Campbell baseball is one of the hottest teams in the country, riding a six-game win streak that has been defined by explosive offense, dominant stretches on the mound, and two statement victories over Top 25 opponents. What began as a midweek spark has quickly turned into a complete surge for the Camels, who are building momentum at the perfect time in the season.
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The run started emphatically on March 17, when Campbell powered past Duke, 13-3, in eight innings. The Camels’ offense erupted for 13 hits and broke the game open with a six-run fifth inning, setting the tone for the week ahead.
Just one day later, Campbell delivered its first marquee moment of the streak, walking off No. 16 Coastal Carolina in a dramatic 4-3 victory. That win not only gave the Camels a ranked triumph but also showcased their ability to win tight, high-pressure games against elite competition.
From there, Campbell carried that momentum into conference play, where the offense reached another level in a three-game sweep of Towson. The Camels opened the series with a dominant 19-4 run-rule victory, exploding for 16 runs across the final two innings to put the game out of reach.
The offensive surge continued throughout the weekend, highlighted by a historic performance from Jonah Oster in the series finale. The infielder hit for the cycle—going 4-for-5—as Campbell erased an early six-run deficit and scored 12 unanswered runs to complete the sweep, 12-8. It marked the program’s first cycle in 27 years and perfectly encapsulated the team’s resilience during the streak.
With five straight wins secured, Campbell turned its attention to another opportunity on the national stage—and delivered again. Traveling to face No. 14 NC State, the Camels controlled the game late and earned a convincing 7-2 victory. A key three-run home run helped break things open as Campbell capitalized on its chances while limiting the Wolfpack to just four hits.
Across the six-game stretch, Campbell has showcased a balanced attack. The lineup has produced double-digit scoring outputs multiple times, demonstrating both power and depth, while the pitching staff has delivered timely outs in both blowouts and close contests. The Camels have also proven their versatility—winning via run rule, comeback, walk-off, and road upset.
Now winners of six straight and 10 of their last 12 overall, Campbell has transformed its season after an early 4-7 start and is emerging as a serious contender in the CAA and beyond.
With confidence surging and signature wins already secured, the Camels’ streak is more than just a hot stretch—it’s a statement that Campbell baseball is a team to watch heading into the heart of the season.
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When Is The 2026 MLB Draft?
The MLB Draft begins the Sunday of MLB All-Star Week, which is being held in Philadelphia from July 11-14.
2026 MLB Draft Order
- Chicago White Sox
- Tampa Bay Rays
- Minnesota Twins
- San Francisco Giants
- Pittsburgh Pirates
- Kansas City Royals
- Baltimore Orioles
- Oakland Athletics
- Atlanta Braves
- Colorado Rockies
- Washington Nationals
- Los Angeles Angels
- St. Louis Cardinals
- Miami Marlins
- Arizona Diamondbacks
- Texas Rangers
- Houston Astros
- Cincinnati Reds
- Cleveland Guardians
- Boston Red Sox
- San Diego Padres
- Detroit Tigers
- Chicago Cubs
- Seattle Mariners
- Milwaukee Brewers
The Blue Jays, Dodgers, Mets, Phillies and Yankees are expected to receive a 10-pick penalty for on their first picks for exceeding the second surcharge threshold of the Competitive Balance Tax.
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Top 100 MLB Draft Prospects
Here's the composite rankings for the 2026 MLB Draft prospects.
| Rank | Name | Position | Age | School | Commitment |
| 1 | Roch Cholowsky | SS | 20 | UCLA | -- |
| 2 | Grady Emerson | SS | 17 | Fort Worth Christian | Texas |
| 3 | Justin Lebron | SS | 21 | Alabama | -- |
| 4 | Jackson Flora | RHP | 20 | UC Santa Barbara | -- |
| 5 | Drew Burress | OF | 21 | Georgia Tech | -- |
| 6 | Cameron Flukey | RHP | 20 | Coastal Carolina | -- |
| 7 | Derek Curiel | OF | 20 | LSU | -- |
| 8 | Tyler Spangler | SS | 18 | De La Salle | Stanford |
| 9 | Jacob Lombard | SS | 18 | Gulliver Prep | Miami |
| 10 | Liam Peterson | RHP | 20 | Florida | -- |
| 11 | Eric Becker | SS | 20 | Virginia | -- |
| 12 | Sawyer Strosnider | OF | 20 | TCU | -- |
| 13 | AJ Gracia | OF | 21 | Virginia | -- |
| 14 | Chris Hacopian | SS | 21 | Texas A&M | -- |
| 15 | Tyler Bell | SS | 20 | Kentucky | -- |
| 16 | Vahn Lackey | C | 20 | Georgia Tech | -- |
| 17 | Chris Rembert | 2B | 20 | Auburn | -- |
| 18 | Blake Bowen | OF | 17 | JSerra | Oregon State |
| 19 | Caden Sorrell | OF | 20 | Texas A&M | -- |
| 20 | Eric Booth | OF | 17 | Oak Gove | Vanderbilt |
| 21 | Rocco Maniscalco | SS | 16 | Oxford | Mississippi State |
| 22 | Tegan Kuhns | RHP | 20 | Tennessee | -- |
| 23 | Zion Rose | OF | 20 | Louisville | -- |
| 24 | Gavin Grahovac | 3B | 20 | Texas A&M | -- |
| 25 | Kaden Waechter | RHP | 18 | Jesuit | Florida State |
| 26 | Gio Rojas | LHP | 18 | Stoneman Douglas | Miami |
| 27 | Carson Bolemon | LHP | 18 | Southside Christian | Wake Forest |
| 28 | Chase Brunson | OF | 20 | TCU | -- |
| 29 | Ace Reese | 3B | 20 | Mississippi State | -- |
| 30 | Logan Schmidt | LHP | 17 | Ganesha | LSU |
| 31 | Coleman Borthwick | RHP | 17 | South Walton | Auburn |
| 32 | Jensen Hirschkorn | RHP | 17 | Kingsburg | LSU |
| 33 | Ryder Helfrick | C | 20 | Arkansas | -- |
| 34 | Gabe Gaeckle | RHP | 21 | Arkansas | -- |
| 35 | Trevor Condon | OF | 17 | Etowah | Tennessee |
| 36 | Will Brick | C | 17 | Christian Brothers | Mississippi State |
| 37 | Joseph Contreras | RHP | 17 | Blessed Trinity | Vanderbilt |
| 38 | Kevin Roberts Jr. | OF | 17 | Jackson Prep | Florida |
| 39 | Brady Harris | OF | 17 | Trinity Christian | Florida |
| 40 | James Clark | SS | 18 | St. John Bosco | Princeton |
| 41 | Joey Volchko | RHP | 20 | Georgia | -- |
| 42 | Maddox Molony | SS | 21 | Oregon | -- |
| 43 | Cole Koeninger | SS/RHP | 18 | Keller | Tennessee |
| 44 | Cade Townsend | RHP | 20 | Mississippi | -- |
| 45 | Jared Grindlinger | LHP | 18 | Huntington Beach (Calif.) | Uncommitted |
| 46 | Cole Carlon | LHP | 20 | Arizona State | -- |
| 47 | Ryan Lynch | RHP | 20 | North Carolina | -- |
| 48 | Denton Lord | RHP | 18 | South Walton | -- |
| 49 | Caden Bogenpohl | OF | 20 | Missouri State | -- |
| 50 | Tommy LaPour | RHP | 20 | TCU | -- |
| 51 | Keon Johnson | SS | 17 | First Presbyterian | -- |
| 52 | Aiden Ruiz | SS | 18 | The Stony Brook | Vanderbilt |
| 53 | Jarren Advincula | 2B | 20 | Georgia Tech | -- |
| 54 | Connor Comeau | SS/3B | 17 | Anderson | Texas A&M |
| 55 | Ethan Kleinschmit | LHP | 20 | Oregon State | -- |
| 56 | Aiden Robbins | OF | 21 | Texas | -- |
| 57 | Archer Horn | SS | 17 | St. Ignatius | Stanford |
| 58 | Savion Sims | RHP | 18 | Prestonwood Christian | Oklahoma |
| 59 | Carson Tinney | C | 20 | Texas | -- |
| 60 | Landon Thome | 2B/3B | 18 | Nazareth Academy | Florida State |
| 61 | Matt Ponatoski | SS | 17 | Moeller | Kentucky |
| 62 | Logan Hughes | OF | 20 | Texas Tech | -- |
| 63 | Beau Peterson | 3B | 18 | Mill Valley | Texas |
| 64 | Ethan Norby | LHP | 20 | East Carolina | -- |
| 65 | Jason DeCaro | RHP | 19 | North Carolina | -- |
| 66 | Brady Ballinger | 1B | 20 | Kansas | -- |
| 67 | Lucas Moore | OF | 20 | Louisville | -- |
| 68 | Trey Rangel | RHP | 18 | The Colony | Texas |
| 69 | Sean Duncan | LHP | 17 | Terry Fox (Canada) | Vanderbilt |
| 70 | Blake Bryant | RHP | 18 | Citizen Christian | Clemson |
| 71 | Cameron Johnson | LHP | 21 | Oklahoma | -- |
| 72 | Jake Brown | OF | 20 | LSU | -- |
| 73 | Henry Ford | OF | 21 | Tennessee | -- |
| 74 | Shane Sdao | LHP | 22 | Texas A&M | -- |
| 75 | Eli Herst | RHP | 17 | Seattle Academy | Vanderbilt |
| 76 | Ethan Bass | SS | 18 | Glenbrook North | Wake Forest |
| 77 | Owen Kramkowski | RHP | 20 | Arizona | -- |
| 78 | Will Yow | SS | 18 | St. Anne's-Belfield | Virginia |
| 79 | Trey Beard | LHP | 21 | Florida Atlantic | -- |
| 80 | Cooper Sides | RHP | 18 | Orange Lutheran | LSU |
| 81 | Mason Edwards | LHP | 21 | Southern California | -- |
| 82 | Gavin Gallaher | 3B | 21 | North Carolina | -- |
| 83 | Malachi Washington | OF | 17 | Parkview | LSU |
| 84 | Daniel Cuvet | 3B | 20 | Miami | -- |
| 85 | Hunter Dietz | LHP | 20 | Arkansas | -- |
| 86 | Kade Lewis | 1B | 20 | Wake Forest | -- |
| 87 | Gary Morse | RHP | 18 | Orange Lutheran | Tennessee |
| 88 | Noah Wilson | OF | 18 | McCallie | Vanderbilt |
| 89 | Dominic Santarelli | 1B | 18 | St. Joseph | -- |
| 90 | Aidan Knaak | RHP | 21 | Clemson | -- |
| 91 | James Jorgensen | SS/RHP | 18 | Jesuit College Prep School | Texas |
| 92 | Bo Lowrance | 3B | Christ Church Episcopal HS | Virginia | |
| 93 | Blake Morningstar | RHP | 20 | Wake Forest | -- |
| 94 | Jorvorskie Lane Jr. | OF | 17 | Grapevine | Arkansas |
| 95 | Kaiden McCarthy | RHP | 18 | Vermont Academy, Chester | Tennessee |
| 96 | Ben Blair | RHP | 21 | Liberty | -- |
| 97 | Wilson Andersen | RHP | 17 | Jesuit | Mississippi State |
| 98 | Jason Amalbert | SS | 19 | DePaul Catholic HS | Oklahoma |
| 99 | Ryan Marohn | LHP | 21 | NC State | -- |
| 100 | Ricky Ojeda | LHP | 20 | UC Irvine | -- |
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