On Sunday, October 11th, the Prep Baseball Oklahoma staff traveled to the campus of the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, OK to host the annual OKC Fall ID. This event was open for 2027-2030 class members, and featured 56 players from across the state.

All of our events offer players the opportunity to update their recruiting resume and showcase their talents in front of our staff. We also use these events as identifiers for future invite-only events, like the Preseason All-State, our summer Top Prospect Games, and the prestigious Prep Baseball Future Games that takes place at the tail end of the summer. To see what our events offer, click HERE.

Shortly after the event, we assembled leaderboards of the more traditional stat categories inside Statistical Leaderboards, which you can view HERE.

A Pitcher's Data Dive with the help of our partners at TrackMan, which you can view HERE.

A Hitter's Data Dive with the help of our partners at TrackMan, Vald, and Blast Motion, which you can view HERE.

Today, after combing through our notes from the day, we’ve compiled some of the event’s standouts below within these ‘Quick Hits’.

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Kaden Aber LHP / 1B / Bridge Creek, OK / 2028 LHP/1B Kaden Aber (Bridge Creek, 2028) showcased heavy raw power during his round of BP from a physical 6-foot-4, 240 pound frame. The left-handed hitter hammered a peak exit velocity of 96.2 mph, a personal best,with an 87.3 mph avg EV (also a personal best). A big target at first base, Aber has also shown the ability to erase potential throwing errors with his feel for navigating the bag. and sent his furthest ball an estimated 352 feet.On the mound, his fastball topped out at 85.4 mph, up to 18.6” of IVB, and paired it with a slider and changeup. Aber’s ability to impact games on both sides of the ball will make him an exciting prospect for the next level, but will also be a force for a Bridge Creek squad to keep an eye on in 2027.

Brayden Andrews SS / RHP / Sapulpa, OK / 2028 SS/RHP Brayden Andrews (Sapulpa, 2028) put together a loud, arguably the loudest, showing at the OKC Fall ID. Standing at a long, projectable 6-foot-3, 185 pounds, the switch-hitter paced the entire event offensively with an explosive 100.5 mph max exit velocity, reaching triple digits from both sides, and a 93.5 mph average exit velocity, backed by a 66% hard-hit rate and a peak distance of 367 feet. His athleticism translated to multiple facets of his game, registering a 6.90 60-yard dash (19.8 mph top run speed) and firing an event-leading 91 mph throw across the infield. A sure-handed defender with the skillset to make any play in front of him. Andrews capped off his impressive showcase on the mound, pumping the event's top fastball velocity at 92.8 mph as part of an electric 4-pitch mix. One of the highest ceilings in the 2028 class put it all together at UCO showcasing the ability to impact games in a variety of ways.

Alec Arredondo SS / RHP / Edmond Santa Fe, OK / 2029 RHP/INF Alec Arredondo (Edmond Santa Fe, 2029) continues to project as a high-upside two-way prospect. In this look on the mound, the right-hander showcased his advanced athleticism and with added pitchability, running his fastball up to 88.9 mph with an event-highlighting 22.1 inches of max IVB. The breaking ball is a difference maker with swing and miss ability with a tight, late break. A relentless competitor, the 3-pitch mix on display at UCO with feel and command for each offering. Arredondo is an exciting name to know in the 29’ class with continued development and upside.

Yariel Bello SS / 3B / Washington, OK / 2028 RHP/OF Yariel Bello (Washington, 2028) brought physical presence to UCO with the ability to consistently impact the baseball. A physical, middle of the order presence, Bello showed the ability to drive the baseball from gap to gap and registered a 50% Sweet Spot %. With that, there is future projection for more XBHs. Bello showcased a feel for hitting, delivering the barrel with authority, and is a name to know for a traditional power at Washington in 2027.

Jakobi Casarez LHP / 1B / Mustang, OK / 2028 LHP/1B Jakobi Casarez (Mustang, 2028) notched a number of personal bests throughout his day at UCO on both sides of the ball. On the mound, the crafty LHP once again showcased his pitchability with command of his entire mix to both edges. Specifically, he continues to display feel for his secondary offerings with weapons to attack both RHH and LHH alike. Offensively, Casarez further showcased continued development with person bests in the 60, max and avg EV, and positional velo from both the infield and outfield. Looking ahead, there is plenty of room to add to the 6’1” and 166 pound frame, growth with OF velo up to 85 mph, and steady development at Mustang that makes for an exciting future and things to come.

Nicholas Dube OF / SS / Westmoore, OK / 2029 OF Nicholas Dube (Westmoore, 2029) turned in one of the premier speed profiles of the entire day with a top of the order skillset that can pressure opposing defenses. The twitchy athlete turned heads on the track by clocking a lightning-quick 6.78-second 60-yard dash (3.74 30-yard split) with a 20.5 mph top run speed. He showcased tools at the plate as well, where he recorded a 93.7 mph top exit velocity, a personal best, while registering 19.5g Rotational Acceleration efficiently producing force. Dube is a name to know for Westmoore with the ability to impact games and pressure defenses.

Cooper Ferrell C / RHP / Yukon, OK / 2030 C/RHP Cooper Ferrell (Yukon, 2030) jumped out as a name to know with a strong foundation for current production, but upside as an impact player at catcher. He showcased an efficient offensive move, driving balls from alley to alley. Further, he posted a perfect 100% sweet spot percentage that further emphasizes the ability to drive the baseball into the gap. Defensively, the current ability is exciting, but there is big upside as the freshman is up to 77 mph from a crouch with good feel for his feet. On the bump, Ferrell attacked the zone with his entire mix and worked up to 79 mph with the fastball. The LHH backstop will be a name to continue following for Yukon as he will continue to develop at a high clip and potentially get on the field sooner rather than later for an extremely talented Miller squad.

Brian Gerken LHP / OF / Bridge Creek, OK / 2027 LHP Brian Gerken (Bridge Creek, 2027) flashed massive upside in his bullpen at the OKC Fall ID. The left hander ran the fastball up to 88 with life at the top of the zone (17.9” IVB) and the ability to attack to both edges. He mixed in a slider with the looks of swing and miss to both RHH and LHH that pairs well with the fastball. A similar release height to the fastball, the slider with very limited IVB and up to 10.4” HM that should lead to chase out of the zone. Gerken is a name to know for schools at the next level with the left hander flashing both a solid current foundation and exciting upside.

Cade Green 1B / RHP / Elk City, OK / 2028 RHP Cade Green (Elk City, 2028) has emerged as one of the true winners from the OKC Fall ID. He flashed feel for a strong mix with upside for the future. He ran his fastball up to 85.9 mph with a heavy 2,523 RPMs and 18.9 inches of IVB that could potentially overwhelm opposing hitters. The secondary offerings, each providing distinctly different shapes, give him weapons to attack RHH and LHH alike, and can navigate lineups multiple times. The curveball was up to 2869 RPMs and depth for plenty of swing and miss. The slider and cutter each give him options to extend the plate or tie up a LHH in addition to a high spin changeup with plenty of life arm side. A monster showing, Green boasts a work horse frame and the mix to be on the offensive and produce outs.  An exciting name for Elk City, with a proven track record in development, he appears primed for a strong 2027.

Garrett Griffin C / OF / Bridge Creek, OK / 2028 C/RHP Garrett Griffin (Bridge Creek, 2028) posted one of the most explosive stat lines of the day with middle of the order upside and a combination of power and speed. Standing 6-foot-0, 200 pounds, he was up to 99.4 mph max exit velocity with an 89.4 mph average EV and a 50% hard-hit rate from alley to alley. The 6.96 60 and athleticism translated to the box but also with versatility defensively with arm strength to be more than able in either corner outfield position. On the mound, he commanded a 3-pitch mix attacking the zone to both edges. Griffin will be a huge part of a talented Bridge Creek squad in 2027 with the junior showing the ability to impact games in a variety of ways.

Kollins Henry 3B / RHP / Noble, OK / 2029 INF/RHP Kollins Henry (Noble, 2029) put together a well-rounded workout with a skillset that can impact games in multiple ways. To start, he clocked a 6.89 60 with a 20.0 mph max run speed and 3.83 30 yard split. Offensively, the jump that Henry showed was exciting over the last year. His 94.1 mph max EV is up from 85.7 mph a year ago and his avg of 85.1 speaks to the consistency of his round. An efficient offensive move to the middle of the yard, the profile was exciting with XBHs and the speed to pressure defenses. The sophomore set personal bests with his positional velo across the diamond as well as on the mound. Exciting development is evident with Henry and will be a fun follow this spring for a Noble squad that continues to play their best baseball down the stretch and into the state tournament.

Rylan Johns RHP / OF / Bridge Creek, OK / 2027 RHP/INF Rylan Johns (Bridge Creek, 2028) filled up the strike zone on the bump, showing great feel for pitching and his entire 3-pitch mix. To start, the fastball was up to 85 mph with life and armside run to get off the barrel. Further, the secondary offerings give him a legitimate weapon to attack both RHH and LHH alike. Each tunneled with the fastball and Johns commanded both the slider and changeup as well. The uncommitted junior will be an exciting follow after our first opportunity to see him, with upside from an athletic 6’2” and 202 pound frame.

Parker King SS / 2B / Weatherford, OK / 2029 INF/RHP Parker King (Weatherford, 2029) flashed a strong, well-balanced game that also offers upside for future development. He ran a quick 6.95 60-yard dash while also turning in a 3.86 30. Offensively, he showcased an easy, efficient move with strength at contact and feel for backspinning the baseball. The combination of power and speed in his game allow him to impact games in a variety of ways. Defensively, he showed the arm strength to stick on the left side with the arm strength also translating to the mound. He was up to 83 mph on the mound as part of a 3-pitch mix and command for both a changeup and curveball. Already a big part of Weatherford’s success a season ago, King will assuredly be in the middle of another talented squad in 2027.

Cooper Knight C / 1B / Edmond North, OK / 2029 C Cooper Knight (Edmond North, 2029) registered personal bests across the board with steady development throughout his game. He posted a 71% sweet spot rate, driving the baseball from alley to alley, and a max EV north of 93 mph. Behind the plate, he also showcased his best metrics to date, 1.95–2.02 pop times with a 74 mph accurate throwing arm. The Edmond North product is already a good target at 6’1”, but there is excitement in the room to continue adding to that frame and the upside that comes with it. Knight is a name to know and follow in 2027 with an opportunity to impact the Husky lineup as a worthy battery mate.

Kash Lawson C / RHP / Piedmont, OK / 2030 C/RHP Kash Lawson (Piedmont, 2030) is a physical battery mate at 5’11” and 200 pounds that pitchers welcome as well as a middle of the order skillset. Offensively, he drove the baseball with authority, with a max EV up to 94.8 mph and feel for backspinning the baseball - specifically to the pull side. His strong frame, hands, and wrists are all welcomed characteristics in a battery mate and his quick feet with developing arm strength will help control the run game. Lawson’s upside is exciting, along with a strong foundational skillset, and will be a fun follow with the opportunity to impact the Piedmont lineup soon.

Britton Martin RHP / 1B / Berryhill, OK / 2028 OF/RHP Britton Martin (Berryhill, 2028) flashed notable development on the mound with rises in velo and consistency in the shapes of all offerings. He ran his fastball up to 86.7 mph, up nearly 5 mph from a season ago, with up to 20.0 inches of horizontal movement and 6.1” of extension. The secondary offerings each continue to develop along with the fastball. The breaking balls, both a slider and curveball, have distinctly different shapes and come out of the same slot at a 6’ release height. Finally, the changeup plays well off the fastball, and room to continue to develop and use the leverage from the physical frame. A workhorse at 6’5” and 248 pounds, Martin will be a big part of a talented Berryhill’s success once again in 2027 with the opportunity to make a deep run through the state tournament.

Joshua Masteller 1B / 3B / Piedmont, OK / 2027 INF Joshua Masteller (Piedmont, 2027) showcased a loud, consistent round of BP as well as athleticism. He registered a firm 94.8 mph max exit velocity alongside an impressive 91.0 mph average EV, a 50% hard-hit rate, and a 62% sweet spot rate. He showed an understanding for how to elevate, using his long levers, with plenty of room to continue adding onto his developing 6’0” frame. The consistent contact worked alley to alley and Mastellar jumped out as a name to follow for Piedmont this spring.

Brody McLaughlin RHP / Harrah, OK / 2028 RHP Brody McLaughlin (Harrah, 2028) showcased an exciting skillset with upside and a developing frame. The 6’0” 164 pound right hander worked the fastball up to 86.6 mph fastball with 2,383 RPM max spin with explosive ride (17.7” IVB) and run (18.7” HM). His secondary offerings already flash polish with understanding of the shapes and how to miss or stay off the barrel. The breaking ball is firm, up to 77 mph and has depth. The cutter, however, is a true horizontal offering with 2307 RPMs and only .6” IVB while the changeup works armside up to 16.3”. McLaughlin has a mix that can attack any type of hitter, both RHH and LHH alike, with upside to continue developing. The Harrah product is a name to know, exciting projectability, and primed to be an impact arm in 2027.

Hudson Miller OF / OF / Blanchard, OK / 2028 OF Hudson Miller (Blanchard, 2028) posted standout numbers across the board that included a series of personal bests. Offensively, he reached a 95.5 mph max exit velocity, 87.0 mph average EV, and a skillset that promotes power and speed with a 6.89 60. The ability to attack opposing defenses with a combination of power and speed allows him to impact games in a variety of ways. Further, his speed translates defensively as well as an accurate, low 80s, throwing arm. Miller will be an exciting player for a talented Blanchard squad in 2027 as they will once again be on a shortlist of title favorites.

Robert Nelson OF / RHP / Bishop McGuinness, OK / 2028 OF Robert Nelson (Bishop McGuiness, 2028) showcased an explosive skillset that was highlighted with a 6.48 60 and emphasizes the pressure he can put on opposing defenses. The 60 was an event best, a blistering 1.56 10 yard split, and 21.5 mph max run speed. Further, the offensive profile points to future upside as he fills out the 6’4” 177 pound frame with a 50% Sweet Spot % and 94.5 mph max EV. An efficient, quiet offensive move, Nelson is an exciting prospect with massive upside and projection for the future.

Dayton Pesci SS / 3B / Guthrie, OK / 2029 INF Dayton Pesci (Guthrie, 2029) displayed an offensive profile with power and speed as well as present strength as a sophomore. He produced a 94.9 mph top exit velocity and an 87.6 mph average exit velocity while efficiently creating force - registering 17.3g Rotational Acceleration. The 7.02 60 and 1.64 10 yard split placed him near the top of the event as well. A sure-handed defender, Pesci threw with carry that can continue to stick on the left side of the infield. A name to know as we march toward the 2027 spring, expect him to impact the Guthrie lineup early with a skillset that can help teams in a variety of ways.

Bryden Putnam OF / RHP / Edmond Santa Fe, OK / 2028 OF/RHP Bryden Putnam (Edmond Santa Fe, 2028) notched a handful of personal bests, across all facets of his game, with the biggest jump coming in the 99.2 mph max Exit Velocity. The max EV and 63% Sweet Spot % showcase the XBH potential that can be found in his game. Further, the 6.91 60 emphasizes the power speed combo that can pressure opposing defenses. Putnam also registered a personal best of 83 mph OF velo in addition to his work on the mound. The Edmond Santa Fe product continues to develop with a well-rounded skillset throughout his game.

Griffin Ryan C / OF / Carl Albert, OK / 2028 OF Griffin Ryan (Carl Albert, 2028) showcased explosive athleticism from a strong frame and notched a series of personal bests. Offensively, he barreled a 96.3 mph max EV, 87.7 mph average, with each representing bests to date. Further, the offensive profile is even deeper with the 6.68 60 from a 6’1” and 190 pound frame. The strong showing is an exciting profile for the Carl Albert Titan as part of a lineup that can score runs in bunches. Defensively, Ryan added to his versatility as we have seen him catch in the past, but saw the athleticism play in the outfield as well as a strong throwing arm that was up to 86 mph. A name to know in the 2028 class, his hard work and development was on full display at UCO as he appears primed to impact the Titan lineup next spring.

Isaiah Saunders RHP / SS / Weatherford, OK / 2029 INF/RHP Isaiah Saunders (Weatherford, 2029) put together a well-rounded, fundamental performance showcasing a variety of tools that impact baseball games. His ability to handle the bat and drive balls from alley to alley were illustrated with a 73% Sweet Spot % (LA between 8-32 degrees) that will turn into XBHs in the future. Further, 16.7g Rotational Acceleration showcases Saunders ability to efficiently produce force. Defensively, he was sure-handed in the middle of the diamond, throwing with carry, and will only continue to further develop that skillset.

Caleb Schneider OF / 2B / Yukon, OK / 2027 OF Caleb Schneider (Yukon, 2027) notched a series of personal bests throughout the day at UCO. His consistency was on full display throughout the day but further illustrated the balance throughout his game that we have seen with Yukon. The 6.96 60, including a 1.65 10 yard split, shows up throughout his game whether it be in the outfield or his ability to pressure opposing defenses. Further, the 88 mph from the outfield was also a personal best. Schneider’s 94.7 mph max EV worked from gap to gap as the consistent development was evident. Schneider continues to showcase upside with plenty of room to continue adding to his 5’10” and 155 pound frame as well as a current skillset that can help his team win games in various ways.

Keagan Skluzacek SS / 2B / Deer Creek, OK / 2028 RHP/INF Keagan Skluzacek (Deer Creek, 2028) put his massive upside on display at UCO]. The right-hander touched 89.9 mph with his fastball with command to the edges but also ride to get swing and miss at the top of the zone - as we have seen before. The breaking ball had depth, wipeout capabilities, with up to -14” HM at 2491 RPMs. His athleticism was evident throughout the day as well, registering a 7.02 60 and working up to 86 mph across the diamond. Packed with upside, Skluzacek showcased a loud mix and athleticism throughout his game. Still plenty of room to continue adding to his frame, he is a name to know in the 2028 class.

Easton Smedley SS / C / Guthrie, OK / 2028 INF/RHP Easton Smedley (Guthrie, 2028) put together a well-rounded day at UCO, with personal bests and athleticism throughout his game. His 6.94 60 his best to date and illustrates the pressure he can put on opposing defenses. The LHH has shown a high OBP, top of the order skillset, and the maturity throughout his approach was evident in BP. Further, we saw versatility in his game with the ability to defend around the diamond. Working up to the mid 80s across the diamond, his athleticism is found throughout his game. Smedley continues to steadily develop with a clear understanding of his game and skillset, and will be a big part of the Blue Jays success once again in the 2027 spring.

Karter Smith SS / RHP / Piedmont, OK / 2030 INF/RHP Karter Smith (Piedmont, 2030) flashed a strong current skillset while also continuing to showcase potential upside with a long, 6’0” 159 pound frame. Smith notched a series of personal bests throughout a well-rounded showing that included a 7.19 60 and defensive versatility. The 82 mph from the outfield, as well as a personal best across the infield, illustrate his growth and versatility. On the mound, the Piedmont product was up to 82 mph as part of a 3-pitch mix. There continues to be steady development in his game and will be an exciting follow over the next few seasons as he contributes for the Wildcats.

Cash Weddle 3B / C / Tuttle, OK / 2029 INF Cash Weddle (Tuttle, 2029) flashed a series of tools that can impact games in the present as well as reason to buy into future upside. His 26.1” Vertical jump was second in the event and helps illustrate the athleticism and power projection in the future. Further, the efficient force production offensively, 27.3g Rotational Acceleration, will only continue to increase the offensive  production as he the sophomore continues to develop. A physical 6’0” 206 pounds, Weddle showed middle of the order presence and XBH potential in his game. A name to know, Cash Weddle will look to break into the defending 4A Champion Tuttle lineup in 2027 with a strong current skillset and upside for future development.

Parker Wells SS / RHP / Shawnee, OK / 2028 INF/RHP Parker Wells (Shawnee, 2028) showcased a balanced skillset, with 2-way upside, that illustrates a variety of ways that he can impact games. A long, 6’1” and 167 pound frame, Wells has room to continue adding to his frame with long levers and plenty of upside. He flashed elements of power and speed in his offensive profile that included a 63% Sweet Spot % that saw him drive the baseball from alley to alley. He showcased a sure-handed ability on the infield and was up to 84 mph across the infield. On the mound, he commanded a 3-pitch mix, working up to 84 mph, and anticipation that there is plenty in the tank for the future. An athletic build with room to grow, the Shawnee product’s balance throughout his game will allow him to impact games now and in the future.

Peyton Williams OF / LHP / Tulsa Union, OK / 2027 OF Peyton Williams (Union, 2027) took down numerous personal bests and further illustrating the top of the order skillset throughout his game. The 6.85 60 was a personal best as well as a 20.2 mph max run speed. His ability to pressure opposing defenses as well as turn in above average defense in the outfield, up to 87 mph from the outfield, will play dividents for Union this spring but also for schools at the next level. Williams continued to turn in personal bests offensively, in max and avg EV, as well as in his efficiency in producing force with up to 18.8g Rotational Acceleration. He is a name to know for schools at the next level as his skillset promotes pressure on opposing defenses and the would be a valuable addition to any lineup.

Tyler Zmek RHP / OF / Deer Creek, OK / 2029 RHP/OF Tyler Zmek (Deer Creek, 2029) once again showed polish on the mound as well as athleticism throughout other portions of his game at UCO. To start, the 6.90 60, 96.5 mph max EV, and 86% Sweet Spot % speak to the offensive upside with an already strong foundation. On the mound, he once again showed the ability to land his entire mix as we have seen before and work to all four quadrants. The fastball worked into the mid 80s as part of a 3-pitch mix that can attack both RHH and LHH alike. Zmek is a name to circle looking ahead to the 2027 spring as Deer Creek appears primed for a return trip to the 6A State Tournament.

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