Georgia State baseball has announced the signing of six talented student athletes to the 2025-26 roster, a move that head coach Brad Stromdahl believes will help usher in a new era of Georgia State baseball. The coaching staff, including Lars Davis, Christian Castorri, and Michael Leeder, worked hard to put together one of the best recruiting classes in program history.
Among the signees are Yenli Nolasco, a right-handed pitcher from North Paulding High School with exceptional pitchability, Wilmer Martinez, a standout shortstop with lightning bat speed from Ledford High School in North Carolina, Landon Arroyos, an athletic shortstop from Grayson High School in Georgia, Noah Jordi, a left-handed hitting first baseman with exceptional plate discipline from Canton, GA, Wesley Bass, a talented outfielder with elite bat speed and power from Blessed Trinity Catholic High School in Marietta, GA, and Cooper Lewis, a tall left-hander with a low 90’s fastball from Chamblee High School in Atlanta.
Stromdahl praised the incoming recruits for their athletic abilities, work ethic, and competitive spirit, expressing excitement for the impact they will have on the Panthers’ program. With these promising additions to the roster, Georgia State baseball looks poised to compete for Sun Belt, regional, super-regional, and national championships in the near future.
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