After spending his first three years of high school at Cypress Bay, where he played for coach Bo Diaz, Correa will play his final season this spring playing for coach Howard Stein at West Broward High. His junior season was limited by the pandemic but, for his career at Cypress Bay, he had a .325 average with six home runs and 26 RBI in just 28 games. He is a two-time All-District player as a first baseman who has also played some at third base and spent some time behind the plate. The son of Jose Correa and Paula Eckardt, Juan played travel ball for X Team in Broward County. 

A native of Quebec, Canada, Deschamps has been living in Mount Dora where he has been a part of the TNXL Baseball Academy while attending Ontario Virtual School. Before arriving in Florida, he attended Séminaire Saint-François in Quebec and Edouard-Montpetit in Montreal. He has played at Academy Baseball Canada and, most recently, on the World Team roster for Canada at the Future Stars Series at Fenway Park. He also plays for the Florida Hurricanes Platinum team. Helped his team to championships at the NEBC Underclass World Series and the PBR National Championship. The son of François Deschamps and Sonia Filion, he currently lives with his host family, the Herbs, in Mount Dora.

Estrella played at Westminster Christian and John Ferguson High Schools before arriving at Miami Christian for his senior season. Hit .294 in seven games as a junior before season was halted by pandemic. Is a fluid and athletic defender at shortstop with a strong arm. Estrella, who was born in Lawrence, MA, is the son of Andrew and Mercedes Estrella.

Haines is a left-handed pitcher who makes up for his lack of size with big stuff on the mound. During his freshman and sophomore seasons at Ponte Vedra High School he made 13 appearances on the mound, posting a 2-3 record. He also played in the outfield, hitting .290 over those two seasons with five extra-base hits. As a junior in 2020 he played at Episcopal High in Jacksonville and he also played for the 5 Star National travel team, a part of the Baseball Factory. Before the spring season was cut short, he posted a 3-0 record in three starts without allowing a run and recording 15 strikeouts in just 9.2 innings. He also hit .348 in 23 at bats. Dillon is the son of Dave and Kimberly Haines and was born in Denton, Texas, which is also the hometown of Hatters pitching coach Dave Therneau.

Lusignan is the second member of the signing class from Quebec. He is a big right-handed pitcher with a big arm who attended Foothills Composite High School and played for the Okotoks Dawgs Alberta Black travel team as well as for Team Canada in the Indianapolis PBR event. He has hit 94 miles per hour with his fastball, one of the five quality pitches in his repertoires. He also uses a splitter, hard slider, a slower curveball and a solid changeup. Ranked among the top 100 players in the Class of 2021 by Perfect Game. The son of Daniel Lusignan and Julie Dionne, Simon chose Stetson over offers from many of the top programs in the nation, including Vanderbilt, North Carolina, Miami, Oregon State and Louisville.

Like Lusignan, Manitz is one of the top prospects in this signing class for Stetson. He has played in the outfield and at first base for coach Clyde Metcalf at Sarasota High, and has even pitched some in relief. He projects as a corner outfielder at Stetson. Has been a consistent offensive producer for one of the top prep baseball programs in the state. Hit .400 as a freshman and led the team in runs driven in. Followed up by hitting .380 as a sophomore and .333 in the pandemic shortened 2020 season, leading the team in hits and RBI. In addition to his play at Sarasota HS, he has played travel ball for Canes Florida, Ohio Elite and Power Baseball. Was selected as a 2020 preseason All-American by Perfect Game, which also had him ranked as one of the top 500 junior players in the nation. A great student who had completed requirements for his AICE diploma by the end of his junior year, he is the son of Mark and Karla Manitz.

Mastromauro is from just down the road in Port Orange where he plays at Spruce Creek HS. A teammate of current Stetson freshman Camden Traficante, he is a middle infielder who could also play center field. The third member of the News-Journal’s 2019 All-Area team – joined by Traficante and Christian Pregent – he hit .378 as a sophomore that year with 21 runs scores, 14 RBI and 15 stolen bases. Committed to Stetson in the fall of 2019 after playing for the Orlando Scorpions over the summer in 2019. The son of Keith and Jessica Mastromauro, he comes from a baseball family. His dad played college baseball at Marshall University.

A right-handed pitcher from nearby Lake Mary, Melani plays for coach Kenne Brown at Seminole High in addition to playing travel ball for the Orlando Scorpions. He earned second team All-America honors from Perfect Game after his sophomore season, helping the Seminoles to a Class 9A state title. He has reached as much as 93 miles per hour with his fastball and is also armed with a big overhand curve and a sinking changeup. Like Mastromauro, he committed to Stetson early, and has posted a 5-0 record with a 1.57 career ERA at Seminole HS with a pair of saves and 60 strikeouts in 58 total innings of work. He also plays in the middle infield when not pitching, having posted a career .361 batting average. He is the son of Tom and Dawn Melani.

Another player from one of the traditional high school baseball powers in the state, O’Sullivan plays at Venice HS for coach Craig Faulkner after playing at Cardinal Mooney HS in Sarasota his first two years, starting at shortstop as a sophomore. He hit a whopping .458 with a .519 on-base percentage for Venice in eight games last spring before the season was canceled by the pandemic. He played for the Florida Burn Platinum Horvath team last summer where he pitched and played in the middle infield. He is the son of Terry O’Sullivan and Aimee Odette and is an honor student who has been dual enrolled at the State College of Florida in Bradenton.

Few Stetson baseball fans will ever forget the defensive prowess at third base turned in by Jonathan Meola in 2018 and Kyle Ball is a near clone defensively. Dominic Scavone has a chance to be the next in line for the Hatters at the hot corner. A standout for coach Tony Melich at Bishop Moore, Scavone moved over from The First Academy in Orlando following the 2018 season, earning FACA Class 4A Player of the Year as a junior. In that 2019 season he hit .456 with 12 doubles and 22 RBI. He was off to a hot start for the Hornets again last spring, hitting .616 with a 1.236 on-base percentage with eight doubles in the pandemic shortened season. He has also shown ability on the mound over the last two years, posting a 4-1 record in eight appearances with a 1.47 ERA and 29 strikeouts in 28.2 innings of work. He played summer ball this past year for the TNXL Canes and he has also played for the FTB San Francisco Giants Scout team. The son of Jerome and Susan Scavone, his older brother, Gabriel, played college baseball at High Point and at Rollins College. 

Cooper is the son of former Stetson standout catcher Jeff Smith, who played professionally and has worked as a coach in the Minnesota Twins organization for years, including time on the Major League staff. The younger Smith is a strike-throwing left-handed pitcher who has posted a 6-4 record with a 2.96 ERA over the last two seasons for coach Chad Ott at the Community School of Naples. He has recorded 77 strikeouts in 53 innings of work during those two seasons. He played summer ball this year for the JSB Tigers, posting a 6-1 record with a 1.20 ERA and 69 strikeouts over 45 innings of work. In addition to his accomplishments on the field, Smith is a high-achieving student who has received honors in Physics, Latin, English, Math and Computer Science. He is the son of Jeff and Ronna Smith.

A native of Boynton Beach, Stagliano plays for coach Joe Russo at Palm Beach Gardens HS, which he played at as a junior last spring after spending his first two seasons at Olympic Heights HS. A right-handed pitcher, Stagliano made four appearances on the mound last spring before the season was cut short. He had a 2-1 record with a 1.33 ERA and 34 strikeouts in 21 innings of work. His highlight performance was a complete game, one-hit, shutout of Seminole Ridge HS. He had 15 strikeouts in that outing. In his freshman and sophomore seasons at Olympic Heights he was 6-6 with a 2.50 ERA in 18 outings, recording 76 strikeouts in 78.1 innings. He has played summer ball in Orlando for coach Johnny Goodrich with the Scorpions’ Founders team. Dom is the son of Peter and Teri Stagliano.