Milwaukee Area Technical JC commit, currently ranked at No. 63 in the state’s senior class, strong and athletically built at 5-foot-10, 184 pounds. Played center field and hit leadoff for the Falcons, getting on base consistently throughout going 3-for-4 on the day with a run scored. The left-handed hitter went 3-for-4 and scored a run. He features a loose, fluid swing that stays level through the zone. Defensively, he’s quick and athletic, tracking down every ball hit in his direction.
6/25/24
Uncommitted. The Westosha Central offense were tough outs all season long, led by the production turned in from Sieler in the leadoff spot. The centerfielder was the table-setter for the Falcons, as he hit .430 with 34 runs scored against tough non-conference competition, all while playing in the Southern Lakes Conference. Sieler was an on-base machine for Westosha Central—leading his team to the Division 1 State Semifinals in the process. Defensively, Sieler provided good looks throughout the season—establishing himself as an intriguing name-to-know in Wisconsin’s 2025 class.
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Milwaukee Area Technical JC commit, currently ranked at No. 63 in the state’s senior class, strong and athletically built at 5-foot-10, 184 pounds. Played center field and hit leadoff for the Falcons, getting on base consistently throughout going 3-for-4 on the day with a run scored. The left-handed hitter went 3-for-4 and scored a run. He features a loose, fluid swing that stays level through the zone. Defensively, he’s quick and athletic, tracking down every ball hit in his direction.
Uncommitted. The Westosha Central offense were tough outs all season long, led by the production turned in from Sieler in the leadoff spot. The centerfielder was the table-setter for the Falcons, as he hit .430 with 34 runs scored against tough non-conference competition, all while playing in the Southern Lakes Conference. Sieler was an on-base machine for Westosha Central—leading his team to the Division 1 State Semifinals in the process. Defensively, Sieler provided good looks throughout the season—establishing himself as an intriguing name-to-know in Wisconsin’s 2025 class.