Prep Baseball Report

Super 60 Spotlight: Cameron Decker


By Andy Sroka
Illinois and Wisconsin Assistant Director

On Sunday, Feb. 6, Prep Baseball Report will host the 20th edition of its prestigious, flagship event: the Super 60 Pro Showcase. Since the event’s inception in 2003, more than 300 players have been selected in the MLB Draft, including 25 first-round picks and 26 second-rounders.

We've started our march toward the Super 60 by highlighting the prospects set to join us, shining a light on their impressive player profiles that they've groomed through their high school careers, leading them to this point, vying for the attention of the pro scouting community.


Scouting Report

6/27/21

Midwest Premier: Decker is a threat to leave the yard every time he steps in the box and opposing pitchers knew it. Decker went big fly three times but was also walked 8 times a pitchers tried to keep the ball in play. The right-handed hitter shows real power and the intent to do damage every time he comes to the plate. 

4/22/21

The Central Florida commit did what we’ve grown accustomed to seeing since last summer, and that’s drive the baseball with power. In the third, Decker crushed a ball well over the centerfield wall for a for two-run homer. From the right-side of the plate he starts in a balanced setup with a higher hand set, medium stride. Quick bat speed through the zone with some whip. At 6-foot-1, 204 pounds he has strong hands and a strong lower half helping him drive the ball consistently with power


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