Vanderbilt recruit, currently ranked No. 365 nationally in the 2021 class, No. 2 in Minnesota. Physical 6-foot-2, 190-pound switch-hitting catcher. On Friday night, he did his damage from the left side. Long and strong in the box, he lofted a towering double to right-center field in his first at-bat. Later, he launched a no-doubt, taper-blast home run to right field.

6-foot-2, 190-pound switch-hitting catcher. Vanderbilt commit and currently the #63 ranked player in PBR Overall for 2021’s. 7.15 runner. Pre-set load, slight leg kick trigger, works from oppo gap to pull, shows solid bat speed, squares baseball with loft power in bat, 93 mph exit velocity. Sound receiver, flexible lower half, shows ability to block, has sure hands and keeps ball in zone well, above avg. footwork behind plate, clean exchange, quick release, accuracy and carry to bag, 79 mph arm strength with 1.88-2.08 pop times.

10/21/18- 6-foot-2, 190-pound switch-hitting catcher.  7.20 runner. Vanderbilt commit and ranked #54 overall in the PBR 2021 class.  Physical presence. Squared balanced stance from both sides of plate. Small leg lift and hand load back.  Smooth swing and easy bat speed. Gap to gap approach with line drive contact. Consistent contact and flashes pop in barrel.  84 mph exit velocity. C- Big body and well balanced. Good glove and works low to high. Average overall blocker. Clean exchange and good direction.  Short arm action. 1.91-2.11 pop times. 77 mph arm strength with good carry and accuracy. IF- Decent actions. Good glove and fields ball out in front.  Quick short arm action. 79 mph arm strength with good carry and accuracy.

3/17/18- 6-foot-2, 190-pound switch hitting catcher. #46 ranked in PBR Overall for the 2021 class. Recent Vanderbilt commit. 7.2 runner. Looked the part from both sides of the plate. Flat barrel through the zone and he has the strength to drive the ball deep into the gap now, and projects for much more power in the future. While the frame is solid, it is not yet mature, with more growth to come. Strong receiver and had pop times of 1.88-2.06. It’s rare to see that much lag in the zone for a young kid, and the fact that he can do it from both sides is very impressive.

 
10/22/17- 6-foot-2, 190-pound switch hitting catcher. #46 ranked player nationally in PBR Overall for 2021 class. 7.53 runner. Similar swing mechanics from both sides of plate. Shows advanced feel for barrel with extension through contact, gap to gap hitter with above avg. pop, has fluidity and rhythm in swing, 84 mph exit velocity. Shows soft hands receiving, works underneath ball, shifts body well side to side centering baseball, has quickness to block, quick feet and short exchange, has present arm strength, throws are online to bag with carry and accuracy, 78 mph arm strength with 1.9-1.97 pop times.

 
2017 Junior Future Games - Athletic, strong frame, switch hitting catcher. Above average athlete and runner for a catcher.  Offensively, similar from both sides with more power as a right handed hitter. Left-handed, has balanced set-up with leg lift trigger and rhythm, short to contact with level plane, extension through the ball with high finish. Defensively, quick feet, arm strength, 74 mph from crouch, accurate, moved well receiving and blocking. Pop times ranged from 1.98-2.25 in between innings