Top 10 Alaska high school baseball players in Class of 2023

The Land of the Midnight Sun may be known for its breathtaking landscapes and rugged adventures, but beneath the aurora borealis lies a hidden gem: a crop of talented baseball players who are eager to make their mark on the diamond. With the Class of 2023's final high school season about to begin, let us turn our spotlight on those top ten prospects who promise greatness in their adult lives.
1. Kaden Ring - Anchorage, South Anchorage High School: A right-hander with stuff and control, he throws his fastball from the mid 80s. Ring also has strong power at the plate, making him a potent threat in both places.
2. Cole Sturgeon - Eagle River, Chugiak High School: Sturgeon has a live arm with a fastball that can hit the low 90's and an awesome breaking ball as well. He's also an excellent fielder at shortstop, the complete package for college scouts.
3. Tyson Grau - Fairbanks, West Valley High School: Grau brings a hefty swing to the plate; her ball is always driving far into the Alaskan outfield. With his strong arm, he fits in well on the outfield. His leadership abilities manifest themselves both on and off the field.
4. Ethan Huggins - Wasilla, Palmer High School: The southpaw Huggins is a crafty pitcher with excellent control of his pitches. A combination of off-speed throws and a trick fastball keeps hitters guessing, making him an effective stopper for the enemy team.
5. Dylan Cashman - Anchorage, East Anchorage High School: Cashman is a speedy outfielder who has made many game-winning plays. He's a high-energy player with keen defensive instincts, and he lifts everyone around him.
6. Lucas Nelson - Anchorage, South Anchorage High School: Nelson is a good contact hitter with a gap-to-gap approach. He gets a bat on the ball and makes productive outs, so he is always there to anchor the middle of that lineup.
7. Isaiah Eacrett - Juneau, Juneau-Douglas High School: Eacrett is a versatile player who can turn his hand to anything in the field. A capable pitcher, a slick fielder and an effective hitter he's someone valuable to Juneau-Douglas.
8. Noah Brown - Anchorage, Bartlett High School: The brown one is a power pitcher who throws in the upper 80s. His control still leaves a lot to be desired, but his raw talent and athleticism make him one worth keeping an eye on in the next few years.
9. Jack Frederick - Anchorage, West High School: Frederick is a dependable first baseman with an eye for the ball at bat. He's not flashy, but he gets the job done time and again, making him a key cog in West High offense.
10. Ethan Davis - Palmer, Palmer High School: Davis is a late bloomer who has come into his own in his senior season. He's a solid hitter with an eye for the barrel of the bat, which makes him potentially one to watch break out this coming season.
These are just ten of the talented players in Alaska's high school baseball Class 2023. The dedication, skill and enthusiasm these young men have for baseball is what will make them light up the game in years to come. So stay alert, sports fans; the stars of Alaska baseball are ready to show what they've got.