Watch list: Under-the-radar uncommitted prospects from New England

Will Bordes will transfer from Groton-Dunstable to Milton Academy and reclassify as a '22. (Courtesy photo)

Throughout the spring, we've tried to provide a lay of the land for the New England college recruiting scene.

For a region of the country that doesn't get much respect in terms of producing top baseball talent, there are certainly diamonds to be found in the rough. For instance, 177 prep school players are currently committed to college baseball programs.

At our NEBJ Recruiting Hub, you can find roundups of the top players in each of New England's six states, as well as lists of college commitments and top uncommitted prospects. Many of the players listed in the NEBJ Hub are Division 1 prospects who have already committed to schools. Even the top uncommitted players will likely find their way to college programs despite the break in play this spring.

Here is a list of under-the-radar prospects who have the ability to play at the college level, but may be hurt the most by the lost season this spring.