Presley Moseley '26 Recruiting Profile

Hi!

My name is Presley Moseley.  I live in Gulf Breeze, FL and I currently attend Gulf Breeze High School and will graduate in 2026.  I play travel ball with Team Elite 2026 (Atlanta).  Right now I am 6'3" and weigh 210lbs and I am still growing.  I am very thankful for everyone who has supported my goals on and off of the field, including my teachers, coaches, teammates, friends, family, community and church family.  I recognize the sacrifices that my parents and siblings make everyday as I pursue my dream of being a college baseball player and I am very grateful for that.

I am a right handed thrower and hitter.  My primary position is as a RHP and I have a variety of pitches.  I throw a 2 and 4-seam FB, Slider, Curve, Cutter and Change-up.  I pride myself on being able to play anywhere on the field.  I mostly play 3rd base but I also play 1st base.  I am a hitter at heart.  I am a line-drive hitter and work gap-to-gap.  I am coachable!

No one out works me.  That is the secret to my success.  Hard work pays off and I am proof of that.  My other secret is to remain humble.  You don't hear me talking about my play.  I like to show people my skills through my actions.  I consider myself a leader within my peers, both with my friends and my teammates.  

I grew up playing multiple sports.  I played flag football, basketball and travel soccer but in the last couple years have decided to focus strictly on baseball and perfecting my craft.  On top of spending hours every week in the gym working on strength, speed and agility, I work daily in the cage, bullpen and on the field drills.  When I'm not working on baseball I love to hunt and fish.  This is a great way to spend time with family and friends while doing things that I love.  I also love to surf.  Growing up near the beach, surfing has become a regular hobby of mine.

The classroom is important.  I know that.  Only a very small number of players make it to the majors.  School and baseball go hand-in-hand so I spend a lot of time at both.  I actually have dyslexia so I have to work on academics a little harder than most people.  That's okay though.  Nothing that is worth anything comes easy.  Its worth the effort for me to be at my best.  My goal is to be a better person, player and student and I will continue to work on that daily.  

If you are a college coach looking for a well-rounded, coachable, hard-working student-athlete who wants to win on the field and in life, then I am your guy.  I appreciate your consideration as I navigate the recruiting process!