RHP from Dallas Baptist. More to come. 

Spent a season at Grayson Community College. He throws a good slider in the low-80s. Fastball in low-90s, to 94. Has a lot of spin. 

From FSS: 

DeBerry was a workhorse arm for DBU in 2024 and possesses some interesting traits that are likely to draw the attention of pro scouts. It starts with a low-to-mid 80s sweeper featuring spin rates that'll flirt with 3000 rpm at peak; more commonly resting in the 2850 range. DeBerry has approached 90 mph with that pitch and could eventually see it blossom into an above-average or better offering as a pro. He won't overwhelm hitters with his fastball, a low-90s heater with fairly generic shape. DeBerry cuts his fastball a bit but doesn't generate much carry along the way. He's a natural supinator which helps aid in spinning his sweeper. There's a big, deeper curveball with tremendous depth as well as a cutter, and nascent sinker/changeup combo that he's worked to offer at left-handed hitters. It's a full menu of pitches and DeBerry has done a nice job developing a pitch chart that keeps hitters off balance. Perhaps his greatest trait is his lean, long projectable frame that could add velocity with proper nutrition and training in a pro setting. He's also shown above-average control for the strikezone and figures to keep hold of a starting pitcher title at the next level. A lot to like here, especially if you're an organization that trusts in its player development process with arms.