Updated Tennessee 2022 Player Rankings (September)
September 12, 2019
The spring/summer introduced us to the rising sophomore class of 2022. With many prospects throughout the state making their first impressions with PBR staff, we’d like to take this time to introduce the initial 2022 class rankings. The class opens with 65 prospects that have been scouted throughout the spring and summer seasons.
Below we take a look at the detailed reports of the Top-5 players and the top uncommitted prospects by position.
To view the entire list of prospects please click here.
The Newcomers (Top 5)
Kaden Martin OF / LHP / Knoxville Catholic, TN / 2022The two-sport athlete finds himself at top the 2022 rankings after a strong summer at Lakepoint. The left-handed hitting outfielder possess great bat speed and physicality in his game. Martin shows good feel for the barrel and ball jumps off the bat. He looks to pick up where he left off after football season concludes. |
Cooper Clapp SS / 3B / Hardin County, TN / 2022The Futures Game attendee settles in at number two. The 5-foot-10, 175-pound lefty-swinging shortstop showed gap-to-gap power and advanced approach at the plate. Clapp looks to be an advanced defender up the middle w/ great hands and smooth movement patterns. Clapp looks to lead a solid class of middle infielders. |
Nick Correll RHP / 3B / Knights Baseball Academy, TN / 2022Rankings StateRank: 3 / POS: 1
The 6-foot-2 right-hander reclassified to the 2022 class in early August. Showcased strong outings at Lakepoint throughout the summer getting up to 87 at PBR National Championship in late July. Participated at Future Games, throwing two clean innings, sitting 82-85. Correll gets the nod as the number one right hander in the class. |
Joe King LHP / OF / Ezell-Harding Christian , TN / 2022Rankings StateRank: 4 / POS: 1
The 6-foot, 185-pound southpaw had a busy summer attending Top Prospect Games, Underclass Games, and PBR Future Games. He simply impressed each and every time. The lefty was up to 86, sitting 83-85 w/ quick arm and more in the tank. King showed sharp breaking ball at 70-72 and changeup at 70-71. The top lefty in the 2022 class. |
Jayden Davis SS / RHP / Cookeville, TN / 2022Rankings StateRank: 5 / POS: 2
The 5-foot-9, 160-pound two-way prospect has a knack for barreling baseballs and collecting base hits. Although a bit undersized, Davis has good pop showing he can drive balls gap-to-gap with ease. At Top Prospect Games, Davis topped at 82 w/ good spin and life on his fastball paired w/ sharp breaking ball at 69-71. The #1 two-way player in the class. |
Top Uncommitted Prospects by Position
2-Ways: Jayden Davis (SS/RHP) | Adam Jamison (3B/RHP) | Andrew Behnke (LHP/OF) | Nathan Brewer (OF/LHP) | Justin Battle (C/RHP) |
RHP: Nick Correll | Ty Simpson | Colin Polak | Seth Garner |
LHP: Joe King | Cole Torbett | Harrison Freeman | Jake Wilson |
OF: Kaden Martin | Kain Collins | Carson Yates | Austin King |
MINF: Cooper Clapp | Andrew Cloer | Clarkson Shoaf | Brett Vondohlen |
CINF: Trevor Marcin | Ford Wagner | Brett Blankenship | Wyatt Guethlein |
Catchers: Jonathan Larrea | McKane Everett | Anthony Buckland | Logan Poteet |
Class of 2022 Top 10
RANK | NAME | STATE | SCHOOL | CLASS | POS | COMMITMENT |
1 | Kaden Martin | TN | Knoxville Catholic | 2022 | OF | |
2 | Cooper Clapp | TN | Hardin County | 2022 | SS | |
3 | Nick Correll | TN | Knights Baseball Academy | 2022 | RHP | |
4 | Joe King | TN | Ezell-Harding Christian | 2022 | LHP | |
5 | Jayden Davis | TN | Cookeville | 2022 | SS | |
6 | Trevor Marcin | TN | Hendersonville | 2022 | 3B | |
7 | Kain Collins | TN | Roane County | 2022 | OF | |
8 | Adam Jamison | TN | Middle Tennessee Christian | 2022 | RHP | |
9 | Andrew Behnke | TN | Donelson Christian | 2022 | LHP | |
10 | Jonathan Larrea | TN | Baylor School | 2022 | C |
To view the entire list of prospects please click here.