High school baseball stolen base leaders
By Thomas Frey
Jun 12, 2025, 11:00am
Illinois speedster Bren Milburn swiped an incredible 93 bags this spring.
According to statistics submitted to MaxPreps, senior
Bren Milburn of
Crete-Monee (Crete, Ill.) leads high school baseball nationally with 93 stolen bases. The Morton College pledge hit .439 with a .545 on-base percentage before he saw his season come to an end May 30.
Joey Hood of
WISH Academy (Los Angeles, Calif.) is the only player in the top 10 to average more than one stolen base (73) per plate appearance (67).
Jose Bojorquez and
Tomas Encinas from
South (Bakersfield, Calif.) are both on the list with 130 combined stolen bases. Bojorquez is No. 4 nationally with 68 while Encinas is No. 7 with 62. Both are committed to play at Bakersfield College.
Read on for a complete look at the nation's stolen base leaders.
Kevion Duplessis of Burbank (Sacramento, Calif.) is No. 10 in the nation with 61 stolen bases. The junior got on base 55 times this season. (PHOTO: Steve Phang)
Plate appearances: 134
AVG: .439
Committed: Morton College
2. Joey Hood, Jr., WISH Academy (Los Angeles, Calif.), 73
Plate appearances: 67
AVG: .588
3. Shane Talahytewa, Jr., Tuba City (Ariz.), 71
Plate appearances: 77
AVG: .373
4. Jose Bojorquez, Sr., South (Bakersfield, Calif.), 68
Plate appearances: 123 A
VG: .506
Committed: Bakersfield College
5. Zion Hudson, Jr., Peach County (Fort Valley, Ga.), 66
Plate appearances: 155
AVG: .404 (14 Division 1 football offers)
6. Carsen Summerlin, Sr., Mount Vernon (Texas), 64
Plate appearances: 115
AVG: .488
T7. Tomas Encinas, Sr., South (Bakersfield), 62
Plate appearances: 116
AVG: .538
Committed: Bakersfield College
Plate appearances: 65
AVG: .433
T7. Jaret McCoy, So., Bangor (Mich.), 62
Plate appearances: 110
AVG: .395
10. Kevion Duplessis, Jr., Burbank (Sacramento, Calif.), 61
Plate appearances: 112
AVG: .425
