Class of 2028 left-handed pitcher Vincent Leoni has committed to Penn State baseball, he announced Tuesday.

A Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, native, Leoni spent his high school playing career as a pitcher and in the outfield at Bishop McDevitt High School.

“I am beyond Blessed and excited to announce my commitment to Penn State University!” Leoni wrote on X. “I want to thank Coach Gambino and the rest of the coaching staff for giving me this incredible opportunity! I want to thank my family, friends, coaches, teammates, and everyone who has helped!”

According to Prep Baseball, Leoni records a max fastball of 91.2 mph with a 2262 spin rate, a ranging curveball of 70-84 mph, a 73.7-75.3 slider, and 81-83 mph changeup.

From the outfield position, he holds an outfield throwing velocity of 89 mph. At the plate, a 95.6 mph exit velocity and a bat speed of 72.8 mph.

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