Top Uncommitted Seniors - Northern California; Part II

Joseph Cardinale SS / 2B / Palma, CA / 2022

There aren't many uncommitted left side infielders with 90 mph arms and near 100 mph EV thump. He's a physical player with a motor that fits college baseball.

UPDATE: COMMITMENT TO UTAH

Antonio Carter OF / Bishop O'Dowd, CA / 2022

His LHH talent is easy to see with the eyes and the numbers back it all up; 23.4 hand speed and bat speed up to 86.1 mph... oh, and he's a 6.67 runner.

Jake Cross RHP / Alameda, CA / 2022

Had an injury issue to work through that kept him off the mound when we last saw him, but prior to that he'd shown upper-80s stuff with an outstanding delivery.

Ethan Dungo OF / De La Salle, CA / 2022

Toolsy/athletic, he's got a plus OF arm, runs well (6.96) and has twitchiness with the bat in his hands. If he's gotten stronger he's in for a big season.

Ian Guanzon 3B / P / Pleasant Valley, CA / 2022

Beyond the talent as an offensive 3rd baseman w/the ability to play SS, he's got  intangibles that are found in players who are difference makers to a program.

Adam Harper OF / SS / Campolindo, CA / 2022

Over the course of 3 days at BAWS '21 his offensive ability was shining as brightly as any player. 6.93 runner, solid arm, but it's the bat and athleticism to see.

Peter Jensen RHP / De La Salle, CA / 2022

At his best, his lively upper-80s fastball combined with a quick snappy breaking ball provide a glimpse of an impactful high leverage college bullpen arm.

Arjan Johal OF / 2B / Jesuit , CA / 2022

An intense competitor with multi-position versatility, he's transitioned to primary OF. Sub-7.0 runner, upper 80s arm both OF & INF, slashing all field hitter.

Tristan Kim RHP / OF / St. Francis, CA / 2022

An intimidating/focused competitor on the mound (nasty splitter), he buzzed through hitters at ProCase and also showed some offensive tools as well. 

Conner Smith C / 3B / Alpha Charter, CA / 2022

Attractive body projection to his 19-20 yr-old years, he's got the arm talent & power potential, the two traditional tools that draw scouts to catchers. 

Peter Storjohann RHP / De La Salle, CA / 2022

At 6-4 200-lbs he looks the part on the mound and then there is the FB we've seen topping at 88 with 2300+ spin and feel for throwing strikes w/the slider.

Casey Threats III 2B / SS / Pittsburg, CA / 2022

There is an unmistakeable joy and energy he plays with and beyond that he's got gap to gap pop and is a creative and talented defender up the middle.