Our 2023 slate of summer events in Louisiana came to a close last week.  We ran a total of four open high school events in Lake Charles, Monroe, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans, as well as our invite-only Top Prospect Games event at the University of Louisiana in Lafayette, LA.  In addition to these events, we also ran a couple of our Rising Stars Events for prospects in the 2027 and 2028 classes, which helped served as an identifier for our Junior Future Games teams.  Over the course of the next couple of weeks, we are going to take a look at some of the top uncommitted performers from the summer, across different statistical categories.  Today, we take a look at this summer's Top 10 leaderboard for max fastball velocity.

 

+ 2024 RHP Cole Connor (University Lab HS)

Max FB Velocity: 89.6 mph

 

+ 2025 RHP Kayden Boyer (Denham Springs HS)

Max FB Velocity: 89.2 mph

 

+ 2024 LHP Bennett Stakes (Southside HS)

Max FB Velocity: 87.6 mph

 

+ 2025 RHP Kaul Perkins (Oak Forest Academy)

Max FB Velocity: 87.4 mph

 

+ 2025 RHP Michael Peavy (St. Pius HS, TX)

Max FB Velocity: 87.1 mph

.@PBR_Uncommitted Michael Peavy (St. Pius HS, TX)

5’11” 170 lbs.

Loose wrists and quick hands produced a lot of barrels during BP. Quick exchange from the crouch with an event best 78 mph C velo. Also, up to 86 mph off the mound. #BeSeen@prepbaseball | @PBR_Texas pic.twitter.com/RoIbSCXTUg

— PBR Louisiana (@PBR_Louisiana) May 22, 2023

+ 2024 LHP Landon Fontenot (Calvary Baptist HS)

Max FB Velocity: 86.7 mph

 

+ 2025 RHP Jackson Beddoe (Sulphur HS)

Max FB Velocity: 86.5 mph

 

+ 2025 RHP Aiden Melna (St. Frederick HS)

Max FB Velocity: 85.9 mph

 

+ 2025 RHP Ashton Bultron (Sam Houston HS)

Max FB Velocity: 85.5 mph

 

+ 2025 RHP Cameron Tipton (Chalmette HS)

Max FB Velocity: 85.5 mph