5 Star Midsouth Athletes Shine at Prep Baseball Tennessee Top Prospect Games

This past week, several athletes from 5 Star Midsouth took the field at the Prep Baseball Tennessee Top Prospect Games and once again proved why the future of baseball in the MidSouth continues to trend upward.

With players from the 2028 and 2029 classes represented, the event provided an opportunity for some of the top young talent in the state to compete, showcase tools, and post measurable numbers in front of the Prep Baseball staff. And as expected, the 5 Star Midsouth crew showed up in a big way.

Leading the way offensively was 2028 prospect Tyler Reynolds, who posted an impressive 101 MPH Max Exit Velocity while also recording an 82 MPH infield velocity and a 366-foot max distance during batting practice. Reynolds continues to establish himself as one of the more physical young hitters in the region.

2028 athlete Dylan Lincicum turned heads across multiple categories, running a 6.82 laser-timed 60 while posting a 90 MPH IF velocity and a 97 MPH Max Exit Velocity. His combination of athleticism and arm strength continues to stand out every time he steps onto the field.

One of the biggest eye-opening numbers from the event came from Andrew Perry, who recorded a blazing 6.55 laser 60-yard dash. Perry also added a 93 MPH Max Exit Velocity and a 353-foot max distance, continuing to showcase elite athletic upside.

Xander Jackson posted strong two-way metrics throughout the event. Offensively, Jackson ran a 7.70 60, recorded an 87 MPH IF velocity, and reached a 93 MPH Max Exit Velocity. On the mound, Jackson worked up to 84 MPH with an 80-84 MPH fastball range while mixing in a breaking ball at 69-71 MPH.

2029 infielder Keegan Lewis continued to show why he is one of the younger rising prospects to watch, posting a 7.04 laser 60 along with an 81 MPH IF velocity and 94 MPH Max Exit Velocity.

2028 prospect Ryan Ruby once again showcased his versatility as both a position player and pitcher. Offensively, Ruby ran a 6.90 60 while recording an 86 MPH IF velocity. On the mound, he worked up to 83 MPH with an 80-82 MPH fastball range and a 67-69 MPH breaking ball.

Behind the plate, Philip Pence turned in a strong catching performance with a 79 MPH catcher velocity and an impressive 1.85-1.94 pop time range. Pence also added a 95 MPH Max Exit Velocity and a 348-foot max distance offensively.

On the mound, Ty Fleenor delivered one of the top velocity performances among the 5 Star group, reaching 87 MPH while sitting in the 83.4-87 MPH range. Fleenor also showed feel for a sharp slider in the 75.2-78.6 MPH range.

The numbers posted throughout the event continue to showcase the talent, athleticism, and work being put in across the 5 Star Midsouth program. From athletic testing to offensive production and pitching metrics, the future remains bright for this group as they continue their summer showcase circuit.

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