AAG Spotlight: Sean Dunlap (IN, 2026)
August 4, 2024
Prep Baseball is taking the talent to South Beach.
After the successful launch of the inaugural Prep Baseball All-American Game in 2023, the second annual game is coming to Miami on Sept. 14 – and it promises to be bigger and better. One thing won’t change: The All-American Game will still feature the best high school baseball talent in the nation, with the top high school seniors taking on the best junior prospects to see which class reigns supreme.
The classes of 2025 and 2026 will face off on Saturday, Sept. 14 at loanDepot Park, home of the Miami Marlins. Both teams will participate in a workout day at the ballpark on Friday, Sept. 13, as part of a full weekend of activities.
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In the lead-up to the first pitch in Miami, we'll be spotlighting each of the players joining us at the 2024 Prep Baseball All-American Game. Sean Dunlap (Crown Point, IN, 2026), one of the top uncommitted players in the nation, is next.
CLASS OF 2026: AAG SPOTLIGHT
Sean Dunlap
Class of 2026 / C
Player Information
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Graduating Class: 2026
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Primary Position: CSecondary Position: OF
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High School: Crown PointState: IN
- Summer Team: 5 Star Great Lakes National 2026
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Height: 6-2Weight: 188.3lbs
- Bat/Throw: R/R
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Dunlap asserted himself during the workout portion of the Future Games for Team Indiana – stepping to the plate with unwavering confidence in his batting practice round as he peppered the batter's eye with backspun liners. He then showed off real catch-and-throw abilities with plus arm strength from behind the dish and the look of a professional backstop with a physical, 6-foot-3 frame. As the weekend went on, Dunlap showed off astounding bat speed during in-game looks with an intent to do damge and multiple in-game exit velocities eclipsing 95+. There is real instincts behind the dish, looking for outs and unafraid to show off his big arm. Dunlap might be the best catcher to come out of Indiana in the last decade and will hear from national-level programs on Aug. 1.