Top 50 Senior Prospects
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Baseball America this week is presenting its annual ranking of the top 50 prospects in each class, concluding today with seniors.
Florida catcher J.J. Schwarz, ranked No. 142 on the Top 200 Draft Prospects list, tops this ranking. He hit .259/.351/.444 with 12 home runs last season and helped the Gators win the first national championship in program history. Schwarz is the second Gator to rank No. 1 on his class’ Top 50 list, joining righthander Brady Singer, the top-ranked junior.
Nebraska has a pair of top-10 seniors in righthander Luis Alvarado and outfielder/first baseman Scott Schreiber. The pair helped the Cornhuskers last season win the Big Ten Conference regular-season title and will play big roles again this year.
Southern Mississippi leads all teams with three players on the list. In all, 38 schools are represented.
The rankings are primarily a reflection of draft status, with some consideration given for how players are expected to perform this spring.
1. J.J. Schwarz, C/1B, Florida
2. Chris Williams, C, Clemson
3. Trey Truitt, OF, Mercer
4. Luis Alvarado, RHP/2B, Nebraska
5. Cason Sherrod, RHP, Texas A&M
6. Matt Duce, C, Dallas Baptist
7. Josh McLain, OF, North Carolina State
8. Scott Schreiber, OF/1B, Nebraska
9. Brooks Wilson, RHP, Stetson
10. Devon Perez, RHP, Oklahoma
11. Brett Bond, C, Missouri
12. Luke Heimlich, LHP, Oregon State
13. Brock Deatherage, OF, North Carolina State
14. Laine Huffman, SS, Long Beach State
15. Jake Bird, RHP, UCLA
16. Nick Horvath, LHP/OF, Florida
17. Kaylor Chafin, LHP, Texas A&M
18. Rhett Aplin, OF, Florida State
19. Wade Bailey, 2B, Georgia Tech
20. Josh Anthony, 3B, Auburn
21. Mickey Gasper, C, Bryant
22. J.T. Thomas, C, Mercer
23. LeeMarcus Boyd, SS, Southern Mississippi
24. Kevin Woodall, 1B, Coastal Carolina
25. Brett Daniels, RHP, North Carolina
26. Jake Lowery, RHP, Michigan State
27. Luke Bonfield, OF/1B, Arkansas
28. Logan Sowers, OF, Indiana
29. Peter Strzlecki, RHP, South Florida
30. Kel Johnson, OF/1B, Georgia Tech
31. Daniel Keating, OF, Southern Mississippi
32. Micah Coffey, 3B, Minnesota
33. Clayton Daniel, 2B, Jacksonville State
34. Gunnar Troutwine, C, Wichita State
35. Mason Irby, OF, Southern Mississippi
36. Miguel Asusa, LHP, Oral Roberts
37. Jeb Bargfeldt, LHP, Miami
38. Carson Shaddy, 2B, Arkansas
39. Zack Gahagan, 2B, North Carolina
40. Zach Jancarski, OF, Maryland
41. Cal Stevenson, OF, Arizona
42. Colin Brockhouse, OF, Ball State
43. Shane McCarthy, RHP, Seton Hall
44. Kevin Magee, LHP, St. John’s
45. Jake Miednik, LHP, Florida Atlantic
46. Taylor Bloom, RHP, Maryland
47. Eli Krauss, LHP, Kent State
48. Taylor Schwaner, 3B, Southeastern Louisiana
49. Jack Labosky, 3B/RHP, Duke
50. Alex Boxwell, OF, Minnesota
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