Deep Run Tournament Quick Hits: Deep Run

Trey Gauch RHP / 3B / Deep Run, VA / 2024

Got a chance to see two innings from the lanky 6-foot-2, 180-pound framed right hander. Plenty of room to fill. Longer arm action with above average arm speed. Works from a higher three-quarter arm slot. The fastball was 82-85 during the first two innings of work and showed feel for two secondary pitches. The changeup had solid late fade at 74 mph and the breaking ball had bigger shape sitting 69-70 mph. 

Josiah Seguin SS / Deep Run, VA / 2023

Seguin showcased his talents at shortstop during the tournament. During his time at short he displayed some big arm strength, the ability to come forward well, and throw on the run with some carry. The William & Mary commit continues to show his feel for the barrel from both sides of the plate and was the most consistent offensive threat for the Wildcats throughout their tournament play. 

#MidAtlStateGames standout and recent @WMTribeBaseball commit Josiah Seguin with a 2 out double for Deep Run in B1.

Long 6-4 frame. Switch hitter w/ barrel skills from both sides. @PBRVirginiaDC #PBRIsThere #DeepRunTourney pic.twitter.com/N3D6MXtDDW

— Jason Burton (@ksallday19) April 2, 2022

Deep Run fighting back in this one. ‘23 Josiah Seguin (@WMTribeBaseball) with another hit. This one a RBI single from left side.

8-6 St Chris leads after 6. @PBRVirginiaDC #DeepRunTourney #PBRIsThere pic.twitter.com/szAP3jgFpy

— Jason Burton (@ksallday19) April 2, 2022

Cameron Rizzo SS / 2B / Deep Run, VA / 2023

Rizzo has a compact athletic frame. He played second base the majority of his time on defense. Made a couple of nice plays on run throughs and showed ability to throw on the run from tough arm slots and angles. Long term, the arm strength is more suitable for second. At the plate Rizzo is a contact bat, level path swing, and the stance gets narrow and slightly upright at finish.