Travel
Midsummer Risers: Travel ball standouts in Class of 2027
Loomis Chaffee ’27 Jacob Budarz has four homers this summer with MVP New England. (Loomis Athletics)
We have passed the halfway point for most summer travel ball seasons at the high school levels. The Perfect Game WWBA National Championship events are ongoing in Marietta, Ga., for many of the top travel programs in the nation.
The second half of the summer travel ball season typically includes the most prestigious showcase events, such as the PBR Future Games, Perfect Game National Showcase, East Coast Pro Showcase, and the Area Code Games. We will continue to track the performance of New England’s top programs and players over the next month.
For now, we will look to highlight some of New England’s top performers from the first month of the summer travel ball season.
We will conclude the series with prospects in the Class of 2027. Here’s a look at 15 incoming high school juniors who have shined this summer.
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