After just four weeks of games, we unfortunately reached the end of the 2020 college baseball season. As we await word for any changes to this year's draft, currently scheduled for June 8-10, the top prospects have sorted themselves out.

We released our Top 100 College Prospects in September with Spencer Torkelson (Arizona State), Nick Gonzales (New Mexico State), Austin Martin (Vanderbilt), Garrett Mitchell (UCLA) and Heston Kjerstad (Arkansas) leading the list of hitters. Since that time only one change has been made to those as North Carolina State catcher Patrick Bailey replaces Mitchell.

Gaining the most ground in our rankings is Ohio State catcher Dillon Dingler, who moves up from the 4th round to early 2nd round territory. Also making big jumps are Michigan shortstop Jack Blomgren and Alabama outfielder Tyler Gentry who both rise to potential 4th round picks.

Injuries to Parker Chavers (Coastal Carolina), Freddy Zamora (Miami, FL) and Jesse Franklin(Michigan) cause them to slide a bit, but they remain in the Top 50.

And now, the Top 50 Hitters:

Rank	Player	Position	College
1	Spencer Torkelson	1B	Arizona State
2	Austin Martin	3B	Vanderbilt
3	Nick Gonzales	2B	New Mexico State
4	Patrick Bailey	C	North Carolina State
5	Heston Kjerstad	OF	Arkansas

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