As we approach the end of 2021, we're taking account of the PBR Oregon player profile pages to determine the players in our backyard whose profiles earned the most attention throughout the year. We're counting down the top-10 profiles in the state that received the most views, from 10 and on, concluding our countdown on New Year's Day by revealing the most-viewed profile of the year.

The seventh most viewed profile in Oregon this year was RHP Noble Meyer (Jesuit), who’s the state’s second ranked prospect for the 2023 class and inside the top-80 nationally, too. Meyer represented the Pacific Northwest at the PBR Future Games in the summer of 2020 and came away as one of the squad’s top talents, eventually committing to Oregon. He’s about as projectable as a high school prep pitching prospect can be, standing at a well-proportioned 6-foot-4, 195-pounds. Meyer impressed at this year’s Area Code Games, pumping his fastball up to 90 mph and flashing a quality three-pitch mix. He came out of the gates with intent early, striking out three batters in his first inning of work.

Uber projectable ‘23 RHP Noble Meyer (OR) comes out 88-90 effortlessly pounding the bottom of the zone to both sides.

Flashing shorter SL (77-78) for swings/misses w/ upside.

Feel for faded CH (83-84)

3Ks in 1st. Starter profile. @OregonBaseball recruit@PBR_Oregon pic.twitter.com/xov51Gftl8

— Shooter Hunt (@ShooterHunt) August 14, 2021

More information on one of the Beaver State’s best prospects, found below.

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