MD/DE Class of 2025 Rankings: Full 175

March 12, 2024
Staff
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It is with great excitement that we release to you today, our most recent rankings update, the class of 2025. We unveil the Top 175 players from across the Old Line State and Delaware after a strong preseason of events across the Mid-Atlantic that featured a slew of exciting players in the 2025 class.

The top three remain the same, however we do see some movement throughout four through ten.

Rising to No. 4, we see a highly talented and one of the more high octane bats in the state in shortstop Will Rhine (Alabama). Our staff was able to get eyes on Rhine three times this preseason, and there's no question why the explosive left-handed hitter is flying up draft boards for the 2025 class. The difference in the body is what sticks out the most, now standing at a physical 6-foot-2, 195 pound frame with proportional strength throughout. The athleticism and explosiveness has increased and the hit tool is now turning heads nation wide. A controlled, rhythmic operation at the dish that produces loud barrels and carry to the gaps has certainly advanced Rhine's stock. If what we saw in the preseason transfers to game action this spring, the future for Will Rhine is certainly something to dream on.

Another big mover throughout the top 10, right-handed pitcher Jordan Regulski lands at No. 5 in this update. The 2023 Future Games alum has transformed into one of the top arms and undoubtedly the most intriguing uncommitted arm in the class. The fastball continues to make jumps, now sitting in the low 90's and touching 93 mph at a pro day in February. The secondary stuff is still developing and becoming more crisp, as the feel for the zone has also made a jump this off-season. The sky is the limit for Regulski and the rawness and still untapped potential is what brings the most intrigue. Following what we anticipate as a strong and eye-opening spring season for Colonel Richardson, look for Regulski to become a household name in this class for years to come.

A player that our staff has not seen much of, but finally got eyes on early this spring is two-sport phenom Bud Coombs out of DeMatha Catholic. Still uncommitted, Coombs has the luxury of being one of the more dominating two-sport athletes this state has seen in some time, and the decision for what to do at the next level is still in the air. Talking baseball, the actions and explosiveness jump off the page right away, and the ability to impact the game in all facets is special. We'd be remiss to not mention the tools that Coombs possesses, as the speed and arm strength are advanced as well. A high contact bat with developing power makes the hit tool intriguing, and the approach is consistently showcased to the gaps and alleys. One to certainly keep eyes on this spring.

MD/DE Class of 2025 Top Ten

1	Aidan West	MD	Long Reach	2025	SS	NC State
2	Joseph Nottingham	MD	Loyola Blakefield	2025	RHP	Georgia
3	Sam Rosand	MD	Landon	2025	RHP	Virginia
4	Will Rhine	MD	John Carroll	2025	SS	Alabama
5	Jordan Regulski	MD	Colonel Richardson	2025	RHP
6	Nathan Wines	MD	Archbishop Spalding	2025	RHP	East Carolina
7	Cory Sheridan	DE	Salesianum	2025	RHP	NC State
8	Austin Weiss	MD	Georgetown Prep	2025	OF/LHP	Maryland
9	Bud Coombs	MD	DeMatha Catholic	2025	OF
10	Andrew Duncan	MD	Georgetown Prep	2025	OF/RHP	Duke

Complete 2025 Top 175 Rankings