Georgetown Prep Baseball
The 2024 Georgetown Prep baseball season was capped off with a number one finish in The Washington Post All Met Sports rankings- recognition for the impressive team effort all spring. Aiden Dubetsky ‘24 was honored as the All-Met Player of the Year for his dominant performances on the mound, in the field and at the plate. Aiden was also IAC player of the year for the second straight year.
Three other players were named to the All-Met team in 2024 (4 total is more than any other school in 2024): Andrew Duncan ‘25 was named to the Second team and Ray Huke ‘24 and Austin Weiss ‘25 were Honorable Mentions. For the IAC all conference team, five additional players were named beyond Aiden: Sam Weinstein ‘24, Patrick Colbert ‘25, Andrew Duncan, Austin Weiss and Ray Huke. Andrew Duncan, Austin Weiss and Aiden Dubetsky were also honored by Prep Baseball Report on their all state team for Maryland.
The Prep Baseball Program seeks to run a Division 1 style program in concert with the school’s academic reputation. To that end, the program has seen 61 players go on to play in college since 2011 and has 12 current players committed or signed to play in college. According to Baseball Cube, Prep is top 10 in the country for players on current Division 1 rosters. Colleges, past and present, include UVA, Notre Dame, Duke, Wake Forest, Boston College, Johns Hopkins, Georgetown, Virginia Tech, Maryland, George Mason, Columbia and George Washington. The schedule is routinely filled with the other best programs in the DMV and Baltimore and plays a national schedule against teams from Massachusetts to New Jersey to Florida. The program has seen multiple number one and top three rankings by The Washington Post and Prep Baseball Report for both private school programs and all programs in Maryland.
The Hoyas have 11 regular season IAC championships (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023 and 2024) and 8 IAC tournament championships since 2011 (2012, 2013, 2015, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024). The 2019 varsity team went 31-5 and was ranked number three in The Washington Post. The 2021 team was undefeated, with a record of 14-0, and the 2022 season ended with Prep's third consecutive IAC Championship and a ranking as high as #2 in the state of Maryland and top 5 in The Washington Post.
The 2023 team was labeled an emerging dynasty by The Washington Post. This 2023 team finished with a record of 25-7, losing just one game after the IMG spring break tournament and winning 15 out of 16 to claim the 4th straight IAC championship. The team finished ranked 3rd in The Washington Post rankings and received number one rankings in Maryland by Prep Baseball Report and Xposure. This was the second straight year that GP had a first team All-Met player in The Washington Post as both pitcher and position player, and the second straight year the program had the IAC Player of the Year.
The 2024 team culminated a vision that started in winter workouts with specific goals and a hardworking and devoted preseason like none other. The team went 13-0 in conference regular season and playoff games and threw two no hitters- Ray Huke against Landon and Aiden Dubetsky against Landon in the championship clinching game. The team scored marquee victories over Archbishop Spalding, Good Counsel and Gonzaga. Seniors- many of them three year starters- led this team to such heights. Aiden Dubetsky, Ray Huke and Austin Weiss were dominant on the mound. Sam Weinstein was stalwart behind the plate and had a terrific all around season, leading a consistent defense. The infield play of Ryan Maxey ‘24, CJ Chatterton ‘24, Patrick Shannon ‘24 and Will Twomey ‘25 was steady. The outfield was similarly paced by Andrew Duncan, Patrick Colbert, Austin Weiss and, just in time for the playoffs, Jaxson Wood. Offensively, CJ Chatteron and Patrick Colber set the tone at the top of the order by getting on base and Andrew Duncan (7 HRs) and Aiden Dubetsky provided the pop in the middle of the order. Will Twomey and Austin Weiss also had impressive RBI numbers and offensive campaigns. The team says farewell for now to seven seniors headed off the play in college: Maxey (George Mason), Chatterton (George Mason), Jaden Ovalles (St. Joseph’s), Sam Weinstein (Appalachian St), Aiden Dubetsky (Amherst), Jaxson Wood (Hood) and Ray Huke (Columbia). Five current players are committed to a college program: Duncan (Duke), Will Twomey (Pitt), Weiss (Maryland), Colbert (Richmond) and Arjun Bhaskar (NYU).
The junior varsity team also swept the regular season and tournament titles in the IAC in 2024. The JV program has enjoyed extensive success as well; players that win titles at the JV level are the groundwork of the program’s achievements year over year. In the past 13 seasons, the JV team has won both the IAC regular season and tournament championship 12 times.
July 21, 2024
Congratulations to Austin Weiss '25 for making the Team USA 18U Roster. The 20-player roster is set to compete in the 2024 World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) U-18 Baseball World Cup Americas Qualifier in Panama City, Panama, from August 2-11.
Prep students who committed to play baseball in college (past 6 years)
Class of 2024
- CJ Chatterton - George Mason University
- Aiden Dubetsky - Amherst College
- Ray Huke - Columbia University
- Ryan Maxey - George Mason University
- Jaden Ovalles - St Joseph University
- Sam Weinstein - Appalachian State University
- Jaxson Wood - Hood College
Class of 2023
- Tony Perrotta - University of Virginia
- Tommy Roldan - University of Virginia
- Colin Byrne - Grinnell College
Class of 2022
- Ryan Rodriguez - Franklin and Marshall College
- Brock Rose - Xavier University
- Will Burgess - High Point University
Class of 2021
- Brian Depman- Georgetown University
- Mitchell Johnson - The Catholic University of America
- Cian Sahler - Fordham University
- Tim Nicholson - George Washington University
Class of 2020
- TJ Williams - University of Notre Dame
- Jeremy Zabarsky - Drew University
- Sage Dobbs - University of Richmond
Class of 2019
- Anthony Fiallo - United States Naval Academy
- Charlie Furlong - Colby College
- Ryan Gleason - Charleston Southern University
- Lucas Donlon - Virginia Tech
- Travis Rinker - St. Joseph's University
Class of 2018
- Brendon Davis - Southern University
- John Dempsey - Wofford College
- Brooks Bengston - High Point University
Collegiate Action
Cian Sahler '21 plays for Fordham University. Check out his successful year.
TJ Williams '20 lays out for sensational diving catch during a Notre Dame game.
Current Prep Players in the Pros
Matt Mervis
Chandler Redmond
Prep has two active players in the major and minor leagues: Matt Mervis was called up to the Chicago Cubs in May 2023, and Chandler Redmond is in Double A for the Cardinals. Mervis was named Minor League Player of the Year for the Cubs for the 2022 season and led all of Minor League baseball in RBIs. Redmond recently had his bat sent to the Hall of Fame after hitting for a Home Run Cycle (one of each kind of home run in a single game) in the 2022 season, just the second time this has occurred on record in a professional game.
Articles on Matt!
How Matt Mervis bet on himself, May 8, 2023
Mervis double sparks Cubs rally in 7th past Twins, May 12, 2023
Baseball Schedule
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