Ian
Tosi

Got the start vs. De La Salle Saturday morning and was impressive throughout his six innings of work. Currently ranked No. 19 in the state, the athletic 5-foot-11, 177-pound southpaw showed a lot of poise in his start working out of trouble numerous times. His velo was down a few ticks from when we last saw him, but his stuff still played up in this look. His fastball sat 80-83 mph (T84), holding in the 80-83 range throughout with some ride through the zone. His go-to offspeed offering was a 70-73 mph changeup that played with arm-side tumble to get consistent swings and misses. Tosi went to a 1/7-shaped curveball that had some depth through the zone sparingly, as more of a show-pitch in the outing. Tosi will be a name to continue to monitor as the season progresses as the ace of the Caravan staff. Final line: 6.1 IP, 4 H, 4 BB, 2 R, 2 ER, 7 K.

Long known to our staff for his pitchability, LHP Ian Tosi (Mount Carmel, 2026) saw an uptick in velocity on Saturday. His fastball sat 86-87 mph, up from the 80-82 mph we saw at the Illinois State Games in August, but the metrics behind his heater made it one of the more analytically impressive pitches of the event. Tosi averaged 20.5 inches of vertical break on the pitch, staying behind it and back spinning it up in the zone to create natural carry. He turned over a changeup at 73-75 mph that played with 16 inches of horizontal movement on average as well, while also spinning a short wrinkle breaking ball at 66-68 mph.

LHP Ian Tosi (Mount Carmel, 2026) made significant strides this off-season and impressed in our first look of 2024. Standing in a 5-foot-11, 177-pound frame with strength and athleticism, Tosi showed well on the mound with feel for three pitches. His fastball sat 85-87 mph with ride through the zone, creating an average of 20.5 inches of induced vertical break. He showed a change-up that sat 73-74 mph with -16.6 inches of average horizontal movement. Tosi creates 12/6 shape with his curveball that sat 66-67 mph, creating an average of -11.1 inches of average induced vertical break. A name-to-know in the state’s 2026 class.

A name-to-know southpaw with athleticism and upside on the bump at 5-foot-11, 155-pounds: LHP Ian Tosi (Mount Carmel, 2026). A clean, polished mover downhill with a short, quick arm action, Tosi pitched in the low-80s with his fastball, generating both rise (19.1 IVB) and run (15.8 HM) at peak. He landed a short wrinkle mid-to-high-60s curveball for strikes and he naturally faded a 67-71 mph changeup that mirrored his fastball’s plane, too. In three innings of work, Tosi didn’t allow an earned run on 44 pitches, punching out six.

A name-to-know southpaw with athleticism and upside on the bump at 5-foot-11, 155-pounds: LHP Ian Tosi (Mount Carmel, 2026). A clean, polished mover downhill with a short, quick arm action, Tosi pitched in the low-80s with his fastball, generating both rise (19.1 IVB) and run (15.8 HM) at peak. He landed a short wrinkle mid-to-high-60s curveball for strikes and he naturally faded a 67-71 mph changeup that mirrored his fastball’s plane, too. In three innings of work, Tosi didn’t allow an earned run on 44 pitches, punching out six. 

Tosi showed an advanced feel for three pitches during his outing on Thursday. Athletic delivery, quick arm, sat in the high-70’s and touched 80 multiple times. Showed a fading CH that got swings and misses out of the zone. CB has late break and was thrown in all counts. Impressive pitchability that should only continue to get better.

Tosi showed an advanced feel for three pitches during his outing on Thursday. Athletic delivery, quick arm, sat in the high-70’s and touched 80 multiple times. Showed a fading CH that got swings and misses out of the zone. CB has late break and was thrown in all counts. Impressive pitchability that should only continue to get better.

5-foot-10, 150-pound, wiry, left-handed pitcher. Freshman, got the start on the mound and delivered a poised, impressive performance, especially given the playoff environment. Even-keeled, competitive demeanor, repeats delivery and showed a three-pitch mix with his changeup flashing well above-average feel. Fastball topped at 82 mph, sat anywhere from 79-81 throughout, played clean out of the hand and high-volume of strikes (70% on 88 pitches). Changeup was the main secondary offering at 68-70 mph with fade and worked at the bottom of the zone. Breaking ball flashed 1/7 shape, big depth at times, working in the mid-60s. Polished freshman left-hander with present pitchability and plenty more velocity to tap into down the road.

5-foot-10, 150-pound, wiry, left-handed pitcher. Freshman, got the start on the mound and delivered a poised, impressive performance, especially given the playoff environment. Even-keeled, competitive demeanor, repeats delivery and showed a three-pitch mix with his changeup flashing well above-average feel. Fastball topped at 82 mph, sat anywhere from 79-81 throughout, played clean out of the hand and high-volume of strikes (70% on 88 pitches). Changeup was the main secondary offering at 68-70 mph with fade and worked at the bottom of the zone. Breaking ball flashed 1/7 shape, big depth at times, working in the mid-60s. Polished freshman left-hander with present pitchability and plenty more velocity to tap into down the road.

LHP Ian Tosi (Mount Carmel, 2026) emerged as a name to know from Lockport on Monday. The 5-foot-10, 155-pound southpaw worked his fastball in the 80-82 mph range, topping out at 83 mph with an average IVB of 17.9 (T19.7). His slider and curveball both sat in the 64-66 mph range - while his changeup came in at 68-70 mph with up to 18” of run. 

Positional Profile: LHP
Body: 5-10, 155-pounds. Lean, lanky frame.
Delivery: Controlled drop and drive, works downhill, lands open.
Arm Action: LH. Short, quick arm action, high 3/4 slot.
FB: T83, 80-82 mph. Clean out of the hand, four seam type. T2071, 2019 average rpm.
CB: 65-66 mph. Gradual 1/7 shape. T2187, 2118 average rpm. 
SL: 65-66 mph. 2/8 movement, thrown to the glove side. T2069, 1960 average rpm.
CH: 69-71 mph. Slight sinking action, lower half of the zone. T1720, 1653 average rpm.

Positional Profile: LHP/OF
Body: 5-10, 155-pounds. Lean, lanky frame.
Hit: RHH. Tall, relaxed setup, leg-kick trigger. Easy loose hands, long path, level through the zone and pull-side tendencies.
Power: 83 max exit velocity, averaged 77.4 mph. 286’ max distance.
Arm: LH. OF - 80 mph. Long, loose arm path. Efforty with carry.
Defense: Athletic actions, slight hesitation at reception, feet play through with shuffle transfer.
Run: 7.67 runner in the 60. 

Delivery: Controlled drop and drive, works downhill, lands open.
Arm Action: LH. Short, quick arm action, high 3/4 slot.
FB: T83, 80-82 mph. Clean out of the hand, four seam type. T2071, 2019 average rpm.
CB: 65-66 mph. Gradual 1/7 shape. T2187, 2118 average rpm.
SL: 65-66 mph. 2/8 movement, thrown to the glove side. T2069, 1960 average rpm.
CH: 69-71 mph. Slight sinking action, lower half of the zone.  T1720, 1653 average rpm.

Positional Profile: OF
Body: 5-10, 155-pounds. Lean, lanky frame.
Hit: RHH. Tall, relaxed setup, leg-kick trigger. Easy loose hands, long path, level through the zone and pull-side tendencies.
Power: 83 max exit velocity, averaged 77.4 mph. 286’ max distance.
Arm: LH. OF - 80 mph. Long, loose arm path. Efforty with carry.
Defense: Athletic actions, slight hesitation at reception, feet play through with shuffle transfer.
Run: 7.67 runner in the 60.

LHP Ian Tosi (Mount Carmel, 2026) emerged as a name to know from Lockport on Monday. The 5-foot-10, 155-pound southpaw worked his fastball in the 80-82 mph range, topping out at 83 mph with an average IVB of 17.9 (T19.7). His slider and curveball both sat in the 64-66 mph range - while his changeup came in at 68-70 mph with up to 18” of run.

Athletic 5-foot-10, 140-pound frame. Advanced location for age group, had the ability to throw three pitches wherever and whenever he wanted to. Sat 73-75 mph with the fastball, and also mixed in changeups and sliders with swing-and-miss material. Shut down a strong lineup for three straight innings, working comfortably with a quick pace in between pitches. Left-handed pitcher to follow as he enters his prep career.