Santa Clara University 
 

Riley Jackson has been a cornerstone of All In Baseball for the past three years and has developed into one of the most prolific hitters in Northern California. A pure left-handed hitter with next-level pop, Riley consistently produces at the plate and has earned a reputation as a feared bat in any lineup. His dedication, work ethic, and power potential have set the standard for what it means to be “All In.”

University of Notre Dame

Kyle Sweeney is a dominant left-handed pitcher and one of the top LHPs in California. A 2024 All In Baseball alum, he struck out 53 hitters over 40 innings as a sophomore at Sacred Heart Prep. Kyle is projected to lead the Gators’ rotation for the next two seasons before competing for the Fighting Irish in the 2028 season.

St. Mary's College

Morgan Winfield is one of Northern California’s most established two-way players.  A two-time First Team PAL All-League selection, Morgan brings a rare combination of home run power at the plate and an electric fastball on the mound. His elite performance on both sides of the ball earned him a scholarship to play Division I baseball at Saint Mary’s College.

USC

Rallin Covey has established himself as one of the premier starting pitchers in Northern California. Rallin has committed his future to the University of Southern California. In his first full season of varsity baseball, he recorded 68 strikeouts, showcasing his talent and determination on the mound. With a bright future ahead, Rallin continues to inspire teammates and fans alike with his passion for the game.

Whittier College

Mikey Nishikawa has been a member of All In Baseball for three years and has been a staple at the top of the lineup throughout his time in the program. A true table-setter, Mikey is known for his elite speed and consistently leads the program in stolen bases. Defensively, he is a vacuum up the middle, showcasing exceptional range, instincts, and reliability. His energy, athleticism, and all-around impact make him a difference-maker on both sides of the ball.

Lewis & Clark College

Trent Amoroso has competed with All In Baseball since 2021 and has been one of our core members ever since. Trent was named PAL Ocean Division Player of the Year in 2024 after dominating on the mound and at the plate. His passion for the game is second to none and is a world class team player. 

Pomona-Pitzer

Skyline College
 

Pacific University

Pano Koutoulas has been on the field with All In Baseball since the summer of 2022. The left handed hitting middle infielder is as crafty as they come. He has fully committed to his game and his passion to play at the next level earned him position. He is a pest on the base paths and will help Pacific win in the years to come. 

Menlo College

Mikey Vargas was a dynamic two-way player during his time at Burlingame High School, showcasing his athleticism and competitiveness on both sides of the ball. Over time, Mikey transitioned into a full-time pitcher, where his command and feel for the game stood out. A two-year All In player, Mikey’s growth and dedication have earned him the opportunity to continue his baseball journey at Menlo College.

College of San Mateo 

Luke Ornelas is a 2025 graduate of Terra Nova High School and is set to continue his baseball career at the College of San Mateo. A committed and versatile player, Luke covers serious ground in the outfield and brings gap-to-gap power at the plate. On the mound, his live fastball adds another dimension to his game. He’s expected to provide the Bulldogs with valuable utility depth and impact across multiple roles.

St. Olaf College

Zach Luzzo has been a proud member of All In Baseball since its inception three years ago. With a deep commitment to the game, he has demonstrated dedication both on and off the field. Zach is excited to take the next step in his baseball journey as he commits to St. Olaf College, where he looks forward to furthering his athletic and academic career. His passion for the game and strong work ethic make him a valuable asset to any team.

Canada College

Jayce Enochs, a standout student-athlete, has committed to play baseball at Canada College. Over the past three seasons with All In Baseball, he has excelled as the starting catcher, demonstrating remarkable skill and leadership behind the plate. His dedication and performance have earned him this exciting opportunity to continue his baseball career at the collegiate level.

Williams College 

Andrew Rocha is thrilled to announce his commitment to play baseball at Williams College, one of the top-tier academic and athletic institutions in the country. A standout player, he earned 1st Team All-League honors in the PAL and clinched the league batting title during his junior year at SHP. Andrew’s dedication to both his studies and the game sets him apart as a promising athlete with a bright future ahead.

University of Redlands 

Mason Chetcuti was the PAL Player of the Year at SHP during the 2023 season. As a freshman at Redlands he hit .348 with 24 hits and 14 RBI. Mason joined All In in 2023 and has since continued to coach for the organization during his off seasons. 

Tufts University

Tyler Wong was a two time All-League player during his time at SHP. Tyler joined All In during the summer of 2023 and spent two years working with Coach McMillan. 

Trinity College (TX)

John Adrian (JA) Dioli was the team MVP during his 2022 season at SHP. He joined All In during the summer of 2022. He committed his talents to Trinity College where he is a dual sport athlete in both Football & Baseball. He coaches with All In during his off seasons. 

Cal Poly (SLO)

Zach Button originally committed to Utah University before transferring to Cal Poly, where he established himself as one of the top relievers in the country. After completing his collegiate career, Zach dedicated two seasons to coaching with All In, sharing his knowledge and passion for the game with aspiring athletes. His journey reflects his commitment to excellence both on the field and in coaching, making a lasting impact on the baseball community.

St. Mary's College/Radford University

Vinnie Venturi, a proud 2016 graduate of Serra High School,  committed to St. Mary's College, he later transferred to Radford University, where he showcased his skills as a starting pitcher.

During his senior year at Serra, Vinnie had an outstanding season, finishing with an impressive 8-0 record, a 1.65 ERA, and 69 strikeouts over 66 innings. Vinnie continues to excel in baseball while coaching for All In Baseball & Sacred Heart Prep as the Director of Pitching. 

UC Berkeley

Mitchell Scott made his mark in collegiate baseball by committing to Cal Berkeley, where he became one of the most dominant closers in the program's history. He later finished his career at Kent State, earning recognition as a finalist for Closer of the Year. After his playing days, Mitchell dedicated two years to coaching with All In Baseball, where he shared his expertise and passion for the game, helping develop the next generation of talent.

Oregon/Miami Marlins
 

Cam Barstad, a 2018 graduate of Serra High School,  originally committed to the Oregon Ducks,  but Cam was drafted by the Miami Marlins in the 6th round of the 2018 MLB Draft, showcasing his exceptional skills as a dominant catcher and left-handed hitter.

Throughout his time at Serra, Cam's impressive performance set him apart, paving the way for his professional career. With a passion for the game and a drive for excellence, Cam still sits on the Board of Directors for All In Baseball. 

Stanford University

Nic Lopez was a dominant starter during his time at Serra High School, showcasing his talent on the mound before continuing his baseball journey at Stanford University. Balancing academics and athletics has always been a top priority for Nic, and his dedication has led him to two memorable trips to Omaha. His commitment to excellence both in the classroom and on the field sets a strong example for aspiring athletes.

Chapman University
 

Pomona-Pitzer College
 

Jack Damelio, a 2018 graduate of Serra High School, earned recognition as a 1st Team All-League Shortstop during his high school career. He went on to commit to Pomona-Pitzer College, where he excelled both on the field and in the classroom at a Top 25 baseball program and a top 10 academic institution.

Jack's commitment to excellence in athletics and academics reflects his hard work and determination.