Dane
Hrasky

INF Dane Hrasky (O’Fallon) is a speedy infielder who showed well at the State Games. He began his impressive showing during the workout portion of the event where the 6-foot, 155-pound prospect ran a 6.47 60, good for second-best for the event. In gameplay, Hrasky was on the barrel from the right side, paired with easy foot speed out of the box. His swing is simple and flat through the zone, allowing for line drive contact to all fields. Defensively, Hrasky was consistent and showed reliable hands up the middle to pair with his rangy athleticism.

Positional Profile: SS/OF
Body: 6-0, 155-pounds.
Hit: RHH. Stock setup, up and down leg lift, repeats. Uphill path, looks to lift the ball, fly ball contact middle/pull-side approach. 68.1 mph bat speed with 9 G’s of rotational acceleration.
Power: 90 max exit velocity, averaged 79.4 mph. 315’ max distance.
Arm: RH. INF - 83 mph. Works slightly uphill, 3/4 slot.
Defense: Fluid footwork, plays through the baseball athletically, easy actions with a quick first step.
Run: 6.47 runner in the 60.

Uncommitted, ranked No. 106 overall in the state’s soon-to-be senior class. Lean, wiry 6-foot, 155-pound athlete with quick twitch. Hit leadoff and started at second base in this look for O’Fallon. Simple and controlled operation at the plate, hands start back with minimal movement at load, balanced. Works short and level through the zone, stays on plane. Sprayed a two-strike, two-run single into left field for the Panthers in the bottom of the second inning. Easy, athletic mover on the infield with soft hands and clean footwork. Has the actions to stick at either shortstop or second base at the next level and be an asset, with the athleticism to roam around center field as well. Able to impact the game positively in multiple ways. Finished his junior year slashing .360/.470/.559 with 12 extra-base hits, 10 of them triples, with 26-of-30 stolen bases.

Uncommitted, ranked No. 153 overall in the Illinois’ junior group. Lean 6-foot, 155-pound quick-twitch athlete. Hit leadoff and started at second base in this look. Has greatly improved at the plate over the last 12 or so months, loosening up his operation and setting his hands in a more comfortable position. Quick hands that stay short to contact with a slight bar, level through the zone. Jumped all over a fastball in his first at-bat and drove it deep into the right-center gap for a triple, coming around to score in the next at-bat. Advanced run tool, ran a 6.55 60 this winter and it shows on the field. Slashing .409/.527/.818 in 56 plate appearances this spring with nine triples, 10 stolen bases, and more walks (9) than strikeouts (8).

MIF Dane Hrasky (O’Fallon, 2025) had a strong showing in multiple areas of his workout at this event, starting by running an event-best 60-yard dash (6.55), and he also jumped 33.7” in the vertical. Hrasky sprayed line drives to the opposite field in BP, consistently impacting the baseball at a higher rate both on average (85.1 mph) and at peak (93.4 mph). Defensively, Hrasky has the potential to be an impact type glove on the dirt with the actions and athleticism to stick there at the next level.

Positional Profile: SS/2B
Body: 5-11, 155-pounds. Wiry frame.
Hit: RHH. Stock setup, up and down trigger. Twitchy, quick swing, slightly uphill, barrels the baseball to all fields.
Power: 84 max exit velocity, averaged 72.8 mph. 275’ max distance.
Arm: RH. INF - 86 mph. Long, loose, quick arm, 3/4 slot.
Defense: Athletic actions, fields ball to body, quick hands, clean transfer, quick to release.
Run: 6.66 runner in the 60.

Wiry, athletic 5-foot-10, 155-pound frame that’s starting to fill out with room for more. Hit in the seven hole and started at second base in the Panthers’ win. Loose hands, long and level path to contact. Ripped a double down the left field line in his first at-bat, jumping on an inner-half heater in a fastball count. Showed some offensive versatility for his second hit, dropping a bunt down the third base line for an infield single. Finished 2-for-3 with a run scored. A true asset defensively on the infield, has consistently shown our staff well advanced glove work for his age both in I/O and during gameplay. Effortless mover with a quick first step to both sides, seamlessly covers ground with soft funnels throughout. Makes the difficult plays look routine, has a natural feel for himself on the dirt and should have no issue sticking there moving forward. 

Positional Profile: SS/2B
Body: 5-9, 140-pounds.
Hits: RHH. Open setup, short stride. Lets the ball travel, uphill swing and works elevated contact to all fields.
Power: 83 max exit velocity, averaged 73.8 MPH. 298' max distance.
Arm: RH. INF-81 mph.Long and loose arm action, slightly elevated 3/4 slot. Able to throw from multiple slots on the move.
Defense: Active athletic feet, lower half gets around the baseball, fluid on the move with body control. Steady hands that work out front of body, secure exchange to release.
Run: 6.95 runner in the 60.
Vizual Edge: 68.52 Edge Score

Positional Profile: SS/2B
Body: 5-9, 140-pounds.
Hits: RHH. Open setup, short stride. Lets the ball travel, uphill swing and works elevated contact to all fields.
Power: 83 max exit velocity, averaged 73.8 MPH. 298' max distance.
Arm: RH. INF-81 mph.Long and loose arm action, slightly elevated 3/4 slot. Able to throw from multiple slots on the move.
Defense: Active athletic feet, lower half gets around the baseball, fluid on the move with body control. Steady hands that work out front of body, secure exchange to release.
Run: 6.95 runner in the 60.
Vizual Edge: 68.52 Edge Score

The event’s most complete round of infield defense came from INF Dane Hrasky (O’Fallon, 2025). Built at a lanky 5-foot-9, 135-pounds, Hrasky floated around the infield with a confident and controlled presence to him, effortlessly covering ground laterally. His athleticism was evident early in his workout, as he ran a 7.07 in the 60-yard dash, and he solidified that metric by how he moved on the infield. He showed well advanced actions for his age throughout and a smooth, savvy glove that projects to stick up the middle in the long run. Hrasky’s arm accurately worked from multiple slots on the move and he topped at 78 mph across the diamond on his hardest bullet. Hrasky also showed an aggressive, intentful right-handed swing with extension through contact and worked gap-to-gap. Hrasky registered a max exit velocity of 85 mph, above-average given his age and frame. High-follow 2025 middle infielder.