Parker Raubuch | Class of 2026 | Sunset High School | Beaverton, OR

Height/Weight: 6'2", 200 lbs.

Primary Position: 3B | Secondary Position: RHP | Bats/Throws: R/R

Parker Raubuch is a 6’2’’ 200 lb. 2026 out of Beaverton OR attending Sunset High School.  Athletic build with present strength and continues to add.  High motor player that will continue to develop due to work-ethic.  Possesses soft hands and quick feet with good lateral movement.  He has shown to have plenty of arm for all throws across the diamond with an infield velo of 82mph.  Has a strong glove hand when coming through ground balls and his feet do not stop when charging a slow roller. 

Right-handed hitter with very high hand-set that lower into a slot on his load.  Wide base with a small, up-down trigger mechanism.  Hands get on plane early and does a good job getting the barrel into the zone.  Line drive hitter that uses all fields but has shown the ability to turn on a fastball. 

On the bump, has a smooth delivery which allows him to work his way down the mound with little to no wasted motion.  Works out of the windup and the stretch and delivers from a mid 3/4 arm slot.  Is a pitcher that works counts and understands what he wants to do with hitters. Up to 83 mph with his fastball and has shown a swing and miss breaking ball.

• 2024

Parker is a good kid with a big frame and natural athleticism. He moves well for his size and continues to grow into his body.

At third base, he stays low, works with good feet, and shows reliability. He can be even more aggressive attacking the ball, which will raise his defensive ceiling. On the mound, Parker throws from a ¾ arm slot with a firm fastball that he locates well. He strikes the curveball on demand and has a true three-pitch mix. He can pitch backwards effectively, but he will benefit from learning to attack hitters more inside.

At the plate, Parker consistently hits the ball hard. He stays stacked, drives the ball to the opposite field, and shows “controlled violence” in his swing. He generates lots of power, using a slight leg kick to trigger a strong, aggressive stride.

On the bases, Parker runs well for his size. He gets the job done, but he is not likely to be a base-stealing threat.

• Mark Klick (2025)