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Session one of the TN Preseason All State Showcase event was held Monday, January 17th at Showtime Sports Academy in Franklin, TN. This event is the premium invite only event of the winter slate, featuring some of the best high school prospects from all across the state. These players went through an extended pro-style workout, took batting practice using Trackman and Blast Motion sensors. There were some players who showed up and continued to build off of prior performances, but there were also some new names who jumped onto our radar with a strong showing as they prep for the Spring season. 

Continuing our post-event coverage for this session, we take a look back at some of the top performers and standouts from the event. Please feel free to dive into our Stat Story, highlighting metric leaderboards, and be on the lookout for the Trackman Files, emphasizing batted ball and pitch data. Metrics are live in player profiles, and we continue to knock out prospect videos and individual scouting reports over the following weeks. Stay dialed in as session two will take place on January 30th to round out the event. 

 

Quick Hits (Alphabetical Order)

Brock Beddingfield, C, CPA, 2025

‘25 C @Brock_Bedd_24 (@CPALionsBSB) showing steady growth at #TNPreseasonAllState. Solid all around defender w/ sound receiving and his best pop of 2.04. Added strength, showing more juice (T 91.9) and more barrel consistency (T 80.8). @prepbaseball @PBR_Uncommitted pic.twitter.com/w2gsNCRt8z

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 19, 2022

 

Nolan Bernard, RHP, McCallie, 2025

‘25 RHP @NolanBernard8 (@McCallieBseball) looked the part at #TNPreseasonAllState, ranked #8 in the class. 6-2, 185-lbs long frame. FB sat 81-83 (T 2218 rpm) w/ good life and carry. Tunnels biting SL at 73-76 (T 2269 rpm) and Splitter at 71-73. @prepbaseball x @ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/D1pGZOqOcC

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 18, 2022

 

Ari Bethea, OF/RHP, Collierville, 2025

‘25 OF/RHP Ari Bethea (@Ari37484319; @CvilleBaseball_) did a little of everything at #TNPreseasonAllState. Heavy dose of line drives (T89.7; Avg: 85.7 exit). FB: 80-83, T84 (T 2132 rpm) w/ CB at 72-74 (T 2312 rpm). 89 from the OF and 7.43 runner. @prepbaseball @PBR_Uncommitted pic.twitter.com/JpRzsbvCNb

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 19, 2022

 

Houston Clark, C, Beech, 2023

Feel @HoustonClark2 can draw very comparable marks defensively w/ top end catchers in his class. Big target, but quiet movements & clean sticks to steal strikes. Handled high-level arms & committed himself to the weight room this offseason. Paying off big heading into Spring. https://t.co/UoQjDFoQgH

— Colton Provey (@ColtonProvey) January 19, 2022

 

Aidan Conley, SS, MBA, 2023

‘23 LHH SS @aidanconley5 (@MbaAthletics) has been consistent as the come. Sound actions defensively w/ tools to stick at SS. Good barrel control and above average bat speed, looking to spray it around (T92.8; Avg: 81.1 exit).@PBR_Uncommitted x @prepbaseball #TNPreseasonAllState pic.twitter.com/7wqLeOpsnM

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 19, 2022

 

Pete Daniel, SS, Ensworth, 2023

‘23 SS @PeteDaniel13 (@EnsworthBB) had a strong, well rounded showing at #TNPreseasonAllState. Lean, lanky frame w/ great actions up the middle & 85 INF velo. Heavy dose of line drives & hard contact to all fields (T 91.1 exit). 7.23 runner. @prepbaseball x @PBR_Uncommitted pic.twitter.com/jlfw9GcOTF

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 17, 2022

 

AJ Greene, INF, Collierville, 2025

‘25 INF AJ Greene (@AJGreen15153257; @CvilleBaseball_) continues to get more physical & fill out frame. Good bat speed (T 70.7) & barrel stays in the zone (Avg: 81.4 on plane efficiency). Good round of BP (T 89.4; Avg: 84 exit) & 81 INF velo. @prepbaseball #TNPreseasonAllState pic.twitter.com/pYetlcvs1c

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 18, 2022

 

Jordan Jewell, RHP/3B, Lebanon, 2025

‘25 RHP/3B @Jordan_Jewell10 (@LebanonHSBsbl) has a physical, strong frame as a two-way. Explosive arm w/ FB at 82-84, T85 (1980-2126 rpm) and SL mostly in mid to upper 70s (T 2079 rpm). 86 across the infield and line drive middle approach (T 88.8 exit)#TNPreseasonAllState pic.twitter.com/05azc7egb1

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 18, 2022

 

Caleb Jordan, SS/RHP, Riverdale, 2024

‘24 LHH SS/RHP Caleb Jordan (@calebjo01246235; @RDaleBaseball) sprayed it around in BP at #TNPreseasonAllState. Gets the foot down and lets the hands work.

FB at 77-78 (Avg: 1863 rpm) w/ some run and good shape to CB at 65-67, for strikes and bury. @PBR_Uncommitted pic.twitter.com/s5LJjVTPY1

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 18, 2022

 

Thomas Lankford, RHP/SS, Fairview, 2023

Intriguing first look at ‘23 RHP/SS Thomas Lankford (@thomas17738619; @wcsFvHSbaseball). Projectable frame at 6-3, 190-lbs & compact arm action. #TNPreseasonAllState

FB: 83-86 (T 2208 rpm)
CB: 68-70 | SL: 71-73 | CH: 76-78

60: 7.27 | IF Velo: 83 | Exit Velo: 93.9@prepbaseball pic.twitter.com/ByEDkB3lhK

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 18, 2022

 

Ean McCord, RHP/3B, Davidson Academy, 2025

‘25 RHP/3B @EanMccord (@DavidsonAcadBB) looked sharp at #TNPreseasonAllState. Heavy FB at 83-85 (Avg: 1788 rpm) w/ CB at 70-74 (T 2202 rpm). Improved CH at 75-78 w/ depth & some fade. Simple, balanced approach + swinging w/ intent and pop (T 90.5). @prepbaseball @PBR_Uncommitted pic.twitter.com/CcYq1ayJ01

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 19, 2022

 

Carson Quillen, 3B/C, Greeneville, 2025

‘25 3B/C @CarsonQuillen (@GhsDevilsBBall) flashed upside as a strong athlete (60: 6.96, INF Velo: 80) at #TNPreseasonAllState. Event best 2.01 pop w/ accurate throws + 76 C Velo. Peppered some line drives in BP (T 90.2 exit). Ranked 13th in class. @prepbaseball @PBR_Uncommitted pic.twitter.com/iXkFPYj55c

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 19, 2022

 

Cannon Rice, RHP, Rossview, 2023

Rice has made steady progress while still attacking the zone w/ velo uptick. Hides the hard SL w/ late bite and feel for CH. Gonna be a great arm to follow this Spring for @RHShawkbaseball. @CannonRice17 https://t.co/vHuXz0wIkx

— Colton Provey (@ColtonProvey) January 17, 2022

 

Holden Robinson, OF/RHP, Christian Brothers, 2024

‘24 OF @HoldenRobinson5 (@CBHSBaseball) has long frame w/ present strength and projection. Uses the levers to create leverage spray it around (T 92.8; Avg: 86.8 exit velo). 82 from the outfield and 7.42 runner. @PBR_Uncommitted #TNPreseasonAllState pic.twitter.com/6WuirwSFWA

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 18, 2022

 

Carson Sanders, 1B, Clarksville, 2023

‘23 1B @carsonsanders33 (@ClkHighBaseball) absolutely mashed some baseballs today at #TNPreseasonAllState. Above average bat speed w/ swing consistency and loud barrels (9 batted balls 96+ exit, T 99.9). Strong finish through contact.@prepbaseball x @PBR_Uncommitted pic.twitter.com/H4qhSx3Z4X

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 18, 2022

 

Aiden Schwartz, SS/RHP, Stewarts Creek, 2024

‘24 RHP/IF @Aidenschwartz06 (@Redhawks_7AAA) showed two way upside at #TNPreseasonAllState.

Wiry frame w/ compact arm stroke & feel for 3 pitches.
FB: 78-81 (T 2156 rpm)
CB: 65-67 (T 2379 rpm)
CH: 71-72 w/ fade and depth.
Table setter bat, spraying line drives (T 89.6 exit). pic.twitter.com/bYinmfv2Ez

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 18, 2022

 

Nick Stamper V, INF, USJ, 2022

‘22 INF @nickstamp24 (@USJBaseball) continues to flash strong speed/power tools. High level bat & hand speed, whipping bat through the zone. Heavy dose of line drives & gap power (T96.9 exit; Avg: 89.5). 7.07 runner that can stretch doubles. @PBR_Uncommitted #TNPreseasonAllState pic.twitter.com/O4DO1OWQ3J

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 19, 2022

 

Slader Tinker, SS/RHP, Daniel Boone, 2024

‘24 @SladerTinker1 (@BlazerBoone) posted event best 6.91 sixty at #TNPreseasonAllState. Solid actions defensively & 80 across the infield. Above average hand speed w/ pull to middle approach (T 88.3), looks to pressure defense w/ speed. @prepbaseball pic.twitter.com/GILr9zfu2S

— PBR Tennessee (@PBRTennessee) January 18, 2022

 

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