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Rising Stars ID: San Diego Trackman Pitching Leaderboards


Matt Monk/PBR CA Staff

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EASTLAKE, CALIF. - After the constant weather that has hit southern California in the last month pushed off an event, the Rising Stars ID tour kicked off in earnest at Eastlake High School. The event drew over 40 players from the 2027 and 2028 classes who came to show they’re deserving to be considered to represent Team California at the Prep Baseball Report Jr. Future Games in LakePoint, GA. 

This July, PBR California will be taking a team to the Jr. Future Games for the first time. This unique event is run in conjunction with, and at the same facility as, the Future Games which last year hosted over 360 college coaches. Adding to the spectacle is the uniqueness of the event being open to uncommitted players only. 

The Rising Stars ID series will serve as the springboard for players looking to be a part of the best event in the country for uncommitted players, and this first event certainly did not disappoint with as many as 20 players having really solid performances in what was the first showcase setting for many of them. 

Players were put through the traditional pro-style workout that included the 60-yard dash, Bullpens, BP, and a defensive workout using Trackman, Swift Technologies, and more to measure every movement. 

We earlier took a look at the First Ten which highlighted some early standouts, but in this post we’ll break down the pitching leaders from the Rising Stars ID: San Diego. 

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Prep Baseball Report events across the country have been powered by TrackMan’s industry-leading Portable system and Blast Sensor technology to capture pinpoint accurate, actionable data from player performances. Prep Baseball Report, Trackman and Blast are dedicated to recognizing talent and unleashing their potential.

All pitchers had a chance to throw a bullpen while being monitored through our portable Trackman unit. Each player threw all their pitches where we were able to collect key ball flight metrics such as release velocity, spin rate, vertical & horizontal movement and much more.   

PBR was able to collect data on many uncommitted players around the states that is sharable with coaches & scouts as well as help players identify areas of development for the future.

This data has become significantly important for high school, Juco and 4-year players. College programs have evolved beyond radar velocity readings, looking deeper into a pitcher's ability to spin and move the ball. In addition to velocity, TrackMan provides pitchers with valuable data points such as spin rate, spin direction, horizontal movement, vertical movement and more. Ultimately providing feedback to college coaches, MLB scouts and the players themselves; to enhance training and also to identify prospects of interest above and beyond simple velocity readings.

At select PBR Showcases and Events, amateur players now have access to the same technology shared by professionals and are able to see how their pitching arsenal compares with those across the state and the country. The TrackMan Arsenal Analysis will highlight those metrics and explain the benefits behind the numbers. 

[For a complete glossary of terms and definitions, please CLICK HERE]

Max Fastball Velocity

The maximum velocity of the pitch measured right at release.

Rank Name State School Class Pos Velocity (max)
1 Lukas Waite CA Patrick Henry 2027 OF 84.0 mph
2 Ethan Shi CA Torrey Pines 2027 3B 80.5 mph
3 Lucas Rosenberg CA Harvard Westlake 2027 LHP 79.6 mph
4 Jackson Foster CA Mater Dei 2027 RHP 78.0 mph
5 Cody Alan Moseman CA Eastlake 2027 2B 77.3 mph
6 Tosh Whitworth CA Santa Barbara 2027 3B 76.7 mph
7 Ethan Dang CA Eastlake 2027 SS 76.2 mph
8 Paxton Czubek CA South hills 2027 3B 76.2 mph
9 Guillermo MacFarland CA St. Augustine 2027 SS 75.7 mph
10 Braeden Casey CA Christian 2027 OF 73.9 mph

Max Fastball Spin Rate

The max amount of revolutions per minute (rpm) of a pitch. For fastballs, a higher rpm causes the ball to drop less due to gravity, this gives the illusion of a rising pitch.

Rank Name State School Class Pos Spin Rate (max)
1 Tosh Whitworth CA Santa Barbara 2027 3B 2317 rpm
2 Lukas Waite CA Patrick Henry 2027 OF 2262 rpm
3 Lucas Rosenberg CA Harvard Westlake 2027 LHP 2218 rpm
4 Jackson Foster CA Mater Dei 2027 RHP 2217 rpm
5 Paxton Czubek CA South hills 2027 3B 2022 rpm
6 Ethan Shi CA Torrey Pines 2027 3B 1968 rpm
7 Lucas Yriqui CA Eastlake 2028 1B 1967 rpm
8 Jacob Musicant CA Francis Parker 2027 OF 1927 rpm
9 Nathan Reaney CA JSerra 2028 RHP 1918 rpm
10 Guillermo MacFarland CA St. Augustine 2027 SS 1917 rpm

Max Curveball Velocity

Like many things in baseball, the faster the better. A fast off-speed pitch while maintaining traditional movement patterns makes the pitch harder to hit. The measured velocity for this metric is right as the pitch leaves the hand.

Rank Name State School Class Pos Velocity (max)
1 Paxton Czubek CA South hills 2027 3B 64.7 mph
2 Tosh Whitworth CA Santa Barbara 2027 3B 64.5 mph
3 Braeden Casey CA Christian 2027 OF 62.4 mph
4 Miles Filamor CA Eastlake 2027 1B 60.4 mph
5 Lucas Yriqui CA Eastlake 2028 1B 60.0 mph
6 Myles-Aden Reyes CA Eastlake 2027 1B 58.5 mph
7 Cooper Quarders CA unknown 2028 RHP 55.0 mph
8 Elsa Becher CA Helix 2027 2B 49.5 mph

Max Curveball Spin Rate

The spin rate for a curveball tends to be the highest among all the pitches in a pitcher's arsenal. A higher spin rate, measured in rpms, on a curveball generally means more downward movement when combined with the top spin of the pitch.

Rank Name State School Class Pos Spin Rate (max)
1 Tosh Whitworth CA Santa Barbara 2027 3B 2463 rpm
2 Paxton Czubek CA South hills 2027 3B 2179 rpm
3 Braeden Casey CA Christian 2027 OF 1925 rpm
4 Myles-Aden Reyes CA Eastlake 2027 1B 1878 rpm
5 Cooper Quarders CA unknown 2028 RHP 1796 rpm
6 Miles Filamor CA Eastlake 2027 1B 1660 rpm
7 Lucas Yriqui CA Eastlake 2028 1B 1634 rpm
8 Elsa Becher CA Helix 2027 2B 929 rpm

Max Slider Velocity

Sliders generally are faster than most other off-speed pitches with less overall movement. This metric measures the speed of the slider when it comes out of the hand.

Rank Name State School Class Pos Velocity (max)
1 Jackson Foster CA Mater Dei 2027 RHP 66.5 mph
2 Ethan Shi CA Torrey Pines 2027 3B 66.0 mph
3 Lucas Rosenberg CA Harvard Westlake 2027 LHP 64.0 mph
4 Guillermo MacFarland CA St. Augustine 2027 SS 63.8 mph
5 Cody Alan Moseman CA Eastlake 2027 2B 63.8 mph
6 Ethan Dang CA Eastlake 2027 SS 62.9 mph
7 Nathan Reaney CA JSerra 2028 RHP 62.1 mph
8 Jacob Musicant CA Francis Parker 2027 OF 58.6 mph
9 JT Armstrong CA Loyola 2027 3B 57.3 mph
10 Cooper Quarders CA unknown 2028 RHP 56.0 mph

Max Slider Spin Rate

The higher the spin rate for a horizontal pitch like the slider means that it will have more movement from right to left for a right handed pitcher. This metric measures the maximum spin rate of a pitcher's slider in rpms.

Rank Name State School Class Pos Spin Rate (max)
1 Lucas Rosenberg CA Harvard Westlake 2027 LHP 2188 rpm
2 Ethan Shi CA Torrey Pines 2027 3B 2041 rpm
3 Nathan Reaney CA JSerra 2028 RHP 1957 rpm
4 Guillermo MacFarland CA St. Augustine 2027 SS 1884 rpm
5 Cody Alan Moseman CA Eastlake 2027 2B 1870 rpm
6 Cooper Quarders CA unknown 2028 RHP 1818 rpm
7 Jackson Foster CA Mater Dei 2027 RHP 1754 rpm
8 Roman Murphy CA Eastlake 2028 1B 1736 rpm
9 Jacob Musicant CA Francis Parker 2027 OF 1710 rpm
10 JT Armstrong CA Loyola 2027 3B 1622 rpm

Max Changeup Velocity

This metric determines the speed of a changeup as it is released from the pitcher's hand.

Rank Name State School Class Pos Velocity (max)
1 Lukas Waite CA Patrick Henry 2027 OF 74.5 mph
2 Ethan Shi CA Torrey Pines 2027 3B 72.4 mph
3 Paxton Czubek CA South hills 2027 3B 69.8 mph
4 Lucas Rosenberg CA Harvard Westlake 2027 LHP 68.7 mph
5 Guillermo MacFarland CA St. Augustine 2027 SS 68.7 mph
6 Jackson Foster CA Mater Dei 2027 RHP 68.5 mph
7 Braeden Casey CA Christian 2027 OF 67.1 mph
8 Cody Alan Moseman CA Eastlake 2027 2B 66.4 mph
9 Lucas Yriqui CA Eastlake 2028 1B 66.2 mph
10 Myles-Aden Reyes CA Eastlake 2027 1B 65.5 mph

Max Changeup Spin Rate

This metric shows how fast the ball is spinning during the pitch, measured by rpms.

Rank Name State School Class Pos Spin Rate (max)
1 Nathan Reaney CA JSerra 2028 RHP 1904 rpm
2 Myles-Aden Reyes CA Eastlake 2027 1B 1877 rpm
3 Jacob Musicant CA Francis Parker 2027 OF 1803 rpm
4 Paxton Czubek CA South hills 2027 3B 1716 rpm
5 Lucas Rosenberg CA Harvard Westlake 2027 LHP 1711 rpm
6 Lucas Yriqui CA Eastlake 2028 1B 1637 rpm
7 Ethan Shi CA Torrey Pines 2027 3B 1623 rpm
8 Braeden Casey CA Christian 2027 OF 1621 rpm
9 Jackson Foster CA Mater Dei 2027 RHP 1620 rpm
10 Ethan Dang CA Eastlake 2027 SS 1549 rpm

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

SHOWCASE STATE DATE LOCATION
Rising Stars ID: Inland Empire CA 04/16 Santiago High School
Rising Stars ID: Bay Area CA 04/23 College of San Mateo
SoCal Rising Stars Game CA 05/21 Cerritos College 
CA FUTURE GAMES TRYOUT CA 06/03 Fullerton College
NorCal ProCase CA 06/04 Chabot College - Hayward
SoCal-NV-AZ-ProCase CA 06/04 University of Southern California - Dedeaux Field
NorCal Rising Stars Game CA 06/06 Islanders Field (morning)
Team CA Future Games ID CA 06/06 Islanders Field (afternoon/early evening)
Bay Area State Gamess Open ID CA 06/14 College of San Mateo
OC State Games Open ID CA 07/11 Hart Park


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