On February 5th and 6th, the PBR Washington and Oregon staff hosted two of the winter’s most attended events: the Pacific Northwest Preseason All-State and the Pacific Northwest Preseason ID. These events featured 250+ participants from the 2022-to-2026 classes in total and provided our staff with an ample opportunity to get an up-close look at our region’s top players prior to the high school season commencing.

PBR events such as this provide players with the opportunity to build their profile with the most up-to-date information and video footage before heading into the off-season. All players in attendance receive an online profile with their verified statistics, player report, picture and video. Additionally, all subsequent stories written about a prospect will be linked to the player’s profile, ultimately creating a one-stop shop for recruiters.

Showcases help identify which prospects have asserted themselves towards the top of their class as well as who might be one of the next youngsters to emerge onto the scene. They also serve as potential identifiers for invite-only events such as our Future Games and Junior Future Games.

We’ll begin our post-event process from today’s event inside this statistical release, which will highlight some of the top statistical performances from both events. This piece will feature the top outputs from 2024, 2025, and 2026 graduates that we saw this weekend. Earlier today we rolled an upperclass statistical analysis, which you can find by clicking HERE.

Read below and see which players popped amongst their peers from a numerical perspective.

UNDERCLASS

2024 - 2026 PROSPECTS

POSITION PLAYERS

60-Yard Dash 

PEAK EXIT VELOCITY

AVERAGE EXIT VELOCITY

PEAK BATTED DISTANCE

AVERAGE HAND SPEED

AVERAGE BAT SPEED

INF ARM STRENGTH

OF ARM STRENGTH

C ARM STRENGTH

PITCHERS

MAX FASTBALL VELOCITY

PEAK FASTBALL SPIN RATE

PEAK CURVEBALL SPIN RATE

PEAK SLIDER SPIN RATE

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