In our final piece of analysis regarding the second iteration of the state’s Class of 2022 rankings, we will cover the prospects making their debut on their class’ board. Despite this only being the second edition of this class’ rankings, a number of prospects jumped on our radar late in the fall and into the winter.

In toral, there are 14 prospects who hopped into our original top-85, and another 15 that are making their debut because of the expansion to 100 prospects.

We already covered three of the prospects who made their debut in the top-10: No. 3 OF/RHP Jordan Taylor (St. John’s Country Day; Florida State commit), No. 6 RHP Ryan Fry (Wharton; uncommitted) and No. 9 RHP William Ross (West Orange; Florida commit).

Taylor showed an advanced athletic skill set at the Dodger Day Showcase back in November, running a 6.84 60 and throwing 86 mph from the outfield. Still raw offensively, he should see dividends with increased reps.

Jordan Taylor (11.12.18)

Fry is a long, lean, ultra projectable right-handed pitcher with potentially one of the highest ceilings in the class. Up to 85 mph on the mound in November, Fry is quickly making a name for himself. Ross is another right-handed pitcher up to 85 mph, with an extra large physical frame at 6-foot-5, 235 pounds.

Ryan Fry (11.4.18)

Outside of the top-10, the highest newcomers are: No. 15 INF Blake Cyr (Dr. Philips; Miami commit), No. 19 Juan Carlos Vega (N/A; uncommitted), No. 24 Aziah Jones (Wakulla; Mississippi commit) and No. 32 Japhet Rosado (Central Pointe Academy; Stetson commit).

Vega emerged at the Junior Future Series - Winter Championship at IMG Academy in early December, impressing offensively and on the mound. He works with a quick, clean arm action, topping out at 81 mph. At the plate, his quality approach and present bat speed give him high end two-way potential.

Juan Carlos Vega (12.2.18)

A trio of prospects make their debuts in the 40s, led by OF Isaiah Myles (Alonso; uncommitted) at No. 42. Myles has an athletic frame that he uses to his advantage well in the outfield. At the Junior Future Series - Winter Championships he displayed a present bat speed and the ability to impact the baseball. Slotting in directly behind Myles, at No. 43, is OF Adam Parazych (Lincoln; uncommitted).

Recently PBR Florida covered the Cannons Baseball Academy Scout Day. This event produced a number of prospects who are making their debuts. Coming in just inside the top-50 is C Santiago Ordonez (Stoneman Douglas; uncommitted). Ordonez stood out both behind the dish and at the plate. Defensively he has the tools to be an above average to plus catcher. At the plate, Ordonez showed present pull-side power and overall has the potential for an above average hit and power combo.

Santiago Ordonez (11.8.18)

Three more Cannons standouts to make their debuts are No. 59 MIF Andres Natera (Cypress Bay; uncommitted), No. 63 1B/RHP Brandon Gonsalves (Westminster Academy; uncommitted), and No. 73 LHP/OF Erik Blair (Westminster Academy; uncommitted). Also making his debut, in between Gonsalves and Blair, is No. 64 RHP Wilder Puertas (West Broward; uncommitted).

Prospects making their debuts because of the expansion of the rankings from 85 to 100 are as follows:

RANK	NAME	STATE	SCHOOL	CLASS	POS	COMMITMENT
85	Frank Messina	FL	Palmetto Ridge	2022	C
86	Gunnett Carlson	FL	Berkeley Prep	2022	C
87	Max McClusky	FL	West Orange	2022	SS
88	Caden Kok	FL	Winter Haven	2022	RHP
89	Finn Howell	FL	St. Johns	2022	SS
90	Samuel Hernandez	FL	Lake Gibson	2022	C
91	Zachary Crawford	FL	JW Mitchell	2022	SS
92	Ryan Crivello	FL	Calvary Christian	2022	SS
93	Drew Marra	FL	Cardinal Mooney	2022	2B
94	Jake D'Altrui	FL	Fort Myers High School	2022	SS
95	Max Joy	FL	Oxbridge Academy	2022	3B
96	Aidan Hernandez	FL	Westminster Academy	2022	2B
97	Daniel Mendez	FL	Hialeah Educational Academy	2022	C
98	Nick Monile	FL	Calvary Christian	2022	OF
99	Bradley Hodges	FL	St. John's Country Day	2022	LHP
100	Mason Steel	FL	Lowndes	2022	LHP

That'll conclude our 2022 rankings coverage. We'll check back in on these prospects - and many more - once the spring season gets underway. In case you missed any of our 2022 rankings coverage:

• Top-10 Analysis
• 2022 Risers
• Complete 2022 Board

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