2025 California Rankings

Hodge is a player that exploded onto the scene this summer/fall where it earned him a commitment to Stanford. One of the main reasons why is that he showed that his LH bat is quite real. It's a smooth swing where his quick/whippy bat has shown some early power. He also looks the part behind the plate with an advanced catch/throw skillset. Look for him to breakout next spring for the Warriors.

Woodworth makes his debut on this rankings list at the 30 spot. He is a physical RHP that got on some radars this summer and made a name for himself when he made the 15U National Team and pitched big innings for them helping them win a gold medal. He stands a physical 6-foot-3 210 pounds. The FB sits in the high 80s and is already touching low 90s. He pairs that FB with a hard/tight SL that he’ll throw in the low 80s and a downer CH in the mid-70s.

Fisher had an injury-riddled spring that held him back from getting on radars but this summer/fall he has gotten himself healthy and everything seems to be trending up. He is one of the more refined arms in this class where he understands how he moves and is able to repeat his delivery well. The FB is up to 85 and has feel for a downward fading CH and a larger CB. Our staff expects a breakout season from Fisher where he'll get significant innings for Carlsbad.

Gonzalez makes his first appearance on this list at the 101 spot. He was one of the bigger standout performers at our Underclass Games back in October where he showed present two-way ability. Stands a lean/athletic 5-foot-11 145-pounds with plenty of room to add. At the plate he has loose hands that deliver a quick/direct bat with above avg. bat speed. Shows skills defensively as well where he has soft hands and light feet that play in rhythm at SS. Can also jump on the mound where he can run it up to 85 and pairs that with a quality sweeping SL.