25.2
Hand Speed (max)
6/08/21
CLASS OF 2022
SS
RHP
Charlie
Teel
Sewanee
Homewood (HS) • AL
5' 10" • 150LBS
L/R • 22yr 8mo
Travel Team: CABA
Homewood (HS) • AL
5' 10" • 150LBS
L/R • 22yr 8mo
Travel Team: CABA
Rankings
2022 National
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2022 State
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Commitment
Best Of Stats
67.8
Bat Speed (max)
6/08/21
28.5
Rot. Acc (max)
6/08/21
-
Hard Hit %
89.3
Exit Velocity (max)
6/08/21
80.2
Exit Velocity (avg)
6/08/21
307
Distance (max)
6/08/21
63
Sweet Spot %
6/08/21
7.26
60-yd
6/08/21
-
30-yd
-
10-yd
-
Run speed (max)
83
INF Velo
6/08/21
-
OF Velo
-
C Velo
-
Pop Time
Fastball
84.2
Velocity (max)
6/08/21
82.7 - 83.9
Velo Range
6/08/21
2288
Spin Rate (avg)
6/08/21
Changeup
75 - 76
Velo Range
6/08/21
1488
Spin Rate (avg)
6/08/21
Curveball
70.1 - 70.8
Velo Range
6/08/21
2427
Spin Rate (avg)
6/08/21
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Position: SS/RHP
Body: 5-foot-10, 150-pound.
Hit: (LHH) Began in a balanced quiet stance with a quick load, then used a short stride. Efficient bat speed.
Power: 89 mph exit velocity, average 80.22 mph. 65.89 mph bat speed average. 24.14 mph hand speed average.
Defense: (IF) Consistent hands, rhythmic footwork, clean exchange.
Arm: 83 mph infield velocity. High ¾ slot, consistent accuracy.
Speed: 7.26 (60-yard).
Pitching: Easy effort. ¾ arm angle, good arm speed, quick arm action. An athletic finish.
FB: T84. 82-83 mph. (Max spin 2415; Avg 2288). Arm side accuracy, running action.
CB: 70-71 mph. Hard action, sharp movement. (Max spin 2590; Avg 2427).
CH: 75-76 mph.
Went toe to toe with Hartselle ace Elliott Bray for 5 innings of no hit baseball in game 2 before allowing his first hit in the 6th inning. The junior attacked the Hartselle lineup from the start of the game, getting ahead in almost every count, living off of the edge of the strike zone. Teel displayed a quality fastball and coupled it with a changeup that perfectly tunneled with his fastball. His arm slot allowed for his curveball to end on the back foot of left handed batters.