2026 Labor Day Classic East Player Spotlights

2032 Jaxson Roicki

Duskwolves

Jaxson has an athletic build and showed the ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball this weekend. Offensively, he has a simple setup with a smooth, repeatable load and a consistent bat path. He tallied 4 hits, scored 3 runs, and drove in 5 RBIs while posting a 0.444 batting average. He was even more impressive on the mound, tossing 6.2 innings while allowing just 2 earned runs and striking out 3. Jaxson’s two-way performance helped lead his team to a championship finish while earning him MVPitcher honors in his division.

2031 Mason De La Cruz

Duskwolves

Mason has a lean, athletic frame that projects well both at the plate and on the mound. Offensively, he featured a simple, balanced setup with a mature middle of the field approach and good barrel accuracy, allowing him to consistently produce hard contact. Over the weekend, he collected 4 hits, scored 3 runs, and drove in 2 RBIs while hitting 0.571. He was even more impressive on the mound, tossing 7 innings while allowing just 1 earned run and striking out 10. His ability to attack hitters and work deep into games stood out throughout the weekend. Mason’s all-around performance played a key role in his team’s championship run and earned him MVP honors.

2029 Ricky Fernandez

Eagle Eyez-2029

Ricky has an athletic frame and showed the ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball this weekend. On the mound, he features a quick, whippy delivery, stays in his legs well, and works with good tempo. His arsenal includes a fastball sitting 79-81 mph with arm-side run and a sharp slider sitting 68-70 mph with late horizontal break. He kept hitters off balance throughout his 4.1 innings of work, striking out 4 while allowing 0 earned runs. Offensively, Ricky has a short, simple swing with a mature gap-to-gap approach, making him a consistent threat at the plate. Over the weekend, he collected 5 hits and scored 4 runs while posting an impressive 0.556 batting average. His performance on the mound in the semifinal game played a key role in his team’s championship run and earned him MVPitcher honors.

2030 Gustavo Omana

Eagle Eyez-2029

Gustavo showed why he was named a Prospect Wire All-American with his all-around performance this weekend. Offensively, he has a balanced setup with good rhythm and timing, paired with quick hands and a consistent bat path that allows him to generate power while consistently making solid contact. Over the weekend, he collected 5 hits, scored 3 runs, and drove in 8 RBIs while posting a 0.500 batting average. He was also impressive on the mound, showcasing a fastball sitting 72-77 mph and a curveball sitting 62-64 mph. Gustavo tossed 3 scoreless innings and struck out 4 in the championship game. His two-way performance played a key role in leading his team to a championship finish and earned him MVP honors.

2027 Maclyn Wohl

Bay Area Show Scout

Maclyn has a long, wiry frame that projects well on the mound. He features a smooth, repeatable ¾ delivery and does a good job staying in his legs throughout his delivery. He commanded the zone with a heavy fastball sitting 80-82 mph and topping out at 84, complementing it with a 12-6 curveball sitting 70-72 mph. In 3.2 innings of work, Maclyn allowed just 1 earned run while striking out 7, showing his ability to keep hitters off balance and effectively work through the lineup. Maclyn’s efforts on the mound played a key role in his team’s championship finish.