Mississippi Class of 2025 Rankings: Official Release (2024)

August 30, 2023
PBR Mississippi Staff

After a busy summer full of events in the Magnolia State, the Class of 2025 Player Rankings is long overdue for an update as these players have just started their junior year of their high school careers. There were a ton of new names who entered into the fold, as well as a number of others who continue to elevate their game, warranting plenty of movement to the list. Most of the same names are still inside the Top-10 from the last update, but there's some shakeup as we have expanded the list to 100 players.

+Jacob Parker continues to hold on the the top spot in the 2025 class rankings. The big, athletic left handed hitting outfielder had a monster year at the plate for Purvis as they captured the 4A State Championship. Parker, a Mississippi State commit, also contributed heavily on the mound as the RHP got stronger throughout the year and saw his fastball regularly reach the 90 mph mark late in the season. His future looks to be a power bat at the plate but it certainly doesn't hurt to have his arm in the rotation as the Tornadoes will look to repeat in 2024.

2025 OF Jacob Parker@Parker13Jake | @knightknation4L | @PBR_Mississippi | @HailStateBB
6-foot-4, 195 pounds@PBR_Mississippi’s #1 2025 player. Strong wrists and impressive bat speed. Lots of power in the tank. #NPI23 pic.twitter.com/u3TGULcOec
— PBRT Scouting (@pbrtscouting) June 12, 2023

+ Lewisburg’s LHP Talon Haley picked up steam throughout the season and into the summer and makes the jump to #2. The Vanderbilt commit was a major contributor on the mound in the Patriots run to the 6A State title. Haley uses a 3 pitch mix which includes a fastball that works in the 88-93 mph range, a solid change up, and a breaking ball that has tons of knee buckling action and depth.

‘25 LHP Talon Haley (MS) found his groove after the first in a strong showing for @EasleyBaseballC
Wiry southpaw worked 88-91 w/ some arm side life along with a tight breaking ball at 75-79 (2500+)
Quick arm w/ more to come. @VandyBoys recruit #NPI23 || @PBR_Mississippi pic.twitter.com/UoPSVUosYF
— Shooter Hunt (@ShooterHunt) June 10, 2023

+Landon Harmon, a 2022 Future Games participant, continues to establish his dominance on the mound and comes in at #3 in the class of 2025 player rankings. The Mississippi State commit helped East Union win the 2A State Championship once again and will use his low 90’s fastball this coming spring in hopes of leading the Urchins to an impressive 3rd straight championship.

Landon Harmon (2025) of East Union using his lean 6-5 frame to generate leverage was up to 91 mph today with run. The Mississippi State commit also showed tight downward action to his breaking ball. @landonharmon51 @EastUnionAC @HailStateBB @ShooterHunt #NPI23 pic.twitter.com/W63z0G7VkZ
— PBR Mississippi (@PBR_Mississippi) June 9, 2023

+ Purvis SS/RHP Joseph Parker comes in at #4, though could arguably be in the top spot after his incredible high school season which included a .487 batting average and 15 homeruns. Like his twin Jacob, “Jo Jo” can get it done on the mound as well with an upper 80’s fastball and a solid array of secondary pitches. The Mississippi State commit will be an integral part in the Tornadoes plan to repeat at the 4A level.

Joseph Parker (2025) of Purvis is developing some serious pull side power as the Mississippi State commit drives his 7th and 8th homers over the wall in right. @Parker2Jojo @purvisbaseball @HailStateBB @ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/pArmo1ef2i
— PBR Mississippi (@PBR_Mississippi) April 6, 2023

+ Oak Grove's Maddox Miller stays at #5 after a very stingy season on the mound for the Warriors. The Mississippi State commit went 5-0 with an impressive 0.42 ERA and 60 strikeouts. The lean 6-4 lefty works his fastball in the 86-89 mph range though should see a velocity jump with added lower half strength. He has a solid breaking ball, though his change up is what sets him apart as he kills the spin and mimics his fastball arm action very well.

Maddox Miller (2025) of @OGHSBaseball is arriving on the scene quick. The 6-2, 180 pound lefty worked his FB up to 86 mph while using a ++change and developing breaking ball. @MaddoxMiller35 @ShooterHunt #PBRFG22 pic.twitter.com/KqkydudZg9
— PBR Mississippi (@PBR_Mississippi) August 4, 2022

RANK	NAME	POSITION	HIGH SCHOOL	COMMITMENT
1	Jacob Parker	OF	Purvis	Mississippi State
2	Talon Haley	LHP	Lewisburg	Vanderbilt
3	Landon Harmon	RHP	East Union	Mississippi State
4	Joseph Parker	SS	Purvis	Mississippi State
5	Maddox Miller	LHP	Oak Grove	Mississippi State
6	Griffin Enis	SS	Corinth	Ole Miss
7	Dylan Causey	RHP	South Jones	Southern Miss
8	Banks Teater	C	Purvis	Southern Miss
9	Cooper Waddle	LHP/OF	Itawamba AHS	Uncommitted
10	John Austin Wood	C	Itawamba AHS	Texas Christian

RANK	NAME	POSITION	HIGH SCHOOL
9	Cooper Waddle	LHP/OF	Itawamba AHS
13	Baylor Roberts	INF	Saltillo
14	Leo Odom	RHP	Sumrall
15	Tre Bryant	3B/RHP	Jackson Prep
16	Gardner Young	LHP	Jackson Prep

RANK	NAME	POSITION	HIGH SCHOOL	COMMITMENT
32	Eli Wheat	INF	Oak Grove	Uncommitted
68	Cannon Turner	RHP/3B	Purvis	Uncommitted
91	Stone Myrick	1B/RHP	St Andrews	Uncommitted
94	Woods Roberson	RHP	Hartfield Academy	Uncommitted
100	Micah Coutta	LHP	West Jones	Uncommitted

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