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Woollett

Woollett showed well at Dawgs Scout Day, showing off an improved frame that packs a lot of strength into it. Standing 5-foot-10, 165-pounds, the 2025 lefty bat had loud rounds with consistent swings. He's very balanced, using a slow left left timing mechanism and a strong starting spot for his hands, allowing him to reach a peak exit velocity of 91.4 mph, a max carry distance of 299 feet and a 100% sweet spot range. In the OF he moves well and his arms works, reaching a max velocity of 90 mph. Still uncommitted, Woollett is a good get for colleges at this stage of the game. 

Woollett started off his impressive day on the mound. He sat 78-79 mph with the fastball out of a ¾ slot and a loose, quick arm. His slider and curveball both come in at 70-72 mph but each have unique and effective profiles out of the same arm slot. The slider has sweep with a little bit of depth that will generate swing/miss when down in the zone, while the curveball has more of an 11/7 profile. The changeup is still developing but shows signs of an effective offering when down in the zone as its fading action plays well off his fastball, which has more carry to it. At the dish, Woollett’s simple approach led to consistent line drives throughout his entire round. This is the first time we’ve seen Woollett and he will now be an intriguing follow going forward.