2026 PW Fall World Series Player Spotlight

2032 Dimitar Popov

Winter Park Diamond Dawgs

Dimitar has an athletic frame and was an offensive threat all weekend long. At the plate, he has a repeatable load with quick hands and a short, compact swing that allows him to consistently find the barrel. Over the weekend, he tallied 6 hits, scored 4 runs, and drove in 3 RBIs on his way to posting an impressive 0.600 batting average. Dimitar’s offensive performance played a key role in helping lead his team on a deep playoff run.

2031 Bronson Brown

USA Scout Team Nike Scout-Donahue

Bronson has a lean, athletic frame and showed he can impact the game on both sides of the ball. Offensively, he works from a wider stance, stays in his legs well, and has a short, simple swing paired with a mature gap-to-gap approach, allowing him to consistently make solid contact. Over the weekend, he tallied 8 hits, scored 3 runs, and drove in 6 RBIs on his way to posting a 0.533 batting average. He was equally impressive on the mound, tossing 6.2 innings while striking out 10. Bronson’s two-way performance was a key factor in helping lead his team on their playoff run.

2031 McKaber Wiley

Tampa Hawks 

McKaber has a long, projectable frame and showcased his ability to impact the game in multiple ways. Offensively, he works from a tall stance with good rhythm and timing. Over the weekend, he tallied 4 hits, scored 6 runs, and posted a 0.333 batting average. He was also a threat on the bases, swiping 8 stolen bases. On the mound, McKaber has a smooth, repeatable delivery and works downhill. He commands the zone with a heavy fastball sitting 77-79 mph and a 12-6 curveball sitting 64-66 mph. He kept hitters off balance throughout his 4 innings of work, allowing just 1 hit and 1 earned run while striking out 6. McKaber’s two-way performance played a key role in helping lead his team to a 14U Gold Bracket Championship.

2031 Aiden Sumner

Blitz Baseball Select      

Aiden has a lean, athletic frame and was an offensive threat all weekend long. At the plate, he has a simple setup with a calm, controlled load, paired with quick hands and good bat-to-ball skills. Over the weekend, he tallied 7 hits, drove in 4 RBIs, and drew 6 walks on his way to posting a perfect 1.000 batting average. He also showed off his speed on the bases, scoring 9 runs and swiping 12 stolen bases. Aiden’s offensive performance played a key role in helping his team on their deep playoff run.

2031 Kendry Huerta-Cosca

Junior National 14U Garcia

Kendry has a long, athletic frame that projects well to the next level. At the plate, he has a balanced setup with quick hands and plenty of potential power. Over the weekend, he tallied 3 hits and scored 4 runs. Kendry was even more impressive on the mound, showing a free-and-easy delivery with more velocity to come with continued development. He commands an impressive three-pitch arsenal featuring a fastball with late arm-side run sitting 78-80 mph, a curveball with good depth sitting 65-66 mph, and a changeup with arm-side fade sitting 72-73 mph. He kept hitters off balance throughout his 4 innings of work, allowing just 1 earned run while striking out 9. Kendry’s two-way performance played a key role in helping lead his team to the 14U Silver Bracket Championship.

2030 Colton Whitcomb

Tampa Jackets Scout

Colton has an athletic frame and proved he could impact the game on both sides of the ball. Offensively, he has a smooth left-handed swing with good bat-to-ball skills and a mature gap-to-gap approach. Over the weekend, he had 3 hits, scored 2 runs, and drove in 2 RBIs on his way to posting a 0.375 batting average. He was just as impressive on the mound, tossing 4.2 innings while allowing just 2 earned runs and striking out 5. Colton’s two-way performance played a key role in helping lead his team to the 15U Championship, while his efforts earned him MVP honors.

2029 Kai Jacobs

Ostingers Baseball 2029

Kai has an athletic frame and projects well to the next level. Offensively, he has a balanced setup with a quick, whippy swing and stay in his legs well, allowing him to consistently square balls up and generate a ton of power. Over the weekend, he had 6 hits, including a 3-run home run to deep left field, while scoring 6 runs and driving in 4 RBIs on his way to posting a 0.463 batting average. Kai’s offensive performance played a key role in helping lead his team to a 16U Championship finish.