Villar is 25 years old and just last year he graduated from Keystone College in La Plume, Pennsylvania. In his final campaign with the Giants, Villar was lights-out for the program. He made 11 starts, finished with a 9-0 record, and struck out 57 opposing batters. Villar was selected to the United East Skye Division All-Conference first team and took home the pitcher of the year award.  

The 6-2 hurler spent his summer in Niles, Ohio pitching for the MLB Draft League’s Mahoning Valley Scrappers. He shared the clubhouse with 2025 RailCats signees, Jake Allgeyer and Jonathan Martinez. As a Scrapper, Villar started in 8 games for them, penciling in a 4.78 ERA, and sat down 26 batters.