The June 2026 edition of the Class of 2029 baseball rankings has just been released, offering a snapshot of the nation’s most exciting high school prospects after a decisive spring circuit. Scouts and analysts gathered data from dozens of showcase events, and the resulting list reflects a blend of raw talent, polished hitting and defensive versatility.
At the very top of the list sits Mattias Di Maggio of California, whose combination of power, speed and baseball IQ earned him the No. 1 spot. His offensive skill set and athletic frame have made him a focal point for teams tracking the next wave of talent.
Close behind, Cooper Holland is celebrated as the premier infield prospect in the class, praised for his sure‑handedness and quick first step that translate into a reliable glove and a bat that can drive the ball to all fields.
Macgraw VanWormer brings a different kind of dynamism, noted for his explosive athleticism and the ability to make spectacular defensive plays while also contributing a strong bat when the lineup calls for it.
Evan Thompson, another West Coast standout, is recognized for his advanced offensive traits and raw power, traits that have seen his stock rise steadily throughout the evaluation period.
Texas' Deep Talent Pool
Texas enjoys a particularly strong showing, with four players cracking the top‑10. Leading the Lone Star contingent is Myles McCarty, whose left‑handed bat and poise under pressure have positioned him as the top‑ranked Texas prospect.
Maddox Bryant, meanwhile, is viewed as the most polished bat in the country, a hitter whose consistency at the plate has drawn comparisons to established collegiate stars.
All of these rising stars will have a chance to further cement their status at the upcoming Prep Baseball Super Sophomore Games, an event designed specifically for sophomores to display their skills in front of scouts and coaches.