Xaverian '25 Jackson Morse (GBG Northeast Hawks) is hitting .378 with four doubles. (Brian Kelly/NEBJ)
The summer travel baseball season is drawing to a close with many prospects planning to take a well-deserved rest in August.
Before that respite, some high school and prep prospects are boosting their respective stocks in the world of college recruiting. In the weeks to come, we'll see if those performances translate to increased recruiting interest, campus visits, and even offers from college coaches.
Starting on Aug. 1, the NCAA will allow college coaches to extend offers to high school prospects in the Class of 2026. So, this is certainly a pivotal time for incoming juniors.
Here is a look at 15 travel ball prospects who emerged as top prospects during the month of July.
