Future Games Preview: Team Carolina INF (NC)
July 30, 2020
The PBR Future Games has quickly become the top recruiting stop for college coaches across the country. While the situation in 2020 will not allow coaches to be in attendance, there is still plenty of attention heading to LakePoint, in Emerson, GA, to see the best of the best. The PBR Future Games feature the top uncommitted, underclass players in the country, all in one spot.
Beginning Saturday August 1st, Team Carolina, made up of NC and SC underclass players, will begin their journey through the Future Games. Saturday is a workout day with position players going through a full pro-style workout. Sunday and Monday will feature live game play with Team Carolina taking on Team Florida, Team Mid-Atlantic, and Team Georgia.
We begin our previews of Team Carolina by taking a look at some of the infielders from NC that will be looking to make waves this week. A mix of athleticism and power, this group should be strong defensively and in the box.
PBR Future Games: Team Carolina NC Infielders
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Seth Christmas SS / 3B / Hopewell, NC / 2022Rankings StateRank: 64 / POS: 10
Athletic with a compact swing that tends to find the barrel a lot. Chance to develop into a top tier hitter that will have the chance to stick in the middle of the field. Has looked comfortable at 3B as a defender as well. STATISTICS
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Ty Torti SS / 2B / Cardinal Gibbons , NC / 2022Rankings StateRank: 55 / POS: 8
Switch hitter that has continued to develop in the last year. Solid athlete with soft hands and rhythmic feet. High level of barrel-ability from both sides of the plate. STATISTICS
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Austin Hawke SS / 2B / Reagan, NC / 2022Rankings StateRank: 54 / POS: 7
High motor. Plays above his tools and the tools are solid. Anyone that spends time watching Team Carolina this week will be drawn to Mr. Hawke, his personality and his pace of play. STATISTICS
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Gus Shelton 1B / 3B / Randleman, NC / 2022Rankings StateRank: 46 / POS: 5
Solid athlete with some quickness present in a hulking 6-foot-1, 210 pound frame. Power game in the box with the potential for the swing to develop into one that is feared at higher levels. STATISTICS
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