 1B / OF / Fox Lane, NY / 2021Rankings StateRank: 75 / POS: 6
First Glimpse: Preseason - Downstate (February 2018). Some length in the swing but showed offensive potential. The Future: The uncommitted RHH continues to get better each time out and has put himself in a strong position to be a highly sought after bat at the 2020 NYS Games. |
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