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With 20 new players, we give you the updated Maryland class of 2019 rankings. After a spring traveling the Old Line State up and down with our boots-to-the-ground coverage, we give you these updated rankings with the next to last installment. Our final update of this class will come in three weeks, right before the MLB Amateur draft on June 3-5.

Remaining on our top spot in the rankings is Calvert Hall SS Jose Torres (NC State). After a successful spring for the Cardinal this spring, Torres continues to be one of the most interesting prospects in the state with his combination of size, speed, and athleticism at the short stop position. Dropping out of our rankings is Thomas Keehn (Duke), who after spending the majority of his career in the top spot and not falling further than No. 2, graduated early and no longer classifies to our 2019 rankings.

Moving up to No. 2 is Marcus Lee Sang (St. John's) from Northern HS who continues to impress as well in the outfield and has become a hot commodity as another high school talent from Maryland who could potentially get drafted early in what has turned into a very interesting high school draft potential in the Old Line State.

Moving up to the No. 3 spot is Matthew Wyatt of Loyola Blakefield. (Virginia). Wyatt saw a big velocity jump this spring and with that increase in velocity he has also increased his stock as another potential high school player drafted from Maryland. Wyatt has been in the low 90's the majority of the spring and getting as high as 93 mph. His low slot and projectable frame will be hard to pass up.

Further movement in the top ten include Tyler Locklear (VCU) moving into the top five at No. 5. Also in the top ten include two teammates at Georgetown Prep, 3B Lucas Donlon (Virginia Tech) and LHP Ryan Gleason. Gleason remains the top uncommitted talent in the state after battling with injuries the majority of his high school career and a clean slate of health has proven tremendous as the lefty has been up to 89 mph with a legitimate breaking ball that should instantly play as a freshmen.

 

Ryan Gleason (Georgetown Prep) moved into the top ten. - Video from April, 2019

 

Enough talk, lets take a look at the top ten. Remember, in three weeks we will have our final 200 for the 2019 class.

Maryland Class of 2019

RANK	NAME	STATE	SCHOOL	CLASS	POS	COMMITMENT
1	Jose Torres	MD	Calvert Hall	2019	SS	North Carolina State
2	Marcus Lee Sang	MD	Northern	2019	OF	St. John's
3	Matthew Wyatt	MD	Loyola Blakefield	2019	RHP	Virginia
4	Tyler DeMartino	MD	Whitman	2019	OF	West Virginia
5	Tyler Locklear	MD	Archbishop Curley	2019	3B	VCU
6	Lucas Donlon	MD	Georgetown Prep	2019	3B	Virginia Tech
7	Chris Chaney	MD	Saint James	2019	RHP	Maryland
8	Parker Landwehr	MD	Calvert Hall	2019	C	Boston College
9	Ryan Gleason	MD	Georgetown Prep	2019	LHP
10	Jamison Covey	MD	Colonel Richardson	2019	RHP	Harford CC