Prep Baseball Report

2021 Scout Day: Northern CT Mustangs/Boys of Summer - Quick Hits


Trevor Brown and PBR New England Staff
PBR New England Co-Director of Scouting

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We would like to thank all who participated in The PBR New England 2021 Scout Day: Northern CT Mustangs/Boys of Summer. This was a great opportunity for 2021-2024 prospects to be put on college recruiting boards. Many players impressed during their individual workouts at the showcase. Below we have the complete statistical results from the event as well as the top performers across various different categories.

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2021 Scout Day: Northern CT Mustangs/Boys of Summer - Quick Hits

The Players

  • Austin Robert, 2021, RHH, showed above average power, length and lift to the pull side. Ran a 7.08 sixty-yard dash, long athletic strides. Threw well from outfield, clocked at 79 mph. 
  • Bennett Simpson, 2022, RHP, a long and loose righty, works from a higher slot. The fastball was pounded low in the zone, reaching 82 mph, with arm side run. The breaking ball showed good spin, clocked a7 67 mph. 
  • Bryce DiPiero, 2022, LHP, short and clean on the back side, working from a higher slot. The fastball was at 80 mph, we’ve seen it higher at times. The breaking ball  has a serious chance to be an out pitch, late depth, clocked at 67 mph. 
  • Connor Clement, 2022, RHH/C, powerful at the plate, up to 94 mph, has enough juice to beat the pull side. Catching skills are solid behind the plate, durable, strong frame. 
  • Connor Clifford, 2022, RHH/INF, a twitchy infielder, runs real well, ran 6.81 sixty-yard dash. The swing is short and crisp, a line drive approach.
  • Michael Brosman, 2022, RHH/INF, short and quick swing, with length after, getting through it, with a gap to gap approach. The exit velocity was clocked at 89 mph. 
  • Ryan Brimecombe, 2022, LHH/1B, powerful swing, middle to pull side, high potential to really hit and hit with power. Smooth around the bag, good feel with arm strength.
  • Shaun Murray, 2022, RHP, a three pitch guy, clean arm from a higher slot, look for an increase in velocity. Threw both secondary pitches for strikes. 
  • Traigh Skiffington, 2024, RHP, super clean arm, pounds the zone, fastball up 78 mph, both secondary pitches are advanced for his age/class. 
  • Tyler LaRocque, 2022, RHH/OF, a plus athlete, ran a 6.76 sixty, is extremely quick. The swing is short and compact, throws average to a tick above. A major sleeper, looks to be very tough and loves to compete.