Prep Baseball Nebraska Rankings Insider: Class of 2025

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Danny Wallace

Papillion LaVista South

OF/RHP

The Oklahoma State commit has made every stop on the Prep Baseball national circuit tour: Future Games, All-American Games, and Super 60. The next destination would be Prep Baseball Draft HQ where he is currently 72nd on the high school draft board. If that isn't in the cards this year, there's little doubt he'll be in the mix down the road.

At 6-foot, 188 pounds, the Nebraska commit still has room to add mass to his long-limbed, athletic frame, which should only enhance his already explosive, ultra-quick arm action. His fastball consistently sat 94-95 mph (94.7 Trackman, 95 Stalker), ranking among the top five in velocity and statistical categories at the Super 60. His slider showed significant improvement, sitting 80.4-81.2 mph with 2868 max/2744 avg spin rate, giving it impressive sweep and late bite, projecting as a potential plus out pitch. He also showcased improved feel and command of his changeup, effectively killing spin, while introducing a cutter that profiles as a highly efficient out-getting pitch. With a high-level arsenal and continued development, Ziola is poised to excel against top-tier competition.

With his blend of athleticism, offensive upside, and defensive prowess, the Nebraska commit projects as a high-impact catcher at the next level.

The Iowa commit had a strong showing at the Upper Midwest Procase, topping out at 92.6 MPH with over 2,400 RPM on his fastball. His slider comes at hitters at over 86 MPH with some sharp bite.

Grego was a two-way winner at the recent Upper Midwest Procase. The Nebraska commit ripped off a 6.71 run, threw 87 across the diamond, and posted a 100.2 MPH max exit velocity. He was also 91.4 MPH off the bump with over 13 inches of arm-side movement. He's got options abound.