Top Uncommitted Seniors - Northern California; Part I

Korey Williams SS / 3B / Elk Grove, CA / 2022

Two-way player with the hit talent, defensive chops, and physicality that rate with just about any infielder in the state.

Noah Canter C / OF / Elk Grove, CA / 2022

Unique combination of talents for a catcher; above average runner, physical run-producer at the plate, and above average defensive tools.

JC Agard 3B / SS / Sacred Heart Cathedral, CA / 2022

Big arm across the diamond while showing significant power at the plate, particularly to the pull-side and consistent upper-80s on the mound.

Ryan Zamora RHP / Elk Grove, CA / 2022

Though ended the summer dealing w/some shoulder discomfort, assuming future health he can return to the 88-90 and good CB seen at Area Code tryout.

Jack Brooks SS / 2B / Vanden, CA / 2022

A left-handed hitter with above average speed, it's those traits combined with what is a high-motor and energetic style of play that stands out quite clearly.

Kevin Parker Jr. SS / 2B / Berkeley, CA / 2022

Lively body, has shown the defensive tools, including a big arm, that will keep him at SS. The bat flashes as usable tool and the footspeed is well-above average.

Luca Bove OF / Redwood, CA / 2022

In showcase settings & spring high school games, his hit tool and power potential show up. RHH corner OFs often get pushed aside a bit, but hitters shouldn't be.

UPDATE 12/12/21: Committed to Cal-Berkeley

Jack Sampson OF / 2B / San Joaquin Memorial, CA / 2022

A plus runner and a LHH, generally speaking those two traits are obviously sought after. The defensive tools are strong and flashes of bat talent are encouraging.

Max Ross OF / St. Francis , CA / 2022

His invitation to ProCase 2021 was based on LHH hit tools and power projection that if/when they show up in the spring season, will get him his opportunity.

Ryan Lee C / 3B / St. Francis, CA / 2022

All the pieces & tools are present for him to compete w/the top catchers (offense and defense) in this class. Consistency with the bat, like for mose, is the key.

Ben Giovannetti 3B / 1B / Woodside, CA / 2022

His ability w/the bat, both as a pure hitter & an impact-middle of line-up hitter, showed up loudly at the State Games. His process at the plate is even better.

Anthony Bianchina SS / 2B / De La Salle , CA / 2023*

A switch-hitter with defensive chops that play at both MIF spots, when seen over multiple games it's clear how often he positively impacts the game as a glue guy.

*NOTE: We were alerted after the posting of this that AJ will be reclassifying to the 2023 class

Cooper Lanz RHP / SS / Buhach Colony, CA / 2022

An everyday SS at the HS level, it's his ability on the mound, particularly his ability to efficiently/aggressively slice up hitters that stands out. Sinker/slider combo.