Jeremy
Thompson

Currently ranked No. 19 in the state, RHP/ 3B Jeremy Thompson (Romeoville, 2026) provided our staff one of the more intriguing two-way looks on the entire day. On the mound, the right-hander has a controlled tempo into a high leg-lift, firing down the mound with a drop/drive lower-half while striding in-line. His fastball worked in the 82-84 mph range, playing with some carry through the zone and setting up a tight, 10/4 slider with sweep and some feel for the zone, 70-73 mph. His final offering was a splitter at 70-73 mph, thrown with intent and playing with late drop and the ability to locate. At the plate, the right-handed hitter has a strong, controlled swing that stays mostly flat through the zone and utilizes his lower-half through impact, helping to create a max EV of 95.3 mph, averaging 90.3 mph with a max distance of 346’. On the infield, Thompson boasts soft hands with fluid actions, playing with rhythm and timing while appearing comfortable to both sides of his glove - also reaching up to 81 mph across the diamond.

INF/RHP Jeremy Thompson (Romeoville, 2026) did a bit of everything throughout the weekend. The right-handed hitter showed well above-average ability at the plate, collecting four hits in one game with a loose stroke and extension through the ball. Simple stroke that handles velocity well, worked the gaps routinely. He also hopped on the mound and reached up to 84 mph with his fastball, sitting at 81-83 mph. Showed feel for a 10/4 breaking ball at 70-71 mph.

RHP/UTIL Jeremy Thompson (Romeoville, 2026) is a physical right-handed hitter that took a number of aggressive, intentful swings for Cangelosi Sparks North 2026’s. Thompson has a 6-foot-1, 190-pound, strong, thick build and a presence in the box. There is length in the swing but he flashes bat speed with a heavy barrel and was on time.

Physical build on top of an athletic frame. Batted third and played third base for a loaded Sparks North team. Right handed hitter who sets up in an athletic stance with a short stride trigger. Draws hands back into load with a slight barrel wrap. Shifts weight well, barrel works slightly uphill, swings with intent. Present bat speed with some strength that projects for power.

5-foot-10, 175 pounds; advanced frame, highly projectable combination of strength and athleticism. Durable/strong lower half, physicality. Right-handed hitter, athletic setup, balanced base, hands set head height, quiet pre-pitch, calm. Simple coil load, elbow raised, leg lift stride/hang to landing. Short, efficient bat path to the zone, compact swing, barrel stays long through the zone; inherent strength generates impactful batted-ball profile. Hitterish profile and a high-follow to emerge from our PBR at The Rock Championships.