Another two-way power player in the class of 2031 is right-handed pitcher Jacquelyn Schwinn. Schwinn, known for her spinny drop curve, consistently keeps batters off balance with her pitches. Recently, she was selected for the Team USSSA Liberty Cup Fast Pitch Championship in Florida, where she will compete with multiple tools at her disposal. Not only is Schwinn feared in the circle, but she is also a threat to opposing defenses and is capable of taking balls deep as a true two-way player. The eighth grader is only beginning to tap into her potential as she continues to develop into a mature player.

Jacquelyn Schwinn is an exciting right-handed pitcher with plenty of upside in the 2031 class. Her drop curve is a developing weapon, giving hitters late downward movement and creating opportunities for swings and misses or weak ground-ball contact. Schwinn competes with confidence, attacks the strike zone, and continues showing encouraging progress inside the circle. As her command, velocity, and pitch sequencing develop, she has the potential to become a difficult matchup and one of the young arms to follow in her class.

Need to win? Call Jacquelyn Schwinn. A rising name with Indiana Magic Gold 13U, Schwinn sees time on the left side of the infield at third base, in addition to what she gets accomplished in the circle. Last month, her team was on hand at the PGF Beverly Bandits Power 80 in Kentucky. One of her starts resulted in a perfect game, during which she struck out seven hitters in six innings as Indiana Magic Gold 2030 Regional Mader 13U prevailed by a final of 4-0 over Indiana Gators Lloyd/Pierini 14U. Schwinn would hurl 77 pitches in that matchup, with 57 of them going for strikes.