6/25/2026 9:26:00 PM | Baseball, General, Baseball - Middle School Varsity
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Chattanooga native, Vanderbilt baseball commit, and McCallie School Class of 2026 graduate Noah Wilson added another remarkable accomplishment to his baseball résumé this week, recording the fastest 30-yard dash in MLB Draft Combine history.
Wilson posted a blazing 3.497-second time during the speed testing portion of the MLB Draft Combine, setting a new all-time record and showcasing the elite athleticism that has made him one of the nation's premier baseball prospects.
Held annually ahead of the MLB Draft, the MLB Draft Combine brings together many of the top high school and college players in the country to perform in front of scouts and executives from all 30 Major League Baseball organizations. Wilson's record-breaking performance immediately became one of the biggest storylines of the event.
A Chattanooga native, Wilson graduated from McCallie School this spring after establishing himself as one of the top players to ever wear the Blue Tornado uniform. Throughout his career, he became known for his dynamic combination of speed, defensive ability, and offensive production while helping lead McCallie against some of the nation's top competition.
Wilson is committed to Vanderbilt University, one of the nation's premier college baseball programs, where he is expected to continue developing as one of the country's top prospects. His performance at the MLB Draft Combine further solidified his standing among the elite players in the 2026 draft class.
From McCallie to baseball's biggest stage, Wilson continues to represent Chattanooga with excellence while proving that his speed is unmatched.
30-Yard Dash: 3.497 seconds
Achievement: Fastest 30-yard dash in MLB Draft Combine history
