Indiana Prospects Baseball Organization

Through our organization, each player will acquire the necessary experience to succeed at the high school, college and professional level. With our "Best in Class" coaching staff and training facilities, our players receive unparalleled skill development and compete against other national baseball organizations. We work closely with high school and college coaches, as well as professional scouts to insure that our players receive the maximum exposure at each level of competition. 

If you are interested in applying for a coaching position for the 2013 season, please call or email Shane Stout.

765-639-6636 or Shanestout@indianaprospects.org

Each week from now until the end of April, ESPN will take a look at the elite Class of 2013 baseball prospects by ranking the Top 5 players at each position. This week they continue with the Top 5 left-handed pitchers

1. Stephen Gonsalves, Cathedral Catholic (San Diego)
Gonsalves, a University of San Diego, is up to 92 mph with his fastball and offers projection and a potential first-round profile. He uses his 6-foot-5 frame to create plane on the fastball and finishes his delivery with consistency.

2. Trey Ball, New Castle High School (Ind.)
Ball has big upside, sitting 88-92 mph and touching 93 with his fastball and offering a low-to-mid 80s slider and a changeup. He's 6-foot-6 and 180 pounds, but also possesses good athleticism. He runs well and brings a fluid delivery to the mound. Ball is committed to Texas, but has first-round abilities.

3. Dylan White, Sarasota High School (Fla.)
White, a Miami commit, is well built, standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 220 pounds. He sits in the 87-90 mph range with a four-seam fastball, but there may be quite a bit more velocity in the arm as he matures. and since he's not throwing 95 mph now, a firm low-90s reading could impact his draft stock significantly.

4. Evan Anderson, Dale High School (Okla.)
Anderson, who stands 6-foot-5, has four pitches, including a fastball in the upper-80s. He's grazed 90 on the radar gun and is also a power bat. He's most likely to be drafted as an arm, however, and the Ole Miss commit has a shot to pitch his way into an early selection.

5. Garrett Williams, Calvary Baptist (Shreveport, La.)
Williams has been pitching in the upper-80s with his fastball since he was 15 and is teasing the low-90s as a 17-year-old junior. He also offers a curveball and is known for working both sides of the plate. There's projection there -- he's 6-foot-3 and 190 pounds -- and he's built a strong reputation as a smart pitcher.

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