On Sunday, October 18th, the Prep Baseball Oklahoma staff hosted the Tulsa Fall ID on the campus of the University of Central Oklahoma. This year’s event hosted 35 prospect who participated in the showcase, and we'll begin highlighting the top performers among them. 

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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Bryson Ackart 1B / OF / Broken Arrow, OK / 2028 INF Bryson Ackart (Broken Arrow, 2028) showcased a gap-to-gap profile during BP, generating a 90.7 mph peak exit velocity and an 84.4 mph average EV. The long levered right-handed hitter at 6’3” and 206 pounds maintained impressive consistency at contact, posting a 71% Sweet Spot % with XBH ability to each alley. Defensively, Ackert turned in 82 mph across the diamond with sure-handed defense. On the mound, his fastball reached 77.5 mph with 16.8 inches of max IVB, complementing it with a 67.5 mph slider that he landed consistently. The projectable Acker is a name to know as the junior continues to develop in his skillset and physically with his best baseball still in front of him.

Reid Carlson 2B / SS / Canute, OK / 2029 INF Reid Carlson (Canute, 2029) put together a balanced, well-rounded performance highlighted by his ability to drive the baseball into the outfield. Carlson reached a 91.1 mph top EV with consistent feel for backspinning the baseball into the outfield. Defensively, the freshman recorded a 74 mph infield velocity as he continues to physically mature, but showcased a strong foundation as a sure-handed infielder that can defend at a high level in the middle of the field. Carlson will be a name to know as the sophomore showed the ability to impact winning teams in a variety of ways.

Dax Delaney C / SS / Cashion, OK / 2028 C/OF Dax Delaney (Cashion, 2028) delivered a balanced performance, flashing an impressive blend of versatility as well as the physicality to impact games. At the plate, Delaney recorded a 94.4 mph peak EV which is a personal best, backed by an event-leading 26.4g rotational acceleration as he efficiently creates force with the strong 6’0” and 180 pound frame. The athleticism translated well to 60, where he clocked a 7.32 (another personal best) and a 23.9-inch vertical jump. Behind the plate, Delaney was up to 75 mph arm from the crouch in addition to providing sure-handed defense on the infield and was up to 79 mph across the diamond. Delaney’s steady development was evident and will be a fun follow into the spring.

Benjamin Fees LHP / 1B / Mount St. Mary, OK / 2029 LHP/1B Benjamin Fees (Mount St. Mary, 2029) flashed projectable two-way upside with polish on the mound. The LHP worked his fastball up to 83.0 mph with high-level ride, averaging 21.5 inches of IVB (22.5" max) alongside 2,240 RPMs that has consistently missed barrels in the past. He complemented the heater with a 72.7 mph slider (tunneled with -2.1” IVB and 4.6” HM)  and a 74.9 mph changeup featuring double-digit armside fade (-16.6" HM). Offensively, Fees posted a 93.0 mph max exit velocity with physicality that could develop into middle of the order upside. The 6’2” and 206 pound Mount St. Mary is packed with upside and projectability as the velo continues to climb and evident feel for his entire mix.

Jevin Fowler LHP / OF / Enid, OK / 2028 LHP Jevin Fowler (Enid, 2028) flashed polish throughout his 3-pitch mix with pitchability to attack both RHH and LHH alike. The fastball velo continues to climb with advanced command to attack both edges and up to -19.7” of HM. Off of the fastball, the changeup provides a similar shape with room to continue developing further. It is already an offering that can get swing and miss, but the feel and command can make it a weapon against LHH as well. The slider is a consistent, slurvey shape, that he can land in the zone at will. A high pitchability left hander, Fowler continues to develop and will be a big part of a talented Enid squad once again in 2027.

CJ Glasgow 2B / 3B / Stillwater, OK / 2028 INF CJ Glasgow (Stillwater, 2028) put together one of the loudest offensive performances of the event and emerged as one of the clear winners of the day. The athletic infielder eclipsed triple digits with a peak exit velocity of 100.3 mph and a stellar 94.0 mph average EV, backed by a 70% hard-hit rate and a 78% Sweet Spot %. Glasgow’s explosive athleticism was on full display across the board, clocking an event-best 6.76 60-yard dash (20.2 mph top run speed) and also led the way with a 29.5-inch vertical jump. He also flashed sure-handed defense, throwing with carry across the infield, that will allow him to continue playing on the left side. The Stillwater product appears primed for a monster spring in 2027 as part of a talented lineup that should score runs in bunches.

Kohlson Lindsey SS / 3B / Jones, OK / 2028 UTL/RHP Kohlson Lindsey (Jones, 2028) showcased a deep, well-rounded skillset that can impact games all over the diamond. Offensively, he barreled balls with authority to the tune of a 95.4 mph peak exit velocity, 89.2 mph average EV, and a showcase-leading 75% sweet spot rate, and emphasized a power/speed combo. Lindsey’s twitchy athleticism stood out on the track with a 6.93 60 from a rangey 6’3” and 185 pound frame. Defensively, he unleashed a loud 92 mph arm from the outfield and an 87 mph throw across the infield - showing versatility around the diamond. On the mound, he ran his fastball up to 88.4 mph with 21.4 inches of max IVB, pairing it with a 72.9 mph slider (2,390 RPMs and -15” HM) and changeup (12.1” HM). The Jones product is packed with upside and projectability to go along with an already strong foundational skillset.

Jake Lingle 3B / RHP / Navajo, OK / 2027 INF/RHP Jake Lingle (Navajo, 2027) flashed a balanced, wide-ranging skillset that continues to develop with a power profile. Stepping into the box at a physical 6’0” and 191 pounds, the uncommitted senior generated big time force with 36.7g Rotational Acceleration that translated through impact as he reached 102.8 mph max EV . Further, the 7.06 60 shows the athleticism that the corner infielder possess. Defensively, his pure arm strength carried over with an 88 mph throw across the diamond. On the mound, he touched 87.2 mph with his fastball (2,397 RPM max spin), mixing in a curveball and changeup. He landed both of the offerings and each tunneling well off the fastball to showcase the polish and pitchability that goes with the upper 80s fastball. Packed with upside throughout his game, Lingle has the ability to impact games on both sides of the ball and is a name to know for schools at the next level.

Reynier Mabasa RHP / OF / Muskogee, OK / 2027 RHP/OF Reynier Mabasa (Muskogee, 2027) showcased a well-rounded skillset as he continues to develop throughout all facets of his game. Mabasa registered a 90.2 mph top exit velocity, driving the ball from gap to gap and creating force efficiently with 16.2g Rotational Acceleration. Defensively, Mabasa demonstrated carry and arm strength with an 83 mph velocity from the outfield that was a personal best. On the bump, Mabasa continues to show pitchability a fastball that has ride at 17.5” IVB and run at 15.2” HM. Further, he paired it with both a curveball and changeup. The Muskogee right hander is coming off a strong spring in 2026 and the quality of his mix and continued development have him primed for a big 2027.

Jeremy Phillips SS / 3B / Oklahoma Christian Academy, OK / 2028 INF Jeremy Phillips (Oklahoma Christian Academy, 2028) showcased visible development throughout his game in addition to added physical maturity. On the back of a strong fall season with OCA, Phillips notched a handful of personal bests as he showed the ability to impact the baseball harder and more consistently than in the past - personal bests included max EV, avg EV, Hard Hit %, and Rotational Acceleration. His added strength, as well as efficient force production, showed up throughout BP. Defensively, Phillips threw with carry from the left side and once again showed ability to be sure-handed and versatile on the infield. His steady development was evident as well as the work he has done to continue maturing physically and continues to be a name to know with his best baseball still in front of him.

Hilton Sallaska LHP / 1B / Stillwater, OK / 2028 LHP Hilton Sallaska (Stillwater, 2028) demonstrated outstanding pitchability and command throughout his bullpen at ORU. The southpaw commanded a three-pitch mix with each secondary offering tunneling off of his fastball. The fastball worked up to 83 with up to 19.1” IVB that we have seen play at the top of the zone. Further, the slider and changeup are offering that he can land in early counts. The shape of the slider continues to add consistency with minimal IVB and up to 7.9” of sweep. The changeup is a true weapon against RHH with depth and the increased velo on the fastball creates a wider gap between the two pitches. Stillwater will be a force in 2027 and Sallaska’s continued development of his mix as a whole will give him the opportunity to contribute to a talented squad this spring.

Pace Segraves C / OF / Metro Christian, OK / 2029 C Pace Segraves (Metro Christian Academy, 2029) flashed a balanced skillset and steady development across his game. Segraves barreled a peak exit velocity of 90.4 mph with an 85.7 mph average EV, with each making personal bests. Further, he had a personal bests 60 time and Hard Hit %. Defensively, he showed much of the same growth working up to 73 mph from a crouch and pop time as low as 2.05. Segraves continues to fill out the 5’11” and 175 pound frame as a strong target behind the plate and ability to drive the baseball from alley to alley with his best baseball still in front of him.

Grant Serfoss OF / SS / Arapaho-Butler, OK / 2029 UTL/RHP Grant Serfoss (Arapaho-Butler, 2029) flashed a strong offensive profile built around pressuring opposing defenses. Serfoss turned in a 6.78 60 and 29.4” vertical - each of which being second best on the day but his max run speed of 20.6 mph paced the day. He continues to fill out the 5’10” and 146 pound frame as he registered personal bests in a number of categories. Among them, max EV, avg EV, and his 60% Sweet Spot % will lead to a number of XBHs in the future. Defensively, Serfoss showed arm strength with an 88 mph infield velocity and 87 mph from the outfield while also showing versatility to defend around the diamond. Finally, he showed command with 2-way upside on the mound. The fastball worked up to 83 mph as part of a 3-pitch mix. Serfoss is coming off a monster fall season for Arapaho-Butler and continues to develop an offensive profile that can impact games in a variety of ways.

Baylor Shaw C / 3B / Hennessey, OK / 2028 C Baylor Shaw (Hennessey, 2028) showed the ability to drive the ball from alley to alley with XBH and middle of the order upsidet. At the plate, Shaw recorded a firm 94.9 mph max EV which is a personal best to date. Further, his avg EV was a personal best, as was his hand speed. Behind the plate, he posted pop times of 2.00–2.09 with a 74 mph arm, with an accurate throwing arm to 2B. At 6’1” and 176 pounds, Shaw already has a desired frame you look for in a battery mate with more to add as he continues to develop and is showing at ORU boasts middle of the order upside and future power potential.

Sawyer Sims RHP / 3B / Chandler, OK / 2028 RHP Sawyer Sims (Chandler, 2028) flashed an intriguing three-pitch arsenal with supporting peripheral metrics at ORU. Sims ran his fastball up to 86.3 mph with 16.3 inches of IVB and a release height similar to each of his other two offerings. He secondary mix is led by a high-spin 68.6 mph curveball (2,311 RPM max) with slurvey shape (-9.1" IVB/-12.2” HM) that he can consistently land in the zone. The changeup provides big fade with over 19” of HM that can give him a weapon against LHH as well as RHH at times. The delivery is tough on opposing hitters, Sims crossfires hard, and the uncomfortable nature of those ABs will help him jump ahead and put away opposing hitters.

Dakota Smith RHP / 2B / Mustang, OK / 2028 RHP Dakota Smith (Mustang, 2028) showcased pitchability and plenty of upside throughout his bullpen. A long, loose arm that worked into the mid 80s with IVB up to 19.1”. Further, he showcased feel for a sinker with minimal IVB and up to 19.1” of HM. His feel for both fastballs, distinctly different shapes, illustrate the feel that he flashed throughout his pen. His secondary offerings furthered that sentiment with both a curveball and slider, distinctly different shapes, with the slider providing swing and miss characteristics. He also turned over a 75.4 mph changeup with 17.8” of fade, giving him a true five-pitch mix to attack hitters. Smith showcased a strong foundation that provided depth for the 2026 6A State Champions last spring, but it was packed with upside and projectability with the best still yet to come for the 6’3” and 182 pound right hander.

Oliver Smith 3B / RHP / Fayetteville, AR / 2029 INF/RHP Oliver Smith (Fayetteville, 2029) turned in an impressive overall showing, with legitimate 2-way upside and a physical profile at 6’1” and 177 pounds. Smith generated loud contact throughout BP, a 95.5 mph peak exit velocity and an 85.9 mph average EV, with efficient force production up to 20g Rotational Acceleration. Defensively, he was up to 86 mph across the diamond as a reliable, sure-handed defender. On the mound, he attacked the zone with a 3-pitch mix highlighted by a fastball up to 86.4 mph with up to 16.3” of HM. He showcased a breaking ball with limited IVB and the HM to miss bats. Packed with upside, Smith will be a fun follow in the 2029 class as he appears to be just scratching the surface in his development.

Kix Stephens C / RHP / Byng, OK / 2027 C Kix Stephens (Byng, 2027) showcased a series of traits that will allow him to impact games in a variety of ways. Behind the dish, he registered pop times as low as 2.03, athletic feet, and an accurate throwing arm. At the plate, he showed the ability to handle the bat, use the entire field, and drive the baseball into the outfield. The uncommitted senior catcher is a name for schools to know as he is a desirable battery mate that can control the run game consistently.

Zane Taylor 1B / OF / Claremore, OK / 2028 1B Zane Taylor (Claremore, 2028) showcased a physical, middle of the order presence, throughout his day at ORU. At 6’2” and 255 pounds, Taylor started the day with his best 60 to date at 7.48 and showed athleticism at the first base position. In BP, Taylor drove balls with authority to both alleys, recording a 97.4 mph max exit velocity, an 88.9 mph average EV, and a strong 62% hard-hit rate, depositing balls for XBHs consistently. There are signs of steady development for the Claremore product in all facets as he looks to impact the lineup of a Zebra squad on a shortlist for the 5A title in 2027.

Parker Thomas RHP / OF / Edmond Memorial, OK / 2028 RHP Parker Thomas (Edmond Memorial, 2028) jumped as a true winner of the Tulsa Fall ID with a strong showing and clear development. He showcased one of the firmer fastballs of the group during his bullpen as the right-hander touched 87.6 mph with his fastball, averaging 19.6 inches of max IVB for high-riding life in the strike zone. He paired the heater with a pair of breaking balls - a  curveball and a slider with distinctly different shapes. The slider has the makings of a wipe out pitch that can get plenty of swing and miss. The mid 70s offering got up to -15” of HM that will simply run RHH out of stick. To finish, he fired a firm changeup that was up to 80 mph and 20.5” of HM. The Edmond Memorial product was a standout performer at ORU with command of his mix and upside to continue developing into his 6’3” and 186 pound frame.

Trypton Thornton 1B / RHP / Owasso, OK / 2028 INF/RHP Trypton Thornton (Owasso, 2028) notched a number of personal bests with a well-rounded game that also featured 2-way upside. The 97.5 mph max EV, 90.7 mph avg EV, and 88% Sweet Spot % are all personal bests logged throughout a loud round of BP. The XBH upside visible throughout, Thornton’s athleticism was on display throughout the day as well. Sure-handed defender on the infield, there is reason to believe there is versatility defensively as well. On the mound, he pitched into the mid 80s as part of a 4-pitch mix he commanded. Packed with upside, look for Thornton to impact a talented Ram lineup in 2027.

Chase Wilder RHP / 2B / Bentonville West, AR / 2028 RHP/INF Chase Wilder (Bentonville West, 2028) delivered an explosive 2-way profile supported with strong peripheral metrics. Wilder pumped his fastball up to 89.9 mph, showing life in the zone with ride (16.3” IVB) and run (17.2” HM). Despite the life on the fastball, the secondary offerings may speak to the upside even more. Both the curveball and slider feature different shapes with Wilder landing each in the zone. Further, the slider has the makings of a wipeout, swing and miss offering that will be a difficult matchup for a RHH with up to -19.6” HM and 2729 RPMs. A quick arm that is loaded with upside, Wilder was a standout performer at ORU with an explosive 3-pitch mix as he is just scratching the surface with his 6’2” 170 pound frame.

JP Zimmerman OF / RHP / Jenks, OK / 2029 OF JP Zimmerman (Jenks, 2029) flashed intriguing upside with athleticism throughout his game at the Tulsa Fall ID. A long levered 6’4” and 168 pounds, he showed explosiveness with a 24.6” vertical jump that was third best in the entire event. Offensively, he produced force efficiently with 27.4g Rotational Acceleration with 71.8 mph bat speed and up to 93.2 mph max EV. He was up to 82 mph across the infield as well. Zimmerman already features a skillset that can impact games, but there is plenty of upside and projection for the future.

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