Noah Wilson, McCallie (TN), 2026
Positional Profile: OF/RHP
Body: 6-1, 195-pounds. Athletic, lean build. Proportional.
Hit: LHH. Even stance, high hand set. Small leg lift, occasional lift, present power to all parts of the field.
Power: 93 max exit velocity, averaged 88.6 mph. 356' max distance.
Arm: RH. OF-84 mph. Developing arm strength, throws on a line.
Defense: Works through the ball well, covers ground well in OF.
ATH: 6.44 runner in the 60. 2.59 and 4.52 in the 10 and 30 yard splits.

Noah Wilson (‘26, McCallie) The phenom was once again on full display across two games on Thursday. Showing off his elite athleticism in the OF where he appears to float to balls. The speedster who has sub 6.5 60 speed commanded great respect on the basepaths as he drew a large amount of throws over when he was on first. The lefty who collected a line drive rbi single against Bradley Central features a smooth lefty swing with plus bat speed. An extremely high follow going forward, Wilson should continue to develop strength wise to add to the power he already has.

(McCallie, 2026) The uber-talented left-handed center fielder provided his first look for me on the season and he did not disappoint. Wilson comes in extremely athletic with already defined muscle build in the lower half and is a must know name for the 2026 class. He was all over the baseball from the first at bat where he spit on good pitches and just missed some fastballs up before barreling his pitch with 2 strikes through the 6 hole for a standup double. In his second at-bat, he got a pitch over the lower middle 3rd’s of the plate and hit an absolute scorching low liner to deep center field for a standup triple. He was already on his way to rounding 3rd before the cut-off man received the baseball. The speed is the real deal, while already displaying a high IQ approach to the game. He is clearly advanced with his hit tools and speed. The glove wasn’t on full display as he didn’t have really much hit his way, but the aura of him is evident with clear internal trust and feel for where he is at all times. Wilson currently comes in as a top-20 player in the 2026 class with a high ceiling and has a chance to turn into a real pro prospect in two years.