| 2026 SUNY Corning Fall Prospect Showcase |
🗓️ Oct. 25, 2026 💲 $75
Compete, get instruction from college coaches, and gain recruiting exposure.
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Blessed to have received my 2nd offer to play college baseball. Thank you for taking your time to consider me to be apart of your great program @Coach_Szemacs@swatbsbl@TiffinCalvertAD
I can see people are always going to hate. I’m okay with it. I can also see people from my old school think I can’t compete, and thats I moved schools 😂 I played a half of a season less to be where I am now by choice, because it’s a better academic decision.
Ended my Summer Travel Ball season with 22.1 innings pitched, went from reliever (2 saves) to a starter 2.82 ERA 9 walks 23 strikeouts with a 1-1 record
I’ve never finished a 7 inning game 0-0. I pitched lights out and my teammates played great defense. Gave up 3 soft contact hits and struck out 8. Chipped in with a 🚀 double but we couldn’t find a way to score a run. Number 1 seed right now going into pool play game 4 tomorrow.
What impressed me the most: Tucker's development as an all around player. He played both corner OF positions well and had timely hits. Everyone thinks of his pitching, but he showed he's more than a one trick pony.
What impressed me the most: Vincenzo's patience at the plate, seeing a remarkable 540 pitches this season, helping him to have a nearly .600 OBP very late in the season due to walks and 2 strike hits. Said his job was to get on base & help his teammates see every possible pitch.
What impressed me the most: Charlie tore his labrum in football, had surgery, rehabbed extensively, and was somehow ready for the start of the season. Even more, he pitched some late in the season and I thought he looked better than last year.
What impressed me the most: Cameron lost a grand slam to a suspended game, and as far as I know, he never complained. He had an all time home run hitting season, but showed tremendous poise and ability on the mound too. Unbelievable righty power that will be remembered.
What impressed me the most: Connor had already committed to play college football and it would have been easy to lose his baseball focus; instead, he played his heart out like he was trying to earn a college baseball offer. Unbelievable natural lefty power that will be remembered
What impressed me the most: AJ had the courage and resolve to play football again, and after breaking his leg, worked hard to get back and ready for baseball season. Did not skip a beat and continued his outstanding baseball career. Capable of extra base hit every at bat.