Greyson
Zach

Minnesota commit. Currently ranked No. 22 in the state. Physically imposing 6-foot-3, 215-pound frame. Batted second and played first base. A right-handed hitter, he impressed by putting up quality at-bats throughout the game while showing minimal swing and miss, and the ability to be on the barrel.

The former Future Gamer was solid in both aspects of the game last week. Offensively, finished 5-for-8 with three walks, HBP, double, two triples, four RBIs, and two stolen bases. On the mound, started in the 4-3 win against Merrill. In four innings of work allowed one earned run, on one hit, two walks, and struck out six.

Minnesota commit, Zach was a two-way contributor on the mound this past week. On the mound, Zach tossed a complete game allowing three hits, eight strikeouts and allowing a run. At the plate, Zach hit a game tying home run on Wednesday in a game Pewaukee would eventually win.

Minnesota commit, Zach has been a presence on both sides of the ball for Pewaukee. Helping Pewaukee go 3-0 on the week, on the mound, Zach tossed a no-hitter striking out 11 batters allowing a walk. At the plate, Zach was 6-for-11 with two doubles, a triple and four RBIs while drawing three walks and stealing two bases.

INF/RHP Greyson Zach (Pewaukee, 2025) was another member of Team Wisconsin at the Future Games and over this weekend, provided our staff with the first look at him since. Despite his physical 6-foot-3, 210-pounds, Zach is an impressive athlete as he is a 6.84 runner in the 60. At the plate, he swings a strong-right handed bat that is quick and direct to the ball. In his first game of the day, Zach’s power potential was on full display as he blasted a walk-off homerun over the center field wall to get GRB-STiKS off to a 1-0 start.

RHP/INF Greyson Zach (Pewaukee, 2025) was another two-way athlete who put in quality time for Team Wisconsin this past week, especially on the mound. Standing at a physical 6-foot-3, 205-pounds, Zach continues to add onto his frame as he progresses through his prep career. That strength welcomed a velocity bump, starting in the winter where he reached 90 mph from the mound. He has maintained that through the spring and summer, and showed it off on the national stage this past week. His fastball maxed out at 89.8 mph with life, sitting 84-88 mph throughout. He was able to pair his out-pitch with a curveball and changeup, as each pitch complements the fastball in a positive manner. Zach’s first outing of work illustrated that sequence, where the right-hander earned a strikeout and induced weak contact to shut down his opponents. What his pitching doesn’t necessarily speak to is the athleticism that Zach brings to the table, as the prospect ran a 6.84-second 60-yard dash to begin his workout day. At the plate, an easy swing allows Zach to utilize his natural strength to drive the baseball consistently; he finished with one hit in two at-bats over the course of the weekend, taking an upper-80s arm back up-the-middle for a base hit in Game Two of live action. After a strong showing on both ends of the diamond, Zach inserts himself as a name-to-know in Wisconsin’s 2025 class. 

PBR Future Games: INF/RHP Greyson Zach (Pewaukee, 2025) is another noteworthy two-way prospect who performed at a high level on Wednesday, especially in the batter’s box. Zach, standing at a physical 6-foot-3, 205-pound frame, utilized his natural strength to generate bat speed and barrels, which then resulted in a strong BP session. The 2025 prospect maxed out at 93.9 mph from the plate, showcasing a calm and quiet approach, flashing aggressiveness on pitches driven to the pull-side. The standout also clocked in at 6.84 seconds during his 60-yard dash, adding onto the numerous athletes from the Badger State to run a sub-seven second 60-yard dash in Georgia. Zach will see time on the mound in the round-robin action too, as arguably his strongest asset will be on display throughout the weekend.

RHP/INF Greyson Zach (Pewaukee, 2025) is the No. 2-ranked player in the state’s sophomore class, and possibly its most athletic. Zach gave our staff another impressive look this past Saturday in Waukesha. Listed at an athletic 6-foot-3, 205 pounds with strength throughout, he began the day by running a 6.93 in the 60-yard dash, an exceptional time for someone his size and age. He followed this up with an impressive bullpen where we saw his fastball hit an event-high 89.8 mph max. His fastball played with slight arm-side action and occasional sink. His curveball, 69-70 mph, varied between an 11/5 and 12/6 plane. And Zach rounded out his arsenal with a changeup that cuts from slight deceleration. Defensively, he showed clean and soft hands with athletic movements on the infield, paired with a quick arm that reached a high of 90 mph across, which was the highest of the event. In batting practice, Zach’s strength shows best in the batter’s box where balls jump from his right-handed barrel, from a middle to pull-side approach. He produces line-drive type of contact that averaged an exit speed of 91.8 mph, the second highest of the event, and a 95.7 max, also one of the highest of the day.

Positional Profile: SS/RHP
Body: 6-3, 205-pounds. Projectable frame, strength throughout, projection and fill coming.
Delivery: Medium high slightly closed leg tuck, loads into back heel, hip and shoulder tilt over rubber, controls move to front foot strike, medium high leg swing finish. Athletic, rhythmic, loose, synced.
Arm Action: RH. Long strong arm out of high 3/4 slot.
FB: T90, 87-89 mph. Plays with slight arm side action, occasional sink. T2139, 2013 average rpm.
CB: 69-70 mph. Roller curveball between 11/5 and 12/6 plane. T1910, 1863 average rpm.
CH: 73-76 mph. Changeup tends to cut, slight deceleration. T1231, 1208 average rpm.

Positional Profile: SS/RHP
Body: 6-3, 205-pounds. Projectable frame, strength throughout, projection and fill coming.
Hits: RHH. Wider base set up with relaxed hands. Gathers into back side, falls to hitting position, hands are direct to and through the ball, ball jumps middle to pull side off the bat.
Power: 96 max exit velocity, averaged 91.8 MPH. 269' max distance.
Arm: RH. INF-90 mph.High 3/4 slot, quick arm.
Defense: Clean hands, athletic, quick first step, soft hands.
Run: 6.93 runner in the 60.
Vizual Edge: 73.48 Edge Score

Zach stands at an imposing 6-foot-3, 190-pounds, already with some maturity to his build. From the right-handed batter’s box, Zach works from a wide, open stance and uses a leg-lift trigger to showcase some pull side pop. Displayed quick first step burst in the infield with a strong arm with carry, up to 87 mph across the infield. Later on in the day, Zach jumped on the bump where his impressive arm strength transferred over nicely. Using a drop-and-drive type delivery, Zach’s hardest fastball during his ‘pen registered on the Trackman at 84.1 mph, which was just a tick slower than the event leader. As for his offspeed offerings, Zach showed more feel for fading changeup that was thrown all around the zone for strikes. As for his breaking ball, it seems like he is still developing consistency but it did flash some sharp 11/5 action low in the zone. Altogether, the recent Junior Future Games participant has built on his already impressive track record and is a name to follow as he progresses through high school.

Positional ProfileSS/RHP
Body: 6-3, 190-pounds. Mature build. Present strength.
Delivery: Drop and drive type delivery.
Arm Action: RH. Long arm circle.
FB: T84.1, 82-84 mph. Tendency to cut. Life through the zone. T1959, 1838 average rpm.
CB: 62-64 mph. Developing feel. Flashed 11/5 action low in the zone. T1564, 1475 average rpm.
CH: 68-71 mph. Slight fading action. Slows arm slightly. Thrown for strikes. T1799, 1593 average rpm.

Positional Profile: SS/RHP
Body: 6-3, 190-pounds. Mature build. Present strength.
Hits: RHH. Stock set up, relaxed hands. Rock back over back leg, transfers weight back to center with natural hands trigger. Short rotational path, pull side power, strength and quickness through ball, flat short finish, 6
Power: 94 max exit velocity, averaged 85.8 MPH. 358' max distance.
Arm: RH. INF-87 mph .Shorter h3Q path with good carry,
Defense: First step quickness with burst and bounce, clean actions, smooth
Run: 6.91 runner in the 60.

Zach stands at an imposing 6-foot-3, 190-pounds, already with some maturity to his build. From the right-handed batter’s box, Zach works from a wide, open stance and uses a leg-lift trigger to showcase some pull side pop. Displayed quick first step burst in the infield with a strong arm with carry, up to 87 mph across the infield. Later on in the day, Zach jumped on the bump where his impressive arm strength transferred over nicely. Using a drop-and-drive type delivery, Zach’s hardest fastball during his ‘pen registered on the Trackman at 84.1 mph, which was just a tick slower than the event leader. As for his offspeed offerings, Zach showed more feel for fading changeup that was thrown all around the zone for strikes. As for his breaking ball, it seems like he is still developing consistency but it did flash some sharp 11/5 action low in the zone. Altogether, the recent Junior Future Games participant has built on his already impressive track record and is a name to follow as he progresses through high school. 

Zach impressed our staff previously, first at a Milwaukee-area showcase in May, and then again at our 14U tournament at The Rock Complex in Franklin, Wis. On both occasions, it was clear that Zach offers next-level athleticism as a strong 6-foot-1, 175-pound prospect who can also run, clocking advanced 60-yard dash times for both his age and size (measured at 7.19 last week). During Wednesday’s workout at the Junior Future Games, Zach showed off his natural bat strength from the right side, with a 92.1 mph max exit speed. In gameplay, Zach flashed advanced offensive traits like pitch recognition, which allowed him to barrel quality pitches to his opposite field or up the middle for hits, and he used his speed to steal a handful of bases from there. He also hopped on the mound in relief against Team West Virginia on Saturday afternoon, sitting 77-79 mph and reaching back for an 80 high on his final pitch of the game to secure a win for Team Wisconsin.