Through a full winter and spring season packed with events and competition; the PBR Nebraska Class of 2022 Rankings has been updated  Overall, the Nebraska 2022 class is extremely deep with a combination of present committed players, high-end uncommitted prospects, and late-bloomers who have made significant jumps over the few months. Take a look at some of the prospects that made some of the biggest jumps in the latest update.

 

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LHP Jalen Worthley - Lincoln East (San Jose State) - 8th-3rd - Jalen showcased himself as one of the best pitchers in the state this year.  With a fastball up to 92 this spring he saved his best for last where he dominated opponents in the state tournament to the tune of 21ip 0ER 42Ks.

 

C Dalton Bargo - Omaha Westside (Missouri) - 12th - 8th Dalton proved to be near the top of the list for pure hitters in the state finishing the year with a .486 BA, 18 doubles, 1 Triple, 2HR and an OPS of 1.290

 

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RHP Dylan Driessen - Millard west (South Dakota State) 21th-13th The big 6'3" 215 RHP has a big fastball that he will run up to 93 MHP, he can struggle with command at times but when he has all of his pitches working can be one of the best in the state

 

OF Avery More - Millard west (Southeast CC) 34th - 20th The long limbed OF had an extremely productive year for the State champion wildcats hitting .411 with 35RBIs, 9 doubles, 7 triples and a team leading 6 HR

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RHP Landon Mueller - Fremont - (Southeast CC) 78th - 43rd Landon impressed  this spring with a more over the top arm action he runs his FB up to 90 on occasion pairing it with a 12/6 CB with some depth to it.

 

C/OF Easton Mains - Elkhorn North (Iowa Western CC)  49th - 32nd The Reiver commit showcased his athleticism all season for the Class B State Champions.  Pacing the Wolves in AVG (.433), OBP (.508), SUG (.669), OPS (1.178), Triples (5) and HR (3)