Wisconsin Fall Games: Names To Know
September 25, 2026
By: Wisconsin Staff
This is the week of the Wisconsin Fall Games, taking place October 3rd at The Rock Sports Complex, Franklin, WI, featuring players from the grad classes of 2029 through 2027. Over 90 players are headed to The Rock Sports Complex this coming Saturday.
Inside this article, we're previewing the talent making its way to The Rock Sports Complex by analyzing Prep Baseball showcase data since the start of 2025 to find the most impressive statistical outliers and under-the-radar athletes on this weekend's rosters.
Notable 2027's
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Samuel Jandrisevits OF / OF / New Berlin West Middle/High, WI / 2027
From 2/26/25:
+ OF Samuel Jandrisevits (New Berlin West, 2027) is an interesting prospect with some upside. His 5-foot-11, 147 pounds long and wiry frame shows considerable room to add more size and strength. His loose and fluid swing with a natural move and feel for the barrel was on display during batting practice. The Sophomore right-handed hitter was all over the barrel throughout his round and registered a max exit velocity in the high 80s. He was also 86 mph from the outfield and showed aggressive and controlled actions through the ball. Jandrisevits is a player we are high on and are excited to view how he develops.
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Jayden King RHP / Union Grove, WI / 2027
From 3/21/26:
+ RHP Jayden King (Union Grove, 2027): The 5-foot-11, 159.8-pound right-handed hitter and primary pitcher showcased an intriguing ceiling on the mound. Operating exclusively from the stretch, working with balance from a leg lift into a drop-drive lower half while working in line toward the plate. Throwing from a full arm action and a 3/4 slot, he generates late life out of the hand. His fastball sat 88-89 mph (2,271 rpm) with 13.9 inches of average induced vertical break, while his curveball played at 69-71 mph (2,179 rpm) with -10.0 inches of horizontal movement. The heater finishes well through the zone, additionally presenting late sinking action and run to pair with the bigger 11/5 shape of his breaking ball. Rounding out his three-pitch mix, he flashed a 76-79 mph (1,810 rpm) changeup that featured diving action off the fastball.
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Keanan Davis RHP / 3B / Waukesha West, WI / 2027
From 2/22/26:
+ INF/RHP Keenan Davis (Waukesha West, 2027) possesses a projectable 6-foot, 185-pound build that should continue to add strength. The right-handed hitter starts from a stock setup into a toe-tap gather, landing balanced with a quiet hand trigger. He generates a direct path that matches the plane early in the swing sequence, showing feel for the barrel and an up-the-middle approach. On the mound, the right-hander features a controlled delivery with a higher knee lift, working from a compact, loose 3/4 slot. His fastball sits 79-80 mph, topping at 81 mph, with an average spin of 2,055 rpm, showing armside run and feel and the ability to drive the ball through the zone consistently. Davis commands a sharp 12/6 breaking ball with 2,300 rpm average spin and a sinking changeup thrown with fastball intent with 1,691 rpm. His strong pitchability and developing offensive profile make him an intriguing two-way prospect.
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Braeden Hermes LHP / 1B / Kimberly, WI / 2027
From 03/05/26:
+ 1B/LHP Braeden Hermes (Kimberly, 2027) lean and physical 6-foot-1, 175 pounds, with even more room to continue to add to the frame. At the plate the left-handed hitter utilizes a balanced setup with a repeatable leg-lift trigger, demonstrating easy strength and feel for the barrel with a flat path, twitch. The ball jumps off the bat, averaging an 86 mph exit velocity with a max exit velocity of 98 mph. 6.80 runner, translating well to the dirt with easy actions and arm strength that worked up to 81 mph. On the mound, the southpaw works from a drop-and-drive delivery, staying balanced down the mound, repeatable arm motion and a low 3/4 whippy arm action. His fastball sat 82-84 mph, heavy with running life; the 73-74 mph slider is a sharp, late-sweeping offering that generates 17.6 inches of horizontal break on average projecting as an out pitch. He complements this with a big-moving, downer-type changeup at 68-71 mph that projects against both-handed batters, and a tumbling knuckleball at 67-69 mph that kills spin. Upside two-way talent that continues to add to his skillset, high-follow left-handed bat with feel for some quality and upside secondaries.
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Keegan Kinzfogl RHP / 3B / Oshkosh North, WI / 2027
From 02/21/26:
+ INF/RHP Keegan Kinzfogl (Oshkosh North, 2027) projectable frame at 6-foot, 207-pounds. Kinzfogl displayed a super loose and fluid delivery and was able to get his fastball up to 80 mph with feel to get the pitch to spots in the zone. He deployed a couple of useful breaking balls including a two-plane breaking curveball and a slider with an average spin rate of 2,604 RPM. Kinzfogl has a chance to really pop once he adds strength to his projectable frame.
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Colin Lamp 2B / RHP / Muskego, WI / 2027
From 06/23/26:
+ INF/RHP Colin Lamp (Muskego, 2027) continues to look the part of an uncommitted follow in the Badger State. Lamp owns a 5-foot-10, 178-pound athletic, well-proportioned frame. Right-handed hitter with a wide base, sitting into the backside with a knee-knock trigger. Works with a direct path, showing present strength and feel for the barrel while reaching a 97 mph max exit velocity. Defensively, showed steady actions with feel for the pocket and a clean shuffle into his throws. Arm worked with a full arm action from a ¾ slot, reaching 82 mph across the infield. He's a simple, deliberate mover on the mound with a longer arm path that works quick out front. He showcased a four-pitch mix with a fastball at 81–82 mph with life out of the hand and slight arm-side action. He mixed in both a slider and a curveball; the slider sitting 68–70 mph with 10/4 shape and shorter action that flashed sweep, and a curveball at 66–68 mph with 11/5 shape, averaging -16.1 inches of induced vertical break and -12.4 inches of horizontal movement that he showed feel to land and worked low in the zone. He rounded out his arsenal with a changeup at 77–78 mph that he threw with the same arm speed as his fastball. Lamp remains an uncommitted name to follow out of the junior class.
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Notable 2028's
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Paxton Akins SS / 3B / Racine Lutheran High School, WI / 2028
From 1/26/26:
+ INF Paxton Akins (Racine Lutheran, 2028) measured in at an athletic and strong 5-foot-11, 150 pounds with good proportions and plenty of room to add in the future. He produced some of the loudest contact on the day with the bat as he was consistently drilling the ball through both gaps. His 95.1 mph max exit velocity was the second best mark on the day and his 89.3 average exit velocity was the second highest. He moved well around the infield and showcased quality range, quality footwork and an accurate arm from multiple arm angles. The Racine Lutheran sophomore made a case to be a name to monitor moving forward for the 2028 class in the state of Wisconsin.
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From 03/26/26:
+ OF Tyler Beaulieu (Hudson, 2028): Beaulieu presents a compact, projectable 5-foot-7, 150-pound frame. The right-handed hitter works from a wide base with a controlled crash into his front side, utilizing a swing that is powerful and twitchy through the ball consistently driving the ball to all fields. He produced a max EV of 91 mph and an average EV of 83.7 mph and those numbers will most certainly tick up as he continues to add size and strength to his frame. He also showcased his athleticism earlier in the day by recording a 7.09 60-yard dash. Defensively, he was smooth and aggressive through the baseball with quality foot and glove work, and his explosive arm strength stood out among his peers as throws home topped 90 mph.
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Henry Bitenc RHP / OF / Wauwatosa East, WI / 2028
From 02/22/26:
+ RHP/SS Henry Bitenc (Wauwatosa East, 2028) is a well proportioned framed athlete who measured 6-foot, 178 pounds. The right-hander opened some eyes with his performance on the bump on Sunday. He repeated a loose and fluid delivery from a 3/4 slot and ran the lively fastball up to 87 mph with hard and late running action when it got to the hitting zone. He pairs the heater well with a 78-80 mph good feel to command a changeup with late sink that tunnels out of the same window. He rounds out his arsenal with a short and quick slider at 74-76 mph slider that he is able to land in zone. Bitenc projects as a high-upside arm with a developing three-pitch mix.
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Carmello Ciardo LHP / OF / Union Grove, WI / 2028
From 08/11/26:
+ Uncommitted. Currently ranked No. 127 in the 28’ class. The left-handed bat put together a pair of quality at-bats, collecting two hits, one being a double, and an RBI. The athletic actions were clear from the 5-foot-9, 156-pound frame, with still room to add on. Ciardo showed the ability to work the ball on a line, creating a flat direct path that works through the ball, with a clear feel for the barrel.
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From 03/28/26
+ INF Kameron Gruening (Hudson, 2028) is an interesting middle infield prospect who had a nice performance on Sunday. Gruening has athletic actions in the middle infield and showcased quickness laterally and smooth footwork through the ball. During hitting, Gruening demonstrated a well-sequenced right handed swing with barrel accuracy throughout his round. His 5-foot-9, 149 pound frame will certainly add more mass and strength which will allow the metrics to tick up in the near future.
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Austin Johnson SS / OF / Port Washington, WI / 2028
From 08/11/26:
+ Uncommitted. Currently ranked No. 131 in the 28’ class. Johnson has an impressive two days at the plate tallying two hits, a triple, two RBIs, a run, and one walk. The 5-foot-11, 170-pound frame works out of a repeatable and controlled set up, with hands that work compact and to the ball. He flashed the pop in game with the triple to the left-center gap, 89.4 mph off the bat. He showed athletic actions in the field as well, with soft hands, and fluid transfers.
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Syd Kowalkowski C / OF / Kettle Moraine, WI / 2028
From 06/23/26:
+ C Syd Kowalkowski (Kettle Moraine, 2028) strong 6-foot-0, 173-pound frame with strength throughout. Left-handed hitter with a tall setup, slightly open base, simple stride, and higher hand position. Present strength translates to impact at the plate, reaching a 98 mph max exit velocity. Defensively, showed a strong arm behind the plate with a 78 mph catcher velocity and pop times ranging from 2.12-2.14 seconds. Also showed the ability to handle the outfield, attacking the baseball with proper routes and a shuffle into throws, reaching 84 mph from the outfield with a quick over-the-top slot. An athletic two-way defensive prospect to follow in the 2028 class.
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Johnny Zambito LHP / OF / Elkhorn, WI / 2028
From 07/08/26:
+ OF/LHP Johnny Zambito (Elkhorn, 2028): Long-levered and athletic 6-foot-4, 190-pound frame. Rhythmic operation at the plate with quick hands and a direct bat path. Used the big part of the field with feel to backspin the ball achieving a peak exit velocity of 97 mph. Athleticism plays in the field with strong footwork and a loose arm, achieving a peak outfield velocity of 78 mph. On the mound, a loose simple operation utilizing a three pitch mix with the fastball up to 79 mph, the breaking ball at 63-65 mph with 11/5 shape, and a changeup at 71-74 mph with arm side fade.
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Notable 2029's
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Jake Barth OF / C / Oak Creek, WI / 2029
From 03/08/26:
C/OF Jake Barth (Oak Creek, 2029): At a sturdy 5-foot-6, 167 pounds, Barth presented an intriguing profile during his workout. The right-handed hitter utilizes a downhill path that is short, fast, and direct to the zone, leveraging the baseball out front to consistently smash balls through the big part of the field. He generated an impressive max EV number for his class at 92 mph max EV and an 87.4 mph average EV, showcasing raw power that is impressive for a 2029 prospect. A 7.24 runner in the 60-yard dash, he showcased quick burst off the line and should continue to improve on that number as he gains more strength and explosiveness in his lower half.
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Owen Linsmeyer OF / Seymour High, WI / 2029
From 06/30/26:
+ Athletic, well-proportioned 6-foot, 187-pound frame with room to continue adding strength, showing a rhythmic move into his hitting position and a short, compact path that consistently produced line-drive contact with an 84.9 mph average exit velocity and 93 mph max exit velocity. The left-handed hitter showed feel for the barrel, with the ball jumping off the bat when squared up. Defensively, worked aggressively through the baseball with smooth transfers and an accurate, quick arm from a three-quarter slot.
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Brock Taske 2B / SS / Oak Creek High, WI / 2029
From 03/08/26:
+ MIF Brock Taske (Oak Creek High School, 2029): Listed at a compact 5-foot-7, 145 pounds, the middle infielder presents an intriguing developmental profile. The right-handed hitter hits with a balanced and stable base, showing a clear feel for the barrel while consistently hitting hard line drives throughout his round. His offensive output included a max EV in the upper 80s and an average EV of 82.3 mph, proving that he was consistently on the barrel. Defensively, Taske is an easy mover who works cleanly around the ball with soft and reliable hands. Throws across the infield were accurate and true through the target. Taske feels like a reliable middle infield defender presently and in the future.
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