Power Baseball 2025 Fall Season Tryout Camp Standouts Part 1

From August 15-17th, players from the 2026-2030 classes participated in this year’s Power Baseball 2025 Fall Season Tryout Camp, taking place at Turn2 Sports & Performance along with the Boombah Sports Complex. Pitchers threw bullpens on Friday night followed by pro-style workouts on Saturday, and live game action on Sunday. Below is Part 1 of 4 of the top performers our scouting staff felt stood out the most throughout the event and are strong follows heading into the fall season.

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2026 RHP/OF Colson May (Lake Minneola HS, FL)
Uncommitted. Was a top two-way standout, notably on the mound where he ran his fastball up to 92 mph. Present above average athleticism and continues to add physicality to his frame. Loose, quick arm that mostly sat 88-91 while mixing in a low 70s curveball and a low 80s changeup. Still more in the tank as he continues to refine his mechanics. Fast hands at the plate with the ability to produce hard hit line drives all over. Translated to a double in game action. Topped out at 93 mph on his throws to home from the outfield.

2026 C Colin Thacker (Windermere HS, FL)
Uncommitted. Physical frame which translates to his overall game. Offensively the hands are strong and quick through the zone, resulting in plenty of hard hit line drives at 95+ mph exit velocity during batting practice. Drives the ball with intent. Above average defender behind the plate with a quick catch and release, consistently with pop times in the 1.92-1.97 secs range. Throws to the bag are accurate and show carry.

2026 IF Malachi Meyers (Lake Minneola HS, FL) 
Uncommitted. Physical, athletic frame notably in the upper half as the strength is present throughout. Stood out from an offensive standpoint as he displayed fast, strong hands through the zone and found the barrel often for loud, hard contact. The ball really jumps off the bat as he produced a 100 mph exit velocity reading during batting practice. Drove one over the left-center field wall that easily cleared it. Fields the ball under control with accurate throws across the diamond. Impact bat in the lineup.

2026 OF/RHP Andrew Barr (Lake Brantley HS, FL) 
Uncommitted. Present athleticism and a stronger lower half. Stood out as a two-way throughout the event. Started off by tossing a quality bullpen, pounding the strike zone with his full arsenal. Fastball up to 88 mph (mostly 86-87) and the above average curveball sat 72-74 mph with 2700+ RPM. Mixed in a 77-78 mph changeup that showed fade as well. The bat from the left side not only works gap-to-gap, but there’s present pull side juice as well. Quick and direct to the ball with loose, easy working hands. 

 2027 OF/LHP Kingston Ebanks (Olympia HS, FL)
Uncommitted. Was one of the top two-way standouts in his class, notably on the mound and offensively. Athletic frame that will continue to become more physical. At the plate from the left side he hammered multiple pitches deep into right field, right-center field during batting practice. Also drove a couple hard line drives back up the middle. Loose and easy working hands. During game action he drove one the other way for a single. Sprays the ball all over the field. On the bump he uses the curveball (72-74 mph) as a weapon to get off-balance swings and misses. Up to 87 mph with his fastball (more in there) and also flashed an upper 70s changeup with fade. 

2027 RHP/OF Christian Lynch (Oviedo HS, FL)
Uncommitted. Projectable frame with a fast arm. Ran his fastball up to 91 mph with life, mostly sitting 88-90. Mixed in a mid 70s curveball with shape and a 79-80 mph slider. The ball jumps out of his hand and there’s still more in the tank. During game action he struck out three batters, generating multiple swings and misses. Can really get in a groove and put away a lineup. Topped out at 91 mph from the outfield as well. 

2027 RHP/IF Gavin Greathouse (Trinity Catholic, FL)
Uncommitted. Tall, athletic frame that continues to fill out physicality. Made one of the most noticeable jumps on the mound, running his fastball up to 90 mph and sitting 87-89 with life. Mixed in a 77-79 mph slider with depth and a low 80s changeup that showed fade. The arm is loose and there’s still more in there. Offensively from the right side he showcased power to the pull side during batting practice. Works from a wide base and drives the ball with intent. Confident defender around the bag at 1B as well. 

2027 C Nolan Bultema (Lake Minneola HS, FL)
Uncommitted. Present strength throughout, notably in the lower half. From the left side of the plate offensively he ripped multiple pitches back up the middle during batting practice for hard line drives. Quick, strong hands and more power to unlock too. This translated to game action where he jumped all over a pitch and laced a ball into right field for a line drive single. Behind the plate he moves well laterally, working to keep pitches in the dirt in front of him. Accurate and on-line throws down to the bag. 

2028 RHP/UT Ethan Jackson (Eustis HS, FL)
Uncommitted. Showed off multiple big time tools, putting together an impressive overall performance. Athletic frame with present strength throughout. Fast arm up to 90 mph and the ball really jumps out of his hand. Feel for the slider and changeup as well. Above average bat speed from the right side that finds the barrel often, showing gap-to-gap power. Sent one over the left-center field wall during batting practice. Produced a base hit the other during game action. Up to 93 mph from the outfield and upper 80s across the infield. Versatile, high-end prospect.

2028 RHP Zachary Konrad (Hagerty HS, FL)
Uncommitted. Tall, durable frame with a quick arm that pounds the strike zone. Works from a simple windup and drives down the mound. Dialed up his fastball to 84 mph, mostly sitting 81-83 with plenty of run. More in the tank and expect to see a jump velocity in the near future. Also mixed in a mid 70s slider that showed late action and an upper 70s changeup. 

2029 C/OF Kaden Ramsey (North Marion HS, FL)
Put together an impressive overall performance throughout the event. Present above average athleticism. Offensively from the right side he displayed fast hands and the ability to rip the ball back up the middle for hard line drives during batting practice with more power to come. Produced multiple exit velocities of 90+ mph. Above average runner as well who clocked in at 6.90 secs in the 60 yard dash. Behind the plate he showed an above average arm with carry with pop times in the 1.97-2.03 secs range. Up to 84 mph on the mound, 82 mph from the outfield.

2029 C/1B Justin Caraballo (Lake Mary HS, FL)
Strong lower half. Really stood out from an offensive standpoint from the left side as he showed some present juice during batting practice, driving the ball deep into right field while showing the ability to go the other way as well. Produced a top exit velocity of 89 mph. Behind the plate he topped out at 73 mph on his throws down to the bag that showed accuracy.