WVU Baseball Adds to Talented 2025 Class

WVU Baseball continued their wave of recent signings and commitments on Wednesday, bringing 11 more members of the class of 2025 officially into the fold.

Among the highlights include a West Virginia product (and another from 50 minutes north on I-79), two players from north of the border, a towering 6-foot-7 pitcher and two players with near perfect prospect rankings.

Weston Smith hails from the Mountain State and attended Hurricane High School. He signed as a right-handed pitcher but also holds experience in the outfield. Smith stands 6-foot-4 with a fastball in the high 80s to low nineties that tops out as high as 94 miles per hour, also mixing in a slider, curveball and changeup for the traditional starter’s repertoire.

Infielder Matthew Robaugh (Washington, Pa.) also grew up in the region, while right-handed pitcher Ben Goodacre and shortstop Tyrus Hall come from Ontario and British Columbia, respectively: Hall is a junior college signee currently in his sophomore year.

Right-handed pitcher Brayden Robinson already has a fastball that sits around 94 miles per hour and received a 7.5 prospect grade from Perfect Game, indicating a future draft pick with continued development. Left-handed pitcher Wyatt Mosley garnered a 9.5 grade, one of the best in the class, and with a strong senior season he could end up high on MLB draft boards, meaning the Mountaineers might need to outcompete serious money to bring him to Morgantown.

Infielder Sean Goldy stands 5-foot-9 and weighs 160 pounds but possesses a sneakily good bat, while David Perez plays shortstop and as a right-handed pitcher, receiving a flawless 10 grade from Perfect Game.

Rounding out the class are right-hander JT Huether (8 grade) who can play pretty much anywhere in the ballpark, 6-foot-7 right-hander Hudson Cavallo and lefty batting catcher Josiah Crider.

For a related story, Weston Mazey continued the Mazey family legacy by signing at WVU.

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