This week and half of next week, Line Drive Media is recognizing standout high school players across the nation for the 2025-26 school year in our annual High School All-American lists.

These include athletes in states who play in the fall like Georgia, Colorado, Missouri and Oklahoma and those that compete in the spring into the summer.

Note: “Multi-Purpose” honorees are those that play multiple positions well or can pitch and hit at a high level.

Here is the schedule that includes 1^st & 2^nd Team All-Americans as well as the High School Player & Coach of the Year. Previously published articles are hyperlinked.

LINE DRIVE MEDIA 2026 HIGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERICAN TIMELINE

• Monday, July 6 – Line Drive Media 1^st Team All-Americans (Pitchers)
• Tuesday, July 7 – Line Drive Media 1^st Team All-Americans (Catchers)
• Wednesday, July 8 – Line Drive Media 1^st Team All-Americans (Infielders)
• Thursday, July 9– Line Drive Media 1^st Team All-Americans (Outfielders)
• Friday, July 10 – Line Drive Media 1^st Team All-Americans (Multi-Purpose)
• Monday, July 13 – Line Drive Media 2^nd Team All-Americans
• Tuesday, July 14 – Line Drive Media High School Player of the Year
• Wednesday, July 15 – Line Drive Media High School Coach of the Year

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Those chosen have been selected based on criteria such as:

• accomplishments, stats and honors

• importance to the success of the team

• on-field abilities, skills and talent
• off-the-field resume, i.e., academic success, community involvement, etc.

Our list is deep and extensive as we feel it necessary to honor all those who deserve to be recognized as a Line Drive Media High School All-American!

Congrats to all those who made this year’s lists… today, we spotlight those who get it done in the grass….

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1^st TEAM LINE DRIVE MEDIA HIGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERICANS—OUTFIELDERS

Brooklyn Atha (Jr., Buford Ga.)
Brooklyn was a key contributor on the Bufford (Ga.) High juggernaut team that went 36-0 in high school action last fall and captured the Georgia Class 6A state championship with a dominating 16-1 victory three-inning win. The Mississippi State commit batted .479 with 12 home runs, 32 runs driven in and an OPS of 1.391. Brooklyn also had a 15-game hitting streak last year and had 45 hits in total. The 2027 grad was selected as a 1^st Team All-State outfielder and was also ranked No. 12 overall in the Line Drive 2027 HOT 100 player rankings published late last year.

Reagan Barrack (So., Rappahannock, Warsaw Va.)
As a sophomore, Reagan was selected as a 1^st Team All-State Outfielder after she helped her team win the Regional championship. A dynamic lefty slapper who has 2.7-second speed home-to-first, she batted .429 with a .510 on-base percentage and had 30 steals for the Raiders.  She also totaled 36 hits with 19 RBIs and 35 runs scored. Reagan also plays volleyball and is an outstanding student with a 4.25 GPA in the classroom. Rappahannock Assistant Coach Shawn Collins notes of the underclassman’s skills in the grass. “Defensively, Reagan is an elite outfielder with exceptional range and instincts. She tracks balls effortlessly off the bat, takes efficient routes, and has the ability to make difficult, do-or-die catches look routine. Her athleticism, game awareness, and consistent defensive play make her a dependable presence in the outfield.”

*** Scroll down to see who else made the 1^st Team All-American Team as Outfielders!