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CHATHAM ANGLERS PLAYERS 2026





                             ETHAN LUND
                             LHP  |  OKLAHOMA STATE  |  SO.

                             Lund, a 6-foot-6 left-hander from Fishers, Indiana, made just six appearances for Oklahoma State as a freshman last season
                             before he was elevated to starter for 2026. In his first 12 starts for the Pokes, Lund averaged more than 15 strikeouts per nine
                             innings, fanning 100 hitters across 59 innings of work. He struck out eight in 3.2 scoreless innings against Vanderbilt on Feb.
                             15, then tossed six shutout innings two weeks later against Sam Houston State.



                             MAX LUZARRAGA
                             RHP  |  DALLAS BAPTIST  |  SO.

                             One of the top right-handed high school arms out of North Carolina in 2025, Luzarraga made an instant impact upon his addition
                             to the Dallas Baptist University bullpen. Through his first 15.1 collegiate innings, Luzarraga pitched to a 2-0 record and 2.93
                             ERA while striking out 25 and walking just eight. In nine of his 11 appearances for the Patriots as a freshman, Luzarraga didn’t
                             allow an earned run.



                             JACK OHMAN
                             RHP  |  YALE  |  SO.

                             Ohman began his collegiate career with 35.1 scoreless innings en route to one of the most notable freshman campaigns this
                             century. He was named Ivy League Pitcher of the Year, Perfect Game’s College Freshman Pitcher of the Year and an NCBWA
                             Freshman All-American during the 2025 season, during which he finished with an NCAA-best 1.34 ERA. Ohman was a semifinalist
                             for National Pitcher of the Year honors and the Golden Spikes Award, also becoming the first Yale All-American since Ryan
                             Lavarnway in 2007. He began 2026 with 68 strikeouts in his first 49 innings pitched.


                             ANTHONY PACK JR.
                             OF  |  TEXAS  |  FR.

                             Pack comes to Chatham after one of the most electrifying freshman seasons in college baseball, during which he hit .353 in his
                             first 44 games. He drove in 38 runs, clubbed five homers and stole a team-best 16 bases in that same span. His 1.020 OPS in that
                             time ranked third among SEC freshmen. Pack, a native of Lakewood, California, was a top-five outfielder recruit in the class of
                             2025. He’s the son of a former Cal State Fullerton football player.



                             JACOB PARKER
                              OF  |  MISSISSIPPI STATE   |  FR.

                             Jacob came to MSU as a highly touted freshman recruit (top 10 in D1 Baseball) and immediately entrenched himself into the
                             middle of the Bulldogs order.  As of mid-May the strong armed outfielder was hitting .315 with 13 HR’s and 51 RBI’s.  Jacob is
                             part of a baseball family, his twin brother JoJo was a first round draft choice out of high school and he has a couple of cousins
                             who played minor league ball.



                             KELVYN PAULINO JR.
                             IF  |  FLORIDA STATE  |  FR.

                             Paulino, ranked by Perfect Game as the No. 3 third baseman and No. 53 overall player in the 2025 high school recruiting class,
                             was an impact player for Florida State in 2026. Utilized primarily as a designated hitter during his freshman season, he hit .301
                             with nine extra base hits in his first 28 games and paced the Seminoles with a pair of triples. He clubbed his first collegiate
                             home run against No. 10 NC State on March 22.



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