Jordan Regulski RHP / SS / Colonel Richardson, MD / 2025

Another 2023 PBR Future Games alum, the 6-foot-3, 160 pound righty has had arguable the most eye-opening and impactful Spring/Summer in the class. Easy intent and feel for the zone has been evident all summer, mixing a three pitch arsenal for strikes at will with the fastball continuing to tick up into the low 90's. Love the ability to show ride on the fastball in the zone, reaching upwards of 20 inches of carry. The breaker averages 15-20 inches of sweep with sharp 11/5 shape that induces whiffs and weak contact both in and out of the zone. A developing changeup keeps hitters off balance and certainly shows the makeup to be above average at the next level. 

‘25 RHP Jordan Regulski (@NDEaglesBase) now on the bump for #TeamMidAtlantic at #PBRFG23.

Low arm slot, high carry. Easy intent w/ feel for the zone. Throws all pitches from same release point.

FB: 87-88, T89 (Up to 20” carry)
CB: 72-74 (-15” sweep K) (2200-2350 RPM)
CH: 78-79… pic.twitter.com/f7WvWnrOHv

— PBR Maryland (@PBRMaryland) July 28, 2023

? Dominate performance tonight from ‘25 Jordan Regulski (N. Dorchester)

6IP (CG)
1 H
0 R
10 K’s
82 pitches (60 strikes)

Long limbs at 6-3, 155. Easy intent w/ feel for the zone. FB jumps out of the hand, developing breaker.

FB: 87-89, T90(X2)
CB: 68-71
CH: 74-77@ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/KJzuTRBOKw

— PBR Mid-Atlantic Ground Forces (@PBRMAGF) May 5, 2023

Jase Mitchell C / 3B / Cape Henlopen , MD / 2025

Left-handed hitting catcher with a high contact rate and untapped power potential; just a few notes on what makes the recent University of Kentucky recruit so special. It's a long, strong 6-foot-2 frame with plenty of room to still fill out, showcasing the ability to backspin line drives to both gaps with plate coverage to both sides. Quick, explosive hands that stay level through contact plays into the high contact rate, and with more strength and maturity to the body should see the power number skyrocket in the near future. Quick feet, fluid actions and an accurate arm behind the dish bodes well for the ability to stay behind the plate at the next level, while also showcasing versatility as a first base or corner outfield option.

‘25 Jase Mitchell (Cape Henlopen // @east_prime) is at it again. Stays on plane with this elevated pitch and drives a triple to RCF.

Long 6-2 frame for the LHH catcher. @JNaill8 @PBRMaryland #PBRMAPI pic.twitter.com/0zWIrrAeRd

— PBR Virginia/DC (@PBRVirginiaDC) June 17, 2023

‘25 Jase Mitchell (Cape Henlopen)

6-2 180lb frame. Upright, slightly open stance with leg kick stride. Ropes this ball down the line for a ground rule double. #PBRMAPI @east_prime pic.twitter.com/2zsxIIbmev

— PBR Virginia/DC (@PBRVirginiaDC) June 15, 2023

Drew Rybinski C / 1B / Mount St. Joseph, MD / 2025

One of the more explosive athletes in the class, the 6-foot-3, 205 pound backstop has found his home, committing to Georgetown University earlier this month. A hard nosed, high motor power threat who continues to advance the skillset in all facets. An impressive showing at our 2023 MD Top Prospect Games, Rybinski continued to showcase the advanced strength and power potential with high intent defensive actions. 

‘25 Drew Rybinski (Mount St. Joseph)

Impressive showing from the power righty. Hit balls out to center and left with fast twitch lower half and electric hands.

EV 98 @JNaill8 #MDTPG23 pic.twitter.com/k2ptKUYewN

— PBR Maryland (@PBRMaryland) July 11, 2023

Patrick Colbert OF / OF / Georgetown Prep, MD / 2025

A player that continues to rise in the MD/DE 2025 class, the wiry 5-foot-9, 165 pound outfielder impacts the game in multiple facets, including some of the top speed not only in the class, but the entire state as a whole. A sub 6.60 speed, Colbert is a menace on the bases that impacts defensively as well, showcasing the ability to cover the alleys with plus arm strength (89 mph). It's a contact bat with line drive tendencies that certainly allows the plus speed to work at an advantage.